Founded in Poland in 1997, The Warsaw Village Band is composed of young musicians who play a kind of hard-core folk music that employs fiddles, hurdy-gurdies, trumpets, drums, zithers, jew’s harps, as well as lively female vocals. With a total running time of 43:14, the sixteen pieces comprising this energetic fusion based on traditional Polish musical elements and the modern sounds of turntable specialists was expertly recorded on April 21, 2004 and May 14-17, 2004. Uprooting is especially commended to personal and community library multinational/multicultural CD music collections.