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The Rough Guide to Latin Street PartyThis party collection of Latin street beats represents both mainstream and alternative visions of musica bailable (dance music). From retro cover versions of classics recorded faithfully in analog to digital mash up remixes, The Rough Guide To Latin Street Party has it all for your Latino sound system: salsa, merengue, bachata, cumbia, reggaeton, Latin soul, and all points in between. So take it to the street and start dancing! 'it's one crazy, fun

author The Rough Guide to Blues book

I knew the story of this music's genocide and subsequent re-birth in the twenty-first century - like that of the people and the country - had to be told to a wider world

This style of music is known as bal-musette and grew from the music of the immigrant communities in Paris at the turn of the last century

gospel music was born out of grief and suffering and has long served as a beacon of hope for singers and listeners throughout the world

the Péguri brothers (Charles Péguri was one of the first accordionists to play alongside a cabrette player

” Anansy duly turned his back on his life as a performer and retreated to his small home studio where he began to record mainly young artists from the burgeoning rap scene

we have tried to touch on its many different facets

It’s something of a paradox that a country with a reputation for conformity and obeying the rules has also produced some of the world’s most radical music

the group - which is predominantly vocal

which he accompanied with a complex ragtime-influenced picking style that left its mark on many great guitarists who were left spellbound by his playing during the folk-revival

Asher lap steel and electric guitar

the silence crept in and robbed the composer of his most precious sense – his hearing

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