11 D.J.SPARKYDABLUNTST.GENET 1 BIO'S / AUDIO DOC'S  / TALK 1

An interview with Will Gregory of Goldfrapp, conducted by Choler Magazine editor Sean Flinn at the (now defunct) Knitting Factory LA in Hollywood, California.  This took place not long after the US release of Goldfrapp's first album, Felt Mountain, and immediately prior to one of the group's first live appearances in North America.  (Part 1 of 2)

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Goldfrapp - Choler Interview 11.30.2001 - Track 1

An interview with Will Gregory of Goldfrapp, conducted by Choler Magazine editor Sean Flinn at the (now defunct) Knitting Factory LA in Hollywood, California. This took place not long after the US release of Goldfrapp's first album, Felt Mountain, and immediately prior to one of the group's first live appearances in North America. (Part 2 of 2)

Read more at http://www.cholermagazine.com

Goldfrapp - Choler Interview 11.30.2001 - Track 2

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A Guy Called Gerald Lecture RBMA 2010

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Stephen Mallinder Lecture RBMA 2006

ARMY OF ME: BJORK NOW

Pop Shop Podcast 9/29/15: Kylie Minogue & Jake Shears Interviews

The iconic and mysterious, Grace Jones, has finally written her memoirs.  She stopped by SIrius XM to promote her memoirs, I'LL NEVER WRITE MY MEMOIRS.   She spends some time with OUT Q's Larry Flick, drinking a little wine and telling a lot of stories.  

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Grace Jones will never write her memoirs, but she did.

SPOT DE RÁDIO NECESSAIRE MASCULINO READY TO GO BY GIORGIO ARMANI. 
PRODUTORA BRAVADO:
Laís Souza Lima
Mayara Aguiar 
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Raquel Loreto 
Renata Vernareccia

PROJETO CRIAR - 2º ano do curso de Rádio, TV e Internet da Faculdade Cásper Líbero. 

SPOT ARMANI

Comissioned by Austrian public radio FM4, I made this sonic essay  honoring the music of Grace Jones and the album "Island Life".

Tracklist:

Skit #1 Rodger MacFarlane On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #2 US TV Documentary on “Vamp” 	
Skit #3 On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Gregory Issacs 	Mr. Know It All
Skit #4 On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #5 Grace Jones Interview on “Queens of Disco” 	
Grace Jones 	I Need A Man
Skit #6 On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #7 Interview Jean-Paul Goude 1982, Youtube 	
Grace Jones 	La Vie En Rose
Skit #8 Tom Moulton Interview 	
Skit #9 Paul Cooke + Grace Jones Conversation from “Slave To The Rhythm” album 	
Skit #10 Paul Morley + Grace Jones Conversation from “Slave To The Rhythm” album 	
Grace Jones 	Pull Up To The Bumper
Skit #11 On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #12 Sly + Robbie Interview Main Doc 	
Skit #13 Chris Blackwell from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #14 Grace Jones 	
Skit #15 Paul Morley + Grace Jones Conversation from “Slave To The Rhythm” album 	
Grace Jones 	Private Life
Skit #16 Sly + Robbie Interview Main Doc 	
Skit #17 Interview Jean-Paul Goude 1982, Youtube 	
Skit #18 Grace Jones on the Joan Rivers Show, Youtube 	
Skit #19 Grace Jones Interview on Australian TV 1984 	
Grace Jones 	Libertango (Hell + Pulsinger Edit)
Skit #20 Grace Jones Interview on Australian TV 1984 	
Skit #21 Grace Jones Interview on Australian TV 1985 	
Skit #22 Chris Blackwell Interview 1998, Youtube 	
Grace Jones 	Walking In The Rain
Skit #22 On Grace Jones from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #23 Grace Jones Interview on from BBC's documentary "Queens of Disco” 	
Skit #24 Grace Jones + Eddie Murphy movie scene from “Boomerang” (1991) 	
Skit #25 Grace Jones live in Jamaica 	
Grace Jones 	My Jamaican Guy
Skit #26 Main Doc Grace Jones 	
Grace Jones 	Love Is The Drug
Skit #27 Trevor Horn conversation w/ Pete Tong, Ibiza 2015 	
Grace Jones 	Slave To The Rhythm
Skit #28 Grace Jones on BBC Radio 6 2015 	
Skit #29 Paul Cooke + Grace Jones Conversation from “Slave To The Rhythm” album 	
Skit #30 Ian MacShane from “Slave To The Rhythm” album 	
Skit #31 Paul Morley + Grace Jones Conversation from “Slave To The Rhythm” album

Grace Jones "Island Life" Sonic Essay

The Lemon Twigs play and discuss some of their favorite tracks pulled from the racks of Rough Trade East.

