oshun - rattle of life john trubee - hurley wallpaper call 23 skidoo - the gospel comes to new guinea spacer - vanishing points
the denims - white ship ufo - natural thing blue cheer - good times are so hard to find
a band of bees - these are the ghosts blues image - ride captain ride the who - the good's gone 'snoopy come home' francois de roubaix - Indicatifs Télé Zaïre, for electronics slowdive - morningrise
kenny and the kasuals - journey to tyme the factory - try a little sunshine the troggs - from home
love sculpture - on the road again love - you i'll be following sex pistols - problems jason crest - black mass
mugstar - subtle freak/men with supersight grouper - atone arthur lyman - magic island 801 - baby's on fire delta 5 - waiting glenn jones - even to win is to fail george gershwin - rhapsody in blue (conducted by paul whiteman, piano solo by leonard pennario)
little willie john - fever the resonars - world apart the reaction - capasized wooden shjips - phonograph the mortals - disintegration the growing concern - edge of time the pizazz - plan 'b' charlie patton - shake it and break it bill withers - everybody's talking
BEAT HAPPENING, indian summer JOEL GIBBS, wild combination/that's us BRIDGET ST. JOHN, i like to be with you in the sun STEFFEN BASHO-JUNGANS, in a secret garden HEART, (love me like music) i'll be your song MAGNETIC FIELDS, 100,000 fireflies CHAZ JANKEL w/LAURA WEYMOUTH), whisper BETH DITTO, do you need someone GRACE JONES, crush THE JETS, crush on you ZOMBY, digital rain MOONDOG, caribea NIKKI GIOVANNI, ego tripping BLONDIE, i'm on e THE BUZZCOCKS, just lust WIRE, it's so obvious SONIC YOUTH, drunken butterfly BARE WIRES, romantic girl THEE OH SEES, rainbow RUK KUN SAMONG, plearn promdan (v/a "thai dai") ASHA BHOSLE, dum maro dum SYLVESTER, i need you PRINCE, let's work (extended mix) SLAVE, love me JAMES PANTS, thin moon DAM-FUNK, come on outside (rmx) DAFT PUNK, short circuit IRMA THOMAS, ruler of my heart SPANKY WILSON & THE QUANTIC SOUL ORCHESTRA, i'm thankful MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS, dance party WILLIAM ONYEABOR, better change your mind BLACK UHURU, endurance U-ROY, dreamland AALIYAH, more than a woman PATRICK ADAMS, disco juice ERYKAH BADU, gone baby don't be long FENNESZ, endless summer SLOWDIVES, waves GROUPER, morning machine SMASHING PUMPKINS, soma
THE SILVER MACHINE -- PLAYLIST 9/30/11 --JOHNNY'S SOLO MISSION TO MARS-- Catherine Christer Hennix -- The Electric Harpsichord Kim Jung Mi (Shin Joong Hyun) -- The Sun David Lee Jr. -- Cosmic Visions David Lee Jr. -- Wymbo Ngoma David Lee Jr. -- Regeneration Yusef Lateef -- Love Theme From Spartacus Mandre -- Rain Jeff Phelps -- Magnetic Eyes Jeff Phelps feat. Antoinette -- Don't Fall Apart on Me Wicked Witch -- Vera's Back Chelonis R. Jones -- Rehabilitation Chelonis R. Jones -- The Cockpit Ela Orleans -- Vertigo Ela Orleans -- The Night Dirty Beaches -- True Blue Dirty Beaches -- Lord Knows Best Swiftumz -- Angelita Swiftumz -- It's Beautiful Alexander Robotnick -- Dance Boy Dance Harald Grosskopf -- Synthesist Jurgen Muller -- Meergrün Jurgen Muller -- Wasserwelt Kisses -- Bermuda Jackie Paris -- Jenny Bruce Haack -- Mean Old Devil The Units -- Zombo Washed Out -- Soft Gino Soccio -- Dancer Jessica 6 -- White Horse Jessica 6 -- Fun Girl Arthur Russell (Make 1, 2)
Radio Goethe presents a diverse overview onto the modern German music scene reaching from Rock to Pop, from Industrial to Darkwave, from Electronica to Medieval. Online at www.radiogoethe.org
Radio and Host, Arndt Peltner
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Deine Lakaien: Gone Soap & Skin: Thanatos Heidi Happy: Hold your horses Ski’s Country Trash: Join me Ray and the Rockets: Everglades Freunde der italienischen Oper: In dem Land Rummelsnuff: Pumper Rummelsnuff: Salzig schmeckt der Wind Acht: Still Some Evil Answers: Ihr wollt es horn File not found: Modern slaves Inbase: Christine Sascha Funke: Moses Ellen Allien: Ever Kiki: Mogadishu
The music of Catalonia comprises one of the oldest documented musical traditions in Europe, and has displayed a rich musical culture continuously for at least two thousand years. Join DJ Luis for a journey through this exciting Southern European style of Music.
