Paul Pena from the movie Genghis Blues,Good Horses

This is a video concert extra from the rare film,"Genghis Blues" starring the late Paul Pena.He performs using the unique Tuva throat singing method in which two vocal cords are used at the same time producing a frog-like sound heard only in certain parts of the world..Paul Pena also wrote the song,"Jet Airliner" made famous by rocker,Steve Miller in the mid 70's.This is a very rare performance..

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[Oliver Geyer]

No one needs mushrooms to make a journey

[cazadordemolinos]

This is cosmic! It's things like this which manage to restore my faith in humanity...

Thanks for uploading!

[Кургунд Заураев]

Bravissimo!!!



[haricotsvert]

holy fuck. This is the most beautiful thing my ears have ever listened to.

[turtle53081]

dude that's awesome. i've done lsd. won't do it again but it was an experience i cherish. i believe everything happens for a reason. it is no coincidence a sober friend brought you the movie when you were in that state. for me, it was Demon Knight, a Tales From the Crypt movie, which a group of us rented in preparation for our first time. Hey, sometimes we don't have money to go on pleasure cruises or travel the country. Explore the place you're at now. sometimes we need help seeing our reality

[Michael Manthey]

does anyone know what the name of this song is? because this sh!t is my fuking jam!

[giggitygoon]

Thank you, Werner Herzog :)

[sunflowernoo]

The documentary is one of the best I've seen in a while. I am so fascinated by Tuvan & Mongolian music. Before i knew about the Tuvan people it was neat to discover that the Aniu of Japan & the Inuit also throatsing. Thanks for posting this cool song..Love it! :)

[jai premaney]

is this Khoomei?

[koyunbaba73]

What an enjoyable performance! I have to watch this documentary.

[chowbonky]

Rock Stars!!!



[markwynn01]

I love the way Kongar-ol Ondar never puts his horse whip down. I bet Mongolian babies lie in thier cribs with horse whips hanging from thier wrist. I just think that makes the performance all the more impressive. How are our kids going to learn the angular banjo with an Ipod hanging from them?