Recordings
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Download-only version of Yma Sumac's first (Voice of the Xtabay) and third Inca Taqui albums, probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These are the same tracks that can be found on legitimate releases of Voice of the Xtabay. The exact country of origin is u . . . 2011 Australia
catalog no: AMR536
Another collection featuring tracks from Yma Sumac's various Capitol Records releases of the '50s. This release is available only as a download. 2010 United Kingdom
Download-only version of Yma Sumac's Flahooley, probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These are the same tracks that can be found on legitimate releases of Flahooley. The exact country of origin is unknown. 2008 Australia
Download-only version of Yma Sumac's Flahooley, probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These are the same tracks that can be found on legitimate releases of Flahooley. The exact country of origin is unknown. 2010 Australia
catalog no: ASIN: B002B2LZWC
Another collection of download only tracks that includes several of Yma Sumac's early South American recordings along with her later cuts from Capitol Records. Interestingly, the makers of this release chose to use English translations for some of the songs but the track listing shown here has been . . . 2008 United Kingdom
catalog no: ASIN: B003F6CT5A
Download only version of Legend of the Jivaro also contains the two sides from Yma Sumac's stand-alone single and the tracks from the Broadway show, Flahooley. 2010 United Kingdom
Download-only version of Yma Sumac's Mambo!, probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These are the same tracks that can be found on legitimate releases of Mambo! but in a different order. The exact country of origin is unknown. 2013 Australia
catalog no: AMR381
Download-only version of Yma Sumac's 1954 Mambo recordings. 2010 United Kingdom
catalog no: ASIN: B01LEGDESS
Yet another digital download bootleg containing the 1961 live tracks from Recital with bonus tracks from 1943 as found on Early Yma Sumac: the Imma Sumack sessions. As is typical of bootlegs, the release country is unknown and no actual record label company information could be found. 2016 France
catalog no: ASIN: B004Q5FM12
Another download-only album of unknown origin or legality. This album is titled as being complete actually contains 54 tracks from those recorded and there are many others not included.The X5 Music Group is headquartered in Sweden but also has offices in New York. 2011 Sweden
catalog no: ASIN: B00585N1IU
Not to be confused with another album called The Final Recordings by yma-sumac.com which contains Yma Sumac's actual last recordings from the 1990s, this bootleg download-only album was taken directly from the new Miracles reissue including a 13th previously-unreleased track. This album is being pul . . . 2011 United States
Download-only version of selections from Yma Sumac's Voice of the Xtabay, Legend of the Sun Virgin and Inca Taqui. probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These tracks are included on legitimate releases of Voice of the Xtabay and Legend of the Sun Virgin b . . . 2013 Australia
Download-only version of the original eight track release of Yma Sumac's Voice of the Xtabay, probably a bootleg as no EMI/Capital Records licensing information could be found. These are the same tracks that can be found on legitimate releases of Voice of the Xtabay but with the English translations . . . 2011 Australia
catalog no: ASIN: B01LEGD3Q6
Another digital download bootleg release featuring tracks from Voice of the Xtabay (1950) and Legend of the Sun Virgin (1952) along with bonus tracks from Fuego del Ande (1959). As is typical of bootlegs, the release country is unknown and no actual record label company information could be found. 2016 France
catalog no: ASIN: B002GM2RAQ
A download-only collection of recordings that includes several of Yma Sumac's early songs from South America along with her later material. Although the exact country of origin is vague and it seems to appear most often on sites in Germany, the record label seems to be located in the United Kingdom. . . . 2006 United Kingdom