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Monthly Radio show for Radio Nova Lyon 89.8 fm, every third sunday of the month 9 to 11p.m !


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Sunday Jam (James Stewart monthly Radio show for Radio Nova Lyon 89.8fm)

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Connan Mockasin - I'm The Man, That Will Find You EP [PH31]

12" Black Vinyl & digital

Side A: I'm The Man, That Will Find You 
Side B: She Lives In My Lap

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Taken from the new album by Connan Mockasin - 'Caramel' out 4th November (UK) & 5th November (US)
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Caramel

I'm the Man, That Will Find You

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Franco et le TP OK Jazz-Peuch del sol

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Afrosouldescarga N°21-Chicken grease (James Stewart for Radio Grenouille 88.8fm)

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Sunday Jam n°4-Move To Groove (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

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Sunday Jam n°5-Turning Point (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Sunday Jam n°6-Freedom Jazz Dance (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Sunday Jam n°7-The distorted Sioux Indian (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Little re-work we did of one of our favourite songs ever...
ENJOY!

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1-Banda Black Rio-Vidigal
2-Newban - Magic Lady 
3-T-Fire-You've got to try
4-The Uniques
5-Soul Chargers-
6-The Semi-Colon
7-Tex Soul & The Bayonets
8-Uhuru Dance Band-Yahyia mu
9-Ebo Taylor & the Sweet Beans -Odofo nyi akyiri biara
10-Tony Allen-Progress
11-Keith Hudson-Entering the dragon
12-Prince Pampidoo-Dip them bedward
13-Ernest Ranglin-Ranglin doodlin
14-The Toreadors-Gwinyitshe
15-Gasper Lawal-Awon-Ojise-Oluwa 1
16-Baranta With Miatta Fahinbulleh-Witch doctor
17-Super Djata Band-Bamako magnin
18-Ginger Baker with Fela & Blo-Ariwo
19-Hugh Massekela - Big apple
20-Lee Morgan-Search For The New Land
21-Billie Holiday-Tenderly


Sunday Jam N°11 - Witch Doctor (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8 fm & web

Sunday Jam n°14-Footprints

1-Gabriel Omolo & his Apollo Komesha-Wed Today Divorce Tomorrow
2-Sukuma Bin Ongaro & Sukuma Band-Mukamba Leya
3-Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited-Zimbabwe Yevatema
4-Jupiter & Okwess International-Margerita
5-Alou Fané's Fote Mocoba-Baba n°2
6-Lobi Traoré-Bari Bola Mini De
7-Ti Celeste - Dezod an kaz la
8-Bola Johnason & His Easy Life Top Beats-Ezuku Buzo
9-Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou-Koutoulié
10-The Silvertones-Tamborito Swing
11-Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers-Psychedelic Pucho
12-Orchestra Baobab-El Carretero
13-B.B Collins & the Powerfull Believers-Anoma Antu A
14-Alain Peters-Mangé pou le cœur
15-Rex Lawson-Jolly papa
16-Eddie Palmieri-Chocolate ice cream
17-Machito & His Afro-Cubans-Picadillo
18-James Moody And His Bopmen Featuring Chano Pozo-Tin Tin Deo 
19-Solomon Ilori & His Afro-drum Ensemble-Gbogbo Omo Ibile (Going Home)
20-Yusef Lateef-Brother John
21-Wayne Shorter-Footprints

Sunday Jam N°14 - Footprints (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

1-Tito Puente-Tito On Timbales
2-Julio Gutierrez Cuban Jam Session-Theme on mambo
3-Julio Gutierrez Cuban Jam Session-Cimarron
4-Bobby Montez-Kon tiki
5-Étoile De Dakar-Mane Kouma Xol
6-Super Eagles-Aliou Gori-Mami
7-Super Mama Djombo-Dissan Na M'Bera
8-Unknown (analog africa hidden track)
9-Dioniso Rocha-Lemba
10-Hallelujah Chicken Run Band-Ngoma Yarira
11-Hallelujah Chicken Run Band-Tamba Zimba Navashe
12-Thomas Mapfumo-Shumba
13-The Mgababa Queens-Maphuthi
14-Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou-Mawa Mon Nou Mio
15-Segun Bucknor-Smoke
16-Jabula-Ithumeleng-Ba Mamelodi
17-Mulatu Astatqué & The Heliocentrics-Mulatu
18-Carlos Garnett-Taurus woman
19-Sabu Martinez-Bernt
20-Francis Bebey-Sanza Tristesse
21-Ebenezer Obey-Ajoyio

Sunday Jam N°17 - Kon Tiki (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Le lyonnais Freakistan, de passage à la capitale pour 2 dates avec les copains de Around The World et Soulist, nous a fait l'honneur de passer au studio nous balancer des édits pleins de grooves et de funk. Replay.

