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Guy
Mendilow: Live
(Earthen Groove Records, May 2006)
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here for track notes & translations
"This is, to folk, what Bela Fleck is to Foggy Mountain
Breakdown. This is unusual and exciting."
—Philadelphia Folk Song Society
"The
perfect welcome packet to the world of Mendilow: gorgeous, enchanting
sound and technically rich music wrapped up in a fun, playful
atmosphere."
—Bay
Windows
“Catchy licks that almost instantly have
listeners moving along to the groove…the glory of what [Mendilow]
does is finding a common ground among different cultures. And
that’s what makes his music so exciting.”
—Jewish
Advocate
“…an
emerging master of overtone singing…as compelling as it
is diverse…the audience he is reaching is hearing him loud
and clear.”
—Metrowest
Daily News Front Page, Arts &Culture Section
All live tracks, recorded April-December 2004 in shows in NJ,
PA and MA.
Track
Previews:
(Streaming
clips require Windows
Media Player )
- Awendeje
By: Guy Mendilow
(Guy: Berimbau, vocals, overtone singing; Yulia Van Doren: Vocals;
Andy Bergman: Electric Mbira)
- Experiment
By Guy Mendilow
(Guy: Berimbau, Overtone Singing; Andy Bergman: Jaw Harp)
-Winner -
World
Music Song Contest -
Global Rhythm Magazine July 2005
-Semi-finalist, International
Songwriting Competition 2006
- Gesher
Tzar Meod
Words:
Nachman of Breslov, Music: B. Chait, Arr. G. Mendilow
(Guy: Guitar, Vocals; Rajdulari: Vocals; Andy Bergman: Sax)
- Durme
Durme
Trad. Ladino, Arr. G. Mendilow
(Guy: Guitar, vocals; Yulia Van Doren: Vocals; Andy Bergman:
Sax)
- Hine
Ma Tov - Audio
Stream | MP3
Trad. Herbrew, Arr. G. Mendilow
(Guy: Guitar, Vocals; Rajdulari: Vocals; Andy Bergman: Guiro;
Daniel Gale: Violin)
- Walking
at Night
A ballad with the words of Wendell Berry set to the
music of Malcolm Dalglish
(Guy: Guitar, vocals; Yulia Van Doren: vocals; Andy Bergman:
Pennywhistle)
- A
Love Song for the Sea (Zemer Ahava la Yam) - Audio
Stream
In
Hebrew
By: R. Eliaz and S. Argov, Arr. G. Mendilow
(Guy: Guitar, Vocals)
- La
Avot Sheli
Arr.
G. Mendilow
A rollicking, participatory song in Hebrew, based on a traditional
Ghanian melody learned from Malidoma Some.
(Guy: Berimbau, Vocals, Overtone singing; Rajdulari, Vocals;
Daniel Gale, Fiddle; Andy Bergman: Electric Mbira. (Audience
sings too!)
- Simple
Gifts
(Guy: Guitar, Overtone Singing)
"Mendilow's overtone rendition of the Shaker hymn "Simple
Gifts" was hauntingly beautiful and left the audience spellbound."
- Katie DeBonville, Northeast Performer
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