The Arabic fusion of Didon. We talk to Carmen Rizzo and Meriem Ben Amor about their fusion of traditional vocal sounds and electronic arrangements heard on their debut, Tunisian Tale.
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Weekend, Mar 18-19, 2023 – Programs 2311A & 2311B
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Echoes Podcast: Didon’s Arabic Fusion
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Monday, Mar 13, 2023 – Echoes Program 2311A
The Arabic fusion of Didon. We talk to Carmen Rizzo and Meriem Ben Amor about their fusion of traditional vocal sounds and electronic arrangements heard on their debut, Tunisian Tale.
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Weekend, Mar 18-19, 2023 – Didon Interview
The Arabic fusion of Didon. We talk to Carmen Rizzo and Meriem Ben Amor about their fusion of traditional vocal sounds and electronic arrangements heard on their debut, Tunisian Tale.
Coming Up
Monday, Mar 13, 2023 – Didon Interview
The Arabic fusion of Didon. We talk to Carmen Rizzo and Meriem Ben Amor about their fusion of traditional vocal sounds and electronic arrangements heard on their debut, Tunisian Tale.
Interview Podcast
Echoes Podcast: East of Eden & Hossam Ramzy
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Flashback 50 with East of Eden and Hossam Ramzy Remembered in Echoes Podcasthttps://media.blubrry.com/echoespodcast/echoes.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/EchoesPodcast-EastOfEden-HossamRamsy.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSIn the Echoes Podcast, a Flashback 50 to East of Eden’s Mercator Projected and we remember Hossam Ramzy. We begin with a Flashback 50 with the 1969 debut by East of Eden, Mercator Projected. This seminal…
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Wednesday, September 18, 2019: Echoes Program 1938C
It’s a Flashback 50 with the 1969 debut by East of Eden, “Mercator Projected.” This seminal release was the blueprint that groups like King Crimson used at the dawn of progressive rock.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2019: Flashback 50 – East of Eden
It’s a Flashback 50 with the 1969 debut by East of Eden, “Mercator Projected.” This seminal release was the blueprint that groups like King Crimson used at the dawn of progressive rock.