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Every sunday on RTU 89.8 fm & web-21h-23h

1-Ray Barretto-Search for vulcan
2-Monguito Santamaria-Mambo new (1969)
3-Cortijo (cantando Ismael Riveira)-Monta mi caballito (bobby capo)
4-Beny Moré-Donde Estebas Tu
5-Orquesta Sublime-sabroso con el guarapo
6-Sonora Tropical-Lluvia
7-The Lebron Brothers-Sin ti
8-Hedzoleh-Hearts ne kotoko
9-Amadou Balake-Aminatha Du The
10-Andrés Landero-Busca la careta 
11-Os Reis de batuque-Trem Batucada
12-Jair Rodriguez-Alegria De Voces
13-João Bosco-Parati
14-Edú Lobo -Jogo De Roda
15-Don Drummond - Silver dollar
16-Franco & Le Tout Puissant OK Jazz - Ku Kisantu kikwenda ko
17-Picoby Band d'Abomey - Ye houe deou
18-Moussa Doumbia -  Keleya (45 Version)
19-Darondo - Get Up Off Your Butt
20-Anna Raye - Will You Love My Child
21-Lee Fields - My world
22-Harrie Mudie & King Tubby - Heavy duty dub
23-Carlton & THE Shoes - Forward Jerusalem
24-Wes Montgomery - Full house 
25-Dave Pike - Besame Mucho 
26-Horace Silver - Señor Blues (Live)
27-Babs gonzales - Lullaby of the doomed
28-Antonio Carlos Jobim & Luiz Bonfa-Manha de carnaval


Sunday Jam N°21 - Search For Vulcan (James Stewart for RTU 89.8 fm)

Every sunday on RTU (89.8fm & web)

1-Stan Tohon-Yallow 2
2-Ibo Combo-Ti garcon
3_Canadoes-Fine woman (Sofrito edit)
4-Ti Marcel-Nan point la vie 1
5-Muyei Power-Wali bena
6-Batida-Bantu
7-Pierre Kwenders-Kuna Na Goma (feat. Baloji)
8-Theophilus London – Calypso Blues [ft. The Dap Kings] 
9-Eddie Jefferson-Chameleon
10-Kenny Baron-In the meantime
11-Chief Checker-Solomon oba
12-Prince Blackman-Rockers delight
13-Easy Kabaka Brown-Agboho
14-Ayuune Sule-Who knows tomorrow
15-Chiwoniso-Zvichapera
16-Tumi Mogorosi-Thokozile Queen Mother
17-Sun Ra and his Myth Science Solar Arkestra-Springtime again
18-Ebenezer Obey-Ajoyio
19-Celestine Ukwu & his Philosophers National - Onwu ama eze
20-Nina Simone

Sunday Jam N°22 - Who Knows Tomorrow (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8 fm 9 to 11 p.m !

James Brown-Everybody want to get funky one more time
Rim Kwaku Obeng-Funky drummer
K. Frimpong & his Cubano Fiesta-Me Yee Owu Den
Abel Lima E Les Sofas - "Corre Ruba Corre Baxo"
Thomas Mapfumo-Nyoka Musango
Hallelujah Chicken Run Band-Mudzimu Ndiringe
Opambuo Internationals - Dee abeba mmra
Ali Chunkwumah & His Peace Makers International - Henrietta
Lancelot Layne-Yo tink it sorf
Jerry Gonzales-Ya yo me curé
To Ane El Lo Memo Sexteto-Nena
Orchestre Vévé Star-Nitarudia (Kenya)
Royal Band de Thiès - Hommage à Mbaye Fall
Camille Soprann Hildevert-Soprann aux Antilles
Al Jarreau-My favorite things
Eric Dolphy-Naïma
Fitz Gore-Gisela
Solon Goncalves-Pouki
Trio Select-Rat la

Sunday Jam N°32 - Ya Yo Me Curé(James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8fm 9 to 11 p.m
The playlist soon....

