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Disc 4, After Censorship, 1937-1947 (Size: 721.34 MB) (Files: 116)

 Disc 4, After Censorship, 1937-1947

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  22 - Stratos & V. Tsitsanis - Varka Yialo.mp3

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  21 - Stratos & St. Keromytis - Tis Mastouras O Skopos.mp3

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  20 - Stratos & Stellakis - O Serianis.mp3

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  19 - Markos Vamvakaris - Manavissa Me Gaidhouraki.mp3

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  18 - Stratos Payioumidzis - Opios Orfanepse Mikros.mp3

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  17 - M. Vamvakaris & A. Hadzichristos - To Portofoli.mp3

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  16 - Payioumidzis & Tsitsanis - I Meraklidhes.mp3

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  15 - A. Hadzichristos & M. Vamvakaris - Tha Se Klepso Tha Se Paro.mp3

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  14 - Yiannis Papaioannou - Vadizo Me Parapono.mp3

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  13 - Yiorgos Kavouras - O Tsiggounis O Babas Sou.mp3

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  12 - A. Hadzichristos - Paliopedho.mp3

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  11 - Yiannis Papaioannou - Pali Mou Kanoun Proxenia.mp3

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  10 - Yiorgos Kavouras - Dhen Tha'rtho Peia Stin Kokkinia.mp3

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  09 - Vassilis Tsitsanis - Tatavliano.mp3

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  08 - Stratos & Stellakis - Se Fino Akroyiali.mp3

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  07 - Ef. Payoiumidzis & St. Perpiniadhis - Vaggelitsa.mp3

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  06 - Stellakis - I Mikri Ap' To Passalimani.mp3

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  05 - Stratos & Stellakis - Thelo Na Se Andamoso Xaveriotissa.mp3

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  04 - Stellakis - I Magdhalo.mp3

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  03 - Stellakis & Stratos - Mikroula Pireotissa.mp3

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  02 - Stellakis & P. Chrysinis - Ola Ta 'cho Varethi.mp3

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  01 - Rita Abadzi - I Margarita.mp3

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 Disc 3, Dope,Dice,Guitars, Knives ‘n’ Such 1928-1946

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  20 - Mike Patrinos & Yiannis Deyaitas - Hadzimilousiko.mp3

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  19 - Stratos & V. Tsitsanis - To Proi Me Tin Dhrossoula.mp3

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  18 - Stellakis Perpiniadhis Anna Pagana - Dhervisis Ke Anna.mp3

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  17 - Roza Eskenazi - Ime Prezakias.mp3

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  16 - Rita Abadzi - Pane Yia To Prasso.mp3

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  15 - Rita Abadzi - To Flidzani Tou Yianni.mp3

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  14 - Yiorgos Karras - Strive Logia.mp3

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  13 - Roza Eskenazi - Mas Kynigoun Ton Argile.mp3

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  12 - Rita Abadzi - O Vlamis Tou Psyri.mp3

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  11 - Jack Halikias - Raste Tou Deke.mp3

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  10 - D. Philipopoulos & D. Efstratiou - To Yellekaki.mp3

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  09 - Andonios Dalgas - Echo Meraki Echo Dalga.mp3

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  08 - Gus Dussas - I Efmorfi Attaleia.mp3

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  07 - Gus Dussas - O Paraponiaris.mp3

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  06 - Jack Grigoriou & S. Michelidhis - To Minore Tou Deke.mp3

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  05 - A. Kostis - Me Pianoune Zaladhes.mp3

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  04 - Petros Kyriakos - O Skylomangas.mp3

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  03 - K. Kostis - Troumba.mp3

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  02 - Yiannis Ioannidhis & Manolis Karapiperis - Tout' I Batsoi Pou' Rthan Tora.mp3

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  01 - George Katsaros - Stis Syras To Aniforo.mp3

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 Disc 2, Piraeus Heavy Hitters 1934-1946