Shoplifting with The Lemon Twigs

Wayne Coyne from the Flaming Lips pops into Rough Trade East to have a chat and play some of his favourite tracks.

Pick up their new album here: roughtrade.com/music/oczy-mlody

Shoplifting with Wayne Coyne (Flaming Lips)

Goldfrapp return with Silver Eye on March 31st, and while it signals a return to electronic sounds, this isn't "Ooh La La." This 7th LP uses synth, but to a darker turn, on tracks that spread out and explore directions the duo hasn't taken before. It all adds up to a superb collection, which gets a full discussion in this interview between Allison Goldfrapp and Kyle Meredith.

Kyle Meredith with... Goldfrapp

Chaka Khan, the Queen of Funk, has been an influence to Gilles Peterson throughout his career. Her unrivalled talent as a vocalist and songwriter has led Gilles to cite her as one of his favourite artists of all time.

We revisit the time Gilles and Chaka came together to talk about her life and career back in 2014.

Gilles Peterson with Chaka Khan – Words and Music

Christina Rosenberger, art historian. The abstract paintings of the American artist Agnes Martin (1912-2004) are often discussed in terms that approach religious devotion: they have been called a form of prayer, a revelation, even “purism in excelsis.” Martin’s carefully crafted works of art are designed to engender great floods of emotion in viewers. But what happens when we strip the rhetoric that surrounds Martin’s paintings away, and consider the art—the thousands of aesthetic choices that the artist made in her pursuit of a form of abstraction that was, to use her term, completely nonobjective? In this lecture held on March 19, 2017, at the National Gallery of Art, Christina Rosenberger charts Martin’s artistic evolution through careful attention to her form and facture, arguing that Martin’s early work (1947-1961) defines the terms for all of her subsequent artistic production.

Drawing the Line: The Early Work of Agnes Martin

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Damon Albarn of GORILLAZ on collaborating with Grace Jones

work in progress, creating a generative rock sound scape, to play live with, exploring anticipatory patterns for accompaniment for live guitar, base other instruments.

The Crumb Chain

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Grammy Award-winning entertainer and composer Chilly Gonzales is CALLING ALL PERFORMING MUSICIANS! Join him in Paris to study at The Gonzervatory, an 8-day residential music performance workshop.

Six selected students will win an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris for a week of intensive coaching, masterclasses and rehearsals, living together in musical immersion and culminating in a public concert led by Chilly Gonzales himself.

The Gonzervatory is open to every musician 18 or older, from all parts of the globe, who write and perform their own material: composing instrumentalists, singer-songwriters, rappers, producers. Together we will explore Musical Humanism, audience psychology and what it means to be a performing musician in 2018.

Chilly Gonzales Presents The Gonzervatory

We reboot our series of talk podcasts with an in-depth look at Roni Size Reprazent's drum 'n bass landmark "New Forms".

@ronisize himself sat down with Boiler Room's Gabriel @Szatan to discuss the Mercury Prize-winning smash, its legacy over two decades, and a deluxe 20th anniversary reissue package which was exclusively revealed to BR here. The "New Forms" remixes included here will feature on the forthcoming release.

It was recorded live in front of an audience during a Boiler Room x Classic Album Sundays session at London's Miranda (Ace Hotel), September 2017.

Look out for future episodes of Contemporary Classics on Radiohead and Burial, with special guests Lone, Blackdown & Benji B in conversation.

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Podcast edited by @JedJoseph

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Contemporary Classics #001: Roni Size on "New Forms"

KURT ELLING PODCAST

Richard Kendall, independent art historian and curator 
Dedicated to Edgar Degas (1834–1917) in the centennial year of his death, Volume 3 of the conservation division's biennial journal Facture: Conservation, Science, Art History focuses on the tremendous wealth of works by Degas in the National Gallery of Art collection. The first to feature the work of a single artist, this issue includes essays by conservators, scientists, and curators. It presents insights into Degas's working methods in painting, sculpture in wax and bronze, and works on paper, as well as a sonnet he wrote to his "little dancer." The Gallery has the third largest collection in the world of work by Degas, comprising 21 paintings, 65 sculptures, 34 drawings, 40 prints, 2 copper plates, and 1 volume of soft-ground etchings. Its extensive Degas holdings and conservation resources have inspired not only groundbreaking Gallery exhibitions—such as Degas, the Dancers (1984), Degas at the Races (1998), Degas's Little Dancer (2014), and Degas/Cassatt (2014)—but also exhibitions around the world. For the public symposium held as a centenary tribute on September 22, 2017, Richard Kendall presented the keynote address—introducing new research into Degas’s interests in media and technique alongside his documented engagement with contemporary science and technology.