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To: Boplicity who wrote (102761)	2/18/1999 5:14:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<--OT-->'Back Tuva Future'-I told you Gondar might be from Khan country. I'll let you know if I decide to buy it,thanks. Here are some details. Track Listings 1. Tuva Groove 2. Good Horses 3. Where Has My Country Gone? - (with Willie Nelson) 4. Kargyraa Rap 5. Little Yurt On The Prairie 6. Other Side Of The Mountain, The 7. Two Lands, One Tribe 8. Big River 9. My Tuva 10. Harness Your Horse And Catch The Wind -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reviews The ancient, multitone singing technique from Tuva (which lies just north of Mongolia) is relocated to the heartland of America on Back Tuva Future, a CD recorded by Nashville honchos Jim Ed Norman, David Hoffner, and Ralph Leighton. With guest appearances from Willie Nelson, Randy Scruggs, and Bill Miller, these 10 tracks take on the shape of a multicultural hoedown in more ways than one. Curiously, the country ethos and Tuvan tradition have much in common--herding livestock, horses, and (of course) pretty women--so the subject matter is harmonious. The combination of Ondar's guttural, polyphonic throat singing and country music is at first distracting but eventually gets carried along by the enthusiasm of the participants. There are also a couple of hip-hop/rap tracks and occasional New Age reference points, so you can assume that this genre bender is aimed at the adventurous listener rather than the anthropologic purist. --Derek Rath -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Customer Comments Average Customer Review: Number of Reviews: 1 Krash27@aol.com from USA , February 15, 1999 This is Amazing!!!!!!!!!!! This CD contains excellent music by this superb musician, Ondar!!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------