"Creektime" is a gamble: an audio adventure that introduces many of the sonic themes off my newest record 222, which will be released later this spring. “Creektime" interweaves traditional string instruments with found sounds and programmed samples to create a truly unique auditory story. Constructed around a country porch banjo lick, punctuated with actual gun shot field recordings, and elaborated with percussive surprises, the song’s atmosphere evokes the hauntingly ethereal mood of the entire project.

All music, instruments, vocals and lyrics by Odetta Hartman.
Produced, recorded and mixed by Jack Inslee.
Mastered by Joe Lambert.

CREEKTIME

Hot Grease podcast host & executive producer gives her most memorable  Soul Summit 2015 (an inaugural gathering focused on black foodways) moments. 

Music: 
Macon Street Blues | Rodney Siau 
Manufactured Consent (Cheney’s Got a Gun)| Mamarazzi

Episode sponsored by Heritage Radio Network

Highlights: Soul Summit '15 | A Conversation about Race & Food #172

It is our distinct pleasure to present: Miss Sharon Jones! OST. The film, directed by two-time Academy Award winner, Barbara Kopple, follows the dynamic front-woman through her 2013 battle with cancer and her triumphant return to the stage around the release of Give The People What They Want.

The soundtrack, featuring the exclusive song "I'm Still Here", boasts a selection of Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings classics ranging from her early singles on Daptone, to tracks from the band's 2014 release - Give the People What They Want.  Much like the film, the soundtrack gives you an intimate, candid look into the life of a woman who refuses to be defined by the challenges she faces. The perfect accompaniment to a truly extraordinary film. Stay tuned this summer for the Miss Sharon Jones! theatrical release brought to you by Starz digital.

Order Miss Sharon Jones! OST
iTunes: http://radi.al/F4IeFPX
Amazon: http://amzn.to/29O3bYH
Google Play: http://radi.al/3EuVP8

Film Trailer 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7eNSgCQzCI

Opening dates for the theatrical showings:
7/29 – New York, NY  - IFC Center –  Q&A with Sharon and director Barbara Kopple
8/5 – LA, CA – Nuart Theater – Q&A with Sharon and director Barbara Kopple
8/12 – Washington, DC – Landmark E Street
8/12 – Berkeley, CA – Landmark Berkeley
8/12 – San Francisco, CA – Landmark San Francisco
8/19 – Hudson, NY – Time & Space
8/19 – Danbury, CT – The Palace Theatre
8/19 – Toronto, ON – Bloor Cinema
8/26 – Cambridge, MA – Landmark Kendall Square
8/26 – Atlanta, GA – Landmark Midtown
8/26 – Minneapolis, MN – Landmark Lagoon
8/26 – Denver, CO – Landmark Chez Artiste
8/26 – Portland, OR – Living Room
8/26 – Boca Raton, FL – Living Room
8/26 – Vancouver, BC – Vancity
8/26 – Ithaca, NY – Cinemapolis
9/2 – Seattle, WA – Northwest Film Forum
9/16 – Winston-Salem, NC – Aperture
9/16 – Pelham, NY – Picturehouse
9/16 – Concord, NH – Red River
9/16 – Winchester, VA – Alamo Drafthouse Winchester

http://www.misssharonjones.com

Miss Sharon Jones! OST

Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings "I'm Still Here" (from the Miss Sharon Jones! Soundtrack)

AOHP-004. Gwen O'Looney interviewed by Besty Bean. November 14, 2014. Athens, GA.

Gwendolyn Ingram O’Looney grew up on St. Simon’s Island, graduated from the University of Georgia, and has worked in human service positions throughout her career. In this interview, she talks about her public service career in local politics, as a city council member and two-term mayor of Athens-Clarke County. She describes issues affecting Athens during the 1980s, as well as the race relations and women and minority representation at the time. O’Looney discusses the city-county unification process that created Athens-Clarke County, its ramifications, and her involvement in carrying out consolidation in her role as mayor.

To watch the full video interview, please visit: https://youtu.be/nIpAjPLEHq4?list=PL5_ZmJAFLmHwaHPiJsHyQxYrlp3jaynhF

Athens Oral History Project, Gwen O'Looney Part 1

AOHP-005. Gwen O'Looney interviewed by Betsy Bean. December 10, 2014. Athens, GA.

Gwendolyn Ingram O’Looney grew up on St. Simon’s Island, graduated from the University of Georgia, and has worked in human service positions throughout her career. In this follow-up interview, O’Looney discusses more specifically the initiatives relating to solid waste management, water management, and economic development that she coordinated during her terms in office as mayor of Athens-Clarke County. She also discusses the partnership created between the city-county government and the University of Georgia, the improvement of transportation infrastructure, and the redevelopment of East Athens.

To watch the full video interview, please visit: https://youtu.be/nWAftgjF6Qw?list=PL5_ZmJAFLmHwaHPiJsHyQxYrlp3jaynhF

Athens Oral History Project, Gwen O'Looney Part 2

AMP-029. Walter Allen, Sr. interviewed by Fred Smith. September 20, 2016, Athens, GA. 

Walter Allen, Sr. discusses his hometown, Allendale, South Carolina, and describes what his early life was like as a student in a segregated school system. He focuses on topics like racial disparities in education and community involvement, as well as the cultural importance of music to African-Americans. Additionally, Allen describes his own experiences as a learning musician, a performer, and a school band director.

To see the full video interview, please visit: https://youtu.be/O27HHvfqBlI?list=PL5_ZmJAFLmHzCvjzxHpVM9lAUE60Twqlk

Highlights: Soul Summit '15 | A Conversation about Race & Food #172

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