REMASTERED 1. INTRO 2. BIG MONEY 3. SUBDIVISIONS 4. MARATHON 5. TURN THE PAGE 6. MANHATTAN PROJECT 7. MISSION 8. DISTANT EARLY WARNING 9. MYSTIC RHYTHMS 10. WITCH HUNT (PART 3 OF FEAR) 11. RHYTHM METHOD (DRUM SOLO) 12. FORCE TEN (10) 13. TI
Tracklista:1. African Rhythms2. Kazi3. Funky Wood4. Tarishi5. Mashariki6. Chants7. Don't Give Up8. Incognito9. Poo Too10. Liberation Dues11. African Rhythms (45 Version - Parts 1 & 2)12. Afrobeat
Tracklista: 1. Little Bumpin' 2. Water To Drink 3. Get Up Stand Up 4. Harlequin 5. Wes Bound 6. 4 On 6 7. Night Rhythms 8. Latin Lovers 9. Ooh-Yeah 10. Runaway 11. Bahia Funk 12. Etude 13. Rio Funk
Tracklista: 1. Little Bumpin' 2. Water To Drink 3. Get Up Stand Up 4. Harlequin 5. Wes Bound 6. 4 On 6 7. Night Rhythms 8. Latin Lovers 9. Ooh-Yeah 10. Runaway 11. Bahia Funk 12. Etude 13. Rio Funk
Tracklista: LP 1 1. Intro 2. The Big Money 3. Subdivisions 4. Marathon 5. Turn the Page 6. Manhattan Project 7. Mission LP 2 1. Distant Early Warning 2. Mystic Rhythms 3. Witch Hunt (Pt. III of Fear) 4. The Rhythm Method (Drum Solo) 5. Force Ten 6. Time Stand Still 7. Red Sector A 8. Closer to the Heart
Tracklista:1. Bog2. Me & Joe3. Psychic Wedlock4. Hypnotic5. Trip Wire6. I Don't Know You7. Cold Black Afternoon8. The Rhythms of Insanity9. Dead Cowboy10. Beautiful Disaster11. Reprise
Tracklista: 1. Longing For Daydreams 2. All Night Long 3. Radio In An Hourglass 4. Dark Moon 5. Floatspace 6. Rhythms Of A Secret Life
Tracklista: Side A 1. Delano Stewart - That'S Life 2. Ken Boothe - Somewhere 3. The Melodians - Heartaches 4. Delano Stewart - Tell Me Baby 5. The Soul Rhythms - It Hurts 6. Ken Boothe - Lady With The Starlight Side B 1. The Conquerors - Look Pon You 2. Ken Boothe - Live Good 3. The Afrotones - All For One 4. The Soul Rhythms - Put Yourself In My Place 5. The Melodians - Lonely 6. Delroy Wilson - I'M The One Who Loves You
Tracklista: 1. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised 2. Sounds From The Bush 3. Red, Black & Green 4. Malcolm X 5. Sweet Songs 6. Vibes From The Tribe 7. Desert Fairy Princess 8. Strong Men 9. Black Narcissus 10. African Rhythms 11. Suratal Ihklas 12. Is It Too Late? 13. Mother Of The Future
‘The most gripping Dvořák to come along in many years’ is how website Classics Today described the recently released disc with the composer’s Seventh Symphony, performed by Claus Peter Flor and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. This was quickly followed by the same team’s recording of Symphony No.8, and now the turn has come to Antonín Dvořák’s final work in the genre: Symphony No.9 – the ‘New World Symphony’. It was composed entirely on American soil, and the composer himself acknowledged that it ‘would not have been written this way if I had never seen America’. Nevertheless, and contrary to what is often claimed, he also maintained that he had not used any existing material, but ‘simply written original themes embodying the peculiarities of the Indian music’, developing them ‘with all the resources of modern rhythms, harmony, counterpoint and orchestral colour.’ Those themes, and Dvořák’s use of them, have exercised an irresistible attraction on audiences, ever since the first triumphant performance in 1893 at New York’s Carnegie Hall. The following year, Dvořák himself conducted the first Czech performance of the symphony. Perhaps to demonstrate to his compatriots in the audience that his heart nevertheless remained in his homeland, the composer included the overture Můj domov (My Home), composed some ten years previously. Part of the incidental music for a play, the overture is based on two popular songs, one of which, Kde domov můj (Where Is My Home), would later become the Czechoslovakian national anthem. On the present recording these two works frame another of Dvořák’s ‘nationalistic’ works, the light-hearted Czech Suite, consisting of five movements, all based on the dance rhythms of Bohemia, Moravia and Central Europe.