Bluesmen's World(Music)

"It is difficult to compile a new record that meets the expectations of music lovers following our previous album (awarded "The Wold Music Record of the Year' in 2007 in Hungary), which was so successful both among folk musicians and fans. We have tried to do our best, and we hope the variety of the tunes will be appreciated by the listener.
Many people wonder and discuss what kind of music has future in our ever accelerating and hectic lives. I think we all share those basic human feelings, trusths that can be discovered in folk music. So, if we play this music truthfully, independent of their age, lovers of all music genres will find it enjoyable.
Bands try to bring joy to music lovers in various ways and genres. I think in our constantly changing world, if we strive for the best quality, we can preserve the true values of old times, and delight our listeners, who are exposed to so many kinds of music theese days.
I hope as you listen to this music your heart will be lifted up as was minde when I played."

01. Az árgyélus kismadár... / The little bird that flies from branch to branch...
02. Madárka, madárka... / Little bird, little bird...
03. Kalocsai katonadal, csárdás, friss és mars / Soldier's song, csárdás, fast dance and march from Kalocsa
04. Gyimesi héjsza szívből, bár egy kicsit gátlástalanul / Héjsza from Gyimes whole-hearted, and somewhat unrestrained
05. Ez a vonat, ha elindult, hadd menjen... / If the train has started, let it run...
06. Vas megyei népdal, régi lakodalmi csárdás Szombathelyről / Folk song from Vas county, old wedding csárdás from Szombathely
07. Most múlik pontosan / It is just going by
08. Csillag vagy fecske / Star or swallow
09. Bánat, bánat / Sorrow, sorrow
10. Magyarpéterlaki asztali nóta, forduló és cigánycsárdás / Table song, turning couple dance and gypsy csárdás from Magyarpéterlaka
11. Szórakoztató pásztordal mulatozáskor / Shepherd's drinking song
12. Kiskunhalasi hallgató csárdás és friss / Music to listen to, slow and fast csárdás from Kiskunhalas

Csík Band:
Zsolt Barcza junior - hungarian cimbalom, accordion, voice
József Bartók - double bass, hit gardon, voice
János Csík - fiddle, voice
Tamás Kunos - viola, voice
Marianna Majorosi - voice
Péter Makó - saxophone, clarinet
Attila Szabó - fiddle, guitar, voice

Contributors:
Mátyás Bolya - oriental fretted lute
Attila Csurai - first tambur
Mihály Dresch - saxophone, voice
István "Szalonna" Pál - fiddle
János Szabó - alt tambur

Link

pass: bluesmen-worldmusic.blogspot.com

The group was founded in 1997 in Szczecin, Poland. Passion for the traditional music and hard work let them create their own style and original sound.
Their acoustic songs have been inspired wholly by Oriental culture, Balkan folklore – Macedonian and Romanian. Typical Dikanda’s style is creation of new words and meanings in composed songs.
Dikanda in one of the African’s dialects stands for family. This is directly connected with the group’s spirit – they live and work as if it was a small, loving family.
Dikanda's earlier work Muzyka czterech stron wschodu is more traditional (little or no rock influence), but is no less interesting: there's a real variety of sounds: haunting vocals, sparse instrumentation, and an almost eerie feeling. Sometimes the interplay between the accordion and the fiddle provides such feeling with so few notes - and then suddenly we're dancing.
Never a dull moment when listening to Dikanda!

01. Dikanda
02. Winko
03. Gajde Jano
04. Saluto
05. Dila Dila
06. Folk Song
07. Pagnulisja
08. Hosadyna
09. Pakulele
10. Ketrin Ketrin
11. Stoho Bohu
12. Sogonie
13. Jovano Jovanke
14. Żurawli
15. Melodia żydowska ( "Przebitki" )
16. Scha Still
17. Świeci miesiąc

Ania Witczak - accordion, vocal
Kasia Dziubak - violin, vocal
Violina Janiszewska - vocal
Daniel Kaczmarczyk - percussion
Piotr Rejdak - guitar
Grzegorz Kolbrecki - double bass

guests :
Paweł Baska - double bass
Tomasz Pikulski - double bass
Krzysztof Trebunia -Tutka - vocal

Link

pass: bluesmen-worldmusic.blogspot.com