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World Music Quikpik List RACV CLUB LIBRARY pariOck WORLD MUSIC QUIKPIK LIST These artists are housed in the CD W location in the music collection of the RACV Club Library. This brief list of works in the collection is intended as a tool to check the collection’s holdings quickly and should not replace an online catalogue search to locate exhaustive holdings of a composer, performer or genre. COLLECTIONS Music from Vietnam & Rumba Flamenco African blues Cambodia Russia African Rap Nigeria & Ghana Sahara lounge Arabic Beat Nu Tango Salsa around the world Arabic groove Paris Salsa Colombia Asian groove Popular hymns of Norfolk Salsa de Puerto Rico Bhangra and Pitcairn Samba Bollywood Puerto Rico Scotland the brave Boogaloo Rebétika Senegal & Gambia Brazil : bahia Republica Dominica Shakuhachi Brazilian Groove Calypso & soca Shakuhachi sleep music Cajun & zydeco Desert Blues Ska Caribbean party Rough guide to Brazilian Simply meditation Caribbean steeldrums electronica South African gospel Christmas around the world Rough guide to flamenco South Pacific islands Congolese Soukous Rough guide to tango Sufi music Dulcimer collection Rough guide. Egypt Tango Nuevo Euro Lounge Rough guide to Indian The very best of the far east Fado lounge Turkish groove A French affair Rough guide to Irish music Viva Mexico [Mariachi] Gamelan from central Java Rough guide to Latin-Arabia Wonderful Welsh choirs Global divas Rough guide to Latin Funk Greece : a musical odyssey. Rough guide to Latin lounge ARTISTS Hawaii Rough guide to the music of Alpamayo India China Atlas, Natacha Islands Rough guide to the music of Avital, Avi Klezmer Japan Black, Mary Latin Groove Rough guide to the music of Bogle, Eric Latin jazz Malaysia Boyer, Lucienne Le mystère des voix Rough guide to the music of Branco, Cristina bulgares. Paris Brel, Jacques Louisiana gumbo Rough guide to the music of Bruni, Carla Mali & Guinea Thailand Buena Vista Social Club Mambo Rough guide to the music of Burning Spear Masters of the harp Vietnam Bushwackers Merengue & bachata Rough guide to psychedelic Capercaillie Mexico Africa Chenier, Clifton Moon over Ireland Rough guide to West African Chevalier, Maurice Morocco Gold Chieftains RACV CLUB LIBRARY Clannad Cosmo Cosmolino Kamakawiwo'ole, Israel. Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Cruz, Celia Khan, Nusrat Fateh Ali. Band Daly, Ross Kidjo, Angelique The Royal Scottish Pipers' Detty Kurnia Kuban, Ali Hassan Society Dibango, Manu Lúnasa Runrig Dube, Lucky MacMaster, Natalie Rusby, Kate Dubliners MacPhee, Catherine-Ann Sablon, Jean Duncan, Chris Madredeus Scottish Fiddle Orchestra Egan, Ted Mahlasela, Vusi Shankar, Ravi Enya Makeba, Miriam Sirocco Estefan, Gloria Marley, Bob Soul Brothers Evora, Cesaria Middleton, Steve Strunz & Farah Fahey, Warren Mistinguett TaikOz. Fairport Convention Montand, Yves The Royal Scottish Pipers' Feliciano, José. Morgen, Tex Society recital Franco. N'Dour, Youssou Tosh, Peter Fureys O'Donnell, Daniel Toure, Ali Farka Gainsbourg, Serge Paris Combo Ugarte, Enrique Gipsy Kings Péña, Paco Yunupingu. Geoffrey Guétary, Georges. Piaf, Edith Gurrumul Los Indio Tabajara Prior, Maddy Wainwright, Lyndon B. Jackson, Mahalia Rossi, Tino Williamson, John Current at 12 November 2016 .
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