Boiler room & other featuring

For this sixth show on Radio Primavera, I’ll link two of my old loves : Motown and reggae. Then you understand how Smokey Robinson, Norman Whitfield or Holland-Dozier-Holland also had a huge impact on the Jamaican and British reggae production. Ah yes, I’ve maybe put too much of The Tempts, but hey I liked them a lot.

Windows on the World ep06 - From Motown to Kingston

Great back to back to back DJ session on the @dubsmugglers soundsystem at this year's @dimensionsfestival in Croatia, alongside @floatingpoints, Tom Smith from the ace Cosmic Slop night in Leeds, ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/211633616863/ ) all held together by the mighty MC Kwasi. We all played vinyl, one or two tunes each for most of the session, with a slightly longer set each towards the end.

Massive thanks to everyone involved!

Full Tracklisting: 0.00 BLO 'CHANT TO MOTHER EARTH  0.06 TELEVISION 'LITTLE JOHNNY JEWEL'  0.12 RACHEL SWEET 'ITS SO DIFFERENT HERE'  0.14 DARONDO 'DIDNT I'  0.18 THE FUNKEES 'ACID ROCK'   0.21 KING SUNNY ADE 'THE MESSAGE'  0.30 HONEY B'S 'WHAT LOVE CAN DO'  0.34 ANANSI 'SEA SHELLS'  0.39 SERGIO MENDES 'THE REAL THING'  0.43 HARVEY MASON 'TIL YOU TAKE MY LOVE'  0.46 EDDIE KENDRICKS 'BODY TALK'  0.53 SUN PALACE 'RUDE MOVEMENTS'  0.59 RISCO CONNECTION 'AIN'T NO STOPPING US NOW'  1.07 AIRTO MOREIRA 'ITS TIME FOR CARNIVAL'  1.15 DE LA SOUL AND J DILLA 'SHUMP'  1.18 CODEK 'TIM TOUM'  1.21 MONO/POLY 'OIL FIELDS'  1.25 PAMOJA 'OOH BABY'  1.28 JESSE MCFALL 'I THOUGHT YOU OUGHT TO KNOW'  1.31 COSMOS UNIVERSAL BAND 'THIRD EYE'  1.34 REGGAE EXPERIENCE 'ADOMS TREO'  1.36 LARRY T AND THE FAMILY 'I'M MOVING ON'  1.39 JOAO DONATO 'AMAZONAS'   1.42 STEVE PARKS 'MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION'  1.45 ELOSIE LAWS 'PUT A LITTLE LOVE INTO IT'  1.48 SUN 'WAIT A MINUTE'  1.52 AGED IN HARMONY 'TRUST IN ME'  1.56 ARNOLD BLAIR 'TRYING TO GET NEXT TO YOU'  1.59 ANAMARIA E MAURICIO 'MANDATO'   2.01 MONK HIGGINS 'GOTTA BE FUNKY'  2.02 GORDON STAPLES 'STRUNG OUT'  2.03 SUN RA 'WHERE PATHWAYS MEET'  2.10 UNSPOKEN HEARD 'JAMBOREE'  2.11 MOONDOG 'DOG TROT'  2.13 CEDRIC BROOKS 'GLORY TO SOUNDS'  2.17 THE JAMAICANS 'SING FREEDOMS'  2.19 JABO 'GETTING DOWN AT THE DISCO'  2.22 SHAWN J PERIOD 'INSTRUMENTAL BONUS NO.1'  2.24 FATIMA 'TECHNOLOGY'  2.26 DONNY HATHAWAY 'VOICES INSIDE (EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING)'  2.29 RUFUS & CHAKA 'WHAT AM I MISSING'  2.33 GRACE JONES 'MY JAMAICAN GUY (DUB)'  2.37 MARVIN GAYE 'FUNKY SPACE REINCARNATION'  2.46 NEAL CREQUE 