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🍸 LOUNGECORE! Join Phoole & the Gang for 2 hours of lounge-tastic electronica-easy-listening grooves. Bossa nova, exotica, tiki revival, Shibuya-Kei, mambo, samba, cha cha, space-age pop and more are all on the menu, and a groovy time is guaranteed for all as Phoole gets back to her lounge-core roots! YEAH BABY!  Originally broadcast live worldwide via https://slipmat.io/phoole, https://twitch.tv/phoole, & https://mixcloud.com/live/phoole on Friday, 11 Oct 2024, 6:00 p.m. Central US time.

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LoungeCore! Show 493

01. Southside On The Track - 808 Mafia
02. Be-Bop - Mission
03. Southside On The Track - Introducing 808 Mafia Interlude
04. Trackman - Rhth
05. Southside On The Track - Where You From Interlude

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 1 - 5)

06. Purps - Genn
07. Southside On The Track - 808 Mafia Or Die Interlude
08. Tarentino - Simple

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 6-8)

09. Bobby Beats - Bands
10. Be-Bop - Gold 2

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 9- 10)

13. Southside On The Track - 1st Time Interlude
14. Tarentino - Ripe
15. Bobby Beats - 808 One

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 13-15)

16. Be-Bop - The Glory
17. Trackman - Heat

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 16-17)

18. Tarentino - 2 Track
19. Southside On The Track - 808 Mafia Everything Interlude
20. Bobby Beats - 808 Two
21. Be-Bop - Gold 3
22. Trackman - Magic
23. Southside On The Track - Outro

808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE) from 2012

Trap-a-holics Presents - 808MAFIA - 808MAFIA (THE MIXTAPE)2012(Track 18-23)

We celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the birth of the great recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder. Every track on today's show was either recorded or cut by Rudy. He was the master of his trade and the go to guy for hundreds of musicians recording jazz and fusion over many decades. This show is dedicated to him.

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Cool Struttin - Mark Lancaster // 26-10-24

This month Mark digs into his crates for the usual mix of jazz classics, be-bop, vocal jazz, fusion and soul jazz with music from the US, Japan, Germany and France. Cool Struttin' is the place to hear some stomping tunes.

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Cool Struttin’ - Mark Lancaster // 23-11-24

POPE FRANCIS - Radio Buena Vida 05.12.24

In the final show of 2024, Mark digs his crates for some Big Band, Soul Jazz, Be-Bop, Latinn and some Jazz Rock Fusion.

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Cool Struttin' - Mark Lancaster // 28-12-24

Mark digs through his crates for be-bop, modern jazz, Latin jazz, big band jazz and some outstanding vocal performances. The show includes a track recorded about 2 miles from his home studio.

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Cool Struttin' - Mark Lancaster — 25 January 2025

A cover of Thelonius Monk's "Straight No Chaser". Another story of my life.

Straight No Chaser

More classic jazz grooves from Mark's crates including be-bop from the Blue Note and Prestige stables, a few tracks from some of the greatest ever vocalists of popular song and a banging Latin track recorded about two miles from his apartment in the UK.

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Cool Struttin’ - Mark Lancaster — 22 February 2025

Mark spins some longer fusion tracks along with tracks from Japan, Belguim and Italy, some close harmomy vocal tracks and the usual hard-bop, mainstream jazz and swing.

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Cool Struttin’ - Mark Lancaster — 26 April 2025

From ...

(a dormant project that's very dear to my heart,
but which is way too big for a single - autistic - 49 years old dude to organise ^_^
the music is absolutely sample-free - not that there's anything wrong
with using samples, I've had my compulsive sampling days,
but I take pride in doing it all using VSTis ... anyway,
I hope you'll appreciate the music but mostly the poetry
by the great, the wonderful "angelic trouble-maker'
whose Spirit of Truth keeps "circling the heights" ...)

... Heathcote Williams :
"H.R.H. Lord Buckley: The Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat And Hipster of the Heart"

http://internationaltimes.it/h-r-h-lord-buckley-the-most-immaculately-hip-aristocrat-and-hipster-of-the-heart/

"(...)

Henry Miller knew Buckley and used to tell him
“You take us back to the fountain of ecstasy.
“You must have drunk from the Holy Bottle that Rabelais
“Speaks of – the eau de vie of the gods, the elixir.”

Buckley’s elixir was described as being made up of Love Nectar
Mixed with salutary doses of Truth Serum,
And then, after the Whammy Of All Word Whammys, his audiences
Looked as if they’d no idea what had hit them.

To Cory Doctorow, Buckley’s “ indispensible biography
“Of Jesus is all the Christmas cheer anyone needs.
“With this alone, we could rebuild civilization from rubble.”
Through his comedy Buckley could sow radical seeds.

Buckley believed that war was “the very worst jazz ever blown”
He’d call any marine in his audience “a shithead”.
The zen jester berated armed men for their slavish uniformity
Without seeming to care if he ended up dead.

Again, when performing at Slapsie Maxie’s, he took some fur coats
From a group of Capone’s gangster molls.
He poured lighter fuel on them, centre stage,
Igniting them just to show he had balls.

Al Capone had once said that Lord Buckley
Was “the only man who made him laugh”
But Buckley resented the patronage of a violent crook
And said, “I refuse to bow to the golden calf.”

