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Furaha Wenye Gita by George Mukabi on Mississippi Records

George Mukabi – Furaha Wenye Gita

Les Filles ee Illighadad at Pioneer Works on Sahel Sounds

Les Filles De Illighadad - At Pioneer Works

Debut self-titled album by Les Filles De Illighadad on Sahel Sounds

Les Filles De Illighadad - Les Filles De Illighadad

Traditional And Public Domain Songs by Marisa Anderson on Mississippi Records

Marisa Anderson - Traditional and Public Domain Songs

Various – Don’t Sleep: Omutibo From Rural Kenya on Mississippi Records

Various – Don’t Sleep: Omutibo From Rural Kenya

Sidetrack My Engine by Nora Brown on Jalopy Records

Nora Brown - Sidetrack My Engine

Eghass Malan by Les Filles de Illighadad on Sahel Sounds

Les Filles De Illighadad - Eghass Malan

Sound Storing Machines: The First 78rpm Records from Japan, 1903-1912 on Sublime Frequencies (the album cover is a black and white sepia photograph of a young Japanese woman in traditional dress playing 78rpm records on a gramophone)

Various - Sound Storing Machines: The First 78rpm Records from Japan, 1903-1912

Gong Culture Of South East Asia Vol 2: Ede Female Gong Group

Various - Gong Culture Of South East Asia Vol 2: Ede Female Gong Group

The Time Of The Foxgloves by Michael Hurley on No Quarter Records (the album artwork is a naive painting of two female-presenting figures sat on the running-board of a green car, drinking wine under a starry sky, in front of a wooden house; one of the figures rest their bare feet on the back of a light-brown dog, and foxgloves grow in the foreground around the bare feet of the other figure; the artist name and album title are written in hand-painted yellow serif font across the top of the sleeve)

Michael Hurley - The Time of the Foxgloves

Mbavaira by Ephat Mujuru & The Spirit Of The People on Awesome Tapes Of Africa

Ephat Mujuru & the Spirit of the People - Mbavaira

Encore by Joseph Spence on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings (the album cover features a black and white photograph of Joseph Spence playing guitar and singing outdoors).

Joseph Spence - Encore: Unheard Recordings Of Bahamian Guitar And Singing

Gong Culture Of South East Asia Vol 3: Bahnar

Various - Gong Culture Of South East Asia Vol 3: Bahnar

The First Time Ever: The Roots Of Peggy Seeger on Jasmine Records (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of Peggy Seeger playing banjo)

Peggy Seeger - The First Time Ever: The Roots Of Peggy Seeger

Buganda Royal Music Revival on Nyege Nyege Tapes

Various - Buganda Royal Music Revival

I Don't Have Time To Lie To You by Abner Jay on Mississippi Records (the artwork is a colour photograph of Abner Jat in a red shirt with a can of beer, smiling; the artist name and album title are hand written in white over the photograph)

Abner Jay - I Don’t Have Time To Lie To You

The Old Church by Roscoe Holcomb on Mississippi Records / Jalopy Records (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of Holcomb holding a banjo; the photograph is bordered by an illustration of a picture frame, alongside a black and white illustration of an old wooden church beneath a large outline of the Sun on a brown background; the artist name and album title are printed in white on a black banner across the top on the sleeve)

Roscoe Holcomb - The Old Church

Self-titled debut album by Anne Briggs on Topic Records (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of Anne Briggs and a dog; the contrast of the image has been manipulated as though it has been photocopied; the artist name and name of the record label are printed in a serif frontat the top of the sleeve)

Anne Briggs - Anne Briggs

A Rainha da Viola Caipira by Helena Meirelles on Vampisoul Records (the album artwork is a black and white portrait of Meirelles sat holding a guitar and looking directly, and sternly, at the camera, wearing a 'cowboy' hat; there is no text or other information on the front of the sleeve)

Helena Meirelles - A Rainha Da Viola Caipira

The Alan Lomax Recordings by Fred McDowell on Mississippi Records (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of Fred McDowell playing guitar superimposed on a black and white photograph of a rural landscape scene with a small farmhouse in the background).

Fred McDowell - The Alan Lomax Recordings

The Village Out West: The Lost Tapes of Alan Oakes on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of a singing banjo player stoof infront of a crowd sat on the ground outdoors; the album title is printed in serif font on an orange background at the top of the sleeve; text reading ' Field Recordings of the 1960s California Folk Music Scene' is printed over the top of the photograph)

Various - The Village Out West: The Lost Tapes Of Alan Oakes

I've Forgotten Now Who I Used To Be by Witch Camp on Six Degrees Records (the album artwork is a colour photograph of a woman in a red shawl and white dress with a blue floral pattern stood looking down at the camera infront of a small round blue builing with a straw roof and a cloudless sky; the artist name and album title are printed in bold green text against the sky on either side of the woman's head)

Witch Camp - I've Forgotten Now Who I Used To Be

Parampara Festival 13.3.1992 by Amelia Cuni on Black Truffle Records (the album artwork features a black and white photograph of Amelia Cuni sat on stage with a tanpura).

Amelia Cuni - Parampara Festival 13.3.1992

The Virtuso of Sitar Vol.I by Kalyani Roy on Vishra Records (the album cover features a colour photograph of Kalyani Roy playing Sitar)

Kalyani Roy - The Virtuoso Of Sitar Vol.I

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