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A Baker's Dozen of Greek Folk Songs - Tasso the Mastoras and his dog Aris

#Post modern music. #Greek music. A Baker's Dozen of Greek Folk Songs - "Tasso the Mastoras and his dog Aris" Music by Constantine A. Lignos - Lyrics by Polly Hope Performed by J. Gavin - vocals, N. Ashworth - Clarinet, S. Stanzeleit - Violin, M. Christie - Cello, Chr. Georgiades - Piano Conducted by Malcom Singer TASSO THE MASTORAS AND HIS DOG ARIS One mason and his dog Go to build a guest house, No matter what you pay They get lost on the way. Sometimes they get lost here, Sometimes they get lost there. One thing you can be sure, They 've vanished in thin air. With Tasso here and Aris there, That dog and man are just nowhere. The women wail and shout and spit, they 're quite fed up with all of it. For their pensions have no copings, and their sewage pits are open. Oh how dreadful are their curses, and the grudges that they nurse. But Tasso strides on bold as brass, while good dog Aris chases larks. A coffee here, an ouzo there. His arms and feet on several chairs, He's a Mastoras and doesn't care! Let roofs collapse and fuses blow, and the greengrocer's freezer stop, he only has a tourist shop... For man and dog have gone to sea, and they 're as happy as can be, sailing on the full moon's path, both of them so full of mirth. Fishing is what they both adore. The dog steers with a paw off-shore. The further they sail off from land, the more all building can go hang. For he's a Mastoras and Aris his best friend. One thing you can be sure: They 'll not build any more!