The Rootsman, Celtarabia - Intifada Valley Of The Kings

Review by Saugat Thapa

Rootsman, Celtarabia's album Intifada Valley Of The Kings is a unique fusion of traditional Middle Eastern and Celtic music. The album features a blend of instruments such as the oud, saz, bagpipes, and bodhran.

The album's title track, "Intifada Valley Of The Kings," is a standout, with its haunting vocals and intricate instrumentals. The track "Dervish" is another highlight, with its upbeat tempo and infectious rhythm.

The album has a strong political message, with songs like "Freedom" and "Palestine" addressing the struggles of the Palestinian people. The lyrics are powerful and thought-provoking, and the music complements them perfectly.

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Artist: The Rootsman, Celtarabia
Album: Intifada Valley Of The Kings

2014

Rating: 4.46

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Intifada
Intifada Dub
Valley Of Dub
Valley Of The Kings

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PRTL10003

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Partial Records

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Vinyl
10"
33 ⅓ RPM

About The Rootsman, Celtarabia

The Rootsman is a musician and DJ based in Bradford, England. His musical career began when he was living in Edinburgh, Scotland and taught himself to play guitar in 1978 at the age of 13 and formed his first punk band. With his group "State Oppression" he made his debut gig in 1981, supporting the Angelic Upstarts. After 3 concerts, he decided that being a guitarist in a band was not for him and he retired from that aspect of the music business. He moved to Bradford in 1983 and quickly immersed himself into the local reggae scene. He worked for over two years in the local Roots Record Shop, where he began to be known as "Rootsman". In 1985 he started selecting on local sound systems and the following year began to play on university radio and local pirate radio stations. This continued for a number of years until he founded his own club night "Dub Me Crazy" at the end of 1991. He also ran the label.

Real Name

John Bolloten

Name Vars

John Rootsman
Rootsman
The Rootsman(J.Bolloten)
The Rootsmen
الروتس مان

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John Bolloten

Summary by Saugat Thapa

Intifada Valley Of The Kings is a must-listen for fans of world music. The fusion of Middle Eastern and Celtic music is executed flawlessly, and the political message adds depth and meaning to the album. Rootsman, Celtarabia has created a truly unique and unforgettable album.