Cathy Cohn is a living legend in the San Francisco Radio and Nightclub Scene (aka the I Beam), having been on KUSF-FM for over 20 years. Tune into her show with the best of Salsa Music, guaranteed to wake the the soul alive.
Josh Mancell ~ Vortexology (new Vortex theme song! yeahhhhh!) White Noise ~ The Visitations Duran Duran ~ Khanada Tito Rodriguez ~ Pecador Pink Floyd ~ Fearless
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Stephen Stills ~ Midnight Rider Alpha ~ With Aimee Mann ~ Wise Up Gauntlet Hair ~ I was Thinking Adele ~ He Won't Go Miike Snow ~ Faker Dead Skeletons ~ Dead Mantra Josh Mancell ~ Welcome to Greenfield Exploding Flowers ~ Suburban Warriors Tear for Fears ~ The Way You Are The Bangles ~ Anna Lee The Bangles ~ Going Down to Liverpool Milagres ~ Lost in the Dark Minty Fresh, LLC ~ Freedom Riot! Maximo Park ~ Acrobat Perplexa ~ Hunt The Tubes ~ Slipped My Disco Prince ~ When Doves Cry BS 2000 ~ Dansk Party CAN ~ Mary, Mary So Contrary Oscar Brand and his Young Friends ~ The Peanut Stand She Wants Revenge ~ Take the World Tim Green & Casey Ward ~ Resolve Hedwig & the Angry Inch ~ Origin of Love
Mein Twentieth Century explores the far corners of composed sound from its early classical history to its modern experimental antecedents. Antique music, Serialism, Musique Concrete, Early Electronics, Minimalism, Sound Art, New Music, Drone, Independent as well as Non-Western and Outsider sensibilities are brought together in an enriching audio experience
A barn dance is any kind of dance held in a barn, but usually involves traditional or folk music with traditional dancing. It is a type of dance, originating in America and popular in Britain in the late 19th century and early 20th, derived from Schottische. Folk dancing events are often also referred to as "barn dances", despite being held in locations other than barns.
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Henry Flynt - Sky Turned Red ...early 1960's "Back Porch Hillbilly Blues vol.2" The Leverett Bros. - Joy Bells The Leverett Bros. - Meeting in the Air ...from "Lonesome Mandolin" on Birch Recs.
Family Scott - Mountain Money ...1999 Mac's Liver Productions Ding Dang - Hotdog Heart from "Ding Dang IV" Probe Records Southern Culture on the Skids - Liquored Up and Lacqered Down
Claude Gray - How Fast Them Trucks Can Go ...Gusto Recs. Bill Kirchen - Tied To The Wheel - ...title track, Hightone Recs. 2001 Mac Wiseman - 18 Wheels A Hummin' Home Sweet Home ...Gusto Recs.
Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard - Mining Camp Blues (Trixie Smith) ...from "Hazel & Alice" 1973 Rounder Recs. Albert Morgan - Union Man ..."Songs and Ballads of the Anthracite Miners" ...Library of Congress 1946 Roscoe Holcomb - Graveyard Blues ...Smithsonian Folkways 1959 James Muldowney - Boys on the Hill ..."Song & Ballads of the Anthracite Miners" Mekons - Hole in the Ground ...from "Honky Tonkin' " Twin/Tone Recs. 1987
Johnny Cash w/ Tom Petty - The Running Kind (Merle Haggard) American Recordings Johnny Cash w/ Carl Perkins - Brown-eyed Handsome Man, American Recs. 2003 John Doe - Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line (Ivy J. Bryant) ...from "Lonesome On'ry and Mean a tribute to Waylon Jennings" 2003 Dualtone X - True Love ...from"More Fun In The New World" Elektra Recs. 1983
Otis Taylor - Feel like lightning ...from "Below The Fold" Telarc 2005
David Bassin hosts an eclectic two-hour mix of future jazz, R &B, global grooves & abstract beats that has received international acclaim since it's debut in 2000. Weekly rebroadcasts are available on Live365.com, Live1.FM (Brazil), FutureJazz (Germany), Space Invader Radio (UK), DanceAndSoul.com (Singapore). RadioPellenera.com (Italy) and the weekly podcast, available for free from the iTunes music store, Soundcloud, Mixcloud, Pod-o-Matic and others. More information, links to our partner sites and contact info is available at: www.freefallradio.com.
Producer and Host, David Bassin
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FreeFall 562: 9.27.11 Pole - Wipfel - Waldgeschichten (Kompakt) Micha Vanovy - Le Presque-Rein - Devenir (Diggers) Roots Manuva - Who Goes There? - 4Everevolution (Big Dada) Julien Dyne - Maddingos - Stylin’ 500 Pt. 3: The Spirit (web) Beats Antique - Cat Skillz - Elektrafone (Beats Antique) Empresarios - Happy Track (All Good Funk Alliance Rmx) Mocean Worker - It Still Don’t Mean A Thing - Candygram for Mowo! (Mowo) Skweef - Demonic Mutants - Funky Breakbeat 2 (Pedigree Cuts) Jonsson/Alter - Dvarg - Mod (Kontra-Musik) Renegades Of Jazz - Jitterbug - Hip To The Jive (Hiperbole) Shawn Lee’s Incredible Tabla Band - Bongo Rock - Tabla Rock (Ubiquity) Natacha Atlas - Batkallim: Recharged (DoGbEaTs ve Natacha Atlas) - Mounqaliba Rising: The Remixes (Six Degrees) Richard Spaven - Network - 5paven’s 5ives (Jazz:refreshed) Roof Light - Powder - On The Third (Phuture Shock) Ian Simmonds - Kon 1 (Krause Duo Rmx) - Burgenland Dubs Reworked (Musik Krause) Colonel Red - Systematic Mathamatik - Keep Walkin’ (Tokyo Dawn) Scuba - Never (Hotflush) Lemongrass - Deep Blue - Sirius (Lemongrassmusic) Beta Hector - Oracle Bones - Sunbeam Insulin (Tru-Thoughts) The Fantastics! - The Bone Breaker - All The People (Freestyle) Yonderboi - She Complains - Sustainable Development (Mole Listening Pearls) Bjork - Mutual Core - Biophilia (Nonesuch) Chico Hamilton - Don’t Go Away - Revelation (Joyous Shout) Bioritmo - Dina’s Mambo - La Verdad (Electric Cowbell) Headhunters - Tracie - Platinum (Owl Studios) DJ Shadow - Redeemed - The Less You Know, The Better (Verve Forecast)
Ari Vais, right, and Chuck Prophet on an afternoon show at KUSF-in-Exile on Tuesday. By REYHAN HARMANCI Published: August 27, 2011
When KDFC, the popular commercial classical radio station, was sold to the University of Southern California in January and bumped down to 90.3, the nonprofit end of the dial, hundreds of thousands of classical music fans lost the ability to hear the station’s offerings, thanks to the downgraded signal strength.
