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LEE HAZEWOOD ~ LINK WRAY ~ A Mississippi song that excites Sun Records lovers. Sheet.

Ethiopian super rare cult groove album reissued for the first time by Mississippi.

In the 1950s, Tanzania was completely beaten by the one and only Mississippi, who established a unique world from record stores and gained fans all over the world in reissue culture. A compilation of songs recorded by a young man, Frank Joseph Humplick, who lived in a city called Moshi, together with his two sisters. In 1959, he released a 2-track 10-inch made for a radio station. A total of 12 songs that naturally bring happiness to the thought that there is calypso that resonates so purely.

In the 1950s, Tanzania was completely beaten by the one and only Mississippi, who established a unique world from record stores and gained fans all over the world in reissue culture. A compilation of songs recorded by a young man, Frank Joseph Humplick, who lived in a city called Moshi, together with his two sisters. In 1959, he released a 2-track 10-inch made for a radio station. A total of 12 songs that naturally bring happiness to the thought that there is calypso that resonates so purely.

Numero Group, Morning Trip, a label that develops New Age Americana from the 60s, which can be said to be the ambient version of Mississippi. New age guitarist BARRY CLEVELAND, who seems to have been active in the San Francisco Bay Area since the 90's. As the label name suggests, the gentle gradation that expresses the awakening in the morning and the introduction to sleep at night is still appealing to the fans of this label. Meditational ambient jazz made with guitar, flute, synthesizer, and bells. ·album. A quiet new age album featuring Grammy-nominated new age duo EMERALD WEB's Bob Stohl and Kat Epple. The album that he independently released on cassette tape only in 1986 is the first vinyl release.

From Mississippi, which has established its own world of record stores in the reissue culture, whether it's suspicious or not, and gained fans from all over the world, this is another perfect compilation of songs recorded by a young man named Frank Joseph Humplick who lived in a city called Moshi in Tanzania in the 1950s, together with his two sisters. It seems that he released a 10-inch with two songs made for a radio station in 1959, but this album contains 12 songs that will make you wonder if there is such a pure-sounding calypso, and happiness will come naturally.