V/A I Believe I'll Go Back Home Lp - 1906-1959

A sequel (of sorts) to the "I Don't Feel At Home In this World Anymore" compilation. The stone cold beautiful African guitar playing and singing of Sabelo and G. Wayawaya, the intense Native American country music of Jenks "Tex" Carman, the great Tex Mex of Lydia Mendoza, the heavy hypnotic Cajun sounds of Amede Ardion and Dennis McGee, the shimmeringly beautiful singing and playing of the Genial Hawaiians, the deep deep deep Rembetika of Marika Papagika, the soulful gospel of Blind Willie Davis, the sacred Indian sounds of T.R Mahalingham and Khansahib Abdul Karim Khan, the early Jewish mysticism of Max Leibowitz, the dark Cuban rumbles of Sexteto Bologna and much more. Here we have a diverse cross section of the world's music - a unifying sound during divisive times. Old school "tip on" cover.

A1	Sabelo With Guitar–	Uhambo Iwami (My Trip)
A2	Jenks "Tex" Carman–	Hillbilly Hula
A3	Lydia Mendoza–	Mal Hombre (Bad Man)
A4	Amédé Ardoin & Dennis McGee–	Two Step De Eunice
A5	Jim & Bob (The Genial Hawaiians)*–	Aloma
A6	Marika Papagika–	Smyrneiko Minore
A7	Blind Willie Davis–	I Believe I'll Go Back Home
B1	Unknown Artist–	Depend On Me
B2	T.R. Mahalingam–	Ninuvina Part 1
B3	Sexteto Bolona–	Aurora En Pekin (Daybreak In Peking)
B4	G Wayawaya–	Dziko La Afrkia
B5	Unknown Artist–	Canto A Elebwa
B6	Max Leibowitz–	Yiddish Hora - A Heymish Frelekhs
B7	Khansahib Abdul Karim Khan–	Pyara Nazar Nahin - Bilawal