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Adithya Sambamurthy/The Bay Citizen Ray White, an afternoon host, in the new KDFC 102.1 FM studios in San Francisco. But that was not the only local effect of the sale. For over three decades, 90.3 had been home to the much-loved University of San Francisco radio station KUSF, which was yanked off the airwaves to make room for KDFC when U.S.F. sold its license to U.S.C. for $3.75 million.
In the days and months after the abrupt sale, fans of KUSF gathered support and started an ad-hoc streaming service called KUSF-in-Exile.
But even with the public interest, most people thought the Federal Communications Commission would approve the sale; that regulatory agency rarely blocks transactions and makes it a point not to weigh in on the content of the programming.
Now, though, more than six months after KUSF went off the air, that easy approval is not such a sure bet.
In late June, the commission sent an unusual “letter of inquiry” to U.S.F. and to the Classical Public Radio Network, the nonprofit largely owned by U.S.C. that was set up to manage the now-public KDFC. Media observers speculate that the move may signal that the F.C.C. will use the KUSF situation as an occasion to sharpen regulation of national noncommercial radio.
Brenda Barnes, president of U.S.C. Radio, called the 15-question letter “unprecedented.” John Crigler, a communications lawyer in Washington, said, “Whatever the F.C.C. decides will have some kind of ramification for every noncommercial station going forward.” The machinations inside the agency are difficult to discern. There is no set time for the commission to make a ruling and no clear understanding about what its members are trying to determine in parsing the details of the KUSF sale.
The agency declined to comment on the pending case.
All that can be ascertained about its position is in the letter, which those from all sides of the issue are scrutinizing with Talmudic zeal.
“The key there is that this letter came out of the media bureau,” Ms. Barnes said. “That signals to me that they are looking at a policy issue. What that issue is, we don’t know.”
The letter included several requests. It asked for a year’s worth of e-mails between the parties related to the sale and for information relating to the operating agreements between the two universities, among other materials.
Friends of KUSF, the group that has raised about $40,000 to legally contest the sale, had previously submitted documents to the commission claiming that U.S.F. had destroyed the station’s studios, and could not oversee or originate the broadcast during the transition period before agency approval, as F.C.C. rules dictate.
In early August, the universities replied to the letter of inquiry, dismissing concerns about the state of the KUSF studio and refusing to submit the requested e-mails.
In a strong rebuttal, two lawyers for Friends of KUSF, Alan Korn and Peter Franck, called the answers to the agency’s questions “deceptive.” The group has called for a hearing. It hopes the F.C.C. will expand its oversight of noncommercial radio transactions, which, thanks to a bad economy and big audiences for public radio, have been a booming market.
Universities like U.S.F., Vanderbilt and Rice are selling their stations, turning their homegrown programming over to National Public Radio or nonprofits like KUSC, which owns a network of stations in California.
“It basically comes down to media consolidation,” said Tracy Rosenberg, executive director of Media Alliance, a media watchdog based in the Bay Area that drafted a letter in July asking the F.C.C. to hold an inquiry on noncommercial-radio sales. Thirty other media and music organizations also signed the letter.
“It’s not only KUSF — it’s an ongoing problem, and it’s going to get worse,” Ms. Rosenberg said. “I hope that U.S.F. is a test case for examining these issues.”
