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Xmas Jollies 2021

1. Welcome from King Stitt (1969) and Ill Badler (2021)
2. Detroit Junior, "Christmas Day," 1961
3. Albert Collins, "The Freeze," 1958
4. Kinito Mendez featuring Johnny Ventura, “El Avion,” 1997
5. La Sonora Dinamita, "Arbolito de Navidad," 1988
6. Mel Brooks, "Oy to the World," 1997
7. The Temple Rockers featuring Linval Thompson, "Days Long Ago," 2018
8. Jackie Mittoo, "Jump for Joy," 1967
9. Lee Perry featuring Sandra Robinson, "Merry Christmas, Happy New Year/The 	Perry Christmas Dub," 1985/1986
10. Greetings from Lee "Scratch" Perry, 2001
11. Kay Martin & Her Body Guards, "Come On Santa, Let's Have a Ball," 1962
12. Eartha Kitt with Henri René And His Orchestra – "(This Year's) Santa Baby," 	1954
13. The Ramsey Lewis Trio, "Christmas Blues," 1961
14. Paul Bley, "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," 1953
15. Ronnie Kole Trio, "Silent Night, Holy Night," 1968
16. Miles Davis featuring Bob Dorough, "Blue Xmas (To Whom It May Concern)," 	1962
17. Toby Lightman, "Snow Day," 2015
18. Jeremih & Chance, "Family For," 2018
19. Aaron LaCombe, "Uncle Carl (Came Out on Christmas)," 2019
20. Rico & the All Stars, "Silent Night," 1967
21. Big Boy Pete and Hilton Valentine, "Silent Night," 2011
22. The Marx Brothers, "The Sanity Clause," 1935
23. Sidney Bechet, "O Tannenbaum," 1949
24. Count Basie And His Orchestra featuring Jimmy Rushing, "Good Morning 	Blues," 1937
25. Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea, "El Año Viejo," 2020
26. Bonus track (for Sara):  Alvin Robinson, "Something You Got," 1964

Produced by Bill Adler
Sound Engineering by Jacob Burckhardt
Cover Art by Jack Willis, Fleischer Studios, 1933
Cover design by Ruthie Adler

Thanks:  Janis Adler and Toby Deming, Rick & Katy Adler, Ruthie Adler, Will Baker, Bob Bell, Catherine Boyle, Steve Brede, Jon Caramanica, David Corio, Candice Crossley, Michael Deming, Bob Derleth, Andy Derousseau, Harry Duncan, Jim Eigo, David Denton, Dennis Flannigan, Vivien Goldman, Michael Holman, Jon Kalish, Gary Kenton, Arthur Levy, Amy Linden, Linda Maloney, Liz Mandell, Rob Martinez, Bob Merlis, Phil Michelson, Katu Medina, Ernie Paniccioli, Jeff Selzer, John Stainze, Ned Sublette, Guy Walker.

Special thanks to Henry Moulton


RIP -- Johnny Ventura (1940-2021) 
	Lee "Scratch" Perry (1936-2021)

Xmas Jollies 2021

Hot 97 Radio Rip (1995)

Xmas Jollies 2022

 

