Elektronik Türküler is the second full length album by Turkish rock star Erkin Koray, originally released by Doğan Plakcılık in 1974. This is his first work to be recorded for the LP format, as opposed to the 45 rpm singles to which his output had been restricted to since the mid-1960's. Stylistically, it combines psychedelic and progressive rock influences with traditional Turkish elements. This album is one of the more internationally acknowledged examples of Anatolian rock. The album was rereleased on CD by World Psychedelia Ltd. in 1999 (WPC6-8461).

All tracks produced 1970-1977. Recorded in Istanbul, Turkey. Culled from singles provided, transferred and translated by Erkin Koray from his personal vinyl-collection. Photos courtesy of Erkin Koray. Digipak cover Compiled By, Design, Liner Notes – Mark Gergis Coordinator [Project Co-facilitated By] – Randall Dunn Executive-Producer – Alan Bishop Mastered By [Final Audio Mastering] – Mell Dettmer Producer [All Tracks Produced By], Transferred By, Translated By – Erkin Koray Translated By [Translation Assistance By] – Ayesha Keshani

Erkin Koray is the first full length album by Turkish rock star Erkin Koray. The album is a collection of singles dating from 1967 - 1973. In 2006 the album was rereleased on CD, with 8 bonus tracks, by World Psychedelia Ltd. 'Çiçek Dagi' (Mountain of Flowers) was originally performed by the Erkin Koray Dörtlüsü Quartet at the Altin Mikrofon (Golden Microphone) contest in 1968, at which, they won fourth place. 'Sana Her Olmuş' is a cover of the song 'Land of A Thousand Dances' in Turkish. The songs 'Nihansin Dideden' (You are Hidden From Sight), 'Istemem' (I Don't Want), and 'Köperüden Geçti Gelin' (The Bride Crossed Over The Bridge) were recorded by Koray and his band Yeralti Dörtlüsü (The Underground Quartet). 'Yagmur' and 'Aska Inanmiyorum' were recorded by the Erkin Koray Süper Group. 'Züleyha' was recorded by Erkin Koray & Ter. 'Mesafeler' and 'Silinmeyen Hatiralar' were recorded by [Erkin Koray's group] Stop. The group never got to the recording stage. 'Mesafeler' and 'Silinmeyen Hatiralar' were the only two songs from Stop's rehearsals to be released.