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Paul talks Stetsasonic, De La, RZA, 1970s radio, and lots more in the first half of our epic conversation.  

See http://theciphershow.com/episode/98/ for full show notes and info. 

098: Prince Paul part 1

At Benicassim FIB Festival Brit Es Magazine was invited to chat with Curtis Harding. Our man for this matters, Guido Benedicto, set down with Mr. Harding to discuss about soul, music, art and fashion. 

Interview by Guido Benedicto.
Podcast edited by Paulina Riccardi.

CURTISHARDING Interview Mp3 Version(1)

Track list:

1. Welcome [0:00]
2. Pigmeat Markham, “Let’s Have Some Heat,” 1958 [0:27]
3. The Granville Williams Orchestra, “Santa Claus is Ska-in to Town,” 1964 [2:31]
4. Calypso Rose, “Oh, Christmas” [4:55]
5. Sach Moore and the Sandpebbles, “Wuh Yu Got to Gimme Fi Christmas” [6:37]
6. El Gran Combo featuring Andy Mantañez, “Asalta Navideño,” 1963 [9:08]
7. Year-end promo for New York’s La Mega radio station (WSKQ-FM) [12:06]
8. Alberto Diaz Y Sensacion, “Navidad Con Lechon” [12:13]
9. Newsbreak with Kent Brockman [14:11]
10. Charlie Stewart, “Santa Claus Won’t Come This Year,” 1964 [14:27]
11. El Vez, “Sleigh Ride,” 1994 [16:46]
12. Albert Collins, “Ice Pick,” 1978 [18:13]
13. Rockin’ Sidney, “Party This Christmas,” 1982 [21:25]
14. Harry Fontenot, “Jingle Bells,” c. 1973 [24:36]
15. Susie Arioli, “Christmas Dreaming,” 2010 [25:16]
16. Dobie Gray, “Christmas Waltz,” 1981 [27:06]
17. Joe Johnson, “Santa Bring My Baby Back,” 1966 [29:51]
18. The Orchids, “Christmas is the Time to Be with Your Baby,” 1964 [32:13]
19. Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, “8 Days of Hanukkah,” 2015 [34:19]
20. The Swan Silvertones, “Great Day in December,” 1956 [37:18]
21. Harry Allen, “Ding Dong! Merrily on High,” 2000 [39:57]
22. Mack Rice, “Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin’,” 1982 [40:38]
23. Pokey & Tyree Neal, “Santa Was a Freak Like Me,” 2013 [43:13]
24. Jimmy Lewis & Peggy Scott-Adams, “I Respect Everyone,” 2000 [45:34]
25. Billy Ward & The Dominoes, “Ringing In a Brand New Year,” 1953 [49:20]
26. Bobby Timmons, “Auld Lang Syne,” 1965 [51:34]
27. Bonus Track (for Sara): J.J. Johnson, “It’s You Or No One,” 1954 [52:26]
28. Season’s Greetings from The Obamas [54:39]

Bill Adler Xmas Jollies 2016

She's Just A Baby is an unreleased track recorded in early 1981, most likely at Prince's Wayzata Home Studio, Wayzata, MN, USA. The track is a soft ballad with falsetto vocals. The lyrics point to the narrator's love for a young girl. It is likely the song refers to Prince's relationship with Susan Moonsie, who was only 16 at the time they began dating.
Prince worked on the track further in early 1991 at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA, and it was submitted for copyright on 18 March, 1991. It's possible that Prince revisited the track because of his burgeoning relationship with Mayte, who was 16 when they met the previous year. Prince ultimately used the same lyrical themes in The Morning Papers, recorded in early December, 1991.
During Prince: A Celebration in June, 2000, computer screens at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA, offered names of a selection of tracks which users could vote on for inclusion on Crystal Ball Volume II. She's Just A Baby was on the list of 22 tracks, but was not chosen by fans, although the project was ultimately abandoned. The track remains unreleased.

