Thread: Non-English Music
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Unread 18 Jun 2007, 20:19   #22
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Re: Non-English Music
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Originally Posted by Marv
Even though I'm English & live in England I recon it's a good contribution that I listen to alot of African / Indian music and music from the Far East. Quite traditional stuff.

As a jazz music student it really lets me get into the roots of most western popular music, jazz's evolution and inclusion of western classical music & traditional African music which has brought about what we listen to today.

I did go on a trour covering Japan then Africa in 2005 and discovered that the Japanese love the Beetles and the Spice Girls got played a lot by the Africans.

It made me smile.

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