If anyone personifies the word 'maven' it's DJ Carolyn. Her impeccable taste in punk, garage and rock has influenced Bay Area listeners for over two decades. A listener passionately sent in, 'she has always been the only DJ that matters. She finds music nobody else does, and it rocks!' Her dedication to the local scene goes beyond spinning the latest indie disc or old-school classic, to outright mentorship of fledgling talent. Catch her weekly show... and you'll find out why, when it comes to Bay Area rock, you've been served." -From SF Bay Guardian who awarded Carolyn as 2006's and 2008's Best DJ: Terrestrial Radio
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Carolyn (Music) with Carolyn 09/27/2011 12:00PM to 02:00PM
12:01PM The Clean “Whatever I Do Its Right” from ANTHOLOGY (CD, Album, Private, 2003) on Merge Records
12:03PM The Gears “Teenage Brain” from Rockin' At Ground Zero (LP, 1979)
12:05PM Mission of Burma “Academy Fight Song” from Signals, Calls and Marches (Remastered) (LP, 2008) on Matador (USA)
12:08PM Ty Segall “The Drag” from Ty Segall (LP, 2008) on Castle Face Local
12:11PM Cheater Slicks “We All Love Peanut Butter” from Our Food Is Chaos (7 Inch, Single, 2011) on Almost Ready Records New — bonus 7" with LP
12:14PM Monoshock “SOLEDAD” from Runnin' Ape-like from the Backwards Superman: 1989-1995 (CD, 2004) on S.S. Records Local
12:20PM Jack Oblivian “Caboose Jump” from Rat City (LP, 2011) on Big Legal Mess New
12:23PM Hank IV “Bellyfull of Slugs” from Bellyfull of Slugs (7 Inch, Single, 2011) on SS Records Local, New
12:27PM Scientists “Atom Bomb Baby” from The Human Jukebox 1984-1986 (CD, 2001) on Sympathy For The Record Industry
12:31PM Boomgates “Bright Idea” from Bright Idea/ Cameo - single (7 Inch, 2010) on RIP Society (Australia)
12:34PM Lincolns “we got some” from Garage Punk Unknowns Part 1 (CD)
12:36PM Downliners Sect “Why Don't You Smile Now” from Why Don't You Smile Now (CD, Single)
12:38PM Alex Cuervo “Everybody Disappear” from 4-song Solo EP (7 Inch, Single, 2011) on Trouble In Mind Records New
12:43PM Royal Headache “Surprise” from Royal Headache (LP, 2011) on RIP Society (Australia) New
12:44PM Thee Ludds “Skin And Bones” from Where To Begin (7 Inch, Single, 2011) on Hodad
12:47PM The Neighborhoods “No Place Like Home” from No Place Like Home (7 Inch, Single)
12:48PM The Real Kids “She's Alright” from Real Kids (LP) on Norton
12:50PM Black Helicopter “Buick Electra” from Invisible Jet (CD, Album, Rock, 2006) on ecstatic peace
12:54PM Angry Angles “Blockhead” from Blockhead (7 Inch, Single)
12:58PM The Sleaze “Retro sexy in blue” from Called You Once (7 Inch, 2011) on Total Punk New
01:03PM Total Control “One More Tonight” from Henge Beat (LP, 2011) on Iron Lung (US)
01:06PM Veronica Falls “Beachy Head” from Veronica Falls (LP, 2011) on Slumberland (USA) New
01:08PM Spaceshits “I'm Dead” from Winter Dance Party (LP, 1997) on Sympathy For The Record Industry
01:11PM France Has The Bomb “Invisible Angle” from Invisible Angle (7 Inch, Single, 2010) on Hozac
01:12PM The Tearjerkers “Heart On The Line” from Heart On The Line (7 Inch, Single)
01:13PM The Mummies “I'm Gonna Kill My Baby Tonight” from Death By Unga Bunga!! (CD, 2004) on Estrus (USA) Local
01:21PM The Konks “My Head” from Nerves/ My Head - single (7 Inch, 2009) on Static Eye Records
01:23PM The Renegades “Thirteen Women” from Thirteen Women/ Can't You See - single (7 Inch, 2010) on Norton — originally released 1964 - dedicated to Evan Funk Davies who is also celebrating his birthday today!