Sunday Jam N°34 - La Vie Conjugale(African Punk System) (james Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every sunday on RTU 89.8 fm & web ! 9 to 11 p.m !

Sunday Jam N°36 - Half And A Half (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every sunday on RTU 89.8 fm & web ! 9 to 11 p.m

Playlist soon on the blog afrosouldescarga.blogspot.com

Sunday Jam N°39 - Basement Party (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8 fm 9 to 11 p.m
Plyalist soon to come

Sunday Jam n°45-Anoma Antu A (James Stewart for RTU 89.8 fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8 & web from 8 to 10 p.m

Baba Commandant--Waso
Jeri JeriDub Dafa Nekh
Neba Solo - 
Kengue Kengue Orutu System-Obura jabilo
Okukuseku International Band of Ghana - Any trouble
Lone Ranger-Automatic
Burning Spear-Rocking time
Jennifer Lara-Consider me
The Supremes-Your heart belongs to me
Universouls-New generation
Soul President-Got to have it
TNT Boys-Musica del alma
Di Melo-Se o mundo acabasse em mel
James Mason-Slick city
Mad Man Jaga-Mama wam
Eddie Harris-Get On Down
Hugh Masekela-Melodi (Sounds of Home)
Ayetoro (Directions in music by Funsho Ogundipe)-Mr Xyz
Oneness of Juju-West wind
Joe Henderson- 3 sur inner urge
Tete Mbambisa - Trane Ride

Sunday Jam n°46-Slick city (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every sunday on RTU 89.8fm & web 8 to 10 p.m !

Sunday Jam n°47-Brotherhood (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8 fm 8 to 10 p.m

Sorry no playlist for this one, live mix at the radio...
Ask for the tracks...

Sunday Jam n°48-Doin' it in the park (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Every Sunday on RTU 89.8fm & web. 8 to 10 p.m

No playlist for this one, live mix at the radio, ask for tracks id...! Enjoy !

Sunday Jam N°49 - Safari (James Stewart for RTU 89.8 fm)

This mix has an Afrobeat slant but it's a real eclectic mix of different styles with an underlying Afro feel

E Go Betta (feat. Prince Fatty & Nostalgia 77) [Dub] - Dele Sosimi
James Stewart – Cotonou
The Seed - Tony Allen & Jeff Mills
2nd Chance (feat. Tony Allen) [Mind Enterprises Remix] – Cerrone
Jinja Pearls - Mugwisa International Xylophone Group
Too Much Information (Rainy City Music Version) - Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra
Dala Ma Siaya (Wolfonacid Spring Remix) - Ogoya Nengo, The Dodo Women
Congo Club (Original Mix) – Soundersons
The Same Blood (NIT Remix) – Tony Allen
Township Funk (Matias Aguayo's Comeme Mix) - DJ Mujava
Yemaya (Louie Vega's DJ Tool) - Louie Vega, Luisito Quintero, Nina Rodriguez
Let The Riddim - Moon Rocket, Swiss Chris
African Voodoo – Cerrone
Cape Town Jam - Auntie Flo
On te l'avait dit (Dimitri From Paris Super Disco Dub) – Voilaaa
Only Human – KH
Yunaa - Biggabush

Afro Manc Lockdown Mix

AFRU-IKA

The Heart of Pangea

Tracklist:
Peace on Earth – Ebo Taylor (Ghana)
Moving On – Tony Allen (Nigeria)
Shakara – Fela Kuti (Nigeria)
My Money, My Baby – Burna Boy (Nigeria)
Lagos Sisi – Bola Johnson (Nigeria)
Porry – Sorry Bamba (Mali)
Ndiri Ndanogo Niwe - Mbiri Young Stars (Kenya)
Akal Akal – Afro Futurism (Ethiopia)
Koko’s Vibration – Sabali (Kenya)
African Soldier – Seun Kuti (Nigeria)
The World Is My Land - Jupiter & Okwess International (Congo)
Ye Ke Ye Ke – Mory Kante (Guinea)
Thoni Na Caki – New Katanga Sound (Kenya)
Dée Moo Wóor - Orchestra Baobab (Senegal)
Moussolou – Oumou Sangare (Mali)   
Sabali – Rokia Traore (Mali)
Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba - Abe Sumaya (Mali)
Kanou – Yelé ft. Sukhdev Prasad Mishra (Mali)

AFRU-IKA

The resilience of a culture should never be defined by an ability to withstand change but by the capacity to react creatively to the realities of a situation. The unjust reality of social and political inequality has given birth to some of the most powerful music ever created.