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  22 - Stratos & St. Keromytis - I Baglamadhes.mp3

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  21 - Markos Vamvakaris - Olli I Rembetes Tou Dounia.mp3

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  20 - Markos Vamvakaris - Taxim-Zeimbekiko.mp3

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  19 - Michailis Yenitsaris - Ego Mangas Fenomouna.mp3

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  18 - Stellios Keromytis - I Moni Mou Parigoria.mp3

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  17 - Efstratios Payioumidzis - Ouzak To Tragoudhi Tis Xentias.mp3

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  16 - Stellios Keromytis - Mes 'tou Vavoula Ti Gouva.mp3

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  15 - Yiorgos Batis - Taxim Athineiko Ke Zeimbekiko.mp3

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  14 - Anestis Dhelias - Soura Ke Mastoura.mp3

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  13 - And. Kalyvopoulos - Pende Manges.mp3

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  12 - Ef. Payioumidzis - Manges Piaste Ta Vouna.mp3

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  11 - D Gongos - Htan Anixi.mp3

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  10 - D Gongos - Panta Me Glyko Hasisi.mp3

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  09 - Markos Vamvakaris - Prepi Na Xeris Michani.mp3

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  08 - Yiorgos Batis - I Fylakes Tou Oropou.mp3

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  07 - Yiorgos Batis - Varka Mou Boyiatismeni.mp3

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  06 - Markos Vamvakaris - O Synachis.mp3

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  05 - Markos Vamvakaris - Kapote Imouna Ki' Ego.mp3

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  04 - M Vamvakaris Rita Abadzi - San Ise Mangas Ke Dais.mp3

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  03 - Yiorgos Batis - O Thermastis.mp3

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  02 - Stratos Payioumidzis - Zeimbekano Spaniolo.mp3

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  01 - Markos Vamvakaris - I Klostirou.mp3

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 Disc 1, The Ottoman Legacy, 1925-1937

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  21 - And. Kalyvopoulos - Paraponiounde I Manges Mas.mp3

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  20 - And. Kalyvopoulos - Zeimbekiko.mp3

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  19 - And. Kalyvopoulos - O Prezakis.mp3

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  18 - Roza Eskenazi - Mes' To Vathi Skotadhi.mp3

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  17 - Efstratios Payioumidzis - San Eyriz' Ap' Tin Pylo.mp3

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  16 - Roza Eskenazi - Gazeli Sabach Sti Mavri Yi Chrosto Kormi.mp3

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  15 - Roza Eskenazi - I Dzerkeza.mp3

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  14 - Rita Abadzi - Markopouliotissa.mp3

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  13 - Marika Politissa - Rast Zergile Manes.mp3

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  12 - Marika Politissa - Melachrinoula.mp3

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  11 - Popular Orchestra - Bournovalia Syrtos.mp3

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  10 - And. Dalgas - Sousta Politiki.mp3

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  09 - Kostas Karipis - Minore Manes S'afino Tin Kali Nychtia.mp3

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  08 - Leopold Gad - Piran Ta Frygana Fotia.mp3

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  07 - Andonis Dalgas - Zeimbekiko Melemenio.mp3

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  06 - Marika Papagika - Aidinikos Xoros.mp3

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  05 - E. Sofroniou (Vaggelakis) - Ballos Smyrneikos Me Mane.mp3

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  04 - A Diamandidis (Dalgas) - Huseini Manes.mp3

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  03 - El. Melemenlis - Tsifte Telli.mp3

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  02 - Achilleas Poulos - Chakiji Zeibek.mp3

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  01 - Marika Papagika - Mandalena (Zeimbekiko).mp3

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VA - Rembetika (Greek Music from the Underground)

