Said El Kurdi | Kassem Miro

It has been preserved and reissued on high-quality labels like Honest Jon's Records, appearing on compilations like Give Me Love: Songs Of The Brokenhearted - Baghdad, 1925-1929 , which curate the "golden age" of Iraqi and Kurdish shellac recordings. Musical Style

The song was recorded by the Gramophone and Typewriter Company (later EMI) during a "talent-spotting" trip to the British Mandate of Mesopotamia around 1926–1930. This was just years before the region became independent Iraq in 1932. Said El Kurdi Kassem Miro

is a seminal recording by the Kurdish singer Said El Kurdi , originally captured in the late 1920s. It stands as a haunting piece of musical history that bridges the gap between traditional folk and early 20th-century field recordings. Historical Context It has been preserved and reissued on high-quality