'WHAT YOU WANNA DO IS DO IT'  2.51 PAUL NGOZI 'CANT YOU HEAR ME'  2.55 KING SUNNY ADE 'SYNCRO SYSTEM'  3.00 THE VISION 'LAID BACK AND GROOVY'  3.07 HEAVEN AND EARTH 'I REALLY LOVE YOU (INSTRUMENTAL)'  3.10 SYLVIA STRIPLIN 'GIVE ME YOUR LOVE'  3.16 DR JOHN 'WHAT COMES AROUND (GOES AROUND)'  3.18 BATTEAUX 'HIGH TIDE'  3.21 JOSE FELICIANO 'GOLDEN LADY'  3.27 JOHNNY LYTLE 'SELIM'  3.30 JEREMY STIEG 'HOWLING FOR JUDY'  3.35 THEO PARRISH & TONY ALLEN 'FEEL LOVED'  3.41 BRASS FEVER 'TIME IS RUNNING OUT'  3.43 PRINCE BUSTER 'FUNKY JAMAICA'  3.47 BOB MARLEY 'ROCKING STEADY'  3.49 SYLVIA TELLA 'BROTHERS UNITE'  3.51 MORGAN HERITAGE 'REGGAE MUSIC'  3.54 GEORGE FULLWOOD 'NATTY DREAD SHE WANT'  3.56 JOHNNY OSBOURNE 'LOVE IS UNIVERSAL'  4.02 FRANKIE PAUL 'DELIVERANCE'  4.07 WARRIOR KING 'KEEP THE FAITH'  4.10 AL CAMPBELL 'JAH LOVE'  4.18 MORGAN HERITAGE 'ONE RASTA MAN'  4.21 DENNIS BROWN 'CHILDREN OF ISRAEL'  4.27 WILLIE WILLIAMS & BRENTFORD DISCO SET 'ARMAGIDEON TIME'  4.29 DENNIS BROWN & ASWAD 'PROMISED LAND'  4.31 ASWAD 'DUB FIRE'  4.33 PETER TOSH 'JONNY B GOOD'  4.39 TITO PUENTE '4 BEAT MAMBO'  4.43 ELECTRIC SOUL 'ELECTRIC SOUL'  4.45 X-RAY 'LOCK IT DOWN'  4.48 SERGIO MENDES 'POMBA GIRA'  4.52 SAM MOST 'JUNGLE FANTASY'   4.54 WAREIKA HILL SOUNDS 'KUMINA MENTO RASTA'   5.01 SEXUAL HARASSMENT 'EXCERCISE YOUR ASS OFF'  5.06 PATTI LABELLE 'GET READY (LOOKING FOR LOVE) RON HARDY EDIT'  5.09 DRUM DANCE 'FANGA ALAFIA (JOE'S EDIT)'  5.13 GUNNAR WENDEL  '578 (OMAR S. RUDE BOY WARM MIX)/GIL SCOTT-HERON 'BICENTENNIAL BLUES'  5.20 SYLVESTER 'OVER AND OVER'  5.24 AMADOU ET MARIAM 'BARA (JOAQUIN'S SACRED RHYTHM DANCE)'  5.32 P-FUNK ALL STARS 'HYDRAULIC PUMP'  5.35 PARLIAMENT 'FLASHLIGHT'  5.37 PUSHA T 'NUMBERS ON THE BOARDS'  5.42 HOT 8 BRASS BAND 'SEXUAL HEALING'  5.48 TOURÉ KUNDA 'EM'MA'  5.52 WAREIKA HILL SOUNDS 'NO MORE WAR'  5.56 AZYMUTH 'TAMBORIM, CUÍCA, GANZA, BERIMBAU'  5.59 OS TREMENDOES 'THE NAME OF THE GAME'  6.02 JACK JACOBS 'I BELIEVE IN YOU'  6.07 5 MILES OUT 'SET YOUR MIND FREE'   6.09 TOMORROWS PEOPLE 'OPEN SOUL'  6.15 ARTHUR RUSSELL 'LET'S GO SWIMMING'  6.18 STEPHEN ENCINAS 'LYPSO ILLUSION'  6.23 BERNARD WRIGHT 'CHILLIN' OUT'  6.29 TAXIE 'ROCK DONT STOP'   6.32 HASHIM 'AL NAAFIIYSH'  6.37 EDEE 'MAKE IT LAST'  6.40 JUNIOR DELGADO 'ROW FISHERMAN'

Full gigs list here: http://mrscruff.com/gigs/

Mr Scruff, Floating Points, Tom Smith & MC Kwasi on the Dub Smugglers Sound System, Dimensions 2013

Hour of Light is hosted by Ahu, Istanbul-based cult singer, DJ and songwriter. On her last Worldwide FM, she presents a jazz special.

