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The Spy From Cairo returns after his well received "Arabadub" album with a new EP entitled "This Is Not Sparta" showcasing more of his signature middle eastern and arabic infected bass and dub music.

This Is Not Sparta EP

Gypsy Stepper

Gotan Project - Mi Confession , Live in Singapore

This week we're traveling from Africa to North America and back, following the roots of the blues. The blues was born in the American south, inspired by the traditional music that West African slaves brought with them across the Atlantic. Next, the style moved
north, reaching Chicago and St. Louis, where it took on a more electric, danceable edge.

Episode 22.14 
Airdate: March 28 - April 3, 2022

Featuring: 
1. Afrissippi - Ngol Jimoi (from the album “Fulani Journey” on Knock Down South Records / Electric Catfish Records)
2. Toumast - Ikalane Walegh (from the album “Ishumar” on Wagram)
3. Souad Massi - Inspiration (Illham) (from the album “Honeysuckle” on Wrasse Records / Universal)
4. Balla Tounkara - Toungamagni (Adventure) (from the album “Be Right”)
5. Ramata Diakite with Charlie Musselwhite - Maba (from the album “Maba” on Second Moon Records)
6. Amar Sundy - Ouallache (from the album “Najma / Blues Around the World” on Dixie Frog / Putumayo)
7. Baba Djan - Sabari (from the album “Sabari / Mali to Memphis” on Mercury Records / Putumayo)
8. Laye Sow - Kayba (from the album “Djamano” on Orange World Records)
9. Amadou et Mariam - Mon Amour, Mon Cherie (from the album “Mali to Memphis” on Putumayo)
10. Orchestra Baobab - Dee Moo Woor (from the album “Specialist In All Styles” on Nonesuch Records)
11. Daby Balde - Waino Blues (from the album “Introducing Daby Balde” on World Music Network)
12. Tinariwen - Amassakoul ‘N’ Tenere (from the album “Amassakoul / Mali” on World Village / Putumayo)

African Blues

Format: 7inch | Releasedate: 28.11.2014

Tracklist:

A – King Of Illusion
B – Watch How You Walk (Sista Riddim Mash Up)

7inch: sonarkollektiv.com/releases/SK285
iTunes: http://geni.us/SK285iTunes

Whenever Reggae or Dub is coming out on Sonar Kollektiv you can be assured that the release is backed up by – common for this kind of style of music – a version on 7inch vinyl. 

Now then also “King of Illusion” by Jah Wobble presents PJ Higgins is published in the small format most popular in Jamaica, the British Afro-Carribean community and even among Reggae quarters in these parts. The song receives especially on UK radio stations lots of airplay right now; most presumably thanks to its poppy freshness and the catchy lyrics. But even the dub version (only available on the digital release) works perfectly and belongs definitely in the playlist of every self-respecting Reggae DJ. 

The radical cheery “Sista Riddim Mash Up” finds its way into the handy singles record case on the B-side of the physical 7inch – cobbled together by Sonar Kollektiv's label manager and mixing engineer, Oliver Glage and Oliver Haertel. This riddim, based on Vicki Anderson's “Message From A Soul Sister” was originally released on Sonar Kollektiv in 2007 by Extended Spirit. Big up!


King Of Illusion / Watch How You Walk - Mash Up

Watch How You Walk

iTunes

B - Jah Wobble presents PJ Higgins - Watch How You Walk (Sista Riddim Mash Up)

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E.C Arinze & tHe Empire Rhythm Orchestra - Biko Rapum Paulina

From Carlos Henriquez's debut album THE BRONX PYRAMID

The Bronx Pyramid - Carlos Henriquez (feat. Pedrito Martinez)

1971 E.M.R. stereomono E.M.R. 09

1. CAMBRIDGE
2. BRISTOL
3. OXFORD
4. BIRMINGHAM
5. LIVERPOOL

Music and arrangements by WILLIAM ANTONINI

Piano-organ-spinetta: W.ANTONINI / PERCY GARRO
Ten.Sax.: ALDO SURIO
Trumpet: FRANCO PALLADINO
Trombone: BENITO GIANCOLA
Guitar: FRANCESCO BRUNO
D.Bass: TONINI CARRUBBA
Drums: ADRIANO VALERI



WILLIAM ANTONINI E LA SUA ORCHESTRA

This is what it might have sounded like had Jimi survived to play with Miles Davis during Miles' Tutu/Amandla period (1986). For the first time Miles could embrace synthesizers, sequencing, and drum machines. No doubt Jimi would have too. Add to that a producer who could play bass every bit as well as he could produce, Marcus Miller, and you have a recipe for some awesome music.
On this track I play guitars and sequence Miles trumpet. I am ably assisted by the immensely talented Steve Shone https://soundcloud.com/palmgrease on bass. Don't miss his bass solo at 3 minutes in, Marcus would be proud!


download

Jimi meets Miles --- If 6 was 9 (downloadable)

Blundetto 'Cali'

A performance by the Bogus Pomp Orchestra at the Tampa Theatre on April 21, 2004 

Holiday In Berlin with Mom n Dad

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ABOUT ME
I play the music I like to listen to. 
As a guitarist I like to think I have my own style.
Harmony, and the groove is what I'm chasing, hopefully with a tasteful, nuanced, and distinctive presentation. 
I don't have a genre as such. I could sort of call myself a smooth Jazz 'n' Blues guitar 'thang' but in reality every track crosses over multiple strands of R&B/Jazz/Funk/Pop. Don't be put off by my use of the "J" word. Jazz to me is anything unpredictable and I'm nothing if not contemporary. 
Rhythm playing is as much a part of my "game" as lead soloing. I love the Funk!
My main instrument is guitar. I play a 1973 Ovation Breadwinner, an Ibanez nylon stringed and a Yamaha keyboard loaded with Keyscape. Unless stated I play all the other instruments too (mostly Bass), and sequence MIDI and arrange/produce. 

MY JOURNEY
I was signed with Fresh Air records and EMI in the 1980's creating Jazz/funk dance tracks but things were just as challenging then as they are now for musicians so I got a 'proper job' for 20 years! During all that time my guitar was in the loft! I rediscovered music in 2010 and Soundcloud in 2014.


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I am grateful to Soundcloud listeners who take the time to press |>Play - and especially if you give me some feedback :-)
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Jimi meets Miles --- If 6 was 9 (downloadable)

Benny Sutton