Mellow Pop 13

Mixtape en tributo a Trish Kennan (1968-2011), quien fuera cantante del dúo británico Broadcast. 

La selección de los temas corrió a cargo de Kiwi Morado, integrante de la banda de indie pop Hey Chica!, así como del músico electrónico Rubén Alonso Tamaño, aka FAX. Ambos, fans de Broadcast, uno de los proyectos de música electrónica experimental más innovadora y encantadora del decenio pasado. Enjoy it!

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"Milling around the village" by Broadcast

Recorded at The Luminaire in 2010.

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Jezebel (Live at The Luminaire 2010)

Musique de la bande originale de Belle et Sébastien (1965)

Belle et Sébastien

Belle

01 When I was Seventeen

BLISTER BIRD

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Unearthed by renowned record collector and music historian DJ Amir, BBE Music presents the first ever reissue of rare 1978 jazz-fusion album ‘The Jupiter Effect’ by The Larry Rose Band.

Recorded in Amsterdam by a Dutch/American quintet of players, released on eclectic Dutch label Crossroad, ‘The Jupiter Effect’ was the sole offering from multi-instrumentalist Larry Rose and his band.

Having performed in various groups, most notably The Liquid Blues Band, which featured Lex Silva on bass and Clay Cotton on B3 (these two would go on to play with John Lee Hooker and Charlie Musslewhite respectively), a young Larry Rose dropped out of college and bought a one-way ticket to Europe, where he’s spend the next few years in Amsterdam as a musical adventurer, trading guitar lessons for rent and living out his dreams.

In late 1975, Larry met fellow American songwriter Stanley Davis and formed The Larry Rose Band. In their first iteration, the group played rock’n’roll covers across Holland and Germany, until Larry and Stanley splintered off in 1977 to create their own jazz-tinged material with new members Toon Janssen (drums / percussion) and Theo van Halen (saxophones). When Larry’s old friend, American vocalist Paul Pinto visited Amsterdam in ’78, the band invited him to join them in the studio to record their first (and what would be their only) album, The Jupiter Effect.

On this special album, The Larry Rose Band’s myriad influences and inspirations are on display, from blues through rock to jazz and beyond, all played by a dazzlingly talented group of young players, road-hardened and at the height of their powers.

The Jupiter Effect

Larry Rose Band - The Sand

From the EP <i><b>The World Is In A Bad Fix Everywhere: Advance Base Plays the Music of Washington Phillips</i></b>

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Mother's Last Word To Her Son (Washington Phillips cover)

Been blogging, music sharing, etc. for a while now (see blog under this name) & DJing since 1982. I like all kinds of music.

Most of my playlists are not organized & just hold songs I'm interested in, many of which I haven't listened to yet. The "freeform current listening" playlist is as it says & will be updated regularly. Many of my reposts were unintentional, they were just random tracks I was trying to add to a playlist using my phone & I've got clumsy fingers.

01 When I was Seventeen

Andy Ellison

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