4 CD-Boxset - MP3 320 kbps - Full scans included

Great Britain’s JSP label took a chance in 2006 by issuing a four-disc overview of rembetika (the “officially designated” Greek underground and criminal communities) called Rembetika: Greek Music from the Underground. It was official because at one point in the 20th century, the music was actually officially banned by the Metaxas government (in 1937) and didn’t peep… More above ground for another 11 years. (Gangster rappers and metalheads take heart: you were not the first nor will you be the last.) That set, like this one, appropriately titledRembetika 1: Greek Music from the Underground, included four CDs, all of which were annotated with fine notes, and production masters cleaned up as much as possible — no easy feat since a lot of this music was originally released on either 78s or cylinders — but some survived, amazingly, on recording tape

Disc 1, The Ottoman Legacy, 1925-1937.
Greek singers from the Ottoman Empire were forced to leave Turkey after the Greek - Turkish war in 1922. They set the Rembetica ball rolling in the Greek recording studios.

Disc 2, Piraeus Heavy Hitters 1934-1946.
The title is self - explanatory

Disc 3, Dope,Dice,Guitars, Knives ‘n’ Such 1928-1946.
Songs with heavy underworld content in lyrics

Disc 4, After Censorship, 1937-1947.
Censorship was introduced in 1937. Despite this, a lot of Good Stuff managed to get onto record.


The origins of the music we now know as Rembetica lie in the obscurity of the mid-nineteenth century, or even earlier. It can be roughly divided into two schools: The first was that created by the Greek population of Ottoman cities such as Constantinople (Istanbul) and Smyrna (Izmir). In the main, this was played in public places of entertainment by highly skilled professional musicians, using, chiefly, Violin, lyra, Sandouri, guitar and mandolin. However, the fact that there also existed a rougher, more underground, form is evidenced by the “brothel” recordings made by Yiangos Psamathianos in Constantinople in around 1912 (see Arhoolie CD 7005). Meanwhile, chiefly in the underworld of homeland Greece, there developed another form of Rembetica, played in enclosed places such as “Tekedhes” (hash-dens) and prisons. This was more a music of non-professional musicians performing on guitar, baglamas and bouzouki.

Recording began as early as 1905, in Constantinople and until 1914 engineers from England and Germany made many visits to the Near East to record Greek and other local musicians. After the tumultuous events of the first World War, and the Greek - Turkish war which followed it, recording of Greek music by the large international companies switched mainly to Athens.

Between ca.1925 and 1937 a wealth of material was recorded, much of it of a semi-underground nature - a phenomen that appears to be unique in world music. However,in 1936 a Fascist government under Ioannis Metaxas took power and quickly introduced censorship. This censorship took a while to be fully implemented, but from 1937 on hard-core Rembetica was forced underground; although it made a brief post-war re-appearance on record in June, 1946, before censorship was reimposed.


