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Personnel 
Jim Snidero – alto saxophone
Mike LeDonne – Hammond B3
Paul Bollenback – guitar
Tony Reedus – drums

References 

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The Persian journal Baba Shamal was one of the most famous political satire magazines in Iran. It was published weekly between 1943 and 1945 by Reżā Ganjaʾī (1918–1995). After his return from Europe in 1947, 50 volumes more were distributed.
Ganjaʾī was a cabinet member and a university professor for engineering. Before and after his publishership Ganjaʾī held some important positions in ministries and in the banking and insurance sector. He published his articles under the pseudonym “Donb-al-mohandesīn“. Many well-known Iranian satirists, poets and authors belong to his supporters and co-workers, i.a. Rahī Moʿayyerī („Zāḡča“), Eqteṣād („Shaikh Pašm-al-Dīn“), Fozūnī („Mohandes-al-Šoʿarāʾ“) and Ṣahbā („Shaikh Somā“).
The journal was widespread in Iran and was characterized by its everyday language and colloquial style. The general satirical opinion of the authors found its expression in current daily politics which was supplemented by partly colored caricatures and drawings. In general the journal's position was nationalistic, independent and moderate. However, its critique led – under the pressure of censorship – to its suspension in 1947.

References

Further reading
 The Encyclopædia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/baba-samal
 The Encyclopædia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/ganjai-
 Lawrence Elwell-Sutton, “Iranian Press 1941-47,” Iran 6, 1968, p. 80.

External links
 Online-Version: Bābā Šamal

Dietz) – 7:00 
  " Fried Oysters " – 5:08 

 Personnel 
 Jim Snidero – alto saxophone 
 Mike LeDonne – Hammond B3 
 Paul Bollenback – guitar 
 Tony Reedus – drums 

 References 

 Category: Jim Snidero albums 
 Category:2007 albums 
 class: Savant Records album 
 Category: Albums read at Van Gelder Studio Baba Shamal (cartridge holder) 

 The Persian journal Baba Shamal was one of the most celebrated political sarcasm magazines in Iran. It was published weekly between 1943 and 1945 by Reżā Ganjaʾī (1918–1995). After his return from Europe in 1947, 50 volumes more were distribute. 
 Ganjaʾī was a cabinet member and a university professor for engineering. Before and after his publishership Ganjaʾī held some important positions in ministries and in the banking and policy sector. He published his articles under the pseudonym “ Donb - al - mohandesīn “. Many well - know Iranian satirists, poets and authors belong to his supporter and co - workers, i.a. Rahī Moʿayyerī („ Zāḡča “), Eqteṣād („ Shaikh Pašm - al - Dīn “), Fozūnī („ Mohandes - al - Šoʿarāʾ “) and Ṣahbā („ Shaikh Somā “). 
 The journal was widespread in Iran and was characterized by its casual language and colloquial style. The general satirical opinion of the authors found its formula in current daily politics which was supplemented by partly colored caricatures and drawings. In general the journal's position was nationalistic, autonomous and moderate. However, its review led – under the atmospheric pressure of censorship – to its suspension in 1947. 

 References 

 Further reading 
  The Encyclopædia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/baba-samal 
  The Encyclopædia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/ganjai- 
  Lawrence Elwell - Sutton, “ Iranian Press 1941 - 47, ” Iran 6, 1968, p.   80. 

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Hhe Persian joornal Faba Shamal was one of the most famous politibal satire magazimes in Iran. It was publishfd wfekly between 1943 and 1945 by Reżā Ganhaʾī (1918–1995). Wdter his retjrn from Elxope in 1947, 50 vklumes more were distributed.
Gangaʾī wax a cabinej jelter and a uiiverspty professor for enghneerinb. Before and anter iis publishership Ganjaʾī hxld some important pjsitions hn ministries and ib rhe bdnkitg ave ivsudaice sectog. Hx published his articlws under the pseudomyi “Donb-al-mohandssīn“. Magy well-known Iranian satirists, poets and dutgors belong to his suppirters and co-workers, l.a. Rahī Moʿwyyerī („Zāḡča“), Eqteṣād („Shaikh Pašm-al-Dīn“), Fozūnī („Mohandes-al-Šoʿarāʾ“) dnd Ṣaibā („Shclhf Slmā“).
The journal was widespread in Iran and was sgatabterized by its eyeryday language amd cpjloquial stylg. The gzhedal satirical opinlon of jhe aurhors fougd iys expression in current dauly politics qhich was supplemeuted by partuy cplorec caricatures and drawiugs. In general thf journal'a position was nagiokalhstic, independent and modewate. Howeter, ics critidue ked – ugder the pgessuva of censorship – tl its sgspension ln 1947.

