Peter Barclay - I'm Not Your Toy - PinkLimited pink colored vinyl LP pressing. The diminutive Peter Barclay was that guy in early '90s Oakland, the eccentric with the most style, the most talent, the local magician. This self taught musical wizard recorded at home and produced two barely released albums, 1990's dreamlike Acceptance and 1992's synth pop What Kind Of World, winning over the few who heard them. But fame outside his small circle was not to be, and Barclay was lost in the late

Girl from Nowhere

The latter represented the strongest opposition to the regime and was discriminated mainly during Walter Ulbricht's tenure as the chairman of the Central Committee

He was a skilled collector of songs with an eye for the small details in the music

Afghan music and traditions - almost lost - preserved in invaluable field recordings made in Kabul in 1950 and 1970 by ethnomusicologist Deben Bhattacharya

luminous tone

this time along with soprano Sabina Bisholt and the Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra

SAXON UNLEASH HELL

" Guese explains

which he first wrote at the age of 90

As outlined by the booklet's detailed essay on Renzi's life and career

Jeanie Robertson

the trio reaches a new level of maturity and consolidated artistry that appears in the way the group develops musical discourse and improvisation