Review All Music Guide

Thanks to the crazy music fans at JSP in England comes this packed four-disc overview of rembetika, the true music of Greece’s underworld. Rembetika has an interesting history. Its origins are not exactly known, and are traced back in various labyrinthine ways to the mid-19th century. In 1911, the word “rembetico” appeared on a record label, and the word was defined as being of “mildly erotic,” bohemian content; it was used to describe such records through the mid-’20s. Beginning around 1925, the music’s name changed and became associated most specifically with the underworld — primarily because of music played in brothels, hash dens, prisons, and other generally criminal surroundings. It was raw, immediate, sometimes harsh and bawdy, other times noir-ish and seductive in a sinister way. The music listeners now consider true rembetika came into view after the Greco-Turkish war. It flourished between 1925 and 1937 when it was officially censored as immoral by the Metaxas government. The music lived, however, and went deeply underground; it surfaced again briefly around 1946 before it was once again censored. The instrument rembetika brought to Greece’s popular consciousness was the bouzouki, though violins, ouds, hand percussion, and singing were all part of the rembetika experience. The four discs here are organized around various themes. The first concentrates on the music made in the golden years as the material developed into a bona fide recordable style as it came out from under the hard thump of the Ottoman Empire. Singers such as Marika Papagika, Achilleas Poulos, Rita Abadzi, Stellákis Perpiniádhis, and Kostas Karipis are all featured on this slab. Disc two begins in 1932 under censorship; it goes deeply underground and reflects the seamy side of life in the underworld. Here is the place where the bouzouki and baglamas come into prominence (bouzouki has been the featured instrument in Greek music since that time). Here the more popular song is introduced. Most of the performers here are male, and they make an impression with their swirling darkness and tales of lost love, drunkenness, power, violence, and grief. From the start, the bouzouki reigns supreme as Márkos Vamvakáris sings “I Klostirou (The Mill Girl).” Long intricate instrumental patterns dig into the lyric and assert themselves at the tune’s nadir. Yiorgos Batis’ “I Fylakes Tou Oropou (Oropos Jail)” is another punch in the gut as he sings with rage about his pain and isolation. Vamvakáris and Batis are featured on this disc many times, but one never tires of the music they make. Stellios Keromytis is also here, and his “I Moni Mou Parigoria (My Only Consolation)” is one of the this CD’s highlights. Disc three, entitled Dope, Dice, Guitars, Knives and Such, documents the scene thematically with songs of the underworld along those lines from 1928 to 1946. And some familiar names are here such as Jack Halikias, whose “Raste Tou Deke” was the first true — albeit underground — rembetika hit and featured the bouzouki, making many other musicians turn their heads. Also included are fine decadent tunes by George Katsaros, Róza Eskenázi, and Gus Dussas. The final volume in the set showcases the brief popularity — above ground — of rembetika. The big names in the scene are here, like Perpiniádhis, Stratos Payoumtzis, Yiannis Papaiouannou, and Apóstolos Hadzichrístos. But this disc is also the place where rembetika virtually disappears and goes back so far underground that it almost — almost — ceases to exist. The rawness is here; the sexual allure and tales of the forbidden have gone back into the shadows where they have begun to emerge once more in archival recordings such as these. JSP’s documentation of this music is superb. The remastering job from tapes and 78s is exacting, which makes for a warm sound even on the earliest sides. The notes are historical, with a different set for each volume, and the histories of performers, origins of terms and words, and even a pronunciation guide are provided. Like the great blues collections they issue, Rembetika: Greek Music from the Underworld is a treasure trove of the lost, the forgotten, and the dangerous. As stellar and soulful a documentary collection as you’ll fine anywhere.
~Thom Jurek, All Music Guide


Track Listing

Disc 1

Mandalena - Marika Papagika
Chakiji Zeibek - Achilleas Poulos
Tsifte Telli - El. Melemenlis
Huseini Manes - A. Dhiamadidhis Dalgas
Ballos Smyrneikos Me Mane - E. Sophroniou Vaggelakis
Aidhinikos Xoros - Marika Papagika
Zeimbekiko Melemenio - And. Dalgas
Piran Ta Frygana Fotia - Leopold Gad
Minore Manes, Safino Tin Kali Nychtia - Kostas Karipis
Sousta Politiki - And. Dalgas
Bournovalio - Popular Orchestra
Melachrinoula - Marika Politissa
Rast Zergile - Marika Politissa
Markopouliotissa - Rita Abadzi
Dzerkeza - Roza Eskenazi
Gazeli Sabach, Sti Mavri Yi Chrosto Kormi - Roza Eskenazi
San Eyriz Ap Tin Pylo - Efstratios Payioumidzis
Mes To Vathi Skotadhi - Roza Eskenazi
O Prezakis - And. Kalyvopoulos
Yiovan Tsaous - And. Kalyvopoulos
Paraponiounde I Manges Mas - And. Kalyvopoulos
Ego Thelo Prigipessa - Stellakis Perpiniadhis

