I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits - Guitar & Folk Styles From Botswana - LP
Eccentrically played country blues from the edges of the Kalahari. A compilation of Botswana guitarists. David Aglow, head of The Vital Record, got his hands on a video in 2009 that, years and thousands of miles later, became the compilation "I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits". He spotted a group of country blues musicians from Botswana playing guita...
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| Title | I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits - Guitar & Folk Styles From Botswana |
| Artist | Various |
| More info | 180g Vinyl |
| Format | LP (vinyl) |
| Labels | Piranha |
| Country of issue | Germany |
| Date of publication | 27. April 2018 |
| First released | 2018 |
| Weight | 230 g |
| EAN | 0826863316511 |
| Product ID | 63315 |
| Discogs ID | 11763990 |
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Various: I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits - Guitar & Folk Styles From Botswana version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Piranha on 27. April 2018.
Eccentrically played country blues from the edges of the Kalahari. A compilation of Botswana guitarists. David Aglow, head of The Vital Record, got his hands on a video in 2009 that, years and thousands of miles later, became the compilation "I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits". He spotted a group of country blues musicians from Botswana playing guitar from above using a very unique finger picking technique. The stringing was also unusual. Although they were standard six-string instruments, they only had four strings. And apparently they were tuned only by ear and whim. Where did these peculiarities come from, how did they evolve? No one knows exactly. But Aglow wanted to know everything about this eccentrically played sound. He found out and let us take part. His compilation, released on vinyl and digitally in collaboration with The Vital Record on Piranha, features eleven tracks (and eight bonus downloadable songs) by Ronald Moipolai, Solly Sebots, Batlaadir Radipits, Sibongile Kgil and others - artists who make music for a living in their own way, whether on tour in Africa, China and Sweden, or at corporate events or the local pub. Their engaging and lively stories are collected in a 36-page booklet.
Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Folk and African. 180g Vinyl.
Eccentrically played country blues from the edges of the Kalahari. A compilation of Botswana guitarists. David Aglow, head of The Vital Record, got his hands on a video in 2009 that, years and thousands of miles later, became the compilation "I'm Not Here To Hunt Rabbits". He spotted a group of country blues musicians from Botswana playing guitar from above using a very unique finger picking technique. The stringing was also unusual. Although they were standard six-string instruments, they only had four strings. And apparently they were tuned only by ear and whim. Where did these peculiarities come from, how did they evolve? No one knows exactly. But Aglow wanted to know everything about this eccentrically played sound. He found out and let us take part. His compilation, released on vinyl and digitally in collaboration with The Vital Record on Piranha, features eleven tracks (and eight bonus downloadable songs) by Ronald Moipolai, Solly Sebots, Batlaadir Radipits, Sibongile Kgil and others - artists who make music for a living in their own way, whether on tour in Africa, China and Sweden, or at corporate events or the local pub. Their engaging and lively stories are collected in a 36-page booklet.
Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Folk and African. 180g Vinyl.
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| A1 | Solly Sebotso: Rampoka | 4:17 min | |
| A2 | Sinbongile Kgaila: Murraynyana (The Little Murrays) | 3:45 min | |
| A3 | Western: Machikilani (Security Guard) | 4:07 min | |
| A4 | Batlaadira Radipitse: A Re Tsosoloseng Ngwao (Tswana Revival) | 3:44 min | |
| A5 | Ronnie Moipolai: Ditakaneng | 3:15 min | |
| A6 | Oteng Piet: Ngwana Wa Dichabeng (Lonely Days) | 2:29 min | |
| B1 | Sinbongile Kgaila: Tika Molamu (Knobkerrie Throw) | 5:30 min | |
| B2 | Annafiki Ditau: Re Babedi (I Will Never Forget You) | 3:56 min | |
| B3 | Solly Sebotso: Fong Kong (Chinese Goods) | 4:20 min | |
| B4 | Sinbongile Kgaila: Gladys | 4:14 min | |
| B5 | Babsi Barolong: Ke A Tsamaya (I'm Leaving) | 2:59 min |
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