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

This week on Island Time brings back another offering from @AnalogDakarClub , a collective of DJ's passionate about analogue African popular music - vinyl records and tapes - which has been organizing parties in the Senegalese capital for two years.

The mix is a journey from the West Indies to West Africa, back and forth, A mix of rhythms and cultures where it's hard to say who inspired who. The African influences in the West Indies music is obvious but we also found a lot of Caribbean patterns inspired songs all over West African artists. And we added some rare and outstanding 7" just dug.

Cover pic is a picture by Senegalese photographer Omar Ly from Podor

Tracklist::

Corveta «Coração volgar» (Morabeza Records)
Henri Des, Guy Alcindor, Manuela Pioche «A dans on bois demie» (Disques Debs)
Luis Moraies & Conjunto Voz de Cabo Verde «Maria Graciela» (Edição Da Casa Silva)
Orchestre Septentrional La Boule de Feu d’Haiti «Nostalgie» (Cosept Records)
Muangolé «Mulatinha vai» (Voz de Cabo Verde)
Os Appolos «D’leau Coco» (La Do Si Discos)
Grammack International «Joue un bon partie dans la vie» (Discos Monte Cara)
Mamadou Doumbia et Conseil de l’Entente «Année Internationale de la Femme»(Safie Deen)
Traoré Amadou dit Ballaké «Guénébou» (Club Voltaïque du Disque)
Rail Band «Mouodilo» (EMI)
Leon Keïta «Ifarana» (Papa Disco)
Kyeremateng Atwede & Kyeremateng Stars «Never Follow Woman» (Sacodis)

Island Time Radio  Mix 40 With Analog Dakar Club

Times de Tough - The Emperor
Je Suis Perdu - Les Tran Thuyen
Nomali - The Movers
Like a High Flying Bird - Francis Bebey
Dead Boot - Grapefruit
Exodus - Davy Graham
Walkin the Streets After Dark - Willie Hays
I'm a Lone Wolf - Leon Payne
Lone Wolf - Ghostdance
A Taste of One - Ace of Cups
Lost in the Paradise - Caetano Veloso
Come on Party - Bunny Clarke
Freedom Street - Shadow
Don't you Know - Jan Hammer Group
I'm Alone (interlude) - Bobby Mcferrin
Slick - Ebony and The Greek
World - The Clark Sisters
Love - The Virgin Sleep
Swamp Fever - John Cameron and Alan Parker
Electricity - Allen Toussaint
Tell Me Baby - Le-Boeuf Brothers
House of Lords (Joe, Beat the Drum) - Isidro (Chico) Misquez and his House of Lords Orchestra
"Fiebre" Rock - La Lupe
Tremblin' - Birdie Green 
Puppet on a String (Hard Version) - Gino Washington
Amnesia - Jack Jolly
Hey Mun, You Takin My Woman  - Me & My Friend Oswald
You Don't Know Whats Going On - Exuma
Tears of Love - Dr. Footswitch
L-U-C-K-Y - The Phantasions
Mud Slide Slim - Melanie Duval
I've Got to Space - Georgianna McCoy and the Classetts
Bakafwimbi - Jeff & The Explosives
Hungry Generation - Lil Miguel's Control
America, You're Supposed to be Beautiful - Skeets Williams and The Merger
When the Mode of the Music Changes - The Fugs
Still Ain't Satisfied - Red Star Singers
Give Those Women Their Equal Rights - Little Michael 
Nature Boy - Sil Austin
Mephisto's Nightmare - Catch Featuring Marylin Middleton
Sound of Love - The Embers
How Much Land Does a Man Need - 
The Land of Perdition - Buffalo Soldier
Space Love - Billy Watkins & Group
Something - Les Vikings
A Part of Being with You - The Professionals
My Mistake - Black Merda

L'envie #106:: Chances With Wolves

Hey young world
	
A bit late this time, but finally  here it is: my annual DJ showcase of recent spiritual jazz fusion vinly discoveries & rediscoverd classics from  around the world. 
In a silent way, the deep & slow: from Jamdowns nyabinghi poetry to Kalahari jazz chants , from Atlantas Gospel  churches to carpatian ritual folk melodies, music is the healing force of the universe.
	
I wish you all love &… a happy 2023!
	
Tom Wieland in black.
	
Ps. No full tracklist available, feel free to ask for track ID´s

Spiritual Jazz Fusion

SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE XIII by Tom Wieland  freesoul inc

TPS 054 - 
RITMO PA GOZAR 
Selections by Ruffy (Discodelic)

Special thanks to selector Ruffy for this latest mix and long time over due 
by producer, International digger and Latin & Caribbean music collector
truly appreciate you taking the time for putting this exclusive mix together for all to enjoy, with the finest selections of #Descarga, #Guaguanco & #Mambo from #Mexico, #Cuba, #PuertoRico, #Trinidad and #Peru  

for more info on what this gentleman is upto 
you can follow him via these links .

https://www.instagram.com/ruffy_tnt/
https://www.instagram.com/discodelic_discos_viajantes/

TPS 054 - RITMO PA GOZAR - Selections by Ruffy(Discodelic)

Welcome visitor to a brandnew edition of my Quiet Dawn mixtape series focusing on ...Folk Psych Funk.
As the 1960s melted into the ’70s in a colourful swirl of musical possibility, bands and singer-songwriters were experimenting with newfound freedoms. The psychedelic era had brought about many changes and much political upheaval in its wake. Discrete genres became fluid. Many acts fused different sounds together. Rock would meet jazz. Soul was mixed with psychedelia. In this fecund environment the nebulous yet highly prized form of folk funk emerged.

In what’s become a goldmine for crate-digging hip-hop and electronic music producers, keen to find an obscure and funky sample not yet rinsed out or carrying the threat of litigation, folk funk is a blend of acoustic guitars, looping repetitive grooves, jazz touches and full fat drum breaks.

You hear classics of the genre from Kenny Rankin or Terry Callier ,rare new discoveries by Quiet World or Kathi Smith and a killer new psychedelic take on the afro samba classic canto de lemanya. 
Turn on, tune in, drop out.
I wish you  a happy  festive season!  TW

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

Psych Folk Funk

free soul inc.

VA QUIET DAWN III a killing me softly with..Folk Psych Funk mixtape by Tom Wienland

What better time of year to sit back, relax, and enjoy a good mix of tropical jazz with a fine bottle of rum? 

Picture this: low lights, the soft glow of a vintage lamp, and the soothing crackle of old vinyl. Three friends, a table scattered with records, and a bottle of aged rum, its warmth carrying us through the night. 

As the needle dropped, the room became a gateway to distant lands. From the sambas of Brazil to the breezy grooves of Guadeloupe, Haiti’s soulful rhythms, the hypnotic beats of India and Senegal, and the haunting beauty of Ethiopian jazz. Each record told its own story, tracing a map of warm, vibrant soundscapes. 

This mix is an invitation to join us on that journey. Pour yourself a glass, dim the lights, and let the music take you somewhere far away.

Old rhum and tropical jazz session

Gilles has put together a vinyl selection of tracks from across the spectrum of roots culture for your listening pleasure.


Fruits and Culture Vol 1

Happy its summer again! 
Recorded in June 2016 in Zürich.

Artwork: http://ilinkas.tumblr.com

Find a Tracklist on my FB: https://www.facebook.com/lokkethebass

Freedomjazzdance

That Afro-brazilian Sound

In The Floor Mix - 2019

Formerly Island Time Radio
Open-World streaming every 2nd Saturday of the month, 3-4PM EST on @great-circles

Island Time Radio Mix 40 With Analog Dakar Club

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