Archive for August, 2005
This is the week of August 28th, 2005A House classic from Atlanta done in three different ways (House, Afro-Percussion & Jazz). Two Afro-Punk anthemns. A Brit interprets Reggae and a Jersey-icon mashes it up with the original Tuff Gong, plus an Afro-Brit sings a pop-blues. Ananda Project, Saul Williams, Kimya Dawson, Annie Lennox, Lauryn Hill, Bob Marley and Sade. Who says you can’t have it all? What yall say?
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This is the week of August 21st, 2005
Cannonball Adderley takes us miles away to autumn in Africa. Tabla Beat Science and DJ Disk take us on a ’spin’ around the Middle East. And Joe Hinton, Lyle Lovett, and Al Green take us back in time. From Soul Jazz to World Electronica to Rhythm & Blues interpretations of Country & Western, this week is a trip.
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This is the week of August 14th, 2005
It’s summer, but imagine there is only one beach in the world—and everybody is there. Rap legends Public Enemy are in deep conversation with jazz extraordinaire Branford Marsalis and the subject is the Godfather, James Brown; a few sand dunes away, Norway’s Beady Belle is soaking up notes of wisdom from Washington D.C.’s Roberta Flack and Rio de Janeiro’s Jorge Ben. Plus, if it’s the original beach then it has to be in Africa, so Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba are there along with their spiritual God-child, Brazilian songstress Daúde. It’s our take on beach music: from Long Island to Rio by way of Norway and Capetown! Can you dig it?
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