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Ballos Smyrneikos Me Mane - 3: Years of birth and death are given when known. One consequence of this has been a tendency to overemphasize the makam aspect of rebetiko at the expense of the European components and, most significantly, at the expense of perceiving and problematizing this music's truly syncretic nature. The rawness of the presentation returns, the narratives of erotic allure and tales of the forbidden go back into the shadows. In other projects Wikimedia Commons. In , Vinicio Capossela released his music album Rebetiko Gymnastas. And some familiar names are here such as Jack Halikias , whose "Raste Tou Deke" was the first true rembetika hit to feature the bouzouki.

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Various – Rembetika Greek Music From The Underground – 4 CD

O Vlamis Tou Psyri. Paradoxically, he was also one of the forerunners of its revival. A perhaps over-emphasized theme of rebetiko is the pleasure of using drugs cocaineheroin - preza etc.

Museum Tusculanum Press, University of Copenhagen, Most of the performers here are male, and they make an impression with their swirling darkness and tales of lost love, drunkenness, power, violence, and grief. Seni Gheurduktcha sic — 3: There is one component within the rebetiko tradition which is common to many musical styles within Eastern musical spheres. Pende Manges Fro Manges - 3: In Greece the bouzouki had been allowed into a studio for the very first time a few months previously, in October The final volume in the set showcases the brief popularity -- above ground -- of rembetika.

To Yellekaki The Waistcoat. Melachrinoula Dark Skinned Girl - 3: Vadizo Me Parapono - 3: The first one focuses on the music made in the golden years as the material developed into a bona fide recordable style as it emerged out from under the thumb of the Ottoman Empire. Soon, however, their youthful enthusiasm and different experiences found expression in new stylistic venues which eventually changed the old idiom.

Pende Manges Five Manges. The notes are historical, with a different set for each volume, and the histories of performers, origins of terms, words, and a pronunciation guide are provided. Its origins are not exactly known, and are traced back in various labyrinthine ways to the midth century.

But this is also the place where rembetika as a root music virtually disappears from the popular song scene, and goes so far underground that it almost -- almost -- ceases to exist. Melachrinoula Dark Skinned Girl. Problems playing this file? Giorgios Mouflouzelisfor example, recorded a number of LPs, though he had never recorded during his youth in the 78 rpm era.

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It's as soulful a documentary collection as you'll fine anywhere. The JSP Rembetika series of box sets has finally brought this amazing music to a wider audience using the highest…. This, of course, created a void which had to be filled with new "blood". AthensPiraeusand Thessaloniki. Most of the performers here are male, and they make an impression with their swirling darkness and tales of lost love, drunkenness, power, violence, and grief.

Rembetika: Greek Music from the Underground

One consequence of this has been a tendency to overemphasize the makam aspect of rebetiko at the expense of the European components and, most significantly, at the expense of perceiving and problematizing this music's truly syncretic nature. One rebetis accompanied the singer with a bouzouki or a baglamas a smaller version of the bouzouki, very portable, easy to make in prison and easy to hide from the policeand perhaps another, moved by the music, would get up and dance.

Track Listing - Disc 4. An important aspect of the revival of the late s and early s was the element of protest, resistance and revolt against the military dictatorship of the junta years. The first phase of the rebetiko revival can perhaps be said to have begun around In the beginning the new recruits—like for example Dalia, Grey and Kazantzidis—stayed within the bounds of classical rebetica.

After the end of the Junta, many revival groups and solo artists appeared.

It is notable that Rebetiko music was also rejected by the Greek Left because of its "reactionary" according to the Communist Party of Greece and subculture character and the drug references. In the wake of the Asia Minor Catastrophe and the population exchange undeegroundhuge numbers of refugees settled in PiraeusThessalonikiVolos and ujderground harbor cities.

Its origins are not exactly known, and are traced back in various labyrinthine ways to the midth century.