1.  Dodie, "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," 2020 

2.  I and the Village, "A Kretzmach Nigun," 2011

3. Too Many Zooz featuring Big Freedia, "Funky Christmas," 2020

4.  Joey Ramone, "Spirit In My House," 2001

5.  Lucinda Williams, "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight),"     2021

6.  Space Ghost and Zorak, "Deck the Halls," 1994

7.  The Aquadolls, "Xmas Wrapping," 2021

8.  Oh! Gunquit, "Don't Believe in Christmas," 2018

9.  JD McPherson, "Red Bows (for a Blue Girl)," 2019

10. Holly Golightly, "Christmas Tree On Fire," 2006 

11. Brave Combo, "O Christmas Tree," 1991

12. Los Tigres Del Norte, "La Navidad De Los Pobres," 1993

13. Celia Cruz y La Sonora Matancera, "Aguinaldo Antillano," 1958

14. Alton Ellis, "A Merry Merry Christmas," 1971 (introduced by the Gable School 
     Choir, 1972)

15. Charley Fresh, "Happy Christmas, Rude Roy," 1993

16. Jackie Mittoo, Bagga, Pablove Black & Brentford All Stars, 
      "After Christmas," 1979

17. LL Cool J, "How to do a mitzvah this Hanukah," 2015

18. Erran Baron Cohen, "Dreidel," 2008      

19. Gloria Parker and Her Singing Glasses, "Deck the Halls," 1980

20. The Raymond Scott Quintette, "Christmas Night in Harlem," 1939

21. Louis Armstrong and the All Stars, "Christmas Night in Harlem,"        1955

22. The Ramsey Lewis Trio, "Jingle Bells," 1964

23. Norah Jones, "Blue Christmas," 2021

24. Karolina Beimcik, "A Child is Born," 2012

25. Pee Wee Crayton, "A Frosty Night," 1956

26. Don Smith, "Black Christmas," 1977

27. Season's Greetings from Keith Richards, 2014

28. Billy Idol, "Auld Lang Syne," 2006

29. Mae West, "My New Year's Resolutions," 1966

30. Bonus track (for Sara):  John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman, 
       "Dedicated to You," 1963

 

Produced by Bill Adler

Sound Engineering by Jacob Burckhardt

Cover Art by Jean De Brunhoff for "Babar and Father Christmas," 1940

Cover design by Ruthie Adler

Xmas Jollies 2022

As world leaders from the Global South convene in South Africa for the BRICS Summit this week, the West is watching closely. 23 countries have applied to join Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa in the grouping, which is focused on trade and development in their regions — typically dominated by colonizing powers in Europe and the United States. Where is BRICS headed and what unifies the grouping?

Brian Becker is joined by Mikaela Nhondo Erskog, member of secretariat of Pan Africanism Today, researcher at Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, member of No Cold War, and host of the podcast The Crane: An Africa-China podcast coming from the DongSheng News collective.

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BRICS Summit: China, Africa, Russia and the 23 New Applicants

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Xmas Jollies 2023

1. Season’s Greetings from Wolfman Jack
2. Mighty Sparrow, “Xmas Moppers,” 2000
3. Big Cynthia, “I Got Your Cookies and Milk,” 2014
4. Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials, “Christmas Time,” 1992
5. Amanda Shires w/ The McCrary Sisters, “Gone For Christmas,” 2021
6. Roy Forbes (a/k/a Bim), “Christmas Time (I’m Gonna Be Home),” 1985
7. Aaron Neville, “Louisiana Christmas Day,” 1993
8. Johnnie Allan, “C’est Christmas Dans La Louisiane,” 1987
9. Rockin’ Sidney, “I’m Not Gonna Spend Christmas Alone,” 1976
10. Michelle Omba, “Non-Religious Christmas Song,” 2020
11. Goddammit Jeremiah, “Where’s My Presents?” 2022
12. The Carveliners, “Ridin’ with Santa,” 2023
13. Bob Seger and The Last Heard, “Sock It to Me Santa,” 1966
14. Season’s Greetings from Barry Adler, 2023
15. Gangstagrass featuring Kosha Dillz, “Happy Chinooka,” 2022
16. Los Tramposos, “El Burrito De Belen,” 2021
17. Hush Kids, “It’s Christmas,” 2022
18. Malcolm Holcombe w/ Iris DeMent, “Merry Christmas,” 2018
19. Tommy Hester, “Daddy’s Drinking Up Our Christmas,” c. 1968 (Introduced by Red Simpson)
20. Chris Isaak, “Everybody Knows It’s Christmas,” 2022
21. The Lollipops, “Mister Santa,” 1959
22. Harbor Lights, “Jing-A-Ling,” 2021
23. Gladys Bentley w/ Wardell Gray and the Dexter Gordon Quartet, “Jingle, 	Jangle, Jump,” 1952
24. Marimba Novelty Orchestra/Eddie Cantor, “Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town,” 1934
25. Mike Luare, “El Año Viejo,” 1967
26. Season’s Greetings from Julia Child, 1965
27. Thelonious Monk Quartet, “Abide With Me,” 1957
28. Chris Tomlin featuring Blessing Offor, “Hallelujah,” 2021

