http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
2 sound discs (133 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
"Soul music is a term that has been considered the preserve of the descendants of black slaves in America, and one generally used to describe an exciting musical derivative of spirituals, gospel songs and rhythm & blues that is both profane and spiritual, both African and American. Yet there could harldy be a more fitting epithet for the Sufi spiritual tradition shared by an estimated 50 million people throught the world, from Morocco to South East Asia." -- container.
CD 1. Dastgah of homayoun / Hassan Kassayi (4:28) -- Meditation / Sheikh Hamza Shakkûr & Ensemble Al-Kindî (11:08) -- Dastgah of shour / Khatereh Parvaneh (10:35) -- Devonah shaw / Davlatmand (5:06) -- He has not come / Munadjat Yultchieva (8:45) -- Sheikh Ahmad-E-Jâm / Mohammad Rahim Khushnawaz (3:33) -- Fangara fangarié / Maalem Si Mohamed Chaouqi (2:54) -- Durnalar sema'i / Ashik Müslüm Sümbül (5:59) -- Kafi of Shah Abdul Latif / Sohrab Fakir (5:41) -- Haqq Ali Ali / Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (13:47).
CD 2. Tekbir/taleal bedru aleyna / Ercan Irmak (3:49) -- La illah illah Allah / Women's Ensemble of Ferghâna (3:38) -- Tala⁰â al-badru ⁰alaina / Fawzy Hafez (5:59) -- Sâru Khâni / Ostâd Elâhi (7:30) -- Dhamal qualandar shahbaz / Husna Naz (3:51) -- Shakawtu / Musa Dienge Kala (3:50) -- Qasidat / Kani Karaca (3:58) -- Zikr humn / Ahl-E Haqq Dervishes (7:02) -- Zikr song Qaderi Women from Kurdistan (3:59) -- Qalandari tune / Yâr Mohammad (5:13) -- Kali kamaliya wale / Sabri Brothers (12:5).
Program notes by Peter Pannke in German, French, and English ([31] pages : ill. ; 25 x 14 cm.) attached to container.