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12"
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AY 013EP
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Most people today know "Misirlou" as Dick Dale's signature piece, extremely popular back when issued in 1961 and then again when used in Pulp Fiction in 1994. But this song is an old folk song with obscure origins. Long before Dick Dale made it popular in the West the song was already a hit with the Turkish, Greek or Jewish population of Asia Minor. Let's not forget that Dick Dale's daddy was a Lebanese immigrant to the US. Now this is the glorious return of this tune revamped by the mysterious Disco outfit Jewrhythmics. This is the first single that announces the release of their first album. A fabulous cast of international producers were called to play with the track.
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