01:27PM The Wailers “You Weren't Using Your Head” from Live Wire (LP) on Norton
01:29PM Los Buenos “Woovy Groovy” from Sensacional Soul Vol 1 (LP, 1969) on Vampisoul
01:32PM The Electric Eels “AGITATED” from The Eyeball of Hell (LP, 2001) on Scat
01:34PM HitlersS “Spastic Dance” from Spastic Dance (CD, 1979)
01:37PM Arsene Obscene “Je Suis Americain” from Rock Sauvage EP (7 Inch, 2011) on 13 O'Clock Records New
01:42PM Dave Cloud & The Gospel Of Power “On The Rebound” from Practice In The Milky Way (CD, 2011) on Fire New
01:45PM Church Police “The Oven Is My Friend” from Not So Quiet On The Western Front (LP) on Maximum Rock N Roll
01:47PM The Drags “I Like To Die” from I Like To Die (7 Inch, Single, 1995)
01:50PM Starfuckers “LOVE ME” from Metallic Diseases (LP, 2011) on Holy Mountain New
01:54PM Oblivians “Bum a Ride” from Soul Food (LP, 1995) on Crypt Records
01:57PM REM “I'm Gonna DJ” from Accelerate (LP, 2009)
01:58PM Ramones “California Sun” from California Sun (Single)
02:02PM Kitchen Floor “No Love” from Look Forward To Nothing (LP, 2011) on Siltbreeze (USA)
02:07PM The Sniveling Shits “I Wanna Be Your Biro” from I Can't Come (CD, 1989) on Damaged Goods
02:12PM Primitive Calculators “Pumping Ugly Muscle” from Primitive Calculators (LP, 1979) on Chapter Music
02:15PM Thee Milkshakes “Let Me Love You” from Let Me Love You (CD, Single)
02:18PM John Fred And His Playboy Band “Little Dum Dum” from Permanently Stated (LP, Single, 1969) on Paula
02:20PM The Mighty Moguls “Doodle Bug Race” from Doodle Bug Race (CD, Single)
02:25PM The Liminanas “I'm Dead” from I'm Dead / Migas 2000 - Single (7 Inch, 2010) on Hozac
02:28PM Albertos Y Lost Trios Paranoias “Kill” from Stiff Singles (CD) on Stiff
02:31PM The Skinnies “Out Of Order” from Out Of Order (7 Inch, Single, 1979) on Rave Up
02:32PM Black Flag “No Values” from Everything Went Black (LP, 1982) on SST Records
02:33PM Ruts “Something That I Said” from The Ruts (12 Inch)
02:37PM Straightshooter “Straightshooter” from Straightshooter (7 Inch) on Sing Sing
02:41PM The Coathangers “Sicker” from Larceny and Old Lace (LP, 2011) on Suicide Squeeze New
02:47PM Wetdog “That Man Delivers Papers” from Frauhaus! (CD, 2009) on Angular Recording Corporation
02:49PM Pleasure Seekers “Never Thought You'd Leave Me” from What A Way To Die - single (7 Inch, 2001) on Norton — originally released 1965
02:52PM Modern Lovers “Modern World” from modern lovers (LP, Album, 1971) on Beserkley
02:55PM Lyres “I Really Want You Right Now” from I Really Want You Right Now (LP, Single)
02:59PM Nervous Eaters “LORETTA” from Eaterville, Vol. 1 (LP, 2011) on Penniman
03:02PM La Peste “I Don't Know Right From Wrong” from La Peste (LP) on Matador (USA)
RADIODROME (Music) with dj schmeejay 09/27/2011 09:00AM to 12:00PM
Jean Michel Jarre "Chants Magnétiques Pt. 1" from "Les Chants Magnétiques" Brian Dewan "Free Lunch" from "J Otto & Vivian Walsh" Hot Guitars "Thurston Moore Does Jazz" from "Duets, Duels & DIYS" BTO "You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet" from "Slow 45" Marianne Faithful "As Tears Go By" from "Single" Pali Gestro "Kalapom" from "Hungary!" Todd Rundgren "Izzit Love?" from "Todd" John Carradine "Flowers of Evil (Baudelaire)" from "Selected Readings" Rail Dynamics "Recorded on Rainy Nights" from "The Tracks of The New York Central" Holy Ghost! "Some Children" from "Holy Ghost!" Storm Bugs "Hodge" from "Supplementary Benefit" Daryl