From Live at Blackheath Halls 19/09/13, released 04 Oct 2013

Alto Sax - Nathaniel Facey
Alto Sax/ Clarinet - William Scott 
Tenor Sax/ Clarinet/ Flute - Leo Aarons-Richardson
Tenor Sax - Claire Furlong
Bari Sax/ Bass Clarinet - Greg Sinclair
Trumpet - Tom Dennis, Mike Soper, Lily Carassik, Alaric Taylor
Trombone - Ross Lumbard, Rosie Turton, Hannah Dilkes, George Wrench
Electric Guitar - James Kitchman
Keyboards/ Piano - Elliot Galvin 
Double Bass - Louis Thomas 
Drums - Liz Exell

The full live album can be streamed and downloaded for here: https://emmajeanthackray.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-blackheath-halls-19-09-13

Johari's Window feat. James Kitchman/  Nathaniel Facey [LIVE]

Patrick Carney is one half of The Black Keys. The group formed in Akron, Ohio in 2001 recording music on a four track cassette machine in a dreary basement. Music has always been an exciting thing to escape into for Patrick. Here are some songs he is currently digging and put together exclusively for Radio L’envie!

Willie Griffin - Where There's Smoke There's Fire
Janko Nilovic - Drug Song
Garnet Mimms - Thinkin'
Doris, Kelley - You Don't Have To Worry
Gloria Ann Taylor - How Can You Say It
Juca Chaves - Take Me Back To Piauí
Big Maybelle - 96 Tears
Frank Williams, The Rocketeers, Little Beaver - Show Me What You Got
Cumbia en Moog - Cumbia de sal
Tim Maia - Que Beleza
Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightning
Herbie Hancock - Fat Mama
Jan Hammer Group - Don't You Know
Les Baxter - Hogin' Machine
Howard Tate - Stop
Syl Johnson - Is It Because I'm Black
Spiritualized - Let It Flow

L'envie #167 :: Patrick Carney

Born and raised in Northern Arizona, Michelle Branch got a record deal with Madonna’s Maverick Records when she was 17 years old. She released her debut album The Spirit Room in 2001 which earned her the first of four Grammy nominations. In 2002 she won for her collaboration with Carlos Santana, “The Game of Love”. She’s just finished writing her 6th studio album which she will start recording in the new year. She splits time between Nashville, TN and Charleston, SC with her husband Patrick Carney (of The Black Keys) and their two young children.
Check out Michelle’s mix for Radio L’envie, up on Mixcloud, Soundcloud, Spotify and Apple Music!
Links in bio & story
Billy Swan - Don't Be Cruel
The Shangri-Las - Heaven Only Knows
Marty Robbins - Don't Worry
Alessi Brothers – Seabird
Karen Dalton - Something on Your Mind
Lion - You've Got a Woman
Margo Guryan - Sunday Morning
The Three Degrees – Collage
Smith - Baby It's You
Bloodstone - Natural High
Cocteau Twins - Cherry-coloured Funk
Bobby Charles - Small Town Talk
Penny & The Quarters - You And Me
Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir - Like a Ship
Big Maybelle - I Can't Wait Any Longer
Lee Hazlewood - Your Sweet Love
Link Wray - Fallin' Rain
Donnie & Joe Emerson - Baby

L’envie #172 :: Michelle Branch

Atlanta-born singer-songwriter Chan Marshall has released 11 studio albums as Cat Power. She has conquered many genres over the span of her career, from folk to soul to gospel and covers of greats. In November of 2022, she ventured to London's Royal Albert Hall to perform a song-for-song re-creation of Bob Dylan's famed May 1966 concert, where he switched from acoustic to electric mid-show (though the show was actually held the Manchester Free Trade Hall, a mislabeled bootleg made it forever known as the "Royal Albert Hall Concert"). A year later, the reverential set was released as Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert. 

Chan’s exquisite taste is only spotlighted by this mix she curated exclusively for Radio L’envie!  
Now streaming on Mixcloud, Soundcloud, Spotify and Apple Music! 

