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Bahar (Turkish Psychedelia)Born and bred in the cultural melting pot that is Istanbul, singer songwriter and guitarist Umut Adan fell under the spell of the Anatolian rock movement which developed in Turkey during the late 1960s by blending Turkish folk music with Western rock. Bahar, translated as Spring, is Umuts debut international release which pays respect to the innovative pioneers of this bygone Turkish rock scene such as Cem Karaca, Fikret Kzlok and Erkin Koray whilst

but the Africa of the very southern tip of the continent

Just like the pluming pillars that house the Parthenon

'Cassenbaumer Sher' and 'Opa Ela' are also original compositions

playing at a juke joint in Greenwood at the intersection of Highways 82 and 49

impassioned guitar cries of rock and rolls finest heritage

crawling melodies emanate from the bell of his instrument

in Yeleen Studio and Sydoni Studio

Ray Charles Robinson was born into acute poverty in rural Georgia in 1930 and had a tragic upbringing

from Leonard Cohen to Lou Reed

some tall tales to tell

his low moaning voice and gutsy guitar penetrating the daily humdrum of life

are complemented by the upbeat novelties of part-time bootlegger Charley Jordon and Freddie Spruell