Samba

Ain't Nobody - LKO Demo

<b>Laurent Garnier - Essential Mix (BBC Radio 1 - 5 Apr 2014)</b>

<u>Tracklisting:</u>
01- Rue de Plaisance - 12B 
02- Soul Phiction - When radio was boss
03- Hold Youth - Street my Baby
04- Awato 3 - Applecake
05- Eduardo De La Calle - Altar De Sacrificio 
06- Michael Gracioppo - Creep (Tale Of Us & Vaal Remix)
07- Dokta Venom - Only U
08- Javi Bora & Le Vinyl - Mommas Tale
09- Pierre Ravan & Spin Science - Eyes Should Be Washed (Rocco TekDeep Mix)
10- Rob Hes - Radio Drift (Dubspeeka_Remix)
11- 04lm - tragicaller
12- Mike Dehnert - ReRe
13- Garnier - M.I.L.F
14- Bambounou - Ignition (Laurent Garnier Rmx)
14- Jules Wells - Song 4 Clara  
15- Kosmic Messenger - Soundscape
16- Joe Farr - Tape 10  
17- Lusine - Stratus 
18- Philippe Petit - Stars 
19- Ian O'Donovan - Black Widow
20- Danny Daze - Beatdown 
21- Garnier - H.E
22- Jay Ka - Phonogramm ltd
23- Juju & Jordash  - Third Planet From Altair

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Essential Mix (BBC Radio 1 - 5 Apr 2014)

Apple Jack - Lisa McHugh (Single)

caminando-

salgamos caminando
brindando por los suenos
como si no se hubiesen perdido en la jungla del ayer
sigamos festejando
parlando en mil idiomas
haciendonos los guapos
sin nada que perder
salgamos caminando 
sonando que hay un barrio
perdido en la neblina
ansiando tu volver

caminando nos veremos 
y el mundo cruzaremos
con risas y desdichas 
con mucho que perder

caminando nos veremos 
y el mundo cruzaremos
con risas y desdichas 
con mucho que perder

salgamos caminando 
creyendo ser los de antes
corriendo en las esquinas
no hay nadie a quien vencer
sigamos en la calle
sabiendonos payasos
coreando nuestras risas
creyendo en el volver

caminando nos veremos 
y el mundo cruzaremos
con risas y desdichas 
con mucho que perder

caminando nos veremos 
y el mundo cruzaremos
con risas y desdichas 
con mucho que perder

Brixton. London. 2014
An Argentine talks and at times croons in Spanish. 
His mates; tango musicians and singers, show their authentic talent. 
A French hip hop and reggae producer brings his Londoners mates to do their thing in the mix and keeps this eclectic bunch tightly together. 
42 minutes,14 canciones.
Tongas & Mates
A tango LP made in London

Molyneux Music 2014

Gaston Carrano, drums & vocals Ben Brooke, piano & percussion Carlos Quilici, bandoneon Oscar Acebras, guitar Enrique Galassi, double bass Javier Fioramonti, guitar Gareth Redfarn, electric guitar & bass Jermaine Foster, keyboard, bass and backing vocals Diego Silva, saxophone Mauricio Venegas Astorga, charango & panpipes Julien Salinas, trumpet Ailin Staicos, vocals in 5 & 8 Romina Grosso, vocals in 8 & 11 Corina Piatti, vocals in 12, backing vocals in 1 Jasmine Rodgers, backing vocals in 4, 6 & 13 Luz de Olano, backing vocals in 3 Leonardo Intilangelo, bandoneon in 5 & 9 Pato Vidal, bass in 10 Mariano Garcia, guitar in 10 Federico Roldan, arrangement in 10 Rachel Pantin, violin in 2 Eduardo Carrano, bombo leguero in 14 Simon Shannon,piano in 10 Pablo Citarella, piano intro in 8 Recorded in many locations in London & Buenos Aires Mixed by Gareth Redfarn at Hi Street studio, London Mastered by Craig Dormer at Redlight, London Produced by Ben Brooke Molyneux Music 2014 All rights reserved info@tongasmates.com

1 Caminando

Brixton. London. 2014
An Argentine talks and at times croons in Spanish. 
His mates; tango musicians and singers, show their authentic talent. 
A French hip hop and reggae producer brings his Londoners mates to do their thing in the mix and keeps this eclectic bunch tightly together. 
42 minutes,14 canciones.
Tongas & Mates
A tango LP made in London