Photo: Ruya Baraz

https://worldwidefm.net/episode/hour-of-light-with-ahu-6

Hour of Light with Ahu // 27-10-22

This recording is available to download at: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/james-stewart

James Stewart Boiler Room Lyon DJ Set

Rinse FM Podcast

Quantic - 31 October 2023

We were asked to record a short mix for our brothers from Polyfon Records for their broadcast on Erfurt's Radio F.R.E.I. We decided to go for Funk and Boogie from Brazil, Libya, Belgium, France, Turkey and the US. We hope you enjoy this very short mix! 

KALAKUTA SOUL RECORDINGS @ RADIO F.R.E.I, Erfurt

Kaleidoskop Radioshow 29.10.2016 Radio Eins Berlin, Germany with Alex Barck/Jazzanova and Matthias Helwig.
German commentary.
A tribute to the Brazilian fusion band Azymuth.
full release info of new album and tour dates: tinyurl.com/AzyFnxTour

Azymuth tribute Mix / Kaleidoskop Radio Show/ Jazzanova

James Stewart (Voilaaa Sound System) & Amadou & Mariam present : the 'Bofou Safou' mixtape.
Afro / Disco / Funk : a 30 years Odissey.

« Bofou Safou » est le nom donné en bambara (la langue nationale du Mali) aux garçons nonchalants qui préfèrent danser que travailler. Un grand mix conçu en forme de voyage autour de trente ans d’afro-disco et confié à James Stewart, DJ spécialisé dans les musiques africaines, résident au Sucre de Lyon, co-organisateur des soirées Black Atlantic Club, mais surtout membre du Voilaaa Sound System.

Un Sound System à la manière de ceux de Nothing Hill Gate et construit autour de la personnalité hors-norme du lyonnais Bruno Hovart (aka Patchworks) qui depuis plus de quinze ans fait danser et vivre la world music. Notamment avec Voilaaa un projet pétillant qui revisite l’afro-disco des années 70 et qui a offert récemment au classique « Je pense à toi » d’Amadou & Mariam une relecture dancefloor absolument irrésistible.

Une mixtape qui parcourt trente années d’afro-dance où se télescopent figures incontournables et disques rares, les années 2010 comme les 70, des expérimentations électroniques de William Oneyabor à la voix ensorcelante d’Oumou Sangaré, des percus en folie d’Eric Cosaque à l’ultra-funky Livy Ekemezie, du groovy Voilaaa au classique Mory Kanté, se permettant même de subtiles excursions vers la cumbia et le zouk. Sans perdre de vue évidemment Amadou et Mariam, fil conducteur de cette mixtape qui atteste en dansant que l’influence du duo sur le revival et l’engouement actuel autour des musiques africaines, et surtout de l’afro-disco-funk, n’est plus à prouver. Eux qui furent parmi les premiers à déchiffrer de nouveaux territoires pour les musiques africaines et à se frotter aux mélanges les plus pop et électroniques.

Tracklisting

Oumou Sangare - Ya La
O.R.E.A - Biguine inferno
Niama Makalou & African Soul Band - Kognokoura
International Soleil Band - Ta Lassa
Francine McGee - Delirium
Shina Adewale - Oba Oyebade Lipede (James Stewart & Chylorama Edit)
William Onyeabor - Body & Soul (Justin Strauss & Bryan Mette Whatever Remix)
Francis Bebey - Bissao (Pilooski Edit)
Voilaaa feat. Pat Kalla - Pour la vie
Livy Ekemezie - Delectation
Eric Cosaque - Bazouka
Nina Emilia - Empuja Empuja
Pablo Lubadika Porthos - Mbongo Mokosi
Mory Kanté - Courougnegne (Ledoux Records)
Amadou & Mariam - Dyana

