TPS 049 - EARTH SOUNDS: 
Blazing Horns and Binghi Drums of Jamaica - 
Selections by Guv'nor General
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Rootical jazzy sounds played by some of Jamaica's finest and most deeply spiritual musicians: Cedric Brooks, Tommy McCook, Vin Gordon, Roland Alphonso, Bobby Ellis, Ernest Ranglin, Lynn Tait, Calvin Cameron, Karl Bryan, "Deadly" Headly, Count Ossie, Lennie Hibbert, Jackie Mittoo, Ras Michael...and many more great artists.

TPS 049 - EARTH SOUNDS: Blazing Horns and Binghi Drums of Jamaica - Selections by Guv'nor General

¡Discoteca! 3 with Selectors Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto. All vinyl and recorded live at the 303, NYC, April 25th 2014.

Discoteca at the 303: Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto

In this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour, Rosalie Howarth heads east for some intriguing sounds from Asian countries; India, China, Japan, Thailand and more. 

Episode 25.14
Airdates: March 31st - April 6th, 2025

Featuring:
1. Caravan - “Music Saved My Life” (From the album “Wander Around” on Averex Entertainment/Rhythm Zone)
2. Blue Asia with Yoichi Ikeda - “Campuhan” (From the albums “Hotel Ibah” on King Records and “Asian Lounge” on Putumayo)
3. The Bangkok Acoustic - “Giew Kao” (From the album “The Bangkok Acoustic” on Groovin House Records)
4. Prem Joshua - “Funky Guru” (From the album “Yatri” on White Swan and “Asian Lounge” on Putumayo)
5. Rite Lestariani - “Sinar” (From the album “Akhirnya” on Chai Productions on Putumayo)
6. Jake Shimabukuro - “Grandma’s Groove” (From the album “Walking Down Rainhill” on Hitchhike Records)
7. Zulya - “Sagninou (Yearning)” (From the albums “Aloukie” on ZKO and “Music From the Tealands” on Putumayo)
8. Deepak Chopra - “Oceans of Ecstasy” (From the album “A Gift of Love II – Oceans of Ecstasy” on Rasa Music and “Asian Lounge” on Putumayo)
9. Wu Man with Lee Knight - “I’m Going Back to North Carolina” (From the album “Wu Man and Friends” on Traditional Crossroads)
10. Badar Al Khan (DJ Baba & Dan The Automator Remix) - “Black Night” (From the album “Asian Groove” on Putumayo)
11. Amin - “Loco-Motion” (On Dreamusic)
12. Lucky Ali - “Pyarka” (From the album “Sunoh” on Crescendo/BMG)
13. Sangeeta - “Likh Diya Hai” (From the album “Footsteps in the Sand” on Keda)
14. Yoshida Brothers - “Beyond the Deep Sea” (From the albums “Yoshida Brothers” on Domo and “Asian Lounge” and Putumayo)
15. Faye Wong - “Wait a Moment” (From the album “Faye Wong” on EMI)


Destination Asia

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

Rosalie Howarth and Dan Storper explore the melodic side of Brazilian music in this week’s Putumayo World Music Hour: Acoustic Brazil.

