Re: recordings

[Ted Kuster <ted...>]

Thanks, Judith. Ladino music is all equally new to me, so your discography 
helps a lot.
By the way, an Israeli guy I work with found out I play in a klezmer band 
and immediately lent me a bunch of CD's by one Moshe Haim. I found the 
tunes very reminiscent of Latin American pop stars like Juan Gabriel and 
Roberto Carlos, but with what I have to assume are meant to be Sephardic 
touches by the arranger. But I don't have much to compare it with. Is this 
stuff as artificial as it sounds? Ted

Thus spake Judith R Cohen at 09:23 PM Saturday, Jun 14, 2003:

>> What are some good representative recordings of what people are calling 
>> the "top 20" or "pop" Ladino songs?
>
> hi, with respect to your question,Ted,  see my discography, courtesy of
> Ari through KlezmerShack...
> http://www.klezmershack.com/articles/9903.cohen_j.sephardic.html
>
> but in terms of "good, representative", it depends on what one thinks of
> as (a) good and (b) representative.
>


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