- Mariposa Traicionera (Maná)
- Sara (Bob Dylan)
- Makeout City (Bobby Fantasy)
- Andar Conmigo (Julieta Venegas)
- Sometimes (James)
- Bonito (Jarabe De Palo)
- La Bamba (Lila Downs)
- Esa Noche (Cafe Tacuba)
- Se Me Olvido Otra Vez (Maná)
- Todo Se Transforma (Jorge Drexler)
- Persiana Americana (Soda Stereo)
- La Ultima Noche (Eydie Gorme y Los Panchos)
- Amor A La Mexicana (Thalia)
- Quiero Que Me Quieras (Gael Bernal Garcia)
Friday, February 5, 2016
Episode #40 - You & Me & A Cat In Mexico
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Episode #39 - Celtic Latitudes
So what is Celtic music?
Celtic music draws connections to the early cultures of the British Isles and Western Europe. The folk music revival of the 1960s with American artists like Bob Dylan was a huge impetus for the revival of Celtic music and culture. Artists, especially, throughout Britain, Ireland and France took cue and began rediscovering their own roots and unearthed exciting traditions spanning back to a time before the invasions of the Romans or Anglo-Saxons. Soon musicians everywhere were picking up the “illun pipes,” Bodhran, flutes and whistles, fiddles and the bouzouki and igniting the music of the ancients in a modern world.
This playlist leads us on a journey throughout the Celtic diaspora. We’ll begin in the British Isles with tunes from Ireland, Wales and Scotland. After that we’ll jump down to Brittany and Galicia. Finally, we’ll cross the Atlantic to the Canadian Maritimes where the legacy of Celtic culture is alive and kicking in Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island.One artist, who I’ve come to discover as of late, who was a key player in the Celtic music renaissance of early 70s is Alan Stivell. Stivell is a musician and singer from Brittany, a Northwest province of France that has survived for centuries as a bastion of Celtic culture. He modernized traditional Breton music and singing in the Breton language. Many consider his music to be the precursor for Celtic Rock. Brittany
Ian Morrison Reel - Alan Stivell
The Black-Haired Maiden - Alan Stivell
Ireland
Samradh Samradh - The Gloaming
Slip Jig / Jig Gan Ainm - Danu
King of the Fairies - Horslips
Whirl-Y-Reel 1 - Afro Celt Sound System
Wales
Chwedl Y Ddwy Ddraig -
Calan
Ceffylau - Catrin Finch & Seckou Keita
Scotland
The Queen of Argyll - Silly Wizard
An Dans Elegua - Salsa Celtica
Brittany
Les Transformations - Malicorne
Galicia
Dia de Campoo - Cahornega
Cape Breton
The Giant - Stan Rogers
Big Sampie’s Reel - Maxim Cormier
Prince Edward Island
Huginn & Muninn - Ten Strings and a Goat Skin
4:44 - Vishtén
Secret Victory - The East Pointers |
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
Episode #38 - Bowie World
Missed the show? Click here to listen to an archived stream of this show! |
David Bowie was not a chameleon. He was an artistic mutant, one planet ahead of his fellow homo sapiens. Drawing influence from avant-garde art, theatre and even science fiction. He fused fashion and identity in a way that transcended the work of other rock musicians of his generation So much of what we experience today in pop culture is derived from Bowie’s career and the family of musicians and producers with whom he worked. From sharing a flat and writing songs with Iggy Pop to studio production with Brian Eno. Electronic explorations with Trent Reznor to funk odysseys with Nile Rodgers. His philosophy and approach to performance continues to be evident in the work of artists like Bono, Lady Gaga, Marilyn Manson, Gary Numan, Robyn Hitchcock and many many more.
When an artist transcends their country, their culture, their planet…. to me, that’s an indication of brilliance. Bowie’s continual transformations and outside approach connect to the core of the human experience. Musicians across the world have interpreted his songs since the beginning.
This show explores the many interpretations of Bowie’s music. Welcome to Bowie World.
- David Bowie - Regazzo Solo, Regazza Sola
- Sunshiners - Modern Love
- Seu Jorge - Rebel Rebel
- Moodoid - Let's Dance
- Megapuss - Sound + Vision
- Paralisis Permanente - Héroes
- 10,000 Maniacs - Starman
- Seu Jorge - Oh! You Pretty Things
- Brazzaville - Moonage Daydream
- Rolly Teranishi - Ziggy Stardust
- Icky Blossoms - Ashes to Ashes
- Great Pagans - The Man Who Sold The World
- John C. Reilly - Starman
- Alain Kan - La Vie En Mars?
