Legendary Turkish rock musician and instigator of the Anatolian rock movement, Cem Karaca was one of the most important rock singers in Turkey during the 1970s alongside the likes of Erkin Koray, Edip Akbayram and Selda. In addition to his poetic and politically charged solo work -- which at one point led the Turkish government to issue a warrant for his arrest -- he also produced and managed Bunalim, one of the most well-known underground rock groups, and created some of the most unforgettable Turkish psych as a member of bands like Apa?lar, Mo?ollar, and Kardaslar (who recorded 1971's "Ottoman Pop Musical" PA?skA?llA? Moruk). He's previously been featured on the Turkish Psychedelic Music installment of QDK's classic Love, Peace & Poetry series as well as DJ Fabyo's brilliant Anatolia Rocks collection, but this mysterious compilation digs even deeper with an array of late-'60s to mid-'70s cuts, all of which are absolutely killer. He is also without a doubt one of the most attractive dudes in the '70s Anatolian rock music scene.Side A1 - Resimdeki GAzya?lari (1968)2 - Namus Belasi (1974)3 - Gecenin Karasini (1975)4 - Muhtar (1970)5 - ?htarname (1976)6 - Hasan Kalesi (1974)7 - Mutlaka Yavrum (1975)8 - A?Akertme (1975)Side B1 - Tamirci A?ira?i (1975)2 - Oy Bana Bana (1975)3 - Beyaz Atli (1974)4 - Bir Of A?eksem (1974)5 - El Cek Tabip (1973)6 - Kara AozA?m (1971)7 - Emrah (1968)8 - Kavga (1975)
