Get all 80 Canary Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 65%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Canary Anniversary Sampler: Ottoman-American Recordings Since TWSP, New York, New Jersey, and Chicago, Sept. 1912 to April 1932, Under the Counter: U.S. Sleaze & Stag Recordings ca. 1940s-50s, Oh My Soul: Armenian and Turkish Language Music from the Parsekian Label in New Jersey ca. 1923-26, A Diamond Ring: Armenian-American Independent Releases ca. 1922-26, The Undertaker's Picnic: Armenian Kef Music in Fresno, ca. 1940s-50s, The Taste of My Heart: Greek Women Singers ca. 1937-57, Cross the Bridge: Polish-American Dances & Songs, Feb. 1926 - March 1931, 3 Ballads of Murdered Mexican Revolutionaries: Aug. 1923 - Jan. 1935, and 72 more.
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Rhodope Ruchenitsa
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Do Dalim Nga Myzeqeja
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Zetovsko Oro
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Wedding Song
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Padura Sora Padura
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Kito Zelena Kruvena
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Cifteli
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Moustabeikos Dance
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Hora Pa Margina Junari
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Mlietovo Kolo
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Avazii Dy Motrave
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Rhodope Melodies
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Ramno Velashko
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Subrali Sa
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Cemetery Lamentation
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Kiradjiche Jabandjiche
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Vaome Kaba
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Eseis Raidia Blakhoroula
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Canary Records Baltimore, Maryland
early 20th century masterpieces (mostly) in languages other than English.
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Amazing collection and liner notes. Very happy to have bought this for myself as a late Christmas gift. Pet peeve: Could do without the grandiose mission statement, whereby I guess a lot of this music (which is often still a big part of each country's local canon) is somehow not part of "today's world". I guess we're all too busy listening to country ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Transports me! I want to be in the desert, too: clapping and singing. for more Very Good Haiku: https://comeawaywithemd.com/very-good-haiku-a-2021-music-writing-experiment/
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Proceeds from this vibrant collection of tracks from Red Baraat bandleader Sunny Jain go to the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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Wild Wild East
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The eclectic musician recasts the immigrant experience as the modern-day frontier, bringing Indian and U.S. traditions together.
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