Produced by Bill Adler
Sound Engineering by Jacob Burckhardt
Cover Art by Charles Schulz for the cover of Newsweek, December 27, 1971
Cover design by Ruthie Adler

Thanks: Sam Adler and Katu Medina, Harry Allen, Janette Beckman, Catherine Boyle, Haley Brawner, Brian Brannon and Jennifer Lehrer Brannon, Jacob Burckhardt, Andy Cirzan, Candice Crossley, Nina DeMartini Day, Dan Deluca, Eileen Deming, Michael Deming, Andy Derousseau, David Fenton, Roy “Bim” Forbes, Jus Foster, David Gonzalez, Barbara Holliday, Michael Holman, Carol Karbal, Mitchell Kezin, Andrew King, Amy Linden, Miroslav Lovric, Liz Mandell, Rob Martinez, Betsy Meyer, Phil Michelson, Walter Morris, Jaye Muller, Kate Murphy, Jude Nicastro, Don Palmer, Jeff Selzer and Meredith Long, Bob Seidman, John Stainze, Christine Stelly (of Rayne, Louisiana’s No Name Vinyl), Henry Traurig, Noah Uman, Guy Walker, Dale Wiese.

Special thanks, as always, to Sara Moulton.

Xmas Jollies 2023

We speak to Def Jam alumni Bill Adler about his time at the label as well as his writing, television, and art projects.

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043: Bill Adler

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We've been doing some live random Lockdown Radio DJ sets at The Listening Club (https://www.twitter.com/listeningclub) to alleviate the tedium (finally getting around to uploading them here, hehe) - some are boisterous, some are less so - here's the second one!

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Lockdown Radio S01 E02 - 2020-03-29

1. Martha Carson, “Christmas Time Is Here” 1954.

2. Li’l Wally and the Lucky Harmony Boys Orchestra, "Jingle Bells 	Polka," 1956

3. Aloe Blacc, "Tell Your Mama,” 2018

4. Pastor T.L. Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir, "Jingle Bells Pt. 1,” 	1971

5. The Mighty Trini, “Rosie's Balloon,” 1995  

6. Felix del Rosario, “Cascabel,” 1968 

7. Papa Candito, “Pastores A Belen,” 1969 

8. Richard Ace and The Sound Dimensions, “Joyful Reggae,” 1969

9. Cedric Bravo with Rico And the Four Stars, "Merry Christmas,” 1965

10. Nap Hepburn and the March of Dimes, "Tell Santa Claus,” 1961

11. Ska-J, “Nadal Reggae,” 2011

12. Los Lobos, “Arbolito de Navidad,” 2019

13. Solomon Burke, “Christmas Presents from Heaven,” 1955

14. Joan Crawford, "Christmas Presents from Mommie Dearest," 1949

15. Joel Samberg & Benny Bell, "Holiday Shaving Cream,” 1975

16. Butterbeans & Susie, “Papa Ain’t No Santa Claus (Mama Ain't No 	Christmas Tree)," 1930

17. Pete Fountain, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” 1967

18. Heather Masse, "Mittens,” 2009 

19. Duke Pearson, “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” 1969

20. Don Patterson, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," 1965

21. Kacey Musgraves (featuring Willie Nelson), "A Willie Nice Christmas,” 	2019

22. George Jones and Tammy Wynette, “Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus,” 	1973

23. "Little" Jimmy Dickens, "Barefooted Little Cowboy," 1953 

24. Johnny Preston, “(I Want A) Rock and Roll Guitar,” 1960 

25. Chet Atkins and His Guitar, “Joy to the World,” 1955

26. Afroman, “Violent Night,” 2004

27. Frans Jahger, "Pasintaj Tagoj" (“Auld Lang Syne” in Esperanto), 1964

28. La Luz Roja De San Marcos Con Ancieto Molina, "El Año Viejo," 	1980

29. Bonus track (for Sara):  Al Bowlly and his Orchestra, “Every Day’s a Holiday,” 1937

Xmas Jollies 2020

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