Disc 2

I Klostirou - Markos Vamvakaris
Zeimbekano Spaniolo - Stratos Payioumidzis
Thermastis - Yiorgos Batiso
San Ise Mangas Ke Dais - M. Vamvakaris & Rita Abadzi
Kapote Imouna Kiego - Markos Vamvakaris
O Synachis - Markos Vamvakaris
Varka Mou Boyiatismeni - Yiorgos Batis
I Fylakes Tou Oropou - Yiorgos Batis
Prepi Na Xeris Michani - Markos Vamvakaris
Panta Me Glyko Hasisi - D. Gongos Bayianderas
Htan Anixi - D. Gongos Bayianderas
Manges Piaste Ta Vouna - Ef. Payioumidzis
Pende Manges - And. Kalyvopoulos
Soura Ke Mastoura - Anestis Dhelias
Taxim Athineiko Ke Zeimbekiko - Yiorgos Batis
Mes tou Vavoula Ti Gouva - Stellios Keromytis
Ouzak-To Tragoudhi Tis Xentias - Efstratios Payioumidzis
I Moni Mou Parigoria - Stellios Keromytis
Ego Mangas Fenomouna - Michailis Yenitsaris
Taxim-Zeimbekiko - Markos Vamvakaris
Olli I Rembetes Tou Dounia - Markos Vamvakaris
I Baglamadhes - Stratos & St.Keromytis
Ithela Na Moun Iraklis - Nikos Vrachnas

Disc 3

Stis Syras To Aniforo - George Katsaros
Tout I Batsoi Pou rthan Tora - Yiannis Ioannidhis & Manolis arapiperis
Troumba - K.Kostis
O Skylomangas - Petros Kyriakos
Me Pianoune Zaladhes - A.Kostis
To Minore Tou Deke - Jack Grigoriou & S.Michelidhis
O Paraponiaris - Gus Dussas
I Efmorfi Attaleia - Gus Dussas
Echo Meraki Echo Dalga - Andonios Dalgas
To Yellekaki - D. Phillipopoulos & D. Efstratiou
Raste Tou Deke - John (Jack) Halikias
O Vlamis Tou Psyri - Rita Abadzi
Mas Kynigoun Ton Argile - Roza Eskenazi
Strive Logia - Yiorgos Karras
To Flidzani Tou Yianni - Rita Abadzi
Pane Yia To Prasso - Rita Abadzi
Ime Prezakias - Roza Eskenazi
Dhervisis Ke Anna - Stellakis Perpiniadhis - Anna Pagana
To Proi Me Tin Dhrossoula - Stratos & V.Tsitsanis
Hadzimilousiko - Mike Patrinos & Yiannis Deyaitas
Trikouverto - Jack Halikias

Disc 4

I Margarita - Rita Abadzi
Ola Ta Cho Varethi - Stellakis & P.Chrysinis
Mikroula Pireotissa - Stellakis & Stratos
I Magdhalo - Stelllakis
Thelo Na Se Andamoso, Xaveriotissa - Stratos & Stellakis
I Mikri Ap’to Passalimani - Stellakis
Vaggelitsa - Ef. Payioumidzis & St. Perpiniadhis
Se Fino Akroyiali - Stratos & Stellakis
Tatavliano - Vassilis Tsitsanis -Bouzouki
Dhen Thartho Peia Stin Kokkinia - Yiorgos Kavouras
Pali Mou Kanoun Proxenia - Yiannis Papaioannou
Paliopedho - A.Hadzichristos
O Tsiggounis O Babas Sou - Yiorgos Kavouras
Vadhizo Me Parapono - Yiannis Papaioannou
Tha Se Klepso Tha Se Paro - A. Hadzichristos & M. Vamvakaris
I Meraklidhes - Payioumidzis & Tsitsanis
To Portofoli - M.Vamvakaris & A.Hadzichristos
Opios Orfanepse Mikros - Stratos Payioumidzis
Manavissa Me Gaidhouraki - Markos Vamvakaris
O Serianis - Stratos & Stellakis
Tis Mastouras O Skopos - Stratos & St. Keromytis
Varka Yialo - Stratos & V.Tsitsanis
Nea Vaggelitsa - Hadzichristos

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