A live performance at WFMU's Monty Hall. For video of this concert, please visit https://vimeo.com/241004564 To hear a broadcast of the performance on WFMU, please visit http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/75658
One of the most blasted psychedelic Western Saharan combos to hit American shores. Founded in the 1980's, heaster and guitarist Doueh's raw distorted electric guitar stylings juxtapose western elements of Hendrix and James Brown with the poetry of Hassania language in Saharawi folk tradition, all centered around a big band environment that includes two vocalists. "Unhinged virtuosity" is a common phrase attributed to the sound of Group Doueh, truly a spectacle to behold, and thanks to some high profile releases on the Sublime Frequencies imprint, the band's audience has grown greatly. This gig, presented by Brian Turner's program, also featureed NYC's excellent 75 Dollar Bill ing. Severe thanks to Doueh, Scott Konzelmann and Glenn Luttman for the mix, Ruth Polduk, Todd Abramson, Bridget Murray for cam work. (Brian Turner/WFMU)
Monty Hall / Brian Turner
Scott Konzelmann, Glenn Luttman
Makes your feet move all on their own! Try it, you'll like it!