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Recorded poolside @ Pikes Ibiza for the 'Pikes on Sundays' event.   7-9pm poolside. 

Unfortunately the start of the mix is missing due to technical difficulties !!


https://pikesibiza.com

Andy Kidd @ Pikes Ibiza June 25th 2023

World music has crept into other genres in recent years, even mainstream pop music. Rock, soul, and R&B artists have incorporated world music into their Top 40 hits. Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper salute some of these adventurous artists in this week's Putumayo World Music Hour. 

Episode 24.48
Airdates: November 25th - December 1st, 2024

Featuring:
1. Chumbawamba - “Jacob’s Ladder” (From the album “Readymades” on Universal)
2. Morcheeba - “Otherwise” (From the album “Charango” on Warner)
3. Strummer & the Mescaleros - “Mondo Bongo” (From the album “Global A Go-Go” on Epitaph)
4. Sting feat. Anoushka Shankar - “The Book Of My Life” (From the album “Sacred Love” on A&M Records)
5. Bossa Nostra - “Jackie” (From the album “Voyage to Brazilia” on Irma)
6. 2raumwohnung - “Weil Es Liebe Ist” (From the album “In Wirlich” on BMG)
7. Nelly Furtado feat. Caetano Veloso - “Island of Wonder” (From the album “Folklore” on DreamWorks Records)
8. Ladysmith Black Mambazo with Des’ree - “Ain’t No Sunshine” (From the album “In Harmony” on GMI)
9. Shakira - “Suerte” (From the album “Laundry Service” on Epic)
10. Tarkan - “Dudu (Ozgur Buldum Remix)” (From the album “Dudu” on Hitt Muzik)
11. Terry Hall & Mushtaq - “A Tale of Woe” (From the album “The Hour of Two Lights” on Astralwerks)
12. Mana with Santana - “Justicia, Tierra y Libertad” (From the album “Revolucion De Amor” on Warner Music Latina)
13. Sade - “By Your Side (Cottonbelly’s Fola Mix)” (From the album “Red Hot + Riot” on MCA)


Pop Goes the World

Join Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper in this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour as they explore a fusion of two unlikely styles at first glance: blues and the electronica movement. 

Episode 25.15
Airdates: April 7th - April 13th, 2025

Featuring:
1. Tangle Eye - “John Henry’s Blues” (From the albums “Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey Remixed” on Zoë Records and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
2. Little Axe - “Midnight Dream” (From the album “Hard Grind” on Fat Possum and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
3. Moby - “Run On” (From the albums “Play” on V2 and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
4. Issa Bagayogo - “Diarabi” (From the album “Sya” on Six Degrees)
5. Sporto Kantes - “Oh Nuit” (From the album “Act. 1” on Catalogue)
6. Organic Grooves - “Banal Reality” (From the albums “Organic Grooves 3” on Codek Music and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
7. Mo’ Horizons - “Gonna Be (Ben Human Remix)” (From the EP “Gonna Be EP” on Stereo Deluxe and the album “ Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
8. Boozoo Bajou featuring Wayne Martin - “Camioux” (From the albums “Satta” on Stereo Deluxe and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
9. Gare Du Nord - “Pablo’s Blues” (From the albums “In Search of Excellounge” on Moving Coil Music and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
10. Ramata Diakite - “Nyagara” (From the album “Maba” on Second Moon Records)
11. Tangle Eye - “Parchman Blues” (From the albums “Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey Remixed” on Zoë Records and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)
12. Johnny Farmer - “Death Letter (Organized Noize Remix)” (From the albums “New Beats From The Delta” on Fat Possum and “Blues Lounge” on Putumayo)


Blues Lounge

Join Rosalie and experience the acoustic side of Arabic music, with ballads by Middle-eastern and North African singer/songwriters, and small ensembles. 