- The Cure - Young Americans
- Fobia - Presionando
- Charles De Goal - Hang On To Yourself
- Dinosaur Jr. - Quicksand
- Seu Jorge - Life On Mars?
- Chris Hadfield - Space Oddity
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Episode #37 - Legacy
- Ravi Shankar - Introduction to Indian Music
- Anoushka Shankar - Dancing In Madness
- Vieux Farka Toure - Sarama
- Vieux Farka Toure - Aï Haïra
- Domenico + 2 - Solar
- Domenico + 2 - Tema Da Zorra
- Chucho Valdez - Congadanza
- Charlotte Gainsbourg - Voyage
- Charlotte Gainsbourg - 5:55
- Eliza Carthy & The Kings of Calicutt - Trip to Fowey / Cuckold Came Out
- C.J. Chenier - Too Much Fun
- Femi Kuti - Look Around
- Seun Kuti - Mr. Big Thief
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Episode #36 - Dub Genesis
Tune in this week for a delightful trip through the echoes and reverb-drenched sounds of 1960s and 70s Jamaican dub. King Tubby and Lee "Scratch" Perry will be our guides.
Sunday, December 27, 2015
Episode #35 - Top of the World 2015
Goran Kajfes Subtropic Arkestra - The Reason Why Vol. 2
http://headspinrecordings.com/releases/releasedetails.php?ID=52
Bixiga 70 - III
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/sep/10/bixiga-70-iii-review
Le Vent Du Nord - Tetu
http://www.folkalley.com/archives/001393.php
Dengue Fever - The Deepest Lake
http://www.mojo4music.com/18756/dengue-fever-deepest-lake/
Dexter Story - Wondem
https://www.soundwayrecords.com/Shop/PhysicalDetails?pid=SWR_PH_147
Shooglenifty - The Untied Knot
http://www.folkradio.co.uk/2015/08/shooglenifty-the-untied-knot/
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Episode #33 - Global Grooves
“Life is about rhythm. We vibrate, our hearts are pumping blood, we are a rhythm machine, that's what we are.”
- Mickey Hart
Remember a simpler time before memory
Devoid of distraction
You lay nestled in the womb of your mother
We all start from the same place
Surrounded by warmth and darkness
The single presence of a sound captured your focus
Existence was measured by the simple beat of the heart
Mother’s heart. The world heart
Speeding up. Slowing down
Always within its groove
9 months of a continuous rhythm
Counting out the days of your universe
This week, I’ve put together a playlist of rhythmically captivating songs that span the world. Global Grooves. Coming up in the next 90 minutes, you’ll hear a variety of mindblowing, booty shaking, soul stirring, get up and gyrate to the beats of humanity’s pulsating polygalactic heartbeat music.
- Mickey Hart
Remember a simpler time before memory
Devoid of distraction
You lay nestled in the womb of your mother
We all start from the same place
Surrounded by warmth and darkness
The single presence of a sound captured your focus
Existence was measured by the simple beat of the heart
Mother’s heart. The world heart
Speeding up. Slowing down
Always within its groove
9 months of a continuous rhythm
Counting out the days of your universe
This week, I’ve put together a playlist of rhythmically captivating songs that span the world. Global Grooves. Coming up in the next 90 minutes, you’ll hear a variety of mindblowing, booty shaking, soul stirring, get up and gyrate to the beats of humanity’s pulsating polygalactic heartbeat music.
- Manu Dibango - Africa Boogie
- Rocket Juice & The Moon - Night Watch
- The Big Beats - Mi Nsumoo Bo Donn
- Vula Viel - Yes Yaa Yaa
- Global Drum Project - Baba
- The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band - Kwang Noi Chaolay
- Fania All Stars - Smoke
- Bei Bei & Shawn Lee - The Ambush
- Juaneco Y Su Combo - Vacilando con Ayahuasca
- Tito Puente - Wata Wasuri
- Iconili - O Rei de Tupanga
- Matias Aguayo - Minimal
- Bachar Mar-Khalife - Lemon
- Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - Higher Consciousness (Remix)
- Goran Kafjes Subtropic Arkestra - Storstad
- Bixiga 70 - Niran
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