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    Posted: 7 hours 49 minutes ago at 08:39

With this thread, I'd like to put some more focus on artists from the non-Western world which blend some non-Western traditional/Classical music with Jazz/Rock/Folk. I reckon that this categorization is rather loose, but my favourite albums and some examples are something like:

Osibisa (Africa) - Osibisa    (1971)
The "Gunesh" Ensemble (Turkmenistan) - Looking At The Earth (1984)
Shankar (India) - Song for Everyone   (1985)
Moussa Diallo (Mali) - the-kékéliba-project (1999)
Garbarek & Khan (India, Pakistan) - Ragas and Sagas (1992)
Trilok Gurtu (India) - The Glimpse   (1996)
Bayuba Cante (int) - Cheba   (2000)
Lin Di & Cool Zone (China) - Ten Days in Magic Land   (2003)
Dhafer Youssef (Tunisia) - Electric Sufi    (2001)

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Abrete Gandul - Enjambre Sismico (Chile)
Bubu - Anabelas (Argentina)
Cabezas de Cera - Hecho en Mexico (Mexico)
Sanhedrin - Ever After (Israel)
Stella Lee Jones - Escape From Reality (Japan)
Tigran Hamasyan - Red Hail (Armenia)
Ibrahim Maloof - Illusions (Lebanon)
The Necks - Hanging Garden (Australia)
Dhafer Youssef - Street Of Minarets (Tunisia)
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Nankai Trio - Antarctica (Japan)
Hiromi - Spark (Japan)
Dewa Budjana - Mahadini (Indonesia)
Tohpati Ethnomission - Mata Hati (Indonesia)
Beautiful Bedlam - s/t (Australia)
On The Raw - Climbing The Air (Spain)
The Gourishankar - 2nd Hands (Russia)
Matteo Mancuso - The Journey (Itlay)

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Hasan Hajdar - Zebi (Tajikistan)

This folk ballad has a certain mystical aura to it for some reason. It's very aetheral and uplifting but there's an element of sadness and solitude creeping in.

I kinda wish I understood Persian/Tajik so that I have some sense of what the lyrics are about. xd
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OSIRIS      If you think music from the Middle East is no great sheikhs, then think again, because this is the musical equivalent of a black gold oil strike in a barren desert. Take a Closer Look and check out the incredible sound of Osiris from the tiny desert kingdom of Bahrain, where prog is as rare as a Bar Mitzvah in Saudi Arabia. Shalom.

5 stars 1982: Osiris - Osiris - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGfb2R92OHulL8O0Cd__m_FiVL3wRpn5N
5 stars 1984: Osiris - Myths & Legends - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lQw_iHs7RVbxgBMsrBb-M08iSHHmZFgG8
5 stars 1990: Osiris - Reflections - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kmBDmjcWP16pVl6U9aoaH8bvVLg4dAC5k
5 stars 1991: Osiris - Beyond Control (Live) - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kKPF-FlLEenHW6xPbXCwiPjeItOrlWLO4
5 stars 2007: Osiris - Visions from the Past - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lUIrC8eLBvk6zeKAK0ATxf7hqLi7tTq2o
4 stars 2010: Osiris - Tales of the Divers - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nGRVotebYvKAF9jXRQY1JtyiO-E-aGrbk
5 stars 2020: Osiris - Take a Closer Look - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k98_MMXqDS1qJr-wmCIq8I_HJl8eX7HtQ
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote Hrychu Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 34 minutes ago at 15:54
Crazy to think that Osiris failed to make a name for themselves, even just locally in Bahrain itself. They were and still are a pretty underground band.
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