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Old 08.31.2017, 11:16 AM   #49077
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finally gave it a listen, thanks!

in the 60s/ 70s there were a lot of psychedelic/prog/krautrock influences in "3rd world" music (not sure turkey fits the mold, but everyone knows os mutantes) at the same time that rich-country musicians either went out in search of world music (so many bands to india) and/or assimilated immigrant cultures (e.g santana). so-- glad to have found a new one. no idea this guy existed.

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Originally Posted by Genteel Death
Erkin Koray, Mogollar and Barış Manço I'm certainly going to keep an eye on when it comes to reissues.

there's a ton of baris mancho on spotify-- the dates are all fucked up as usual with spotify but i think one can match things w/ discogs, wikipedia, and good use of the search function

im gonna look for the other names you mention- and again thanks

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found 3 mogollar albums [eta: lots more! it was 3 singles. ton of albums. all very confusing]

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eg from what i was saying: los jaivas https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zWKqatBLX58

or (a bit more cosmopolitan and bluesy cuz argentina has its head in europe) luis alberto spinetta: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ArnKUmtwrhI
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