The explosion of Soul in the late 1950s and 1960s was unprecedented. Since its inception, Soul music was deeply intertwined with the American Civil Rights movement and the issues surrounding race relations. By the 1970s, Soul had crossed over into the mainstream with an extraordinary response. Soul artists reached the summits of commercial success and the African-American people found a voice for unity, strength, and perseverance. From protesting against wars to fighting for freedom, the legacy of Soul as a tool for communication and unity lamented a strong vision for the future. It is heart-breaking that the conscious narrative of this music is still relevant and poignant today.

Music is the social cornerstone of the African population. It is a medium through which Africans in the so-called “new world” created a meaningful existence. The traditions established by African slaves have given rise to a perpetually evolving cultural framework of creativity. The ability of African culture to define musical history is and remains an awe-inspiring, and teleological force that lives and breathes in western culture today.
 
The heartbeat of the music we know and love is derived from African rhythm. From folklore passed down from African ancestors to spiritually uplifting Gospel. From the hardship of rural Blues to the accented beat of Rock ‘n’ Roll. From the cool melodies of Jazz to the high energy of Swing. From the irresistible power of Motown to Psychedelic Soul and Rock. From rhythm-driven Funk to Hip Hop, Disco, Electro, House, and Techno. From sensual Neo-Soul to R&B inspired pop and Brit Rock. From Africa to Jamaica, Jamaica to England. Dub, Reggae, Dancehall, and Ragga to Jungle, Drum&Bass, and Dubstep. From New York to London, Garage to Grime. All were created in the style of African tradition, using its vocabulary, rhythm, style, and fashion. As old genres fade, new genres rise – all cultivated by the hands of time to fit the condition of the African diaspora. 

We must be eternally grateful for the styles, melodies, rhythms, psalms, and hymns that were brought to us from the shores of West Africa, through the middle passage, in the underbelly of the slave ships. 
 
This mixtape is a tribute to the souls of those great women, men, and children who had their foundations shaken and lives taken by the hands of imperial colonialism and fascist supremacy. 
 
With a love for the world, and a desperate plea for truth, rights, security, and independence we must stand united, not forgetting that love is the strongest of all passions. 

Universal Love, Peace, Justice, and Excellence all around the world.

Keep On Keeping On

RTU n°1-What is wrong with grooving ?

1-Lonnie Smith-Sideman (1967, Columbia)
2-Grant Green-Sookie Sookie
3-Eddie Jefferson-Psychedelic Sally
4-Roy Porter Sound Machine-Jessica
5-Jon Lucien-Luella (1973)
6-Funk Inc-Give me your love (1973)
7-Letta M'Bulu-What is wrong with grooving
8-Nancy Wilson-Hurt so bad
9-Orlandivo-Onde anda meu amor
10-Dave Pike-Besame Mucho (Verve)
11-Jeremy Steig-hownlin for Judy (Blue Note)
12-Awakening-Mode for DD (1973,Universal sound)
13-Archie Shepp-The cry of my people (1973)
14-Nathan Davis-Stick buddy (1976, Universal sound)
15-Lou Donaldson-One cylender (1967)
16-Sun Ra-Enlightenment
17-Duke Ellington & John Coltrane-In a sentimental mood
18-Stan Getz & Dizzie Gillespie-Siboney, Pt. 2
19-Miriam Makeba-Little boy
20-Oscar Brown Junior-All blues
21-Nina Simone-I love you Porgy
22-Leon Thomas-Echoes (1969, flying dutchman)
23-Sathima Bea Benjamin-Music
24-Charlie Parker-Billie's bounce

Sunday Jam n°1-What is wrong with grooving (James Stewart for RTU 89.8)

included Petit à Petit, first recorded track from OSEMAKO, a brand new afrobeat band leaded by Muyiwa Kunnuji. To know more about Osemako and for the complete playlist check the blog on afrosouldescarga.blogspot.com