Episode 25.17
Airdates: April 21st - April 27th, 2025

Featuring:
1. Caetano Veloso - “Cajuina” (From the albums “Cinema Trascendental” on Polygram and “Acoustic Brazil” on Putumayo)
2. Anna de Hollanda - “Samba Triste” (From the albums “Vert Bresil” on Pygmalion Records and “Acoustic Brazil” on Putumayo)
3. Márcio Faraco with Chico Buarque - “Ciranda” (From the albums “Ciranda” on Universal Music 4.  Jazz France and “Acoustic Brazil” on Putumayo)
4.  Marina Lima - “O Chamado” (From the album “Acontecimentos” on EMI)
5. Marcantonio - “Sabiá” (From the album “Camisa Amarela” and “Music From the Chocolate Lands” on Putumayo)
6. Miriam Maria - “Boi de Haxixe” (From the album “Rosa Fervida Em Mel” on MCD)
7. Gal Costa - “Aquele Frevo Axé” (From the albums “Aquele Frevo Axé” on BMG Brasil and “Acoustic Brazil” on Putumayo)
8. Paulinho Moska - “Admiração” (From the albums “A Gema do Novo Musical FM” on Dabliu and “Samba Bossa Nova” on Putumayo)
9. Quarteto Jobim-Morelenbaum - “Eu E O Meu Amor/Lamento No Morro” (From the album “Quarteto” on Velas and “Samba Bossa Nova” on Putumayo)
10. Vanessa da Mata - “Bem Da Vida” (From the album “Vanessa da Mata” on Epic)
11. Teresa Cristina - “Meu Mundo e Hoje (Eu Sou Assim)” (From the album “Vert Bresil” on Pygmalion Records and “Acoustic Brazil” on Putumayo)
12. Paulinho da Viola - “A Voz do Povo”
13. Chico Buarque - “Quando Eu For Eu Vou Sem Pena”
14. Rosa Passos - “Pequena Music Noturna”
15. Beth Carvalho - “Dança da Solidão”


Acoustic Brazil

Join Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth as they circumnavigate the globe, and experience music from the hot and steamy equatorial regions.

Episode: 25.25
Airdates: June 16th - June 21st
Air Date: 

Featuring:
1. Mano Borges - Maranhao Meu Tesouro, Meu Torrao (featured on the album "Passagem Franca Pra Caro Custou" on MZA)
2. Dos Santos - Laura (featured on the album "Brazilian Groove" on Putumayo)
3. Aterciopelados - Mañana (featured on the albums "Caribe Atomico" & "Nuevo Latino" on BMG Latin / Putumayo)
4. Zap Mama - Miss.Q.In (featured on the album "All Our Bunnies In A Row" on Luaka Bop)
5. Wabotai - Africa (featured on the album "Bana Congo" on ARB)
6. Daude - Uma Neguinha (featured on the album "Neguinha Te Amo" on Aicha)
7. Majek Fashek - African Unity (featured on the albums "Rainmaker" & "World Reggae" on Tuff Gong / Putumayo)
8. Carmen Gonzalez & Koral Y Esmeralda - Chocolate (featured on the albums "Andarele" & "Latin Playground" on Triple Earth / Putumayo)
9. Alpha Blondy - Lalogo (featured on the albums "Yitzhak Rabin" & "World Reggae" on Tuff Gong / Putumayo)
10. Da Lata - Cores (featured on the albums "Songs From the Tin" & "Samba Bossa Nova" on Palm Pictures / Putumayo)
11. Sabah Habas Mustapha & The Jugala All Stars - Di Nagara Deungeun (featured on the album "So La Li" & "Music From the Coffee Lands II" on Omnium / Putumayo)
12. Angelique Kidjo - Bahia (featured on the albums "Black Ivory Soul" & "Women of Africa" on Colombia / Putumayo)
13. Marcio Faraco - Sarapatel Humano (featured on the album "Interior" on Universal)

Equator

Taken from the "AfroColombia Remix Vol. 3" compilation
Vinyl / Download 👉 https://galletas.lnk.to/Various-Artists-Galletas-Calientes-Present-AfroColombia-Remix-Vol-3 

A highlife classic reborn for global sound systems — celebratory, respectful, and irresistibly danceable.
With Oku Ngwo Di Ochi (Remix), North American DJ/Producer Uproot Andy enters the acclaimed AfroColombia Remix series with a bold and thoughtful offering, breathing new life into a highlife classic by the Oriental Brothers International Band. As part of the long-awaited Vol. 3, this track feels like a journey across time and space — a conversation between musical legacies that spans from Eastern Nigeria to the dance floors of Bogotá and beyond.

