Yma Sumac: The Peruvian Songbird
The Peruvian Songbird
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
Product Information
Although now considered enigmatic and mysterious, Imma Sumak was originally billed as a folk singer. It wasn’t until a now legendary 1949 performance at the Hollywood Bowl that she suddenly burst onto the American music scene. In 1950, with the release of her first album, Voice of the Xtabay, and thanks to the marketing department Imma Sumack became “Yma Sumac” queen of vocal exotica with expensive gowns outlandish Peruvian jewellery, and colossal stage shows. This CD collection covers her music from the 1943 folk discs to the phenomenal 1954 Mambo! album. Here you will find the very best of her recordings and discover the voice of a Peruvian Folk singer with a voice that had the finesse, range and quality of an opera singer.
Compiled by Ray Crick and David Lennick.
Final restoration and remastering by Martin Haskell and Alan Bunting
With grateful thanks for the use of original material from the collection of the Belfer Audio Laboratory & Archive, Syracuse University.
Booklet notes by Don Pierson.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Amor indio (Indian love)
- 2 A ti solita te quiero (I love only you)
- 3 Taita inty (Virgin of the sun God)
- 4 Xtabay (Lure of the unknown love)
- 5 Monos (Monkeys)
- 6 Wayra (Dance of the winds)
- 7 Tumpa! (Earthquake!)
- 8 Choladas (Dance of the moon festival)
- 9 Karibe Taki
- 10 Witallia! (Fire in the Andes!)
- 11 Zaña
- 12 Kuyaway (Inca love song)
- 13 Suray surita
- 14 Mamallay!
- 15 Babalu
- 16 Wimoweh (Mbube)
- 17 Cumbe-maita (Calls of the andes)
- 18 Incacho (Royal anthem)
- 19 Chuncho (The forest creatures)
- 20 Llulla mak'ta (Andean Don Juan)
- 21 Malaya (My Destiny)
- 22 Ripui (Farewell)
- 23 Bo mambo
- 24 Taki raki
- 25 Gopher mambo
- 26 Chicken talk
- 27 Jungla
Yma Sumac
The Peruvian Songbird
EUR 10,99**
EUR 9,99*