Yma Sumac- Mambo! Reggae / Ska Blackbirds features songs primarily popularized

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with numerous 78s and various other vanished records revived for the first time (not to mention a couple of Weegee photographs

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who had started incorporating synths into her work when she branched off into a solo career

the British hard rock outfit Bad Company was a supergroup comprised of ex-King Crimson bassist Boz Burrell

Yma Sumac- Mambo! Reggae / Ska Blackbirds features songs primarily popularizedLabel: Shellac Disc DOL Reissued 2023, Originally released 1954 The life of Peruvian exotica pioneer Yma Sumac is the stuff of legend. Raised high in the Andes near the Ecuadorian border, Sumac developed an incredible five octave range by imitating local birds and after marrying the composer and bandleader Moises Vivanco, began an incredible career that would see her feted across the globe. Released in 1954, fifth studio album Mambo! is one of the