Musikk Fra Hybridene

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Musikk Fra Hybridene
Studio album by Farmers Market
Released	1997
Producer	Farmers Market
Farmers Market chronology
(1995) Musikk Fra Hybridene (1997) (2000)

Musikk Fra Hybridene^[1] (Music From The Hybrids) is the second album of the Norwegian free-jazz band Farmers Market.

Track listing[]

1. Lé Mysteres Des Guitares Grand Prix
2. How High The Loch (Ornamentology)
3. (Come On Baby Do The) Balkan Boogie
4. Gankino Horo
5. Teknopolsanitza
6. Neli In The Sky With Farmers
7. Power Ballad
8. Kind Of Blues
9. Tails Of The Unexpected
10. Kyrillisk Bøddel
11. I Took Up The Prunes
12. For A Few Rubels More
13. Siste Tango I Paradis (Last Tango In Paradise)

Title references[]

• In general, most of the names are puns.
• Lé Mysteres Des Guitares Grand Prix is a reference to Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares, an album by Trio Bulgarka.
• How High The Loch is a reference to the song How High the Moon, with lyrics by Ella Fitzgerald.
• Kind of Blues is a reference to Kind of Blue, an album by Miles Davis.
• Neli in the Sky with Farmers is a reference to The Beatles' song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
• I Took Up the Prunes refers to Norwegian saxophonist Jan Garbarek's recording I Took Up the Runes, which is heavily influenced by traditional Norwegian folk music.
• For A Few Rubels More refers to the Clint Eastwood film For a Few Dollars More.

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