World - CD

Vreeswijk, Cornelis : Spring mot ulla spring

Voices Of Ashkenaz : Voices Of Ashkenaz

Veloso, Rui : Avenidas

Veloso, Rui : Ao vivo

Veloso, Rui : Auto da pimenta

Veloso, Caetano : Fina estampa

Vasson, Henri : Hurdy Gurdy music

Varela, Hector : Serie De Oro

Varela, Hector : 14 de Coleccion

Varela, Hector : Su Primera Orquesta: Instrumentales

Varela, Hector : Patio Porteno

Vanoni, Ornella : Al miel amici cantautori

Valdes, Chucho : Chucho's Steps

V/A Taarab 2 - Music of Zanzibar : Ikhwani safaa musical club

V/A - Colors : Inner asian pop

V/A : Indestructible Beat of Soweto

V/A : Maailman rytmit - Afrikka

V/A : Doing It In Lagos

V/A : Brazilian cafe

V/A : Brazilian playground

V/A : Simla Beat 71

Particles is delighted to present the second of two legendary compilation albums, originally released to commemorate the All-India Beat Contest, instituted in 1968 by Simla ("the oldest cigarette company with a young heart"). Featuring acts from Shillong, Poona, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Cuttack and Panjim, the music bears clear Western influences, but with a distinctive Eastern twist, and is presented here complete with original artwork, remastered sound and informative liner notes. Artists include: The Fentones, Nomads, Hipnotic Eye, Mini Beats, Velvette Fogg, Black Beats, Eruptions and Brood Of Vipers.

V/A : Celtic christmas

V/A : Rough guide to Brazilian lounge (2x special edition)

Welcome to the freewheeling Brazilian Lounge groove where beautiful acoustic bossa nova meets electronic ingenuity, and where Brazilian roots music is transformed in the club scenes of the USA and Europe.

V/A : Rough guide to Latin funk

Latinos have always been funky - from pulsating son montuno grooves to bouncy bugalu and loping songo beats. Artists such as veteran Latin Soul man Joe Bataan, Miami's Spam Allstars, Brooklyn's Jose Conde, and Up, Bustle and Out from the UK/Mexico, are sure to make you shake your hips to the funk - but this time with a slice of chili pepper and a shot of rum!

V/A : Rough guide to salsa gold

The salsa scene of the 1970s was diverse and full of bands struggling to gain recognition. Some of the biggest names, such as Fruko and Machito, emerged from this 'Golden Era', but The Rough Guide To Salsa Gold is also about digging deeper, about discovering buried treasure. It's about giving little known groups like Orquesta Dee Jay a chance to shine again, or uncovering that obscure track by a well-known artist. It truly is salsa gold.

V/A : Rough guide to world lullabies (2x special edition)

Lullabies are sung to children the world over and form a much-loved part of all our lives; we hear them as babies and in turn sing them to our children as we become parents. Celebrate this joyous legacy while exploring the soothing melodies and gentle rhythms of lullabies from around the world.

V/A : Rough guide to Brazilian hip-hop

The Rough Guide To Brazilian Hip-Hop presents some of the grittier sounds and funkier beats from Brazil’s homegrown rappers. Arriving in Brazil with break-dancing and graffiti, the hip-hop movement spread from the main centres of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro across Brazil, and the doors were opened to the national rap movement in the late 1990s. Mixing rap with samba, soul, reggae, bossa nova, acid-jazz, poetry and rock, the tracks featured on The Rough Guide To Brazilian Hip-Hop are a sampling of the most innovative sounds of Brazil’s hip-hop generation.

V/A : Rough guide to Colombian street party

Colombia, South America's only country with both Pacific and Atlantic coastlines, boasts vibrant traditional and contemporary music scenes, whether mestizo, African, European or Indian. Colombians also know how to party! The Rough Guide To Colombian Street Party is a snapshot of the parties, mixing the obscure with the obvious, the newest with the oldest, from ancient Indian flute music to the latest reggaeton. Dance like there's no mañana!

V/A : Rough guide to gypsy music 2 (2x special edition)

This Rough Guide celebrates the freedom of Gypsy nomadic life. Balkan brass, gypsy swing, flamenco and Romanian remix signpost the long road from past persecution to world recognition.

