At this mark Michael Dowd’s voice sounds demonic for about 15 secs. Hahaha!          Rev. Dowd, thank you so much for recording your readings. I’ve recently found them and very much appreciate them. 

JMG - Arc of the Future and The Long Descent

An ode to the movement of sound and the journey of dance. Here’s to listening to our bodies and music as a divine vessel for connection. Channeled as much divine feminine energy as I could muster for this mix, hope it moves you💗

Fluidity - sweaty by nature x BAE for Mixcloud Womxn’s Month 2021

TEXT: https://www.ecosophia.net/a-sense-of-deja-vu/

JMG - A Sense Of Déjà Vu

On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States – Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, The Staples Singers, and more – boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival”.  Thousands of audience members filled Accra’s Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music.  The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana’s independence, but also an invitation for a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa.  This episode revisits the famed music festival at its 50th Anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana.  Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more.  Produced by Brandi Howell.

APWW #829

Soul To Soul At 50

In STEALTH by Sonallah Ibrahim, the narrator, a boy living in Cairo sneaks around the city spying on its citzens. By taking in its sights, sounds, and smells, the boy creates a portraint of 1950s Cairo. In a previous post, we explored those sights with an animation by Nathaniel Whitcomb who created a motion collage from the mid-century Cairo photographs of Don Church. Now, we present to you a mix of popular 1950s Egytian music compiled by Brian Shimkovitz of Awesome Tapes From Africa. 

1. Samia Gamal “Ay Ya Zein” [Oh Beautiful] (from the film Valley of the Kings) 
2. Um Kalthoum “Howa Sahih El-Hawa Ghallab” [Is It True That Love Is Irresistible?]
3. Laila Murad “Men Al Qalb Lel-Qalb Rasool” [Heart to Heart] (from the film Heart to Heart)
4. Fareed al-Atrash “Hebeena Hebeena” [Love Us, Love Us] (from the film Nagham Fi Hayati)
5. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “El Sudan”
6. Laila Mourad “Abgad Hawaz”
7. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “Ahebo Mahma Ashof Meno”
8. Farid Shawqi & Yehia Chahine with dancer Naemat Mokhtar [title unknown] (from the film The Black Knight)
9. Um Kalthoum “Ya Hobena Al Kabir” [Oh Great Love] 
10. Mohamed Fawzi “Ta'ab el-Hawa Albi” [Oh the Sweetness of Love] (from the film Banat Hawaa) 
11.  Laila Murad “Aahd El Hawa” (from the film Flirtation of Girls)

More info on the novel STEALTH and a Q&A with ATFA: http://ndbooks.com/blog/article/stealth-mix-awesome-tapes-from-africa-for-nd

STEALTH Mix: Awesome Tapes From Africa for New Directions

Melting Point show number 52 on Red Light Radio

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This was recorded live at the Prajna Meditation Centre, India. It is part Twelve of 'The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva' and covers verses 31 to 34. The things we should give up are attachment, criticizing, hypocrisy and speaking badly. 

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Things We Need To Give Up - 37 Practices Part Twelve

J Key from Groovewell steps up and delivers a smooth set of house before flipping the mood with some eclectic dance floor anthems.

JKey | Fault Radio DJ Set | Relief Sessions in Oakland (March 22, 2020)

JMG - The - Long - Descent - 2

JMG - The - Long - Descent - 1

TEXT: https://www.ecosophia.net/the-arc-of-our-future/

John Michael Greer - The Arc Of The Future (July 2020)

Stream / Download / Vinyl: https://kryptox.lnk.to/Karaba

Karaba is the new band on Kryptox. The Berlin label founded to show what’s happening in the German Jazz crossover scene. One of these bands is Karaba from Munich. The band was already featured on the Kryptox Kraut Jazz Futurism Compilation in 2019.
Now they deliver their first album for Kryptox. Five young guys from Munich. Skilled and tight on their instruments and deeply rooted in the heritage of all kind of wild forms of jazz, krautrock and psychedelic music.

The kids began to jam together when starting to study music in 2012. Being from Munich, a town where legendary Kraut Rock bands like Amon Düül, Guru Guru and Embryo came from, the Karaba guys are obviously influenced by these german kraut and psychedelic sounds. You can hear that in many shades of this album: the complexity of the unusual rhythmical fundaments and percussive patterns. The Prog-Rock parts, with these partly abstract unisono lines and strange melodic figures or unexpected chord changes.

Karaba’s album starts with a slightly arabic feel. The repetitive groove of “Der Inder” gets the listener immediately into a different south-eastern space. Later the music gets more animated, more structured and more uplifting. A whole universe of little influences. Shades of certain Jazz and prog-rock bands: you might think about the canterbury scene of the 1960ies and 70ies. There are textures reminding of Soft Machine, Frank Zappa, Mats and Morgan, Kraan and maybe some Passport influences. (Another band from Munich that left a huge footmark in the worldwide jazz fusion history).
The whole Karaba sound has a certain 1970es feel. But not in a pure retro way. The LP sounds more like a modern psychedelic 2020 Lofi Indie Jazz thing – a sound that fits well in these wild times and finds its place in the actual scenario of new jazz bands worldwide.

http://kryptox.org

Pheremon Crumble Wax

Karaba - Der Inder

A vinyl mix of 32 jazz-funk, fusion, prog and other kinds of recordings released in Denmark, between 1970 and 1988. Expect mellow, deep and experimental grooves with heavy drums. All instrumental, and just too good to sample...

Enjoy :-)

Local Grooves

Local Grooves (Danish 70's & 80's Jazz-Funk, Prog & Fusion)

Folge #116 / UGW's favorite Dilla Sample-Flips Pt. 2

Rhett Miller is the lead singer of the rock band OLD 97’s. He also records solo albums, and has published poetry and prose.

“Scotch and Soda” Kingston Trio
“Tous Les Garçons et les Filles” Françoise Hardy
“Tower of song“ Leonard Cohen
“You were always on my mind“ Willie Nelson
“I’m so lonesome I could cry“ Hank Williams
“Red Hot” Billy Riley 
“Hey Good Lookin’” Ray Charles
“Porpoise Song” The Monkees
“Complainte Pour Ste Catherine” Kate & Anna McGarrigle
“Catch The Wind” Donovan

L'envie #85 :: Rhett Miller

JMG - Stange Days Dawning - 3:3:21

Michael Dowd died October 2023. This soundcloud list is a substantial part of his legacy. Here he shares, via his voice, the major books, blogs, and other texts that instructed his own worldview shift into recognizing the multiple causes of the civilizational collapse underway and wisdom for moving into a postdoom perspective of clarity, calm, and compassionate love-in-action. As a Postdoom pastor, Michael aimed to support others in deeply adapting to abrupt climate change and societal and ecological breakdowns. Websites: https://www.postdoom.com and http://thegreatstory.org

JMG - The - Long - Descent - 1

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