For this sixth show on Radio Primavera, I’ll link two of my old loves : Motown and reggae. Then you understand how Smokey Robinson, Norman Whitfield or Holland-Dozier-Holland also had a huge impact on the Jamaican and British reggae production. Ah yes, I’ve maybe put too much of The Tempts, but hey I liked them a lot.

Windows on the World ep06 - From Motown to Kingston

hey young world!
summertime and my mixtape is playing  ..more early Disco Reggae Rockers. 
Time to dive deep into my first tropical music love affair.Strictyl vinyl-strictly rockers-mostly 45´s ,from late 60 ´s Rocksteady to early 70´s Soulful chunes. You get Myrna Hagues classy Tery Callier cover of "what colour is love" , Nora Deans deep early sufferer anthem "peace begings within" , the vibe maestro Lenny Hibert & many more of my personal Jamdown unclassics.
Enjoy & have a cool summer !

Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc.Vienna 8 2021

ps.  feel free to ask for tunes

Reggae Soul Rocksteady

More early DISCO REGGAE ROCKERS - darker than blue  by Tom Wieland (free soul inc Vienna)

Blue Yes Blue: Soulful Rocksteady and early reggae 
musical selections all taken from vintage dusty recordings 
by selector and collector Guv'nor General (Pressure Drop)

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TPS 044 - BLUE YES BLUE soulful Rocksteady & early Reggae - Selections by Guv'nor General

Petit soundtrack apéro tropical chez Voilaaa Soundsystem's Freakistan. Soul Koffi, Pushin Wood & Emile Omar

Apéro chez Voilaaa Freakistan : Soul Koffi, Pushin Wood & Emile Omar

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A bit more then a year ago I received a message from Déni Shain, a french music producer based in Lisbon. In that mail he asked me if I would be interested in releasing music from Cabo Verde since he was close to Chico and Wilson, the 2 DJs behind Celeste Mariposa (an excellent portuguese/angolan soundsystem specialised in lusophone music). 'I can convince them to make their record collection available to you' he added. I asked him if he could send me a selection, not knowing the amount of work my request would represent. I only later found out that the three-men-team had spent a whole week to pick and choose what they thought was adequate and another few days to wash the record and digitise the music.

I received that selection in March 2013 and I haven't stopped listening to it since. I clearly remember having that wonderful feeling when songs keep growing on you the more you listen. 'Very good sign' I thought! The collection of songs I had received became the base for a whole concept and we all started criss crossing Europe and Cabo Verde looking for more music and looking for the Cap-Verdien artists we loved. Déni Shain became an important asset for the Analog Africa label, supporting us with remixes and mixes but more importantly with an addictive positive energy.

After his first mix for us, the amazing 'Ghana Soundtrack' made out of unreleased and rare tracks from the small west african musical powerhouse, here is his second instalment made of handpicked dancefloor filler. A huge shout goes to legendary african music connoisseur John Beatle, to Carlo Xavier for letting us use his fantastic edit of "O Anel"  and to my close friend Keith Slater for offering us some of the fantastic music included here.

Tracklisting :
01. Vincent Ahehehinnou & Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - Yeye We Nou Mi
(from 'The 1st Album' LP, 1973 / Analog Africa reissue 2011)
02. Iftin Band - Haka Yeelin Nacabkeenna
(from 'Gabar ii Noquee' tape, 1980s / special thanks to John Beadle)
03. Solo Hit - Imoikeme
(from 'Imoikeme' 7 inch, 2013 reissue / Analog Africa)
04. N’Draman Blintch - I First U Last
(from 'Cosmic Sounds' LP, 1980 / Cosmic Sounds)
05. Dina Santos - O Anel (Carlo Xavier Edit)
(from 'In London' LP, 1983 / Dacapo)
06. Victor Uwaifo And The Titibitis - Ohue
(From 'I Wanna Be Your No.1', 1980s / Taretone)
07. África Negra - Carambola
(from 'Africa Negra 83' LP, 1983 / IEFE)
08. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou - Moulon Devia
(from 'Réveil Disco Dubain' LP, available soon on a forthcoming Analog Africa release)
09. Ondeno - Mayolye
(from 'Ondeno' LP, 1980 / Disque Ledoux - Special thanks to Keith Slater)
Total time : 37mn 35s

 

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RODA MUNDO (a selection of rare brazilian grooves from back in the days)

After my first selection of Turkish Folk, Funk and Psychedelic music, I have put a couple of my favorite nigerian records together for a short mix you will hopefully like! Some rough mixing on a sunday afternoon at our lovely Goldkante in Bochum city. 

KALAKUTA SOUL SELECTION #2 - NIGERIAN FUNK, BOOGIE & DISCO

Thelonious Mark und Lobu mit Part 2 des legendären Specials - Manda ve menino!

@lobuu

Numero 83 - Brazil Special Vol. 2 w/ Lobu

It's the return of our Record Club Guest Mix series! And for this instalment we present Palo Santos Discos and his exquisite 60's Bossa Album selection. A friend of the label and a DJ whose selections we always make sure to check, it is a pleasure to have him reigniting our Record Club Guest Mix series. The mix is accompanied by an interview with Palo Santos Discos and the complete mix tracklist on our blog - https://www.mrbongo.com/blogs/news/mr-bongo-record-club-guest-mix-palo-santo-discos.

Mr Bongo Record Club Guest Mix- Palo Santo Discos - 60´s Bossa Albums Selection

Dipiz, Patron du Label Broc Recordz, viens présenter "Maze of Sounds" Par Janko Nilovic & the Soul Surfers, avec un mix alliant les oeuvres du maestro de l'illustration sonore , celles des funky "Soul Surfers" tout droit venu de Russie et quelques inédits de l'album.

> https://brocrecordz.bandcamp.com/album/maze-of-sounds

Janko Nilovic x The Soul Surfers

Epic Vinyls from Brazil are Rasmus and Dona Carla from Copenhagen and Rio de Janeiro.

If you don't know them yet, their DJ Set are made up of exceptional, rare Brazilian music that you have probably never heard before (except for the specialists that you may be).
They have been digging for one year to make another mix on Le Mellotron dedicated the Brazilian goddess of the sea: Iemanjá.
From a pool of 30 themed records, they selected 16 highly danceable MPB (popular Brazilian music) rarities made to celebrate life and good music.
Iemanjá is celebrated on February 2nd all over Brazil and connected to blue and white colors, rivers and oceans, white flowers, love and cleansing.

This name of this mix is ABOM-5. The 5th mixtape in their Afro Brazil Orixa Mix series - which traces the influence of african rhytms and spirituality in Brazilian music. Major MPB artists from Rio like Wando and Elza Soares are mixed with tracks from Bahia, Belem and São Paulo.

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