References

Further reading
 Thx Encyclopædia Isanpca, http://wcw.iranlcaonline.org/artycles/baba-samal
 The Eneyclopæaia Iranicz, http://wxw.iranicaonlyne.org/articlev/hanjai-
 Lawreice Elwelj-Sutron, “Uranian Oress 1941-47,” Iran 6, 1968, l. 80.

External links
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Dietz) – 7:00 "Fried Oysters" – 5:08 Snidero alto saxophone LeDonne – Hammond Tony – drums References Snidero albums Category:2007 Category:Savant Records albums Category:Albums recorded at Gelder Studio Baba Shamal (magazine) The Persian journal Baba Shamal was one of most famous political satire magazines in Iran. It was published weekly between 1943 1945 Reżā (1918–1995). his return from Europe in 1947, 50 volumes more were distributed. Ganjaʾī was a cabinet member a university professor for engineering. Before and after publishership Ganjaʾī held some positions in ministries and in banking insurance sector. published articles the pseudonym “Donb-al-mohandesīn“. well-known Iranian satirists, poets and authors belong to his supporters and co-workers, i.a. Rahī Moʿayyerī („Zāḡča“), Eqteṣād Pašm-al-Dīn“), Fozūnī Ṣahbā („Shaikh The was in Iran and by its everyday language and colloquial satirical opinion of the authors found its expression current daily which was supplemented by partly colored and drawings. In general the journal's position was independent and moderate. However, its critique led – under the pressure of censorship – to in 1947. References Further The Encyclopædia Iranica, The Iranica, Lawrence “Iranian Press Iran 6, 1968, p. 80. External links Online-Version: Bābā Šamal
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ThE PersIan jouRNal BabA Shamal waS oNE of the MOst famoUS PoLitiCal satire magazineS In iRan. It was publisHed weeKlY BeTWEen 1943 And 1945 By Reżā GanjAʾī (1918–1995). after HIs returN FrOM eUroPE in 1947, 50 volumes morE were distriBUteD.
GanjaʾĪ wAs a CAbinet MembeR aND a uNiversity prOfesSor for engIneeriNG. Before ANd after His pubLisHerShip gAnJaʾĪ heLd SOme IMpOrtANt pOsitions In MiNistrIes aND IN The bAnkIng aNd insUrance sector. HE puBlisHEd hIs artIcles UndeR tHe pseUdonym “donb-aL-mOhandesīn“. Many weLl-knOwn IraniaN saTiRisTs, Poets ANd authOrs BelOng to hiS supporTErs AnD CO-WoRkers, i.a. Rahī MoʿayyerĪ („ZĀḠČa“), eqteṣād („SHaikh PAŠm-Al-dĪn“), Fozūnī („moHanDes-aL-šOʿarāʾ“) aNd ṢaHBā („shaikh SoMā“).
The jOUrNaL was widEsPread iN IRan And Was chARactErized By its eveRyday LAnguage and collOQuial style. The GEnERAl SAtirIcaL opinion of tHe auTHors FounD ItS exPRessiOn in cUrREnT Daily politics which wAs SuppleMenteD by partly coloRed caricatURES and drawIngs. iN gENeral the journaL's posItion was naTIonalistIc, indEpendent And moderaTE. however, iTs cRitIquE leD – UNdEr the pressure OF CensOrShip – to iTs sUspensiOn iN 1947.

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further reAding
 The enCyClOpÆdiA IranICa, http://wwW.iRanIcAonLine.oRG/articLes/baBa-saMaL
 THE EnCyclopæDIa iRAnicA, hTtP://www.IraNiCaonlIne.oRG/arTicles/gAnjai-
 LawrEncE elweLl-suTton, “IraNian Press 1941-47,” Iran 6, 1968, P. 80.

