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Personnel: Toni Iordache (dulcimer); Mitica Chiru (violin); Buze Pane, Bebe Serban, Nicu Bela (accordion); Costel Vasilescu (trumpet); Ion Barbulea (double bass).Dirty Linen (p.45) - "Iordache was an astonishing technician and had the ability to play with a light touch even at breakneck speed." Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol. 4 Music Toni Iordache Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol. 4 Songs Sounds From A Bygone Age Vol. 4 Review
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This story starts in 1985.Louis Ribeiro - Durban born Portuguese Zulu reaches the point of emigration from South Africa to England, having released three albums in South Africa, the third of which won the prestigious South African Grammy equivalent - the Sarie - for best album.In the years since, Loius Ribeiro and his band set out on the never ending tour of pubs, clubs and Festivals in the UK.Around the pillar of his songs, an ever increasing menagerie ...
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