Hall & John Oates "Sara Smile" from "Slow 45" Ruth Etting "A Faded Summer Love" from "Reflections (1927-35)" The Singing Kolenda Family "He's Still The King of Kings" from "A Touch of Brass and Strings" White Hills "No Other Way" from "H-p1" Arletty "Deux sous de Violette" from "French Stars No 1" Okkyung Lee "Bodies" from "Noisy Love Songs" Hazel Dickens "Pretty Bird" from "Hazel & Alice" Caribou "She's the One" from "Pink Room Session" Guess Who "Undun" from "Slow 45" Guess Who "Hand Me Down World" from "Slow 45" Guess Who "No Time" from "Slow 45" Dynamic Tsugaru-Shamisen "Unknown Title" from "Dynamic Tsugaru-Shamisen" Dave Cloud and The Gospel of Power "Only Girl I Know" from "Practice in the Milky Way" Al Jolson "There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulders" from "Personality Specials Volume 1" David Essex "Rock On" from "Slow 45" Mike Nichols & Elaine May "More Gauze" from "Examine Doctors" John Cooper Clarke "90 degrees in my shades" from "Zip Style Method" Throbbing Gristle "Very Friendly" from "1st Annual Report" David Sylvian & Holger Czukay "Premonition" from "Plight & Premonition" Paul Revere and The Raiders "Action" from "Steppin Out" Jaill "Pardono" from "There's No Sky (Oh My My)" BTO "Rock is my Life" from "Not Fragile" The Gothics "Richie's Back in Town" from "Single"
Before there were recordings, music at home meant playing the piano; and before the inexpensive mass-produced piano, music at home meant gathering to play instruments together. With focus on the quartet, /Room for four/ explores the music that was written not primarily to be performed for an audience, but to be /played/ – for the players’ own enjoyment.
For over a century, jazz music has continued to be a living, breathing entity. To date, the music itself has defended itself admirably against those self-appointed guardians of last year's blues who would compartmentalize jazz as swing, bebop, cool, avant-garde, etc. Rather than hearing jazz as a sequence of separate styles, it is important to hear its continuity across time. Jazz is always on the cusp, always searching, always ready to incorporate a new discovery into the body of work that preceded it. There is no radical break between swing and bebop, between bebop and cool, between the early New Orleans styles and the avant-garde group improvisations of the 1960s. The music exists on a continuum.
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PLAYLIST 26th edition 26 September 2011
1. Echoes from Haarlem (Carter) John Carter Quintet Variations on Selected Themes for Jazz Quintet Moers Music 1979 John Carter - clarinet James Newton - flute
2. Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise (Romberg/Hammerstein II) Sonny Rollins A Night at the "Village Vanguard" Blue Note 1957 Sonny Rollins - tenor saxophone Wilbur Ware - bass Elvin Jones - drums
3. Heksehyl (Tchicai) Tchicai, Cyrille, Workman Witch's Scream TUM Records 2006 John Tchicai - bass clarinet Reggie Workman - bass Andrew Cyrille - drums
4. I Waited for You (Gillespie/Fuller) Dizzy Gillespie The Giant Verve 1973 Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet Kenny Drew - piano Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen - bass Kenny Clarke - drums
5. Reading the River (for John Carter) (Ehrlich) Marty Ehrlich Can You Hear a Motion? enja 1994 Marty Ehrlich - clarinet Michael Formanek - bass Bobby Previte - drums