A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? 
The Rolling Stones - I'm A King Bee 
The Make-Up - Blue Is Beautiful 
Sonic Youth - Schizophrenia 
Prince - Sometimes It Snows in April 
DMX - Ruff Ryders' Anthem 
Rocket From The Tombs - Ain't It Fun - Live 
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Zimbabwe 
The Replacements - Answering Machine 
Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Everybody Loves The Sunshine 
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Deanna 
George Jones, Tammy Wynette - Take Me  
Bob Dylan - Isis 
Otis Redding - Security 
Violeta Parra, Javier Contreras, Sam Desmet - Gracias a la Vida 
The Pogues - The Auld Triangle 
Sinéad O'Connor - Feel so Different 
The White Stripes - One More Cup of Coffee 
Nina Simone - Who Knows Where the Time Goes - Live

L’envie #181 :: Cat Power

01. I Know - Barbara George (1961)
02. My Man Is A Lovin' Man - Bettye Lavette (1962)
03. I Don't Talk Too Much - Martha Nelson (1960)
04. I Found A Love - Maxine Davis (1964)
05. Walk On By Me - Lula Reed (1965)
06. The Same Guy - Wendy Rene (1964)
07. Doggin' Around - Jean Knight (1965)
08. Rome Wasn't Built In A Day* - Maxine Thomas (1964)
09. Dynamite Lovin - Jackie Ross (1965)
10. You're All I Need* - The Sequins (1966)
11. My Lover - B.B. Carter (1965)
12. By My Side - Betty Everett (1963)
13. Gone - Irma Thomas (1962)
14. I'm Sorry I Met You - Barbara Lynn (1962)
15. After All We've Been Through - Maxine Brown (1961)

#65 African American Soul 1960-1966

No.65 African American Soul 1960-1966

Dorothy Ashby - Essence Of Sapphire

Praise Poems, Vol. 5

Funky Resurgence

PRE-ORDER ALBUM 
http://hopest.re/TheWays

The Putbacks - Melbourne’s heaviest funk rhythm section - bring you a twisted and electric collaboration with the legendary Bilal on their new single The Ways. A dark, dirty post-soul post-jazz mystery-cinema freakout dominated by screaming electric guitar and Bilal’s husky stream of consciousness lyrics. Produced by Paul Bender (Hiatus Kaiyote), The Ways is a hard-hitting, abstract journey into an alternate reality where The Meters specialised in Sci-Fi soundtrack art and Dick Dale played guitar on Madlib records. The Ways is the first single from The Putbacks’ self-titled debut LP coming November 9.

The Putbacks are a rhythm section. Drums, bass, guitar, keyboards and percussion. Stone cold pros, grizzled veterans of all the tours and all the studios. They take their cues from the great house bands of the 60s and 70s soul studios as film composers from David Axelrod and Lalo Schifrin to Adrian Younge and contemporary instrumental groups like BADBADNOTGOOD, Khruangbin and El Michels Affair. Known for their instrumental 7inch funk cuts and their collaboration with Emma Donovan, the forthcoming LP marks their first album as a quintet.

Bilal has been a household name amongst soul aficionados since he was an integral member of the Soulquarians collective – a movement that launched his career alongside those of Questlove, Erykah Badu and D’Angelo and whose influence is still strongly felt. Bilal is a mercurial and diverse artist, noted for his wide vocal range, his resistance to being typecast and his working across multiple genres, The Ways being a prime example. Bilal’s discography is studded with stellar collaborations including Kendrick Lamar, Common, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Guru, J Dilla, Robert Glasper and The Roots, amongst many others.

The Ways is out digitally everywhere on September 28 through HopeStreet Recordings. Pre-orders for The Putbacks on LP, CD and Digital are available now through https://hopest.re/ThePutbacksLP.

The Putbacks

PRE-ORDER ALBUM

The Putbacks - The Ways (with Bilal)

Karl Hector And The Malcouns - Mother Seletta (Single Edit)

Order here and check out other new 7"releases to place a combined order:
https://radiomartiko.bandcamp.com/music

Tony Turpijn and his Evergreens fulfill the dream of every pantropical music lover with a silky instrumental rhythm ’n blues take on the Sundanese love song “Es Lilin” (Ice Lolly). Link Wray meets Mulatu Astatke meets Oslan Husein in Rotterdam, 1965.

No.65 African American Soul 1960-1966

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