Songs From Seville: Flamenco 1920-1940 (1996)

1. A Mi Mare Abandone - Nina De Los Peines/Melchor De Marchena
2. Soy Piedra Y Perdi Mi Centro - Nina De Los Peines/Melchor De Marchena
3. Al Cielo Que Es Mimoranda - Nina De Los Peines/Melchor De Marchena
4. Que La Luna Esta Asomando - Pepe Pinto/Antonio Moreno
5. Buleria Con Fandango - Pepe Pinto/Melchor De Marchena
6. Buleria Con Fandanguillo - Pepe Pinto/Melchor De Marchena
7. Fandangos - Nina De Los Peines/Pepe Pinto
8. Los Quatro Muleros-Un Alto En El Camino - Nino De Marchena/Paquito Simon
9. Aires De Barbate - Nino De Marchena/Paquito Simon
10. Sevillanas - Nino De Marchena/Ramon Montoya
11. Fiesta Gitana - Manuel Vallejo/Antonio Moreno
12. Y Como Loco Variaba - Manuel Vallejo/Antonio Moreno
13. Si Yo Te Quiero De Veras - Manuel Vallejo/Paco Aguilera
14. Campanas De Plata Y Oro - Manolo Caracol/Paco Aguilera
15. De La Estampa 'Venga La Tela' - Manolo Caracol/Paco Aguilera
16. La Sentencia - Manolo Caracol/Paco Aguilera
17. Colombianas - El Carbonillero/Manolo De Badajoz
18. Oi Cantar A Un Jilguero - Nina De La Puebla/Manolo De Badajoz
19. Salome - Nina De La Puebla/Antonio Delgado
20. La Zagala - Nina De La Puebla/Manolo De Bada

At the end of the 18th century, Seville was the city with the largest gathering of gypsies in Andalusia: 600 individuals and 157 families. As early as 1847, Serafin Estebanez Calderon, ''El Solitario'', celebrated Seville's 'tonadas'. The 'tonas' are now rarely sung and the singers recorded here prefer 'fandangos,'belerias', 'alegrias' or 'soleares'. What is still prevailing, however, is the number and quality of Sevilian artists.

Now that some 'modernistic' developments of the flamenco give cause for concern, these pieces are a proof that between the twenties and the thirties, these Sevillian artists, although they conducted experiments, never ceased to be true to the crystal of their art. --- thepiratebay.se.net

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