Episode: 25.21
Airdates: May 19th - May 25th

Featuring:
1. Tania Saleh - Haabak (featured on the album "Tania Saleh" on Elef Records)
2. Zaman - Batalti Eli (featured on the albums "Lel ya lel" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Unsigned / Putumayo)
3. Akli D - Ar Paris (featured on the album "Na Yela" on Because Music / Wagram)
4. Rasha - Azara Alhai  (featured on the albums "Romantica" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Putumayo) 
5. Les Orientales - Alger, Alger (featured on the albums "Music-Hall d’Algerie" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Kan’Ton M / Putumayo)
6. Souad Massi - Ghir Enta (featured on the albums "Deb (Heart Broken)" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Wrasse Records / Putumayo)
7. Jamal Porto - Gamar Badawi (featured on the albums "The Sinai Project" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Globalev / Putumayo)
8. Tiris - Nibreeha (featured on the albums "Sandtracks" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Sandblast / Putumayo)
9. Charbel Rouhana and Hani Siblini - Mada (featured on the albums "Mada" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Voix de L’Orient / Putumayo)
10. Zein Al-Jundi - Wijjak Ma’ii (featured on the album "Acoustic Arabia" on Putumayo)
11. Mousta Largo - Les Larmes de Boabdil (featured on the album "Mektoub" & "Acoustic Arabia" on 
12. Maurice El Medioni - Tu n’aurais jamais du (featured on the albums "Descarga Oriental: The New York Sessions" & "Acoustic Arabia" on Piranha / Putumayo)
13. Souad Massi - Raoui (Storyteller) (featured on the albums "Acoustic: The Best of Souad Massi" & "Women of Africa" on Wrasse Records / Putumayo)

Acoustic Arabia

I was one of the resident djs at the Mushroom Jazz party back in the 90's. It was a memorable weekly event that was part of the burgeoning Acid Jazz scene in San Francisco. On June 15, 2016,  I had the pleasure of playing at Mushroom Jazz (which was a monthly event at Monarch) and this is my recorded set. Thank you to Mark Farina and Monarch for having me out to play...

Mushroom Jazz - Julius Papp Live DJ Set on June 15th, 2016 @Monarch in San Francisco.

Good Luck Man

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The Young Holt Trio - Ain't There Something That Money Can't Buy (Sans Groove ☮ Edit)

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Ramsey Lewis feat Mr. Scruff - Do What You Wanna (Sans Groove edit)

Carey Bell was born in Macon, Mississippi in 1936. As a child, Bell was intrigued by the music of Louis Jordan. Bell wanted a saxophone in order to be like his hero Jordan; however, Bell's family could not afford a saxophone so he had to settle for the harmonica, colloquially known as a "Mississippi saxophone." Soon Bell was attracted by the blues harmonica greats: DeFord Bailey, Big Walter Horton, Marion "Little Walter" Jacobs, and Sonny Boy Williamson I and II. Bell taught himself to play. By the time he was eight, he was quite proficient on the instrument. When he was thirteen, Bell joined his pianist godfather Lovie Lee's blues band.

In September 1956, Lovie Lee convinced Bell to go with him to Chicago. Not long after arriving, Bell went to the Club Zanzibar, where Little Walter was appearing. Bell met Walter and later learned some harp playing from him and his main Chicago teacher, Big Walter Horton.To help further his chances of employment as a musician, Bell learned how to play the electric bass (from Hound Dog Taylor).

In 1969, Delmark Records in Chicago released Bell's debut LP, Carey Bell's Blues Harp. Bell played with Muddy Waters in late 1970 and 1971 and later with Willie Dixon's Chicago Blues All-Stars. In 1972, Bell teamed up with Big Walter in the studio and released Big Walter Horton with Carey Bell for Alligator Records. A year later Bell released a solo project entitled Last Night for ABC Bluesway. Bell continued to play with Dixon as well as with his own groups, and in 1978, Bell was featured on the Grammy-nominated album Living Chicago Blues on Alligator. Also, in the 1970s, Bell appeared on two Bob Riedy Blues Band recordings.
 
During the 1980s Bell continued to record for various labels and to tour. In 1990, Bell teamed up with fellow harpists Junior Wells, James Cotton and Billy Branch to record Harp Attack!. A modern Blues classic, Harp Attack! became one of Alligator Records's best selling albums.


Carey Bell- Hard Working Woman (CPC Edit)

Hosted by former KFOG personality Rosalie Howarth and Putumayo founder Dan Storper, the Putumayo World Music Hour (PWMH) is an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures.