Category: Rebetiko of the day
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Rena Stamou: Tonight You Left Me
Rena Stamou (born Irini Sevdali, in 1930 in Chania, Crete), was one of the…
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Stop Telling Fairytales, written by Kostas Kaplanis
Kostas Kaplanis was an accomplished bouzouki player who wrote a handful of late rebetiko…
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Giannakis Ioannidis: From Under the Tomatoes
Giannakis Ioannidis was one of the Greeks recorded in the U.S. in the 1920s…
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New Good-time Girl, written by Kostas Tzovenos
Kostas Tzovenos, born in Athens just before the arrival of the 20th Century, was…
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Sotiria Bellou: We Broke Up One Evening
Sotiria Bellou, born on the island of Evia in 1921, moved to Athens in…
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Last Night at Our Teke, written by Stelios Chrysinis
Stelios Chrysinis was important to rebetiko and Greek popular music for almost three decades.…
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Marika Ninou & Stelios Keromitis: Tell Me Why You’ve Changed
In a too-short career, Marika Ninou recorded 174 songs, singing the music of the…
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Giorgos Katsaros : Why Don’t You Tell Us
Giorgos Katsaros’s life spanned almost a century of rebetiko music-making — he played his…
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Zacharias Kasimatis & Antonis Dalgas: The Two Bullies
Guitarist, singer and composer Zacharias Kasimatis — the first voice you hear on the…
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Agathonas Iakovidis: Drunk and Stoned
The reappearance of classic rebetiko in the 1970s was led by a generation of…
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