V/A : Rough guide to merengue dance (2x special edition)

From rural roots in the Dominican Republic, merengue has grown to become a vibrant, ultra-modern Latin dance phenomenon conquering the hearts and feet of couples the world over.

V/A : Rough guide to world playtime (2x special edition)

Nursery rhymes and catchy playtime songs are a joyous part of childhood and a feature of every culture the world over. Take pleasure in this delightful time of life with The Rough Guide To World Playtime.

Dylan, Bob / V/A : From Another World - A Tribute To Bob Dylan

Vähän erilainen Dylan-coverlevy.

V/A : Hanukkah+

V/A : Conga de los hoyos: carnival music of eastern cuba

V/A : Zaire 74

Zaire 74 was the three day music festival that proceeded the Heavyweight Championship fight between Mohammad Ali and George Foreman in 1974 in Kinshasa, Zaire. This release features never before heard recordings from this historic event.

V/A : Salsa Fuego - The Essential Salsa Collection

V/A : Buena Vista Cuban Stars

V/A : The Sound Of Bollywood: 40 Original Bollywood Classics

V/A : Definitive Cuban: 75 Original Havanna Classics

V/A : The Real...Bossa Nova - The Ultimate Bossa Nova Collection

V/A : Zanzibara 10: First Modern, Taarab Vibes From Mombasa & Tanga 1970-1990

V/A : Rough guide to African disco

As the 1970s dawned, the all-glittering, all-dancing sounds of disco were reverberating right around the globe. Creative scenesters put their own spin on the disco sound, mashing together the rhythmic pulse of funk, soul and Latin with African grooves; soukous, Afrobeat, township jive and more. Dig the far out sounds of Osibisa, Tony Allen, Mango Groove and Yvonne Chaka Chaka.

V/A : Rough guide to african rare groove (volume 1)

From bright Nigerian highlife horns to Ethiopian fuzz-tone guitar riffs, this Rough Guide presents a broad selection of rare African dance grooves. Hard to find but easy to dance to.

V/A : Rough guide to Celtic women

This Rough Guide spotlights music from the Celtic shores of Northern Europe and beyond. Artists like Irish singer Cara Dillon and French-Breton innovator Cécile Corbel infuse their music with strands of contemporary folk, Americana and more. This Rough Guide also considers Canadian artists, such as stellar name Teresa Doyle, who are re-inventing their Gaelic roots.

V/A : Rough guide to Ethiopian jazz

Swinging Addis is thriving once again, with the distinctive ancient-sounding tones of Ethiopia blending with modern jazz interpretations to create a totally unmistakable fusion. From the legendary innovators Mulatu Astatke and Getatchew Mekuria to today’s new generation of artists, this Rough Guide celebrates this burgeoning and most captivating of musical scenes.

V/A : Rough guide to Morocco (second edition)

Enjoy the true sounds of modern Morocco on this compelling Rough Guide. From gnawa to hip hop, funk, rap, and a whole lot more in between, this album includes some of the hottest names on the Moroccan scene right now.

V/A : Rough guide to psychedelic Brazil

This Rough Guide is a psychedelic treat that is full to bursting with far-out Brazilian grooves. Discover cutting-edge explorations by artists like Tom Zé, Laranja Freak and Jupiter Maça, then dig deep into the archive and let loose to the retro vibrations of Quintal De Clorofila and José Mauro. Next, revel in one of the first ever reissues of the track ‘Renata’ from a rare 1970 EP by offbeat psych-garage band, Liverpool.

V/A : Rough guide to the music of Ethiopia (second edition)

This Rough Guide bursts at the seams with everything from golden age Ethio-jazz to contemporary dub fusion. Classic tunes from Mahmoud Ahmed and Alemayehu Eshete appear alongside Krar Collective, Dub Colossus and more.

V/A : Rough guide to the music of Mali (second edition)i

Mali is a fabled land of musical giants and this Rough Guide features the towering figures of Oumou Sangare, Ali Farka Touré and Basekou Kouyate. However the music of Mali is now under threat as never before. In the words of singer Fatoumata Diawara, ‘music has always brought hope in Mali. Music has always been strong and spiritual.’

V/A : Rough guide to acoustic Africa