1. Hüzzam Taksim (Sükrü Tunar)
2. Neva Hicaz Gazel (Mahmut Celalettin)
3. Çikar Yücelerden (Münir Nurettin Selçuk - S. Kaynak)
4. Çifte Telli (Udi Hrant)
5. Daktilo (Deniz Kizi - Kanuni Artaki)
6. Raks Bedia (Kemani Haydar Tatliyay)
7. Hicaz Taksim (Udi Hrant)
8. Sevda Zinciri (Suzan Yakar)
9. Yüzü Pembe (Mahmut Celalettin - Udi Marko)
10. Suzinak Taksim (Sükrü Tunar)
11. Karsilama (Sükrü Tunar)
12. Neva Ussak Gazel (Mahmut Celalettin)
13. Hüzzam Taksim (Udi Hrant)
14. Leyla (Münir Nurettin Selçuk- S. Kaynak)
15. Agladim Aci Çektim (Küçük Nezihe Hanim - Sükrü Tunar)
16. Bahriye Çifte Telli (Kemani Nubar)
17. Kürdili Hicazkâr Taksim (Udi Hrant)
18. Arap Oyun Havasi (Kemani Haydar Tatliyay)
19. Rast Neva Gazel (Mahmut Celalettin)
20. Ne Bahar Kaldi Ne Gül (Perihan Altindag - R. Elkutlu)
21. Kessik Kerem (Hanende Agyazar Efendi)
22. Çifte Telli (Sükrü Tunar )
traditionalcrossroads:
"Album Profile: Istanbul 1925 presents a collection of legendary performers from one of the most exciting periods in Middle Eastern music. Belly dancing, folk music and classical styles were merged together creating a sound which became the rage of Istanbul - a city situated literally at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. The greatest cabaret singers, musicians, dancers and classical artists from various ethnic backgrounds - Turks, Armenians, Jews, Greeks and Gypsies lived in Istanbul, creating a musical style that dominated the city for more than half a century. Hundreds of recordings were made by His Master's Voice in Turkey and issued on 78 rpm records. Presented here are performances of Turkey's greatest artists recorded during that era, digitally remastered from the original metal parts, allowing the quality of the music to be heard for the first time without the additional distortion and surface noise of early 78 discs."
Istanbul 1925
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Istanbul 1925