Fenci's Blues, by Shtreiml & Ismail Fencioglu

Fenci's Blues

by Shtreiml & Ismail Fencioglu

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1.	Fenci's Blues (I.J. Rosenblatt) 02:38	buy track
2.	Beyoglunda Gezersin (Trad.) 02:22	buy track
3.	Roman Dunya (I.H. Fencioglu) 04:19	buy track
4.	Bu Duzen (I.H. Fencioglu) 03:29	buy track
5.	Nikriz Longa (Cemil Bey) 03:51	buy track
6.	Hicaz Mandra (Trad.) 02:36	buy track
7.	Semalardan Gunes Hala Inmiyor (Udi Ibrahim Efendi) 04:03	buy track
8.	Howard's Sirbisch (I.J. Rosenblatt) 03:35	buy track
9.	Nihavend Longa (Trad.) 05:52	buy track
10.	Seni Herdem Aniyorum (Udi Ibrahim Efendi) 02:40	buy track
11.	Chassidl Medley (Trad.) 06:04	buy track
12.	Shabbat Hayom L'Hashem (Trad.) 06:10	buy track
13.	Rachel's Bulgar (I.J. Rosenblatt) 03:00	buy track
14.	Erkilet Guzeli (Trad.) 07:12	buy track

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released July 26, 2006

Musicians: Thierry Arsenault [Drums, percussion] • Ismail Hakki Fencioglu [Oud, vocals] Rachel Lemisch [Trombone] • Jason Rosenblatt [Harmonica, piano, electric piano, organ] Adam Stotland [Electric bass]

Special Guests: Pelin Fencioglu [Bandir on tracks 10 & bonus track] • Dominic Girard [Bass on tracks 3 & bonus track] • Ariel Harrod [Bass on tracks 8 & 12] Yetkin Kuran [Violin on bonus track] • Dave Mossing [Trumpet on track 14] • Damian Nisenson [Saxophones on track 14] • Sergiu Popa [Accordion on track 8]

Produced by Jason Rosenblatt
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Paul Johnston
Copyright. I.J. Rosenblatt. 2006. All Rights Reserved.

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Jason Rosenblatt (Shtreiml and more) Montreal, Québec

Composer, producer, pianist and harmonica player Jason Rosenblatt is one of the world’s foremost innovators in diatonic harmonica technique. His performance on the unassuming instrument has helped to open new musical ground for the instrument long associated with “the blues,” into art forms as diverse as jazz, bluegrass, Klezmer and Turkish music. ... more