He’d tell audiences “You all have too much money
“And you don’t know what to do with it.”
To Jerry Garcia, of the Grateful Dead, he was “a Holy Man.
“He was a seeker. Lord Buckley was the hipster of the heart.”

To Garcia, he was “that guy that’s not a stand-up comedian
“But instead is like a medicine man,
“With that kind of power, it’s an elemental experience.”
Garcia would call Buckley a shaman.

Utterly fearless Lord Buckley often threatened
To blow his career for the sake of a joke:
The cigarettes he smoked on stage were fatter than normal,
And it’d amuse him to offer policemen a toke.

On one occasion he walked up to a cop
While smoking a joint of marijuana
“Officer” he said, “I want to report a dope addict.”
“That gentleman,” Buckley said in a whisper

And he’d indicate an innocent passer-by:
“Be very careful he’s watching us”,
He’d warn the cop, then take a drag on his smoke
And blow it right in the lawman’s face.

Buckley aligned spiritual awareness with the weed
And indeed his Jonah smokes “the strange green vine”
In order to regain his composure inside the whale’s belly
While working out how to escape its confines.

“’Reach into your water-tight pocketbook’,
“The Great Lord would say to Jonah,
“’And take some of the cigarettes you got from the great tree.
“’And courage will return to you!’”

 (...)”

Radical Seeds

From ...

(a dormant project STUCK AT THE DEMO STAGE, that's very dear to my heart, 
but it's is way too big for a single autistic 49 years old dude
to organise :/
the music is 100% sample-free - not that there's anything wrong
with using samples, I've had my compulsive sampling days,
but I take pride in doing it all using VSTis ... anyway,
I hope you'll appreciate the music but mostly the poetry
by the great, the wonderful "angelic trouble-maker'
whose Spirit of Truth keeps "circling the heights" ...)

... Heathcote Williams :
"H.R.H. Lord Buckley: The Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat And Hipster of the Heart"

http://internationaltimes.it/h-r-h-lord-buckley-the-most-immaculately-hip-aristocrat-and-hipster-of-the-heart/

"(...) The problem of humanity, of progress, is to be beautiful;
“To be more gracious, more sweet, more divine.
“And when you balance yourself, the truth is that the world’s a family –
“Then love will hit you. Love is swinging. Love is fine.”

Before Buckley finally stepped off the stage
He uttered a last benediction:
“It has been a most precious pleasure to have temporarily
“Strolled in the garden of your affection.”

For his re-routing American culture (and not paying police bribes)
Buckley had his cabaret licence withdrawn
Which meant that, thanks to the NYPD, he couldn’t work
And thus his end was undeservedly forlorn.

His sad fate led to a public campaign against the police
For their depriving him of his cabaret card:
They were seen as having destroyed a clown prince
And were roundly condemned as fucktards.

To Buckley the dives he worked in were, “atomic age cathedrals”
Built on the “seashores of Bohemia”
Where all malice was transcended with moral miracles in jive slang
And his advice to fans, “You have courage, great warrior!”

Joseph Jablonski, who took a trip with Buckley,
Described “the spirit of the sixties as pre-existing
“In Lord Buckley’s aggressive, optimistic humour,
“Optimism being a colourless way of describing

“The brilliant dialectical gold rays the one and only
“Lord of Swing could direct to the blind apostles
“Of nineteen fifties-style miserabilism.”
Beside Lord Buckley, America was a fossil.

Was he mysteriously be-twinkled by time-traveling goblins
From the utopian sixties?
The tutelary spirit of idealistic and free-loving
Hippy, peacenik pixies?

Both Allen Ginsberg and Quincy Jones loved Buckley
For the purity of his attitude,
And for establishing the idiom for both Rap and the Beats –
At their best, both quests for beatitude.

His daughter spoke of his saintliness,
And of his “insights into lives and souls.
“He had kindness and compassion and never put people down.
“I might look at someone and say ‘what an asshole’

“But my father would always soften my
prejudice by saying,
“ ‘Well, he’s just not himself today’!
“Sure, he could identify the negative in people,
“Though to use it against them? – no way.”

“Did I say all?” asks Buckley in ‘Desolation Angels’
Just before dying, according to Kerouac
Who’s bewailing, “This modern America of crew-cuts
“And sullen faces in Pontiacs.” [2]

“No matter what people tell you,” said Robin Williams,
“Words and ideas can change the world. It’s true.
“There was an old crazy dude who used to live a long time ago.
“His name was Buckley. My Lord, my love goes with you.”

The deck may have been stacked against Buckley
In his card game with the cops
Yet his legacy’s avoided capture, and without his hip
There’d never have been any Hip-Hop.

He showed the mind could be expanded by words –
Words that give you a buzz and a blast
And prompt what he describes as “wig bubbles”,
Buckley’s hip phrase for thoughts.

Lord Buckley’s obituarist wrote that “The Lord of Flip Manor,
“Prophet of the Hip and Royal Holiness of the Far Out, has gone
“To his reward. It probably won’t be as swinging as his life,
“But Valhalla will have a hard time keeping him down.”

(...)"

Heathcote Williams

Love Is Swinging, Love Is Fine - Still Audible Through The Aether

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