Bagsy next with the after-sun porridge once you've rubbed it in, we're plum SCORCHED after the hot beams of delight that July's episode cascaded across our nethers and tethers.
Towel yourself off in the beachside mud hut as we reel you those factors of fun:
1. Los Curramberos de Guayabal with Anibal Velásquez - Mira Mira (Ella Baila el Pompo)
2. Eso Es El Amor - NiCo Gomez
3. Ngo Mebou Melane [Cameroun] - Paul Pendja Ensemble
4. Rum and coca cola - The Andrews Sisters
5. Rumba Tambah - Lecuona Cuban Boys
6. Somos Ocho Orientales - Grupo TÍpico
7. Wimoweh - Yma Sumac
8. Creole Love Call - DUKE ELLINGTON
9. Hu-La-La-Yi [Hawaiian Song] - Chang Loo
10. Hupe kole - George Naope & Genoa Keawe
11. Hula-Hoop Song - Bill Humber And His Hula-Kings
12. Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula (Hawaiian Serenade) - Felix Mendelssohn
13. Heeia - John K. Almeida & Joe Keawe's Harmony Hawaiians
14. Bambu Bambu - Carmen Miranda
15. El Maraquero - Antobal's Cubans
16. Tika Lofundu / Kalima Pierre
17. La Malaguena - The Lady From Malaga, Spain - Mariachi Coculense De Cirilo Marmolejo
18. Kutumba 3 - Unspecified
19. Prettiest Train - Recorded Live By Alan Lomax
20. We Shall Walk Through The Streets To The City - Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band
There's more coming in August, in just a few days and hours. It will be fresh and glowing, all fleshy and glowering.
18. Kutumba 3 - Unspecified
19. Prettiest Train - Recorded Live By Alan Lomax
20. We Shall Walk Through The Streets To The City - Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band
There's more coming in August, in just a few days and hours. It will be fresh and glowing, all fleshy and glowering.
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