This third and last volume offers another fresh choice of tracks exploring the sounds of Turkey in the 1960s and 1970s. As previous volumes have shown, these sounds cannot be confined stylistically or geographically, as their blending of Western and Turkish elements and the variety of styles thrown into the mix reach beyond the borders of the Turkish republic. Here we have a Turkish-Armenian cut by Yorgantz, as well as a Greek-Turkish track by Giannis Floriniotis, offering prime examples of Turkish pop-rock music, itself a hybrid of local and global sounds, interwoven with other musical styles. The compilation presents a wide selection of music for dancing and listening purposes, ranging from folk to funk and from oriental rock ’n’ roll to deep psychedelic. Among other treats, it boasts flow-oriented pop by Ne?e Karaböcek and Esmeray, jazzy harmonies by Figen Han, experimental rock by Önder Bali 4, fluffy folk by Modern Folk Üçlüsü, brass loaded funk by Ali Kocatepe, and Anatolian rock by Beyaz Kelebekler, Fikret Hakan, and Mehmet Peku?n. The bonus 12” has an urban disco boogie side with Saadet Gürses and a rural folk music side with Dönü?üm and Kerem Güney. Made by the curator of “Bosporus Bridges” (Vols. 2 + 3), “The Trip. Psychedelic Music from the Hippie Trail” (Pts. 1–4), and “Saz Beat” (Vols. 1 + 2). All tracks have been carefully restored and completely remastered for full sonic impact at Calyx Mastering, Berlin.