6. Stella by Starlight (Washington/Young) Phineas Newborn, Jr. Harlem Blues Contemporary/OJC recorded 1969 released 1975 Phineas Newborn, Jr. - piano Ray Brown - bass Elvin Jones - drums
7. Gregarian Chant (Mingus) Charles Mingus Jazz Composers Workshop Savoy 1955 Charles Mingus - bass John LaPorta - clarinet Teo Macero - tenor saxophone George Barrow - baritone saxophone Mal Waldron - piano Rudy Nichols - drums
8. Alexander's Ragtime Band (Irving Berlin) Jaki Byard On the Spot! Prestige 1967 Jaki Byard -piano Jimmy Owens - tambourine Paul Chambers - bass Billy Higgins - drums
9. Ramblin' (Coleman) Ornette Coleman Change of the Century Atlantic 1959 Ornette Coleman - alto saxophone Don Cherry - pocket trumpet Charlie Haden - bass Billy Higgins - drums
10. Stardust (Carmichael/Parish) Ben Webster See You at the Fair Impulse! 1964 Ben Webster - tenor sax Roger Kellaway - piano Richard Davis - bass Osie Johnson - drums
Guitar Journeys champions diverse traditions of guitar music from around the world, including classical, fingerstyle, jazz, bossa nova, and genre-defying contemporary compositions. Featuring the ancient music of 16th century lutenists, fresh compositions by today's living artists, and just about everything in between, Guitar Journeys is the Bay Area's portal into a spectacular universe of guitar music. Email guitarjourneys@yahoo.com, and tune in Monday nights at 11pm.
Hosts: Theresa Calpotura, DJ Tuggy, Giacomo Fiore, and Teja Gerken
Caught UP! with The Chair 9/25/2011 10 PM-12 Midnight
Cocomotion- Cocomotion You Know That (Dub Version) -The Jammers (Shep Pettibone remix) Vacuum Boogie- Floating Points Dreaming- Loleatta Holloway Earthquake- Jackie Mittoo She's A Lady- Tom Jones I'm The Baddest Bitch In The Room- Norma Jean Bell Nothing Can Stop Us Now- St. Etienne (Masters At Work Remix) Bourgie Bourgie- Ashford and Simpson Can't Help It- (M.J.)- TangoTerje
Aldeia de Ogum- Joyce Happy Birthday- Mr. Chop In The Cornbelt- Dinosaur L Keep On Jumping- Musique I Ain't Jivin', I'm Jammin'- Leon Huff Gershwin- Actress Dance and Shake Your Tambourine- Invisible Robot Band Funky Little Beat- Connie Love- Roy Ayers Onomatopoeia- Human Egg Brush The Heat- Little Dragon Rotation- Herb Alpert Wait For Me- Vangelis (Blade Runner OST)
Special Guest Blues Curator Greg Ashley (The Gris Gris)
Sermon-Rev Rimson Evil-Howlin Wolf Hoochie Coochie Man-Buddy Guy Done Somebody Wrong-Elmore James Up Above My Head-Sister Rosetta Tharpe Lost a Good Girl-John Lee Hooker Get Um From The Peanut Man (Hot Nuts)-Georgia Whitey Whitesman Warm My Weiner-Bo Carter What Smells Like Fish-Blind Boy Fuller New Rubbin’ On That Old Darn Thing-Oscars Chicago Swingers Cravin’ A Man Blues-Lillian Glinn I Can’t Use That Thing-Connie McClean’s Rhythm Boys Crack Head Joe-Little Freddie King Old Black Mattie-R L Boyce Stormin’ And Rainin’-Lowell Fulsom Somebody’s Got To Go-Victoria Spivey & Lonnie Johnson Cryin’ Crapshooters Blues-Blind Willlie McTell Blue Yodel #1-Jimmy Rogers Wang Dang Doodle-Howlin’ Wolf He’s A Mighty Good Leader-Beck Tupelo-John Lee Hooker Filipino Baby-Ernest Tubb 32 20 Blues-Robert Johnson Cars Hiss By My Window-The Doors Bill Baily Wont You Please Come Home-Big Bill Broonzy Leave Jike Mary Alone-Lightin’ Hopkins Southern Can-Blind Willie McTell Going Back To The Chain Gang-Blind Willie McTell Lonesome Whistle-Hank Williams Down By The River-Rev Gary Davis
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