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3 Mustaphas 3 - Heart Of Uncle (CD) (UK Import)

3 Mustaphas 3 - Heart Of Uncle (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: 3 Mustaphas 3

Music Genre: Folk, Jazz, Latin

Label
Globe Style
Cat No
CDORB 043
Released
1989
Pressing
UK
Styles
Folk Rock, Gypsy Jazz, Merengue, Parody

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Artist3 Mustaphas 3
FormatCD
LabelGlobe Style
Catalogue no.CDORB 043
GenreFolk, Jazz, and Latin
Barcode0029667304320

3 Mustaphas 3 — Heart Of Uncle
Format: CD • Label: Globe Style (CDORB 043) • Released: 1989 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Folk Rock, Gypsy Jazz, Merengue, Parody

Tracklist:
1. Awara Hoon
2. Trois Fois Trois (City Version 3 X 3)
3. Sitna Lisa
4. Mama O
5. Ovčepolsko Oro
6. Kem Kem
7. Vi Bist Du Geveyzn Far Prohibish'n?
8. Kaba Mustapha / Valle E Gajdes
9. Trois Fois Trois (Country Version 3 X 3)
10. Yeni Yol
11. Taxi Driver (I Don't Care)
12. Benga Taxi
13. Aj Zajdi Zajdi Jasno Sonce
14. Anapse To Tsigaro

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

British band 3 Mustaphas 3 did much to popularise world music in the mid- to late 80s, revealing a serious musical intent behind the elaborate mythology that saw each band member adopting 6 August as an official birthday in order to avoid confusion.

Niaveti Mustapha III (b. Tim Fienburgh; flutes, German bagpipes), Hijaz Mustapha (b. Ben Mandelson; violin, bouzouki), Houzam Mustapha (b. Nigel Watson; drums), Sabah Habas Mustapha (b. Colin Bass; bass, percussion), Kemo "Kem Kem" Mustapha (b. Kim Burton; accordion, piano), and Daoudi Mustapha (b. Dave Bitelli; reeds) made their UK debut in August 1982.

The humorous ensemble was first brought to public attention by BBC Radio 1 disc jockey John Peel. The band attracted a degree of criticism for not taking their music seriously, but the end product was still extremely popular with audiences both in Europe and the USA.

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