| | Turkish Sufi Music CD - Import
In the dry, sun-baked hills of Anatolia was born a folk music of passion and rhythmic energy. Musicians of the secretive Moslem Sufi sect adapted this powerful music for religious rites and created a lively, raw musical form. These songs are still a stap
Personnel: Ali Ekber Çiçek (vocals, baglama).
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