The Sound of Wonder Radio Show is back on WHCS!
Tune in on Mondays from 1-2 pm for some international audio experiences!

Long overdue posting of the SOW Myanmar Special!
Here’s the link to the show:
http://www.mediafire.com/?p28nvdbmck2xu24
Get it while it’s hot!
Hope you folks enjoy!
It’s finally here. The first episode of The Sound of Wonder is now available for download. Enjoy!
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5es5qf2uztfftxz
And stay tuned for another posting coming up very soon…
1. Lekar Ham Diwana Dil - R.D. Burman ft. Asha Bhosle & Kishore Kumar (Available on Psych-Funk-Sa-Re-Ga!)
2. Yeh Raat Jane Keya Keya - Kamal Ahmed feat Noor Jehan (The Sound Of Wonder! Rare Electronic Pop From The Lollywood Vaults 1973-1980)
3. Sranang Gron Tron Gotoe Noja - Vrolijke Surinaamse Jeugd (Songs From Surinam 1)
4. Manzè Mona - Raphael Zachille (Tumbele! Biguine, Afro & Latin Sounds From the French Caribbean 1963-74)
5. Tu La Revois - Ria Bartok (C’est Chic! French Girl Singers Of The 1960’s)
6. L’alcool - Serge Gainsbourg (Du chant à la une!)
7. A La Memoria Del Muerto - Fruko & Sus Tesos (Colombia!)
8. Salsa Con Monte - Michi Sarmiento Y Sus Bravos (The Afrosound of Colombia Vol.1)
9. Fandango En Percussion - Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros (Colombia!)
10. Ashhad Biannak Hilou (I Admit You Are Beautiful) - Sadun Jabir (Choubi Choubi! Folk And Pop Sounds From Iraq)
11. Tebakan Jitu - The Tankers Junior (Pop Melayu)
12. Pariaman - Fetty (Folk and Pop Sounds of Sumatra, Vol. 2)
13. Jom Nor Trocheak - Pan Ron (Groove Club Vol. 3: Cambodian Rock Intensified!)
14. Sao Dok Kum Tai (Lady from a Flower) - Pompuang Duangjan (Thai Pop Spectacular!)
15. Pop Music (Htar) - Unknown Artist (Radio Myanmar)
All these are great albums. Check ‘em out!
And tune in Tuesday for more of The Sound of Wonder!
On tomorrow’s episode of The Sound of Wonder:
Cumbia/Salsa Colombiana!
Sumatran Dangdut/Pop!
Killer Bolly/Lollywood tracks!
And much, much, much more!
Tune in Tuesdays at 11 am on WHCS.
First show is next Tuesday at 11 am on WHCS.
From Burmese Nat Pwe to Beninois Agbadja, The Sound of Wonder comes at you like a travelogue of the wonderful world of music, music that is truly under appreciated in the western world. No kitsch, no bull: this is the good shit.