Exhibit 10 |
[ - dec. 31, 2003 -- play/download 🎶 🎧 ] |
Pretty badly damaged. Raï. Two of the fragments are from Khaled's song 'Chebba' (thank you, Miryam Aroua :-).51.
Turkish rock. Identified, in an e-mail dated february 18th 2005, by Lorenza Soverini and Lorenzo Snidero, from Bologna, Italy, as including part of a Tarkan song: "Ölürüm Sana", from his album Ölürüm Sana.50.
Anglophonic pop music, with 'King of Pop & Neverland' himself: Michael Jackson. I do not know what song, what record. The find contains another song, which I do not think is one of Mr. Jackson's, pretty sugary - the lyrics of which ask and/or promise "to make the world a better place for you and me".49.
[ DaveX (email dated jan. 16, 2005) corrected me on this: the song containing this lyrics line actually is a Jackson song. It is part of the lyrics to 'Heal the world', from the album Dangerous. The fragment sounding in the exhibition must be from the song 'Jam', on the same album ... at least, that is what I thought ... but I was corrected again, this time by Andy Wesley Lyons, who, in an email dated june 13th, 2005, wrote: "The fragment is from the song 'Can't Let Her Get Away', from Dangerous. They do sound alike, though ..." ]
This is a fragment of 'It ain't necessarily so', from the recording of Gershwin's Porgy & Bess, performed by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, originally recorded in 1957, and released on Verve Records. Found three weeks and a couple of hundreds of meters from time and place where I found nr. 45 (part of exhibit #9). So it is pretty likely that this strand used to be part of the very same tape ...48.
Caribean (?).
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"Tape Findings is an archive of one of a kind cassette tape recordings and other odd sounds discovered throughout years searching thrift stores and garage sales ..."
"Parfois
l'amour tourne à l'obsession ..."
If you are able to describe fragments more precisely than the way in which it is done in the list, please let me know!
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