Music "Aguas De Moloch." Afroreggae Journal

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23. "96 degrees in the shade." Third World (Jamaica). Reggae Greats

The guitar opening in "96 degrees in the shade" make the song sound not like reggae but like soft rock or smooth jazz. In fact, as the song progresses I was surprised that it took so long for the quintessential reggae sounds to start: including the syncopated rhythms and baseline.

24. "Dodi Li." Theodore Bikell (Israel). Folk Songs of Israel

Meaning "My beloved is mine," Dodi Li is a classic Israeli folk song that has been sung by an astonishing variety of groups including Peter, Paul, and Mary and the Milwaukee Children's Choir. The song emphasizes beautiful vocals and heartfelt Hewbrew lyrics. Theodore Biskell's version is evocative especially because the vocals are haunting and resonate throughout my soul. Moreover, the song is deceptively simple with simple soft strumming and drums in the background.

25. "Slow Hora/Freylekhs." The Klezmer Conservatory Band (Klezmer)Dancing In The Aisles

Klezmer is a form of music unique to the Jews of Eastern Europe, and has a lot in common with jazz. This track epitomizes what so many listeners love about klezmer.
The clarinet and basoons are rich-sounding, and the minor scales are ironically cheerful. It seems like the players are trying to tell a story with the song.

26. "E Baiana." Clara Nunes (Brazil). Meus Momentos: Clara Nunes

This track illustrates the strong connection between Brazilian and African sounds. The beats are African in their roots and so are the vocals, and yet there is something classically Brazilian about the way Clara Nunes sings. The Portugeuse lyrics are sweet, and the song sounds cheerful and romantic. The song is catchy and danceable.

27. "Malaguena Salerosa." Rodrigo, Remedio Flores (Spain). Flamenco Caravan

Flamenco is a lovely genre of music, distinguished by a few features that are present in "Malaguena Salerosa." First, we have the deft, skillful, and amazingly technical acoustic guitar. Then we have the foot-tapping or hand-clapping as punctuated percussion. And finally, we have the lovely lyrical vocals, in this case a male vocalist.

28. "Ishar." Fairuz (Lebenon). Beirut

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The music is slow and sad, sounding like the singer is mourning. Similarly, the background vocals come in beautiful yet funereal tones. The instrumentation.....

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