Killer Turkish Jazz Funk LP - Mustafa Ozkent ++ more
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Description
Killer selection of Turkish Psych Jazz Funk & Fusion from 1968-78
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BOSPORUS BRIDGES
Various Legendary Turkish Artist
Bosporus Bridges is a compilation of turkish jazz, bossa, psych, fusion and funk !!
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Side A (Funk side of Bosporus)
Emin Findikoglu - Çeçen Kizi 3.14
Mustafa Ökzent ve Orkestrasi - Dolana Dolana 2.53
Erkut Tackin - Sevmek Istiyorum 2.50
Fikret Kizilok - Aybatti (Edit) 3.05
Erkin Koray - Karli Daglar 3.35
Aksu Orkestrasi - Bermuda Seytan Ücgeni 4.58
Playing time Side A: 20m 32s
Side B (Jazz side of Bosporus)
Ferdi Özbegen - Köprüden Gecti Gelin 3.06
Erol Pekcan - Senlik 5.11
Okay Temiz - Denizalti Rüzgarlari 4.05
Erol Pekcan Orkestrasi - Gel Sevigilim 3.03
Durul Gence 10 - Hilal 4.18
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400 years ago Turkey was the centre that connected Islamic, Byzantine and Persian music and even at this time Haydn and Mozart fused Persian tone scales and colour of rhytm into their compositions. Modern Turkish music history begins in 1923, when Turkey became a republic and the leader Kemal Atatürk opened the doors to the western world. Musicians in Turkey first adapted the waltz, but it was the tango from Paris that spread widely and became popular throughout the country. Youth in Istanbul, Izmir and Ankara started tuning the radio to everything that was happening in London and rock arrived in the mid 50s. The first turkish rock music came from armybands under the leadership of officers, but when The Shadows emerged on the scene, the popularity of rock exploded, since Turkish people was used to hearing instrumental music.
In 1961 the magazine Hürriyet arranged the competition Altin Mikrofon where the contestants had to arrange a traditional turkish tune or write a turkish song and perform it in a ”western style” with electrical instruments. Altin Mikrofon is the godfather of all the turkish rock, psych, funk, fusion and jazz that came after. Western records by Black Sabbath, Ten Years After, Beatles, The Who, Jimmy Smith and James Brown got distribution in Istanbul and Ankara and the scene exploded during the years 61-78 with names like Erkin Koray, Mogollar, Baris Manco, Siluetler Mavi Iskalar,3 Hürel, Selda, Ersen and Mogollar. The blending of the electric loud, arabic percussion, horn instruments and arabic vocals with western jazz and funk rhythm, makes the sound of this forgotten scene unique.
A Must For Collectors Of World Ethno Jazz Funk Psych Records
BOTH RECORD & VINYL IN **MINT+++++ CONDITION LP
WINNER PAYS POSTAGE & PACKING £3 (Recorded Any UK Destination). £5 Airmail Europe & £6 Airmail Rest Of World.
PAYMENT :- PAYPAL, UK CHEQUES, POSTAL ORDERS OR CASH (Registered or Well Hidden Letter)
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