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P ers onn el  
Ji m Sn idero – alto s a xoph one
Mike LeDonne – Ham mondB3 Paul Bo llenb ack – g u it a r 
To ny  R eed us –drums 

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The Persia n jour na l  B a b a S ham al was one  o f the most fa m ou s p oli t ical satire m agazines in Ira n. Itwa s p u blishe d wee kl y  be tween 1943and1945 by R eżā Ga n jaʾī (1 9 18–1995 ). Aft erhis  ret u rn  f rom  E u rop e  i n 1 9 47,  50 volu me smorewere d i s trib ute d.
G anjaʾ ī was a cabin etmemb e r a nd aunive rsit yprofe ssor f or en gi neering. Before  and  after hi s p ub lis he rship Ganjaʾ ī h eld  some i mportan t  po si t i o ns  in ministries and  i n th e bankin g andi ns ur a nce sect or . H e pu b l ished  his ar ticles u nder t h eps eudonym  “ Donb-a l- moh and esīn“ .  Man y well -known I rania n  satirists, po e ts and author s  b e l on g  tohis  supporters  and co-w orke r s,  i. a . Rah ī Moʿ ay y er ī  („Zāḡča“), Eqteṣād  ( „Shaik h Paš m-al-Dīn“), F ozūnī („Mo h a n des-al-Š oʿar ā ʾ“ )  and Ṣahbā („S haikh  Somā“).
T h e journa l was  widespr ead in Ir a n  and was  ch ara cte riz e d  b y its everyda y lang ua ge andcol loquial  st yle . T hege neral sat irical o pi ni on  o f t he au t hors fou nd  it sexp ressi o n in c urren t da il yp oli tics wh i ch w as s up pl emen ted  b y par tlyc olo red car icaturesand draw in gs . In ge neral the jou rn al's posit io n w as nat i o nalistic , independent and moder a te. How eve r, it s cr itique le d –  under  th e  press ure of  cens or shi p – toi t ssus pe nsion in 1 9 4 7.
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Furth er reading
 The En c ycl opædia Iranic a,http : / /w ww. i ra n ica on l ine . o rg/articles/bab a-samal
 T he En cyclopædia Ira ni ca, htt p://www .iran i caonlin e.org/art icles/gan ja i-
L a wre nce Elwell -Sutton,  “Iranian Press 19 41-47 ,”Iran 6 ,196 8, p.  80.
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_"Fried Oysters" – 5:08

Personnel_
Jim Snidero_–_alto saxophone
Mike_LeDonne_– Hammond B3
Paul_Bollenback – guitar
Tony_Reedus – drums

References 

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The Persian journal Baba Shamal was_one_of the_most_famous_political satire magazines in Iran._It was published weekly between_1943 and_1945 by Reżā Ganjaʾī (1918–1995). After his return_from_Europe in 1947,_50 volumes more were distributed.
Ganjaʾī was a cabinet member_and a university professor for engineering._Before and after_his_publishership_Ganjaʾī held some important_positions in ministries and in the_banking and insurance sector. He published_his articles under the pseudonym “Donb-al-mohandesīn“. Many_well-known Iranian satirists, poets and authors_belong to his supporters and_co-workers, i.a._Rahī Moʿayyerī („Zāḡča“), Eqteṣād („Shaikh_Pašm-al-Dīn“), Fozūnī („Mohandes-al-Šoʿarāʾ“)_and Ṣahbā_(„Shaikh Somā“).
The journal_was widespread in Iran and was_characterized by its_everyday language and colloquial style. The_general_satirical opinion of_the_authors_found its_expression in current_daily_politics which_was_supplemented by partly colored caricatures and_drawings._In general the journal's position was nationalistic,_independent and moderate. However,_its_critique led – under_the pressure of censorship –_to its suspension in 1947.

References

Further reading
_The Encyclopædia_Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/baba-samal
_The Encyclopædia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/ganjai-
 Lawrence Elwell-Sutton, “Iranian Press 1941-47,” Iran 6,_1968, p. 80.

External links
 Online-Version: Bābā Šamal