Afrosouldescarga 15-Petit à Petit

DJ passionné par les musiques de l’Atlantique Noir. Il a participé à de nombreux festivals (Wordwide Festival de Gilles Petterson, Jazz à Vienne, Tribu Festival, Invits de Villeurbanne, Nuits Sonores…). Il est Dj Résident et programmateur des Soirée Black Atlantic Club au Sucre (Lyon), à l'Opéra Undergound, Ninkasi Kao, Café à Lyon, La Bobine à Grenoble etc... : Pat Thomas, Jupiter Okwess, Vaudou Game, Batida, Family Atlantica, Ebo Taylor, Orlando Julius & Heliocentrics, Laurent Garnier, Auntie Flo, MCDE, Raoul K…. 
Il est le fondateur du blog Afrosouldescarga et anime une mixtape consacrée à ces musiques de "l'Atlantique Noir" sur, Nova Lyon, LYL Radio & Radioshic. A collaboré entre autres avec Radio Grenouille (Marseille), Radio Nova (Paris). Il donne aussi des conférences sur le sujet : Tribu Festival 2012, Musée Africain de Lyon 2013, Jazz à Vienne 2012 avec Manu Dibango, Cave à Jazz (Smac 07) 2014, Salif Keïta (Lyon 2016)…
Producteur, percussionniste son premier EP, "Cotonou", est sorti en 2018 sur le label suisse Alma Negra. Son dernier EP "Atlantic River Drive" est sorti sur le label Mawimbi Records en octobre 2020 (FIP, NOVA, RFI, RTS...). Il a aussi sorti le single "Nolias" en 2019 sur le label anglais "On the Corner Records".

Presse :
"Si Atlantic River Drive (en référence au titre du livre de Paul Gilroy, repère incontournable pour les études des diasporas) est un coup de chapeau de James Stewart aux riches échanges culturels entre l’Afrique et ses diasporas, son album est aussi un écrin privilégié pour évoquer sa condition d’homme et de père comme sur le titre Where Are We Going? ( qui sort le 9 octobre). Ses mots chantés en frafra par Ayuune Sule évoquent l'urgence pour tout un chacun(e), de "chérir les communautés humaines dans lesquelles nous évoluons alors même que le futur de nos sociétés demeure largement incertain".  FIP 2020

"Musicien, organisateur de soirée, animateur, dj… James Stewart sillonne le vinyl et les rivages noirs de l’océan atlantique (d’ailleurs il organise à Lyon et Grenoble les soirées Black Atlantic Club) depuis tellement de temps maintenant qu’il est ce qu’on peut appeler un guide de la mer noire...Un voyage qui part de ces terres frafra encore mystérieuses, porté par le souffle rauque de la voix de Ayuune Sule, et le minimalisme vif du kologo, et secondé de près par Stewart qui s’agite derrière le gouvernail dans un élégant ballet d’arrangements lascifs." DJOLO.net

"Sur cet EP, deux titres imaginés avec Ayuune Sule donnent le ton de l’album. D’abord, « Atlantic River Drive », construit pour les dancefloors, qui résume à lui seul les passerelles entre l’Afrique avec ses diasporas. Puis, « Where Are We Going ? », épopée lancinante aux solos de synthés perçants et chaloupés. En face B, deux relectures de Simbad (Brownswood Recordings, Worldwide FM) viennent apporter une autre vision de cette Afrique moderne. Qu’on aime." Le Nouvel Obs

« Une mixtape parfaite qui retrace 30 d’Afro-disco » - Radio Nova

« Concoctée par James Stewart, DJ diplômé en musiques africaines, The Bofou Safou mixtape est un véritable voyage dans le temps revisitant 30 ans d’afro-disco. » - Les Inrocks


English version

James Stewart is DJ host and programmator for the Black Atlantic club monthly party at Le Sucre in Lyon. He’s active member and programmer for the collective Palmwine Records, he is the founder of the blog Afrosouldescarga and hosts radio shows devoted to Black Atlantic music on Radio Nova Lyon LYL Radio & Radioshic. He also gives lectures on the subject. Producer, percussionist, his first EP, Cotonou, was issue on Alma Negra label the 8th of june 2018. His new EP "Atlantic river drive" has been issue last october on Mawimbi Records. He also has a single, "Nolias" on the label "On the Corner Records" UK.

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Sunday Jam n°5-Turning Point (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

James Stewart !