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23 January 2022

Soulection Radio Show #536

Chapter #57

Big Crown Radio returns with a very special episode from our friend Double Peas. She made a killer mix of records with female leads and asked us to make sure it comes out on International Women's Day. So here is "Everyday Is International Women's Day" from one of the baddest women in the record game hands down. She's a member of Hot Peas & Butta and Sundown Soul Club. Catch her playing records anywhere you can and it is guaranteed to be right on.

Follow Double Peas:
Instagram: @doublepeas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doublepeas

BCR Radio 041 - Every Day Is International Women's Day

BCR Radio Episode 041 - Double Peas - Everyday Is International Women's Day

crates :/ 2/22

Hello Beautiful People,

You can find all updated tracklists on SASHAMARIE.CO <3

UPCOMING TOUR DATES:
MEXICO CITY APRIL 8TH & 9TH @ SOUND ROOM
COACHELLA (WEEKEND 2) APRIL 23RD @ DOLAB STAGE

Love y'all!

Chapter #61

Recorded live on a Sunday evening in front of a small Twitch audience, an hour of jazz joints make up the latest episode of Pullin from the Stacks! Stay tuned for future episodes to be streamed live as well starting in May. No episode next week as I'll be traveling but a new Knowledge Breaks before the month is out...thanks for tuning in!

Tracklist: Donald Byrd, Hampton Hawes, Jazz Traficantes, George Shearing, Frank Cunimondo, Steve Grossman, Stanley Turrentine, Michel Sardaby, Clare Fischer, Atlantis Jazz Ensemble, Mutual Attraction, Build An Ark

April 13 2022

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Pullin from the Stacks - Episode 195

A recording of my 14th radio show of 'The Melody Remedy Hour'.

Today’s show is Funk Funk Funk!

TRACKLIST:

1. Dramatics - Get Up And Get Down
2. The Temptations - Shakey Ground
3. Brick - Dazz
4. George Clinton & Parliament - Flashlight (remix)
5. The Bar-Kays - Holy Ghost 
6. King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew
7. The Bad Boys - Black Olives
8. Robert Moore - Everything's Gonna Be All Right
9. Betty Lavette - The Stealer
10. Commodores - Brick House
11. The Female Preacher - Think (About It)
12. The Fatback Band - Let's Do It Again 
13. Watson and The Sherlocks - Funky Walk
14. Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s - I'm Paying Taxes, What Am I Buyin
15. Ohio Players - Fire

Broadcasted live from the studio of MYCYradio (mycyradio.eu) in Cyprus on 18.12.13.

gotta have that Funk(radio show 14)

i'm actually very open to djing this stuff. lemme know if you have an event that might fit..

https://soundcloud.com/habibifunk

Listen to part 2 here:
https://soundcloud.com/jakarta-records/radio-jakarta-007

Thru the "Sawtuha" project and Blitz The Ambassador playing quite some shows in Morocco I've had the pleasure to travel North Africa quite frequently lately and whenever possible I did some record shopping. This is a selection of some of the finds, music from the 60s and 70s from Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia. Some known some not yet. 

This is also a kick off to a new loose series of mixes by us, people we work with or people we are just friends with. Enjoy. 

UPDATE:

So here is the tracklist after the guys at ozart already deciphered a huge part of it. Sorry for the delay, I didn't have my hands on my records in the last days:

01. Assa'd Khoury - Al Gaba
02. Sabah – Dek El Kaff
03. Karim Shourhy & Andrea Rayder – Take Me Back To Cairo
04. Feddoul – (Reprise de Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag)
05. Ziad Rahbani – Intro Instrumental 2
06. Sharifa Fadel – Mawal El Ashak
07. Salah Ragab and The Cairo Jazz Band – Egypt Strut
08. Golden Hands – Take Me Back 
09. Elias Rahbani & His Orchestra - Moonlight Melody
10. Mahmoud Megri - Tefham
11. Elias Rahbani – Dance of Maria 
12. Abdou El Omari - Rajaat Laayoun


"Habibi Funk 001 Mix" by Jannis of Jakarta Records (Mix of Arabic 60s & 70s vinyl)

hey young world
by the Mid 60´s Jazz stepped across the border. Outernational folk & spiritual music traditions  became a major influence for Coltrane and  other ropen minded cats in search for the innerself and the journey has begun . 
This mixtape starts with my sOund vOyage partners Niko Schabel brilliant Oriental Jazz trio ORIENTACION and rides with you in 67 min arround the world, from  rare Shakuhachi Jazz of Jimmy Takkeuchi to funky brazilian Gospel Soul, from persian tingled french Outsider Folk Jazz Funk of Andre Fertier to frenetic Spiritual Latin Jazz of Billy Bang. .let´s come together with music, it´s all ONE.
Tom Wieland . Vienna 1 2024

ps. strictly vinyl..almost... no full tracklist available, feel free to ask for IDs

Free Soul Inc

VA SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE XIV  a cosmic world jazz mixtape  By Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc

Monkey Music
Date: 07.22.23
Event: Sound of the Light
Venue: Red Rocks in Morrison, CO
Coordinates: 39.6655° N, 105.2052° W

Stream + Download the full show here: https://sts9.bandcamp.com/album/red-rocks-amphitheatre-in-morrison-co-20230722

Upcoming Tour Dates + Festivals: https://sts9.com/tour

Subscribe for access to all STS9 live shows, albums, and releases: https://sts9.bandcamp.com

Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO (2023​.​07​.​22)

GET THE FULL SHOW HERE

Monkey Music (Live Extended Jam)

Read about this at Wax Poetics:

http://bit.ly/1FpHBTC

Siete Galaxias, Volume 1 – A mixtape by DJ Platurn

i'm actually very open to djing this stuff. lemme know if you have an event that might fit..

https://soundcloud.com/habibifunk

check out part one of the mix here:
https://soundcloud.com/jakarta-records/jakarta-radio-001-jannis-of

i got to travel a lot in north africa in the last years thru touring with blitz the ambassador and the studio session with oddisee for sawtuha in tunisia. while being there i did some digging and found some incredible music from the 60s and 70s. some of the music in this mix has zero info on the net, was never sold on ebay and has not been "rediscovered" yet. others are somewhat classics in the field of „arabic groove“. the music in this mix comes from morocco, libya, eggpt, algeria, lebanon and syria. 

photo by robert winter.

"Habibi Funk 002 Mix" by Jannis of Jakarta Records (Mix of Arabic 60s & 70s vinyl)

This is side (A) of a 90min mixtape of sounds from Somalia. Mostly everything was recorded before the beginning of the war (1991) or in exile.

Pre-order the upcoming Somali compilation that I did together with Ostinato Records (it features two of the songs of the a-side of ARM Vol. 1):

https://ostinatorecords.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-as-broken-dates-lost-somali-tapes-from-the-horn-of-africa

Au Revoir, Mogadishu (A)

Earlier this month I was in North Africa for another digging trip and ended up finding quite some records I didn’t know before or I had no copy of so I felt it was time for another mix. After every mix I make I feel like „Uhh, getting enough records I like for the next one will be tough“. But every time I end up getting proven wrong by the rich musical heritage of Arabic musicians that worked on combining local influences with western musical traditions. Just like Dalton, the Tunisian band we just re-released on our new Habibi Funk label, who are also prominently featured on this mix.

Apart from the Dalton re-release that you can hear on our soundcloud we are working on rereleasing Fadoul’s music, Morocco’s answer to James Brown, who was also featured on the first two mixes. The artist himself passed in the early 90s but thru a countless number of leads we luckily ended up finding his family in Morocco, one of the highlights of my last trip but more from this later.

For now please enjoy the new mix featuring music from Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Lebanon. If you’re in Paris catch me playing some records at Institute Du Monde Arab on the 3rd of July…

Get the Dalton single here:
habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/merch

And head over to okayafrica.com for the track listing: 
http://www.okayafrica.com/news/habibi-funk-jakarta-records-vintage-arabic-vinyl/

"Habibi Funk 003 Mix" by Jannis of Jakarta Records (Mix of Arabic 60s & 70s vinyl)

Ultimate Blues Collection

Smokestack Lightning

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection

I started DJing end of the 80ties, beginning of the 90ties. I solely DJed for the dancefloor and didn't DJ in bars before 2000. That turned out to be fun though, because I enjoy the freedom. I started out with Funk, which is still my favourite music style. In summary, nearly everything I play has to be funky in some way. That's the link, because I also have a strictly electronic alter ego (DJ Code). Over the time I have played in countless clubs and hosted a lot of parties, mainly in Hamburg, Germany. Since 10 years now I'm a resident DJ at the Le Fonque in Hamburg. I have also more or less always made music myself, with bands or as a producer.

When I started, vinyl was nothing special and I just stuck with it. Tell me a good reason not to?!! It has it's limitations of course, but I believe limitations further creativity. It's just the same in making music. In contrast to a lot of people I know, who have millions of music files on their computer and have completly lost track of what they have, I know my records. I have definitely heard every album and every 7" of my collection. I also like the biographical aspect of a record collection. I have hardly ever sold any of my records, which is why I'm very choosy when I buy. Because of this, in a sense, I can reconstruct my life music wise since I've been buying records via my record collection.
 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

To me 7"s are the old school version of the 12", a classic DJ tool. Not many tracks to search through and a good punchy sound. And apart from that, there have always been quite a few great tracks, which have only been published on 7". Need I say more?!


3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I mixed instrumentals and vocals, soul, funk, disco and jazz. There are a few new releases, because I don't think it's a good idea to only play old or new ones. There are simply to many awesome old tracks and just as many new ones. I also added a few classics, some people might know, as well as some of my current personal favourites, a lot of people might not know.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Oh, I'm a little lazy with stuff like this...

My record label BKS Recordings (though it is taking a "little break" at the moment):
https://soundcloud.com/bks-recordings

Mixes (haven't really tucked into mixcloud yet...):
https://www.mixcloud.com/Woop_Mixes/

Live, for example:
http://fonque.de/

Elecronic alias DJ Code:
https://soundcloud.com/dj-code


5) Top 5 all time fave records
Impossible!!! So here are some of my current favourites:

1. Better days - Rufus
2. I don't know if I can make it - Dawson Smith
3. Lighting a fire (that you can't put out) - Patti Hendrix
4. I sold my heart to the junkman feat. Cyril Neville - Orgone
5. Amore - Nu Guinea

45/7 #44 ARTIST: WOOP

When I'm not at the dayjob, I'm probably at a record store. Pullin from the Stacks podcast most Wednesdays, available here, Apple Pods (please subscribe!) and elsewhere.

Pullin from the Stacks - Episode 195

DJ Ian Head