Molyneux Music 2014

Gaston Carrano, drums & vocals Ben Brooke, piano & percussion Carlos Quilici, bandoneon Oscar Acebras, guitar Enrique Galassi, double bass Javier Fioramonti, guitar Gareth Redfarn, electric guitar & bass Jermaine Foster, keyboard, bass and backing vocals Diego Silva, saxophone Mauricio Venegas Astorga, charango & panpipes Julien Salinas, trumpet Ailin Staicos, vocals in 5 & 8 Romina Grosso, vocals in 8 & 11 Corina Piatti, vocals in 12, backing vocals in 1 Jasmine Rodgers, backing vocals in 4, 6 & 13 Luz de Olano, backing vocals in 3 Leonardo Intilangelo, bandoneon in 5 & 9 Pato Vidal, bass in 10 Mariano Garcia, guitar in 10 Federico Roldan, arrangement in 10 Rachel Pantin, violin in 2 Eduardo Carrano, bombo leguero in 14 Simon Shannon,piano in 10 Pablo Citarella, piano intro in 8 Recorded in many locations in London & Buenos Aires Mixed by Gareth Redfarn at Hi Street studio, London Mastered by Craig Dormer at Redlight, London Produced by Ben Brooke Molyneux Music 2014 All rights reserved info@tongasmates.com

12 Tierra (con Corina Piatti)

13 Hoy

POEMA Y RECITADO: MARTÍN "PITU" FRONTERA
MÚSICA: MARCELA VIGIDE 

1. VOLVEREMOS

Borrowing the title from Cuban polymath Fernando Ortiz, producer Ned Sublette takes a group of travelers, including you, to multiple sites in western Cuba to analyze the musical impact of what Ortiz called the "Cuban counterpoint" of tobacco and sugar. We'll hear endangered species of drums in mountain farms and sugar towns, drilling down into the deep culture of the Afro-Cuban world. We'll hear sacred drumming as handed down from Kongo sources, from Yorubaland, from Dahomey, and more, in sites that are indelibly stamped with the imprints of Africa, above all in music. We'll hear an incredible poetic improviser, go to a block party in Matanzas, and talk to our guest scholar, Latin Grammy-winning record producer Caridad Diez, about the power of rumba and its meaning in Cuban society in the wake of UNESCO's designation of rumba as world heritage. Update: Ned Sublette's group was in Cuba at the time of Fidel Castro's death. Ned, who covered the story for Billboard, tells us what he experienced as Cuba went for nine days without live music. 

Produced by Ned Sublette.

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APWW PGM #747

[Distributed 1/26/2017]

Cuban Counterpoint of Tobacco and Sugar: Sacred Musical Spaces in Western Cuba

Much has been made of Mexico’s rich Spanish and indigenous heritage, but until recently, there’s been little talk of Mexico’s so-called “third root”:  Africa. Africans came to Mexico with the Spanish as soldiers and slaves – so many that by 1810, the black population of Mexico was equal to that of the United States. Today, African heritage persists throughout Mexico, yet for a variety of reasons, black history has long been silenced. In this Hip Deep episode, we use music to explore that history as we take a road trip across the country in search of sonic traces of Afro-Mexico. We visit the state of Veracruz to learn the history of the Afro-Mexican son jarocho sound, made famous by Ritchie Valens’ 1958 hit cover of "La Bamba," a traditional jarocho tune. Then, we visit the Costa Chica of Guerrero, where Afro-Mexican communities are fighting for government recognition to help preserve faltering musical traditions. And we’ll stop by the Golden Age halls of Mexico City, where the Afro-Cuban danzón thrives far from its ancestral home in Havana. Along the way, we hear from top scholars in the field such as Ben Vinson III and Alejandro Madrid, as well as Afro-Mexican music stars past and present, from Los Cojolites to Las Cafeteras. ¡Que padre! 

Produced by Marlon Bishop.

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APWW PGM #658
Originally Aired 8/25/2013
Distributed 5/11/2017

La Bamba: The Afro-Mexican Story

Mucho Latino

Summer Samba

Trini Lopez - Angelito

Espaço Pra Mudança

Amigo de Deus

Desde Londres y con la ayuda de sus Mates; el percusionista Gastón Carrano combina en estas canciones las diversas músicas que escuchó en la ciudad donde creció, Buenos Aires. En cada una nos cuenta con su particular recitado lo que su ritmo le inspira a decir. Rock, tango, jazz, milonga, reggae, latino y más.
From London and with the help of his Mates; percussionist Gaston Carrano combines in these songs the diverse musics that he listened in the city where he grew up, Buenos Aires. In each of them he tells us with his particular recitation whatever it’s rhythm inspires him to say. Rock, tango, jazz, milonga, reggae, latin and more.

1 Caminando

Tongas & Mates

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