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Re: Your Eyes are Like a Cup Of Tea
Jun 09, 2008, 00:59
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Visit Joujouka for the 40th AOn 29th July 1968 following in the footsteps of William Burroughs, Robert Palmer and Paul Bowles, Brian Jones came to Joujouka with Brion Gysin, Mohamed Hamri and engineer George Chkiantz to record an album with the Master Musicians of Joujouka.
The resulting LP was the first release on Rolling Stones Records in 1971 "Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka".nniversary of the Recording of Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka 29 July 2008. Joujouka Morocco.
To mark the 40th anniversary of this historic recording, the Master Musicians of Joujouka are staging a celebratory festival on 29th July 2008. The musicians will perform the Sufi healing music of Joujouka. There will be a a visit to the 8th century santuary of Joujouka's patron saint Sidi Ahmed Schiech. It will also be possible to visit the cave of Boujeloud, Magara, which is a short trek outside the village.
The evening and night will be devoted to the healing trance music of Joujouka.
After dinner, the night will be filled with a full performance of the Boujeloud Rite, which is likened to the ancient Rites of Pan.
Info and Boooking www.joujouka.net
myspace.com/mastermusiciansofjoujouka
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joujouka
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Re: Your Eyes are Like a Cup Of Tea
Jun 09, 2008, 01:00
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Visit Joujouka for the 40th Anniversray of this recording
On 29th July 1968 following in the footsteps of William Burroughs, Robert Palmer and Paul Bowles, Brian Jones came to Joujouka with Brion Gysin, Mohamed Hamri and engineer George Chkiantz to record an album with the Master Musicians of Joujouka.
The resulting LP was the first release on Rolling Stones Records in 1971 "Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka".nniversary of the Recording of Brian Jones presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka 29 July 2008. Joujouka Morocco.
To mark the 40th anniversary of this historic recording, the Master Musicians of Joujouka are staging a celebratory festival on 29th July 2008. The musicians will perform the Sufi healing music of Joujouka. There will be a a visit to the 8th century santuary of Joujouka's patron saint Sidi Ahmed Schiech. It will also be possible to visit the cave of Boujeloud, Magara, which is a short trek outside the village.
The evening and night will be devoted to the healing trance music of Joujouka.
After dinner, the night will be filled with a full performance of the Boujeloud Rite, which is likened to the ancient Rites of Pan.
Info and Boooking www.joujouka.net
myspace.com/mastermusiciansofjoujouka
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PMM
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Re: Your Eyes are Like a Cup Of Tea
Jun 09, 2008, 03:16
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http://www.joujouka.net
http://www.myspace.com/mastermusiciansofjoujouka
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Faustus
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Re: Your Eyes are Like a Cup Of Tea
Jun 12, 2008, 12:59
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I too love that record and listen to it all the time... I have it on vinyl and listen to it in the early morning and late, late, late at night.
I knew the engineer / producer on the disc, a freak called George Chikiantz. Had done some great work. His stories of the recordings were vague - they were all completely out of their boxes the whole time. He did mention Brian being totally left in the lurch by the rest of the Stones at this stage. This was when he was effectively ousted from the band. Personally I love the effects George gave the record.
I'd forgotten all about the record until I saw Nic Roeg's masterpiece BAD TIMING. Sufi and jajouka swirl around throughout the soundtrack of this film and it really evokes a sense of time, and a feeling of decadence and spritual connection. Check this film out, fellow heads. It's a head-fuck.
Roll on
I, Faustus
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