Orient Express

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Ehmedo 05:38 Tools
Poyraz 04:14 Tools
Intro 00:56 Tools
Su Gibi 03:50 Tools
For a Moment 02:04 Tools
Faniler 04:14 Tools
Tutsak 06:27 Tools
Cobra Fever 02:21 Tools
Ne Olur Geri Dönme 05:23 Tools
Basa Sar Beni 05:26 Tools
Sehristan 06:05 Tools
Angels 05:03 Tools
Azaar 04:27 Tools
Train To Bombay 02:52 Tools
Fruit Of The Desert 02:50 Tools
Derde Dustum 03:52 Tools
Rewind Me 05:26 Tools
Baska Bir Ask 05:03 Tools
Bos Pavyon 05:40 Tools
A Little Star 02:21 Tools
Asik Olma 03:27 Tools
Caravan Of Silk 02:38 Tools
Birds Of India 03:46 Tools
Planet Caravan 03:34 Tools
Layla 03:36 Tools
Outro 01:08 Tools
Shine on 05:53 Tools
Dance For Me 02:44 Tools
Lui Mircea Eliade 17:26 Tools
Impulse (42 Drums) 04:45 Tools
Arrival Back Home 11:06 Tools
Abdullah's Wedding 06:10 Tools
Su Gibi - Instrumental 03:33 Tools
Introduction 11:06 Tools
Old Balkan Rhapsody 10:44 Tools
Tandarica 10:16 Tools
abdullah dollar (jean pierre massiera '83) 03:50 Tools
Desert Fantasy 12:55 Tools
At the Gates of Levant 06:46 Tools
Bride's March 10:20 Tools
Su Gibi (Instrumental) 03:32 Tools
Inch Allah 03:41 Tools
Abdullah Dollar 06:02 Tools
Desert Disco 05:45 Tools
Eternal Child 12:55 Tools
Ali's Funk 03:17 Tools
Madness 03:55 Tools
Veche rapsodie din Balcani 03:50 Tools
Waiting 12:55 Tools
Nights of roses 03:46 Tools
Uzma 04:22 Tools
Tez Ochi Zeleni 03:50 Tools
Ten Drops 04:01 Tools
Prison Head 03:56 Tools
Rats Know 03:56 Tools
Tzuika 04:01 Tools
First Dawn 02:27 Tools
Illusion 03:17 Tools
Cobra Fever (Mainstream 6117) 02:27 Tools
Drama köprüsü 03:17 Tools
Zemenska Raçenitsa 03:41 Tools
Introducere 03:17 Tools
Inch'allah 03:17 Tools
Hidden Man 03:41 Tools
Dynamo horo 03:38 Tools
in articulo mortis 03:08 Tools
Mela Neda 02:26 Tools
Today 03:08 Tools
La portile Levantului 06:46 Tools
L'Offrande A Itzpapalotl (Live) 04:57 Tools
Çetvorno horo 03:20 Tools
Euphoria 06:46 Tools
A Hedgehog Marries 03:37 Tools
Aykiz 06:23 Tools
Everybody Needs It 03:20 Tools
Slanchice Moe 06:46 Tools
Marsu' miresii 03:11 Tools
Last horo in Paris 03:53 Tools
Way of the Secrets 06:38 Tools
Bu Gala 04:10 Tools
Ali Paşa 03:11 Tools
Petrouna 03:38 Tools
Popopo 03:01 Tools
Underworld Service 03:20 Tools
Naz Bari 03:17 Tools
slunchice moe 03:38 Tools
To Paploma 03:37 Tools
Shine On (Breixo Edit) 02:39 Tools
Irene 03:35 Tools
L'offrande a Itzpapaloti (Live) 05:28 Tools
Ilkbahar / Aktarma beni 07:09 Tools
Kalamatianos 03:45 Tools
Shine On (instrumental) 02:39 Tools
La Verdolina 05:14 Tools
Bir ataş ver / Batum 07:20 Tools
Saltarello 02:21 Tools
Kara Tren 04:33 Tools
Fandango 03:29 Tools
Tavas zeybeği - Pamukçu bengisi 02:39 Tools
Dera Sol 06:38 Tools
Stamattina Mi Sono Alzata 04:26 Tools
Orange Sunset 05:07 Tools
Name To Fos Sta Matja-Soe 04:26 Tools
Fruit of the dessert 01:50 Tools
thèorèma 05:07 Tools
Night Of Roses 05:07 Tools
Theorema 05:07 Tools
Poranki 03:37 Tools
Inch Allah (1983) 00:00 Tools
Shine On || 450 || S 00:00 Tools
Istanbul 1:26 a.m. 00:00 Tools
Staro Horo 00:00 Tools
Thalassaki Mu 06:24 Tools
Vurbisjka Raçenitsa 03:32 Tools
Nour El Ain 03:32 Tools
Amane 01:50 Tools
Wish Key 01:50 Tools
Orient Express 04:23 Tools
1 Introduction 04:23 Tools
Bandhu Shunte Pacchho? 05:07 Tools
Vurtelejka 05:07 Tools
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Greenwich Village in the 1960s was home to the American folk music renaissance. “It cost $5 to get in to the Bitter End Café and Café Wha? and the Gymnasium if you didn’t plan on playing or singing on stage,” Bruno Giet recalls1. It was in the cafés where he met Guy Duris and Farshid Golesorkhi, two other struggling musicians looking for something to happen. Things were happening. Their contemporaries: Richie Havens, Buffy Sainte-Marie, John Philips and Holly Gilliam, and Bob Dylan to name a few. But this isn't where the Orient Express' sound came from. “We were foreigners…bored with the music going on in New York. We wanted to create something different.” Cruising up and down uptown sidewalks one afternoon, the three new friends stepped into a music store to eye some new Indian imports on display. The experimentation with droning Indian sounds and recent exposure of the sitar in Western pop/rock music was no doubt due to the Yardbirds, the Kinks, and the Beatles as early as 19652, but Golesorkhi, having grown up in Iran, was no stranger to Indian and Persian instruments. He showed Duris and Giet – guitar players both – the gist of the oud and the minitar. Golesorkhi then sat down to the dumbek, and the threesome was soon jamming. Giet recounts, “A crowd gathered round, spilling onto the sidewalk….and the staff let us play for hours.” The Orient Express was born. The self-titled LP was released in 1968 by now defunct Mainstream Records. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.