Turkish '60s on vinyl (Beat, Surf & Garage Rock)

Welcome to the second season of the Coffee Break Sessions! This is the first episode of the new season where I'm playing 7" records only. The majority of the records in this episode are from the Altin Mikrofon (Golden Microphone) song contest series organized by Hurriyet, a Turkish best-selling newspaper at the time, which would provide opportunities for those who would like to engage in pop music. The prize of the contest was the ability to record the winning song and a performing job at the Oriental Casino where the contest was held. You will find Haramiler, Mavi Isiklar, Selcuk Alagoz, and more in this set.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:21 Sis Beşlisi Ve Turgut Oksay ‎– Çarşambayı Sel Aldı
04:04 Haramiler ‎– Aya Bak Yıldıza Bak
06:40 T.P.A.O. Batman Orkestrası ‎– Meşelidir Enginde Dağlar Meşeli
09:22 Rana Alagöz ‎– Bahçelerde Böğrülce
12:16 Haramiler ‎– Çamlıca Yolunda
14:39 Mavi Çocuklar ‎– Dile Benden Ne Dilersen
17:09 Mavi Işıklar ‎– Helvacı
19:23 Mavi Çocuklar ‎– Tanzara
21:50 Rasim Ulusman ( Vehbi Turan Boğaziçi Ork.) ‎– Askerin Mektubu
25:06 Doruk Onatkut Orkestrası, Umur Kırgöz ‎– Bağdat Yolu
27:37 Selçuk Alagöz ‎– Sevdi Zannet
29:18 Zümrüt ‎– Siz Erkekler
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[deandrake]

I'm here. Algorithm did good with this one.

[SpirosKiriakopoulos]

Greatings from your neighbour, Greece. This music is phenomenal in so many ways, I have no the ability to describe, I 'll just say that is an incredibly genious mix of western and southern sounds.

[nanajiloh]

Almost ten years ago I spent a month in Istambul. The country has its issues and I was there in the middle of the Gezi Park protests and got teargassed, but in between, I enjoyed myself fully. By the end of the month, all I wanted was to learn Turkish and maybe spend a solid year or two living there. The best parties I ever went to were there. This is making me miss the city like crazy. I hope the world population behaves so we can all travel more safely in the near future.

[malakiwi]

Reminds me of my grandmother, her roots were from Edirne/Adrianoupoli and Kadikoy/Chalkidona. Greetings from Selanik/Thessaloniki!

[brosnik]

Merhaba from Greece!!! Keep the good work!!!

[westernpigeon]

i’ve never heard turkish 60s music but i love it ❤️ sending love from Mexico 🇲🇽

[thgr]

The kids I nanny are Turkish; they’re going to love this!

[bar.karahan]

Turkish folk music has an organic sound and there are lots of treasure nobody knows

[bephrem]

This channel must be protected at all costs.

[luckymurphy]

This combines two of my favorites-Turkish culture and 60s garage rock. Very cool.

[horizonbrave]

Consistently your Turkish albums have been SO good... They've been easily my favorite

[LeslieDugger]

Turkish psychedelic garage is one of my faves! Love the mix!

[tonyaspeakes]

I was having a pretty decent day, then this took it to a whole other level.

[yasminherb]

I'm half-Turkish and sadly not that family with Turkish music. I absolutely love this playlist.

[fatihtopcuoglu]

The most unbelievable thing is that these songs are from the times of our grands but even they have had no idea about these genres. It was then kind of an upper class activity to listen to any kind of music at that time. Furthermore, these could be called counterculture examples which was the most popular genre in the era. To inform the foreigners, an overwhelming amount of the lyrics are, amazingly, anonymous Turkish folk songs. So, you will not believe how stupid we have become but even the most intellectual and proficient listeners today would, Im sure, look down on these as to the lyrics being from roots of villages their grands belonged to. Whatever, soaked in enthusiasm, love from Turkey. Keep on rocking.

[tkendirli]

Probably very few foreigners now that the founder of Atlantic Records was also a Turkish Jazz enthusiast. He basically shaped 50 years of US and world charts. From Ray Charles to Rolling Stones, From Eric Clapton to Quincy Jones. Aretha Franklin and many more. To know much more you watch his Documentary on youtube. Ahmet Ertegun RIP.

[ulyakucur]

greetings from istanbul to the beautiful people around the world listening this. it's a really prideful emotion for us to know that the world loves our music<3

[audioreparaciones]

All surf should be turkish!!! This is great! Thank you!

[paulofelipedacosta]

I am from Brazil and I like so much to hear World Music (Folk Music) produced around the world.My globaization ocurred from Music Congratulations on the channel !!!! Thank You so much !!! Paulo Felipe !!!!

[stephanieponce]

The soundtrack to an amazing movie that hasn’t been made!