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V/A : Rough guide to Peru rare groove

This crate digging Rough Guide brings to light forgotten gems and golden grooves of tropical Peru.

V/A : The rough guide to the best Arabic music you've never heard

V/A : The rough guide to Latin disco

V/A : The rough guide to latin rare groove vol.2

V/A : The rough guide to Arabic jazz

V/A : The rough guide to fado legends

V/A : The rough guide to the music of Palestine

V/A : The rough guide to Latin music for children

V/A : The rough guide to African blues

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V/A : Rough guide to flamenco 3

Delve into duende – the emotional fire and stamp of modern flamenco on this Rough Guide. Pay homage to the living flamenco tradition with the guitars of Son De La Frontera and the legendary voice of Carmen Linares, before discovering contemporary twists from the likes of Lenacay, and Ladino innovator Yasmin Levy.

V/A : The rough guide to Latin psychedelia

V/A : Rough Guide To Greek cafe

V/A : Rough guide to salsa divas

V/A : Rough Guide to world music for children

V/A : Rough guide to gypsy revival

V/A : Rough Guide to tango

V/A : Rough Guide to yodel

V/A : Rough Guide to hungarian music

V/A : Rough Guide to latino nuevo

V/A : Rough Guide to bollywood (second edition)

V/A : Rough guide to acoustic Africa

V/A : Rough guide to African blues (third edition)

In the twenty years since Malian guitar legend Ali Farka Touré won his first Grammy, a whole spectrum of African Blues has become hugely popular with a global audience. The shades of Blues on this Rough Guide range from the deep indigo of the Saharan nomads to a vivid Madagascan cobalt.

V/A : Rough guide to Arabic revolution

During the Arab Spring, as protestors flooded the streets in protest against the ruling elite, it was music that galvanised their spirit and communicated their message out loud. Powerful chants, soaring traditional melodies and articulate hip-hop radiated throughout the revolutions. This Rough Guide charts the best underground tunes by El Tanbura, Sami Yusuf and Freemuse award winner Ramy Essam.

V/A : Rough guide to Brazilian jazz

This cutting edge Rough Guide digs deep into today's dynamic, shape-shifting Brazilian jazz scene – leaving 'The Girl From Ipanema' lounging in the shade.

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

This Rough Guide is jam-packed with some of the biggest hitters in highlife history. Enjoy Victor Uwaifo’s Nigerian joromi stylings, the gentle Ghanaian palm-wine of Koo Nimo, and even an early recording of Afrobeat superstar Fela Kuti presenting a firmly highlife vibe.

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

All the tracks in this treasure trove are either favourites of DJs and collectors but are otherwise unknown, have not yet been released, or have not been digitally reissued before. Unlike most Rough Guides, you may not recognize any names, but that is the point. When you dig deep, the payback is even greater.

V/A : Rough guide to salsa (third edition)

Bursting with raw energy, salsa is the highly addictive Latin dance craze that is perennially popular the world over. The line-up on this Rough Guide includes dance tracks by salsa superstars Joe Arroyo, Africando, Grupo Niche and Rubén Blades, and is guaranteed to get you moving in time with that unstoppable clave beat.

V/A : Rough guide to South African jazz (second edition)

South African jazz is a pertinent reminder of the intrinsic link between music and the dismantling of oppression. This Rough Guide celebrates the legacy of many of the great players and showcases the wealth of burgeoning jazz talent emerging from the Rainbow Nation.

V/A : Rough guide to the Sahara Blues

Almost as big as the USA, the vast Sahara spans Africa from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea. Despite being the hottest desert on earth, it is home to millions of people whose diverse cultures and traditions create a vivid cultural landscape. This Rough Guide features the region’s best-loved artists as well as exploring beyond the arid sandscapes to reveal hidden Saharan sounds.

V/A : Rough guides: dance the world

V/A : Rough Guide to the music of hungarian gypsies

V/A : Rough Guide to the music of italy

V/A : Rough Guide to the music of france

V/A : Rough Guide to latin music for children

V/A : Rough Guide to congo gold

V/A : Rough guide to a world of psychedelia

The psychedelic movement of the 1960s imprinted a kaleidoscopic stamp on musical cultures from across the globe – from the Tropicália artists in Brazil to the Afrobeat groups in West Africa and even the legendary Bollywood composers. Carefully selected from albums in the Rough Guide Psychedelic series, these mind-bending, rebellious and deeply cool grooves create a heady psychedelic brew which is guaranteed to open up new musical doors.

V/A : Rough guide to acoustic India

From the five-hundred-year old musical history of the Sufi Fakirs of Bengal to the virtuoso musicianship of Calcutta’s guitar master Debashish Bhattacharya and Carnatic violinist Jyotsna Srikanth, this Rough Guide explores India’s ancient musical traditions and acoustic roots.

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 Brazilian jazz

This cutting edge Rough Guide digs deep into today's dynamic, shape-shifting Brazilian jazz scene – leaving 'The Girl From Ipanema' lounging in the shade.

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 Latin Disco

From its underground roots in the nightclubs of New York, disco music had strong connections with the Latino community. The irresistible influence of salsa and Latin percussion permeates this selection, which features many of the legendary artists of the 1970s disco heyday as well as the new wave of Latin disco inspired bands.

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 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 the music of Senegal

Among the fabled sounds of West Africa, Senegal is a land of musical giants. This Rough Guide includes a roll call of the legends: Baaba Maal, Cheikh Lo, Orchestra Baobab, Ismael Lô and a young Youssou N’Dour all feature alongside contemporary sounds from the rootsy kora of griot Diabel Cissokho to the cutting edge Sister Fa.

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.