Metamorphoses

In this second episode of our series about ‘Men’s grief’, you can enjoy once more the downcast, sobbing, gloomy or simply in-love men who express their feelings sensitively. From Bosnian sevdalinka to French blues, an hour of harmonious men’s sorrow.

Maher Kamal, Ahla Andalusi

1. Don’t Leave Me.
   LP. All Tore Up … Unrequited Love, Tormented Romance, Tragedy & Tearjerkers …. 1955-1968 (compilation) TU-567
2. Endechas A Bárbara Escrava (Alfonso).
   CD. Music From The Edge Of Europe (compilation) (1997) EMI 7243 8 59270 2 7
3. Guruli Nana (trad.).
   CD. Ensemble Kereoni Traditional Songs From Georgia EUCD 1959
4. U Lamentu Di Filicone (trad.).
   CD. I Muvrini. A Strada. (2000) EMI 5260452
5. La Liureta (trad.).
   CD. Blues De France (compilation 1995) SILEX Y225052
6. Everything Else (Morali).
   CD. Folk But Not Folk .2 (compilation 2000) Music For Dreams  5709498206356
7. Lettera a Mamma (trad.).
   CD. E Voce di u Cumune. Corsica-Chants polyphoniques (2010) Musique d’abord HMA 1951256 La Golondrina. (trad.)
8. Fado Meia-Noite (de Almeida).
   CD. Fado: Anthology-Portugese Traditional Music (compilation 2009) Emarcy 1785956
9. Abaha Al Dam’o (trad.).
10. Aya Morady (trad.).
    CD. Maher Kamal. Ahla Andalusi. (2010) Solfeon ND0801
11. Ar Brezel Perzeg (trad.).
    CD. Blues De France (compilation 1995) SILEX Y225052
12. Muero D’amor (trad.).
    CD. Shira U’tfila. Binviendo en Kantando. (2010) Frea MWCD 4063
13. Dunjaluce Golem Ti Si (trad.).
    CD. Bosnia: Echoes From An Endanfered World (compilation 2000) Smithsonian Folkways SF 4040713.

Special thanks to the Centrale Discotheek Rotterdan: www.muziekweb.nl.