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She's Just A Baby

Xmas Jollies 2018

1. Paul Tripp, "I've Got a Date With Santa," 1965
2. Brian Kurtz, "White Christmas" 2003
3. Aretha Franklin, "Blue Holiday," 1962 (Introduced by Kurtis Blow 1979)
4. Lou Rawls, "Christmas Is," 1967
5. Mari Jones with Johnny Moore's 3 Blazers, "Merry Christmas Baby," 1952
6. Big John Greer, "Wait Till After Christmas," 1954
7. Herb Geller, "Sleigh Ride," 1954
8. Rikarena, "Fuego Con To'," 2000
9. Fab 5, "Welcome Home," 1990
10. Rudy Ray Moore with a message to Rudolf
11. Artists Unknown, "The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives," 1933
12. Jimmy Sturr & His Orchestra, "Santa's Super Sonic Sleigh," 1979
13. Jimmy Donley, "Santa! Don't Pass Me By," 1962
14. Denise LaSalle, "Santa Claus Got the Christmas Blues," 1985
15. Mighty Terror, "Santa Clause Don't Have No Wife"
16. John L, "Green Christmas," 1970
17. Robert Parker, "A Letter to Santa," 1966
18. The Sensational Nightingales, "Mother Mary and Joseph," 1974
19. Elton Britt, "The Skater's Yodel," 1954
20. Tex Ritter, "Merry Christmas Polka," 1948
21. Allen Toussaint, "Silent Night," 1997
22. Marty Lee Hoenes w/ Donnie Iris and the Cruisers, "Silent Night," 2010
23. Kristi Johnston, "Is this Gonna Last?" 2000
24. Terry Allen with Guy Clark, "X-mas on the Isthmus," 1999
25. Bonus track (for America): Kimmie Rhodes, "Big Ol' Train," 2000

Produced by: Bill Adler
Sound Engineering: Jacob Burckhardt
Original Cover Illustration by Kunihisa Fujiwara for "Dancehall Christmas," Tachyon Records, 1988
Cover Design: Michael Uman

Thanks: Katy Adler, Sam Adler, Harry Allen, Fabiola Alondra, Bob Bell, Haley Brawner, David Corio, Candice Crossley, Dalton Delan, Michael Deming, Bob Derleth, Harry Duncan, Jim Eigo, D.X. Ferris, Henry Finder, Dennis Flannigan, Justin Foster, Bob George, Gary Kenton and Laura Linder, Josh Kross, Sue Kwon, Amy Linden, Lisa Lorey, Marie-Claude Lortie, Maggie Lovric, Miro Lovric and Abby Moulton, Betsey Meyer, Phil Michelson, Peter Moulton, Kate Murphy, Peter Murphy and Jeff Kaiser, Don Palmer, Terrell Robinson, Jeff Selzer, Christine Stelly, Stereo Jack, Maddi Tarr, Noah Uman, Guy Walker, Dale Wiese

Extra Special Thanks, as ever, to Sara Moulton

2018 Xmas Jollies

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BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the JOHN CREASY interview session! It’s no secret we are BIG fans of THE UMBRELLA crew, of which this Niagara Falls MC is a part of - take one look at the playlist over the past year, our interview with JOSIAH THE GIFT a few weeks back and Doe getting his collab on with the crew - these guys are their bag right now, and Creasy continues the onslaught this month with a brand new EP. “LEVITICUS”, solely produced by DARK ARTS, an up and coming producer based out of Liverpool, UK dropped a few weeks ago, so we get Creasy on the phone to talk about the third chapter of his Biblically themed series, how one of the featured guests on the project, Vinnie Paz, is supporting in a big way and what led John to start the series in the first place. We also get the origin story of his name - as well as unlikely, alternative universe origin story - and how he came to be a member of The Umbrella collective. Why yes, there’s lots more inside, but we’re tired of typing and we just not gonna give away all the goods here…SO. Press play, light it up, pour it out and partake heavily in that that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK

Recorded live August 24, 2020 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA
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BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the BUB ROCK interview session! We head to Strong Island this week to build with a man whose name is being mentioned in some pretty heavy circles as of late, including Hempstead’s own ROC MARCIANO. This October, Bub dropped an LP on his birthday like he normally does, called “A PEACE OF MINE”, which in our opinion is a serious AOTY contender - yeah we said it, and F your list while we’re at it. Bub breaks down why a series of personal losses almost benched the project, which also impacted every aspect of the album - from lyrical content and production, as well as the artwork. We also talk about his upcoming work with frequent collaborators FOULMOUTH and BANG BELUSHI of Detroit’s MIDDLE FINGER MUSIC, more collaboration with producer TROX (we need an EP / LP, fellas) and upcoming vinyl releases on COPENHAGEN CRATES. There’s more where this came from, so get with it and press play, cop something at BUBBAROCK.BANDCAMP.COM today and give thanks for that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK

Recorded live November 15, 2020 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA
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