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  • Release Date: 01/11/2000
  • Sales Rank: 6,706
  • Label: THE RIGHT STUFF
  • UPC: 724352143429

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The Ultimate Yma Sumac Collection

1LISTENTaita Inty (Virgin Of THe Sun God) 3:07
2LISTENNajala's Lament 3:17
3LISTENAtaypura (High Andes) 3:03
4LISTENBo Mambo 3:21
5LISTENKuyawa (Inca Love Song) 2:45
6LISTENTumpa (Earthquake) 3:19
7LISTENTaki Rari 1:51
8LISTENChuncho (The Forest Creatures) 3:39
9LISTENMonos (Monkeys) 2:40
10LISTENSuray Surita 3:19
11LISTENWanka (The Seven Winds) 3:05
12LISTENNegrito Filomino previously unreleased 2:15
13LISTENHuayno previously unreleased 2:51
14LISTENInca Waltz previously unreleased 3:10
15LISTENBabalu 2:50
16LISTENWimoweh 2:40
17LISTENXtabay (Lure Of The Unknown Love) 3:20
18LISTENLa Molina 3:27
19LISTENLlora Corazon 3:01
20LISTENLa Pampa Y La Puna 3:09
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The Ultimate Yma Sumac Collection may very well live up to its title; at the very least, it's likely the most comprehensive overview of her recordings yet assembled. Therefore, the question is, is it better to go with a collection (which contains three previously unreleased cuts and four rare stereo mixes) or an official album, namely her Voice of the Xtabay, which Richie Unterberger calls her "first and most popular release." Since that first album isn't quite as pop-oriented as some of the material on The Ultimate, it may seem that the collection is preferable, yet that's not really the case. Sumac is a bit of a cultural artifact, so she makes the most sense in the context; hence, the album makes a bit more sense than the compilation. However, there is very, very little overlap between Voice of the Xtabay and The Ultimate, so the collection not only functions as a nice supplement to the record, but neophytes who decide they want to sample an overview instead of diving into the proper albums will not be disappointed by repeated tracks when they go to the Voice. Any way you look at it, The Ultimate Yma Sumac Collection is a good compilation of a difficult artist to anthologize. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Beware Xtabay Overlapby Anonymous

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May 22, 2003: Don't be misled by Stephen Erlewine's claim that "there is very, very little overlap between Voice of the Xtabay" and this album; a simple comparison of titles on each album reveals that six of the 16 tracks on Voice of the Xtabay are duplicated here, a rather significant duplication in my opinion.