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Irreversible Damage

Irreversible Damage (Edit) [feat. Zack De La Rocha]

Tonight’s episode of Maison Dufrene Show is full of pop and soul that flew under the radar, off the radar and sometimes when the radar was just straight-up turned off! Well guess what? On my show there are no radars and these are all #1 hits! 
White Cloud – All Cried Out
Armstrong Brothers - Treat Him Like a Brother
Roosevelt Grier - I (Who Have Nothing)
The Spades - We Sell Soul
Soulful Strings – I Wish It Would Rain
Curtis King - You Took The Best of Me
Sam & Dave - My Reason for Living
The Olympics - So Mystifying
The Crawdaddys-There She Goes Again
Francois Hardy – I Wish It Were Me
Terry Melchor - These Days
The Voices of East Harlem – Hey Brother
Joint Effort – Then I Grew Up
Brother’s Rap – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Mod Singers – I’ve Got To Space
Larry Williams – Cant Find No Substitute for Love
Willie Tee – Walking Up A One Way Street
Johnnny Hendley – My Baby Came From Outta Nowhere
Hank Levine and His Orchestra – Image Part 1
Exuma – You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Nina Simone – Rich Girl (live)
Eddie Noack – Psycho
Waylon Jennings – Six White Horses
Ann Margaret – You Turned My Head Around
Eugene Church – Pretty Girls Everywhere
Peggy Lee – Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay
The Gilberto Sextet – Please Don’t Stop
The Esso Trinidad Steel Band – Apeman
Gary U.S. Bonds – Food of Love
Deanie Parker & The Valadors – My Imaginary Guy
Wendy Rene – Crowded Park
Tommy Duncan – Dance, Dance, Dance
Desmond Dekker – Beautiful and Dangerous
Frances Gall - Pense a Moi
The Isley Brothers – Your Old Lady
Mike Melvoin - One (Is The Loneliest Number)
The Pozo Seco Singers - Spanish Harlem Incident
Ronnie Von - Pobre De Amor
The Tamlins - Eighteen With a Bullet
Les Surfs - Clac Tapes
Jimmy Powell - I Can Go Down

Maison Dufrene Show #28 :: November 16, 2022

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Once Upon A Time In The Northeast

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Shyance

La Couenne Rance

Der Urlaub hat nicht stattgefunden

Der Planet (Instrumental)

Twins Of Evil, Fastback - Essjay

Kraftwerk - Berlin - 12.01.2015

It's More Fun To Compute - Heimcomputer

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It's More Fun To Compute - Heimcomputer

As the globalised economy churns in swells ‘neath our feet, suturing us together and tearing us apart, heads angled hellward, we bellow, Algiers!

Algiers is the danse macabre between here and nowhere, movement and stasis, order under hell, and chaos under heaven. The situation is excellent.

Algiers is a band of musicians born in Atlanta, Georgia, the rotten hub of the Ol’ American South, where W.E.B Dubois once saw a riot goin’ on, and where the hell and highwater swirls ‘round to the knees.

Holed up in our perches in London, New York and a small town in France, plague up to our necks, we conjure the dead sound to life.

The click clack of the keyboard brings us to worship. The shrieks of slaves and rebels pummeling through.

Our tongues, twisted in the service of Paul Robeson, Lee Moses, Selda Bağcan, et al, slur a call in the darkness.

Algiers is the experimental gospel noise soul pulp response, slurping Francophilia - Gainsbourg and Dutronc, Saint Just and Fanon, Badiou and Baurdillard - Black Power - Nina Simone, Public Enemy, James Baldwin, Fred Hampton, DJ Premier, and Fela Kuti – and Southern Gothic - William Faulkner, Nick Cave and Flannery O’Connor - into a stew thicker than bourguignon in the Algierian sun.

Algiers is Franklin James Fisher (b. North Carolina, l. NYC) / vocals, guitar, keys, programming, and percussion; Ryan Mahan (b. Georgia, l. London) / vocals, bass and percussion; and Lee Tesche (b. Georgia, l. London) / guitar, vocals, programming, and percussion.

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