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James Stewart (Voilaaa Sound System) & Amadou & Mariam present : the 'Bofou Safou' mixtape

BRAZILIAN BOOGIE IV Afro edition. 
a Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc mixtape

welcome friends
summertime always brings me in the mood for tropical music: It´s about time for my annual brazilian mixtape,You´ll hear  brazilian boogie unclassics ,new funky samba  discoveries and a killer Fender led psych compacto to close the mix. No more US copycat Disco Dolly dancing,here´s the goods with a strong  focus on  A.F.R.O.  in musica brasiliera. Jobim was my first love, Jorge Ben is my second.
Umbabarauma !

all strictly vintage  wax,apart from two edits I made exclusively for this mix. thnx Mr&Mrs Lang for intro ,compactos & kaaschaaß.Pl bring more Maracuja !

Tom Wieland           august 17

ps. no full tracklist available, feel free to ask for single ID´s.

soundcloud.com/freesoulinc

BRAZILIAN BOOGIE IV Afro edition. a Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc mixtape

James Stewart is DJ host and co-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.

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James Stewart #2

“Saved My Life“ is a joint project led by label bosses Micky (The Healing Company) and Hermann (Tieffrequent)@the-healing-company

Micky Explains:

"He sent me a couple of demos a few years ago, I loved his music and immediately decided to release a twelve inch on the Healing Company. For that reason, we met afterwards several times in Berlin and became close friends. We found out quickly that we are kind of “soulmates”, made for each other, sharing the same sense of humor, politics, philosophy – and of course the same love for music. Even if we are both releasing mostly contemporary house music on our respective labels, our deepest love is for soulful music from the old days. We are fascinated by the lovely vibes of the past, this special touch of melancholia, emotion, deepness and playfulness that is difficult to put it into words – it is something you can feel much better when listening.

One day we had the idea to do some edits of long forgotten tunes we love. After a couple of studio sessions, the result was our first release, “A Piano Saved My Life“ with four piano-driven edits out of Jazz Funk, Italo Disco and some Balearic vibes. We released it as a small vinyl edition on my new sub-label “Piano Music“ and we got very surprised by the warm and positive feedback the EP had worldwide.
www.discogs.com/Saved-My-Life-A-P…e/release/9225354

Instead of just playing the compactos from beginning to end we tried another approach: avoiding fade ins and outs and doing a mix with a constant flow and vibe. This proved at the end much trickier as we originally thought, since one of the most charming aspects of old Brazilian music is also that you have very well produced commercial albums on the one hand and independent lo-fi recordings on the other hand – but just as good and worth to listen and play! 
After digging in our collections and choosing around 80 records, we reduced the selection to fit into a 90 minutes mix, creating a journey that spans some of Brazil’s most popular music genres: from classic Bossa Nova to MPB, Samba Soul, Samba Rock, Boogie, Disco, Forro, Tropicalia and Psychedelia, from 60 bpm to 140 bpm. Our selection is not dogmatic or academic, we are not presenting a certain time period, style or region – we even take a detour to Italy and France during the mix. What we want to present are records and music that are touching us emotionally, with their delightful vibes from the past, including songs from the early 70s to the early 90s, some well known and highly appreciated, some more obscure or completely unknown, some from reputable artists, some from “one-hit wonders “, who disappeared in the depths of time.

01. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)
02. Jesse Pessoa – Chove Chuva (1980)
03. The Spins – The Valley Of Temples (1978)
04. Bolão ‎– Sem Querer (1984)
05. Paulo Braga – Barra Da Saia (1975)
06. Django – Samba Nova (1975)
07. Commanders – Boi Da Cara Branca (1978)
08. Você Canta O Sucesso – Olhos Coloridos (1983)
09. Mariano – Ciúme (1993)
10. Bebeto – Com Você Sou (1985)
11. Cid Belar – Questão De Pele (?)
12. Caú – De Bracos Abertos (1986) 
13. Moreira Jr. – Rasteira (1983)
14. Sônia – Adoia (1975)
15. Música Viva 83 – Brasil Especial (1983)
16. Maysa – Rasguei A Minha Fantasia (1974)
17. Marizinha ‎– Brincadeira De Amor (1979)
18. Regininha – Nas Tuas Mãos (1978)
19. Tino Gomes ‎– Raio De Luz (1987)
20. Dedé ‎– Sinceramente (1983)
21. Sabor De Mel ‎– Pra Rimar Com Amor (1981)
22. Directory ‎– Monday / Caipira Train (1983)
23. Neusinha Brizola – Rio De Janeiro (1983)
24. Dudu França ‎– Vem Dançar (Disco Mix) (1978)
25. Alvaro ‎– Povo Novo (1987)
26. Loalwa ‎– Pode Chegar (?)
27. Pery Ribeiro ‎– Abre Alas (1974)
28. Lena Rios ‎– Chapada Do Corisco (1978)
29. Zapatta ‎– Fiesta Macabra (1973)
30. Gilvan Fellip ‎– Alô Deus (?)
31. Sueli – Você (1973)
32. Sirino E Fagner ‎– Copa Luz (1971)
33. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)

GOURANGA MIXTAPE: Saved My Life's Brazilian Mixtape

James Stewart @jimmmy-1 warming up for the final Black Atlantic Club

James Stewart | Black Atlantic Club Closing | 27/04/19

Gilles Peterson remembers great artists who have passed in the last year with his annual RIP Mix for Worldwide Awards 2020.

Gilles Peterson: Worldwide Awards 2020 RIP Mix

Entretien avec Manu Dibango réalisé en 2012, en public, sur la Scène de Cybele pour Jazz à Vienne à l’initiative de Benjamin Tanguy (un grand merci à lui pour l’invitation). Le lendemain le festival proposait une carte blanche à cette immense artiste camerounais qui aura traversé une bonne partie du 20e siècle, son ténor et ses compositions à la main : la colonisation, les indépendances, l’afro-centrisme afro-américain, le jazz, la soul, les musiques africaines de la rumba congolaise au renouveau du makossa camerounais et j’en passe… J’ai laissé l’entretien dans son entièreté, et dans l’ordre en essayant d’illustrer par des passages de sa discographie qui correspondent le plus possible à ce dont nous sommes en train de parler. Evidemment, le choix des morceaux est tout à fait subjectif…je garde le souvenir d’un grand bonhomme, d’une grande humanité, d’une grande humilité et d’un sourire ravageur. Paix à son âme.



Playlist

1-Manu Dibango Face A n°1-Répondez-nous seigneur (45T) 1963
2-Extract from Gjon Mili movie-Jammin' the blues/Marie Savage-Sunny side of the street 1944
3-Grand Kalle & L'African Jazz-La vida Africa 1963
4-Manu Dibango face B n°1-Guantanamera (45T) 1963
5Manu Dibango-Coconut 1972
6-Manu Dibango-O Boso (45T) 1972
7-Manu Dibango-New Bell 1972
8-Manu Dibango-Night in Zeralda 1972
9-Manu Dibango-Du bush a bush 1975
10-Manu Dibango & Fania All Stars-Soul Makossa 1975
11-Manu Dibango Grand orchestre-hommage a Duke Ellington 
12-Cheick Tidiane Seck feat Manu Dibango-African cook book 2020
13-Manu Dibango-L'arbre a palabres 1985
14-Manu Dibango- Lagos go slow 1975 
15-Manu Dibango-Manudi 1982
16-Manu Dibango-Otetena munja 1963


playlist des morceaux derrière les voix

1-Manu Dibango face B n°1 « Figaro cha-cha-cha"
2-Grand Kalle & L'African Jazz-Table Ronde
3-Manu Dibango-Matumba
4-Manu Dibango-Motapo
5-Cheick Tidiane Seick feat Manu Dibango-Timbuktu
6-Manu Dibango-Electric Africa
7-Manu Dibango-Repondez-nous seigneur

Spéciale Manu Dibango (James Stewart for Nova Lyon 89.8fm)

An hour of dub and lovers rock. It was supposed to be the summer of dub ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Summer Of Dub

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.

Graphisme-Emmanuel Prost
http://emmanuelprost.blogspot.fr/

James Stewart #2

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