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Harry Kezelian

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  1. Resurrection
    by Chorale Akn
    Resurrection
    by Chorale Akn
  2. Living at the End of the World
    by Michael Sarian
    Living at the End of the World
    by Michael Sarian
  3. You Are the Light of the World: Antiochian Byzantine Hymnody in Toledo, Ohio ca. 1940s
    by Archbishop Samuel David
    You Are the Light of the World: Antiochian Byzantine Hymnody in Toledo, Ohio ca. 1940s
    by Archbishop Samuel David
  4. Why I Came to America: More Folk Music of the Ottoman-American Diaspora, ca. 1917-47
    by Canary Records
    Why I Came to America: More Folk Music of the Ottoman-American Diaspora, ca. 1917-47
    by Canary Records
  5. Uncle Ali: Touring Turks in New York City ca. 1951
    by Canary Records
    Uncle Ali: Touring Turks in New York City ca. 1951
    by Canary Records
  6. The Cleopatra Record
    by Joe Maneri, Udi Hrant, and Friends
    The Cleopatra Record
    by Joe Maneri, Udi Hrant, and Friends
  7. Complete Recordings of a 1940s Philadelphia Kef Band
    by Arziv Orchestra
    Complete Recordings of a 1940s Philadelphia Kef Band
    by Arziv Orchestra
  8. Everything is Fake: Armenian Kef Music in NYC in the 1940s
    by Edward Bogosian
    Everything is Fake: Armenian Kef Music in NYC in the 1940s
    by Edward Bogosian
    Kez Gi Sbasem (I'm Waiting for You) Kez Gi Sbasem (I'm Waiting for You)
    Superb restoration effort by Ian Nagoski of one of the classic Armenian-American singers of the 1940s, of what later became labelled Kef Music. Not to mention the writer of the (now overplayed) theme song of the entire genre, "Sood E, Sood E", which has travelled back to the Middle East and Armenia.
  9. And Two Partridges II: From the Earliest Turkish, Armenian, Greek & Kurdish Language Recordings in America, September 1915 - June 1916
    by Canary Records
    And Two Partridges II: From the Earliest Turkish, Armenian, Greek & Kurdish Language Recordings in America, September 1915 - June 1916
    by Canary Records
  10. I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
    by Zabelle Panosian
    I Am Servant of Your Voice: March 1917 - June 1918
    by Zabelle Panosian
  11. A Diamond Ring: Armenian-American Independent Releases ca. 1922-26
    by Canary Records
    A Diamond Ring: Armenian-American Independent Releases ca. 1922-26
    by Canary Records
    Great reissue of some incredible early Armenian-American sides. I love each and every number on this release. Many are favorites in my own collection and many others I am indebted to Ian for making available. The soulful roots music of the Armenian-American community. A slice of Armenian life in Anatolia that doesn't exist anymore back in the Middle East.
  12. Very Sweet: Armenian-American Independent Recordings from the Pharos Label ca. 1926-29
    by Canary Records
    Very Sweet: Armenian-American Independent Recordings from the Pharos Label ca. 1926-29
    by Canary Records
  13. When I See You: His Complete Recordings, Dec. 1916 - Nov. 1917
    by Kemany Minas
    When I See You: His Complete Recordings, Dec. 1916 - Nov. 1917
    by Kemany Minas
  14. Can All Times Be One?: Solo, Duo & Trio Performances From 1950s Independant U.S. Labels
    by Udi Hrant
    Can All Times Be One?: Solo, Duo & Trio Performances From 1950s Independant U.S. Labels
    by Udi Hrant
  15. Mid-Eastern Meditations
    by Dr. J.K. Sutherland
    Mid-Eastern Meditations
    by Dr. J.K. Sutherland
  16. Nightingales & Canaries, vol 1: "Oriental" Women on Record, New York & Istanbul, 1928-55
    by Canary Records
    Nightingales & Canaries, vol 1: "Oriental" Women on Record, New York & Istanbul, 1928-55
    by Canary Records
  17. The Further the Flame, the Worse it Burns Me: Greek Folk Music in New York City, 1919-1928
    by Marika Papagika
    The Further the Flame, the Worse it Burns Me: Greek Folk Music in New York City, 1919-1928
    by Marika Papagika
  18. What Remains of Eden: Anatolian & Levantine Music from 78s, ca. 1928-52
    by Canary Records
    What Remains of Eden: Anatolian & Levantine Music from 78s, ca. 1928-52
    by Canary Records
  19. And Two Partrigdes: From the Earliest Commercial Turkish-Language American Recordings, 1912
    by Canary Records
    And Two Partrigdes: From the Earliest Commercial Turkish-Language American Recordings, 1912
    by Canary Records

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    Nightingales & Canaries, vol 1: "Oriental" Women on Record, New York & Istanbul, 1928-55
    by Canary Records
    Nightingales & Canaries, vol 1: "Oriental" Women on Record, New York & Istanbul, 1928-55
    by Canary Records