From Owerri, Nigeria, the legendary Igbo Highlife band Oriental Brothers International Band was formed back in 1973 by singer Sir Warrior, and great guitar player Kabaka. In 2023 they celebrated their 50 years of career with their first released album in 20 years! known for their powerful lyrics (whether it be of proverbs, or custom lyrics dedicated to particular people), and deft instrumental work, Oriental Brothers’ unique blend of highlife, merengue, and makossa style songs has been of a great influence to the African music lovers for decades, and one of the corner stones of the Champeta musical movement in Colombia - source: @palenquerecords

UPROOT ANDY is an influential Brooklyn based DJ, producer and composer whose sound explores the underlying connections of global dance music culture.
In 2008 he co-founded the legendary NY party 'Que Bajo' that, along with Andy’s signature remix style, helped pioneer the rise of global club music. Presently he
produces and releases his music with montreal based label ‘Moonshine’, producing for the twice Juno Award nominated ’SMS for location’ album series.
Andy has toured extensively in Europe and Latin
America and has performed in diverse settings from Ghana to the Congo, from New York's Central Park Summerstage to the Gilles Peterson Worldwide
Awards in London and has been a mainstay of Colombia's ‘Carnaval de Barranquilla’ for more than 10 years.

VINYL / DOWNLOAD

Oku Ngwo Di Ochi (Uproot Andy Remix)

I haven't done a serious mix in a while and somehow it ended up being a blend of melancholy blues, swing and heaps of tropical courtesy of some of my favourite producers at the moment. 

The last time I did a mix I was still using vinyl so I wanted to experiment with sorting one out entirely digitally. It's not as easy as it should be...mostly just difficult keeping the quality up after having had to rerecord MP3s at altered tempos for the mixes. If any of the artists featured in the mix feel like sending me full wavs or aifs of their tunes then I'd be delighted to slot them back in at higher quality. Here's the tracklist.


Kinka - Totala Dub
Palov & Panama Cardoon – Basmati Rice
Kazamatsuri Kenta – Alasca
Muddy Waters feat Automato – Walk into the Blues (Grant Lazlo Rmx)
Monetrik - Blues Soup (Due for release on Freshly Squeezed on 17th Feb 2013)
Grant Lazlo – Une Histoire de Photo
Palov meets Ang Angelides – Movin Next Door
Los Chicos Altos – Palenque Barcelona
Dynamite MC – Shake (Senor Griff’s sambaragga rmx)
Coco Raizes de Arcoverde  - Galinha zabele (Dos Melo edit)
Manjah – Oriente Patria
Ella & Duke – Caravan (Grant Lazlo rmx)
Sidestepper – San Juan (Dos Melo Edit)
Monetrik – Juge m Bien
Whiskey Barons – Comencemos
Jazzy Jens – Guarapera
Pinduca – Vamos Farrear (Senor Griff rmx)
Minimatic – The Medellin Bopper
Voodoocuts - Lupita 
Nu Mark – Oya Indebure
Unknown – La Guadaloupe moin river (Frankie Francis Edit)
Manu Chao – Clandestino
Roberto Carlos - O Calhambeque (XRS Remix)


Señor Griff's tropical blues mix

Afro Rare Grooves @ Radio Nova

Sun is shining. Spring is in the air. Time to dance to some Afrobeat.

Quarantine and Chill #8 - Afrobeat Funk

Doudoune Session passe en mode cuisine pour le 3eme épisode. Un mix concocté par Tristan alias Melody Nelson alias Xogn

 👉🏻 Marmite des tropiques & mélanges atlantiques.
Diffusion sur radiomeuh.com : dimanche 28 juin à 18h.

Mixture de vinyls mitonnés en Afrique du Sud, en Angola, aux Antilles, au Botswana,au Brésil, au Cap-Vert, au Congo, à Cuba, au Ghana, en Haiti ou à la Réunion. Avec une pincée de Guinée pour rendre hommage à Mory Kanté (décédé le 22 mai dernier).

@xogn :

Cultivée entre Bruxelles et Dakar, ma passion pour la musique, intensément africaine ces 20 dernières années, est orchestrée par les magasins de disques, les émissions de radio et les pistes de danse.XOGN, en wolof (Sénégal), est le nom donné au riz qui a grillé au fond de la marmite...dans laquelle ont mijoté mes disques épicés aux sonorités savoureuses !

Doudoune Session ~ Sevenbeatz invite XOGN ~ Radiomeuh (26.06.20)

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.