Set List:
Prof. Iguana:  Intro
GD:  Shakedown St.  (12/28/82, Oakland)
GD:  Big Railroad Blues (12/30/82, Oakland)
GD:  Feel Like A Stranger (12/30/82, Oakland)
GD:  Music Never Stopped  (12/30/82, Oakland)
Prof. Iguana:   mic break
GD:  Samson & Delilah  (12/28/82)
GD:  Johnny B. Goode (12/30/82, Oakland)
GD:  Hard To Handle (12/30/82, Oakland)
GD:  Tell Mama (12/30/82, Oakland)
Prof. Iguana:  mic break
GD:  Midnight Madness (12/30/82-1/1/83, Oakland)
GD:  Sugar Magnolia (1/1/83, Oakland)
GD:  Space  (1/1/83, Oakland)
GD:  Not Fade Away  (1/1/83, Oakland)
GD:  Deal  (1/1/83, Oakland)

Dead Zone  (WRHU 88.7FM Radio Hofstra University) Jan 1 2023 Show

Ben's first go at a full length Kannada song with a fresh funky horn arrangement for five saxophones.

From the 2010 film Just Maath Maathalli.

Munjane Manjalli

We made it out - no let's make the most of the lives we have left! 

Back in the real world, we trust the "goverment" a bit less and old-school "analog" ways a heap more. 

So let's commit to KEEPIN' it real, folks - and there is one righteous place to make that promise and groove it in deep - the dance floor - right here right now!

14  Real World

Band:
Lea • Vocals
Felix • Vocals
Gerd • Drums/Vocals
Alessandro • Bass
Christian • Guitar
Matthias • Guitar/Vocals
Stefan • Keyboards

"Don´t Change Horses" Proberaumsession #1

drums_18-01 Squib Cakes

Prof. Eduardo Duarte, Ph.D.,  is a philosopher who teaches at Hofstra University.  Under the guise of Professor Iguana, Duarte is the host and producer of The Dead Zone on 88.7FM WRHU.ORG Radio Hofstra University, Sundays 6-8pm EST.  He produces the show from the Turkey Studios, in his home town of Portland, Maine.

UK and India fusion project, presenting Western Jazz versions of Indian songs.

Soul & Funk Music aus Haßfurt... leidenschaftlich, 100% live!

Earning their stripes as one of Australia’s hardest working bands, the Soul Movers have taken their brand of soul to the USA and back again with the imminent release of their new album, BONA FIDE.

 

Fronted by Lizzie Mack and her brother in soul, Murray Cook, The Soul Movers include in their number, bass man Andy Newman (The Visitors) Marko Simec on keys (Waiting For Guinness) and drummer Stu Wilson (Loose Pills).In their March 2019 release, The Soul Movers offer a new album that features hitmaking musicians. Those include legendary "Swampers" David Hood on bass, Spooner Oldham on keys and Milton Sledge on drums as well as Kelvin Holly, Little Richard's guitarist of 20 years, on guitar.

 

Having recorded the album across so many iconic studios including Sun and Royal in Memphis as well as Fame and Muscle Shoals Sound, "Bona Fide" places the Soul Movers' music in the highly skilled hands of the originators of this exciting soul-pop, blues and 'old school' R&B genres.
 
In terms of live performance, The Soul Movers' combine top-flight musicians from well-known and loved local and international bands powered by a gutsy frontwoman wielding a wild tambourine and a much-loved ex-Red Wiggle. In a festival environment, audiences powerfully react to the unique recipe of power, passion and pure love!
 

If you are looking for an act to deliver uplifting, exciting and really ‘soul moving’ music you have certainly found that, and so much more, with the Soul Movers!

Matt Greenbaum is a talented drummer based in the Seattle-Tacoma area, where the rhythm of the Pacific Northwest inspires his craft. Growing up immersed in music, Matt developed a deep connection to percussion, honing his skills and creating a unique drumming style that resonates with audiences. His journey has been shaped by the vibrant local music scene, as well as his dedication to exploring diverse genres and techniques.

Whether performing in intimate venues or larger stages, Matt’s drumming brings energy and precision to every performance. His passion for music and commitment to his art make him a standout figure in the Seattle-Tacoma drumming community.



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