4:01pm

grupNET “Dolama” from Kıbrıs'n Şarkıları (Nepa (cassette))Buy it!

4:08pm

Christos Sikkis with the Hellenic Music Archives ens. “Dance of the Bridal Couple” from Cyprus (FM)Buy it!

4:19pm

Nikos Manias “Provale Stolisma Tou Kosmou” from Mousiki Thisavri tis Kritis (Cretaphon 2009) —this singer and Laouto player came from a family of musicians and started on the Lyra (vertical fiddle), but switched to Laouto as a childBuy it!

4:27pm

Antonis Karatzis “Gia to sevda sou tragoudo” from Gia tou Sevda sou tragoudo (Cretaphon) —this singer and solois plays mandolinBuy it!

4:49pm

Nikos Manias “Siga Siga Na Desome Agapi” from Mousiki Thisavri tis Kritis (Cretaphon 2009) —Manias is a singer and Laouto player who cut his first record in the 1950sBuy it!

4:56pm

Leonidas Tsantiris & Lefteris Poulis (violin) “Dostou Dostou” from Music of Ikaria ((self)) —this dance is still done by a lot of folks on the island and by their descendants in the US and Canada and even non-islander GreeksBuy it!

5:07pm

Leonidas Tsantiris & Lefteris Poulis (violin) “Ikariotikos” from Music of Ikaria ((self)) —for information on this island go to www.island-ikaria.com/Buy it!

5:15pm

Christodoulos Halaris -the OP & PO orchestra “Kalamotoutsikos” from Music of the Aegean Sea - "Chios" (Orata)Buy it!

5:25pm

Stathis Rallis and the Hellenic Music Archives ens. “Ehasa Mandli (I lost my handkerchief...)” from Chios, Mitilene, Samos, Ikaria (FM) —probably the most famous tune of the eastern Mediterranean, it supposedly was first recorded as part of an Armenian opera, went "viral" and was give all sorts of local words by Turks, Greeks....Buy it!

5:33pm

Mihalis Gamberakis (violin) & Giannis Gamberakis (Laouto) “Sirba” from Patmos (FM)Buy it!

5:42pm

Nikos Hatzopoulos “O Michanikos” from The Aegean Violin (sekf 1996)Buy it!

5:48pm

Vasilis Klouvatos “Tsifteteli” from Aiolos (alpharecords 2004)Buy it!