Snap Ant presents The Silver Selva
(MP3 podcast on www.parisdjs.com) Snap Ant, 2009-04-23
Snap Ant, bass player from Super Numeri, granted us with one of our most downloaded mixes two years ago, a psychedelic mashed-up mix called 'In Dark Threes'. We're proud to say he's now back on ParisDJs.com with a new full tripping megathing of 58 tracks in 38 minutes that goes from psychedelic rock to new-wave, from library music to blues, from jazz to soundtracks, pop and hip pop... Expect an amazing construct of sounds and colors and plan some heavy tripping for your speakers!
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Tracklisting :
01. Flaviola e o Bando do Sol / Canto Fúnebre (from 'Flaviola e o Bando do Sol', 1974 Solar)
02. Ralph Lundsten / Prayer 7 - Deliver Us from Evil (from 'Fadervår', 1972)
03. Basil Kirchin / Special Relativity (from 'Quantum', 2003 Trunk)
04. Iggy and the Stooges / Tight Pants (from 'I'm Sick Of You!', 1996 Bomp)
05. Daniel (A.I.U) Higgs Interdimensional Song-Seamstress / Moharsing and Schoenhut (from 'Ancestral Songs', 2006 Holy Mountain)
06. Electric Wizard / Vinum Sabathi (from 'Dopethrone', 2000 Rise Above)
07. Vernon Elliot / Clangers Original Television Music (2001, Trunk)
08. Ray Cathode / Waltz In Orbit (from 7", 1962 EMI)
09. Chants Populaires Tahitiens / Chant D'Amour (from 'Robert Crumb: Presents Hot Women Singers', 2003 EFAS)
10. Link Wray / Ace Of Spades (from 7", 1965 Swan)
11. Stars of the Lid / Jan. '69 (from 'Gravitational Pull Vs. The Desire for an Aquatic Life', 1996 Sedimental)
12. Faust / Meadow Meal (from 'Faust', 1971 Polydor)
13. My Bloody Valentine / Glider (from 'Glider', 1990 Creation)
14. Neil Young / The Loner (from 'Neil Young', 1968 Reprise)
15. Alice Coltrane / The Sun (from 'A Monastic Trio', 1968 Impulse!)
16. Milton Nascimento / Cozinha (from 'Maria Maria/Ultimo Trem', 2000 Far Out)
17. Agha-Ye Sadjadifard / Bedah-e navazi santur (Impromptu on the santur) (from 'The Music of Islam, Vol. 12: Music of Iran', 1998 Celestial Harmonies)
18. Joy Division / Warsaw (from 'Warsaw', 1994 Movieplay Gold)
19. The Erik Brickland Survival Scheme / Case 4 (from 'The Early Cases Vol. 3', cdr 2001)
20. Armando Sciascia / Psicosi Depressiva (from 'Metempsyco', Dagored 2001)
21. Ralph Lundsten / Prayer 6 - Lead Us Not Into Temptation (from 'Faderbår', 1972)
22. Unknown / Who's Afraid (from 'How Do I Learn', Unknown)
23. Walter Schumann / Pretty Fly (from 'The Night of The Hunter' Motion Picture, 1955 United Artists)
24. Canned Heat / On The Road Again (from 7", 1968 Liberty)
25. Caetano Veloso / Acrilírico (from 'Caetano Veloso', 1969 Philips)
26. Wilco / Wishful Thinking (from 'A Ghost Is Born', 2004 Nonesuch)
27. Cabaret Voltaire / Seconds Too Late (from 'The Original Sound of Sheffield '78/'82', 2002 Mute)
28. Cliff Martinez / Is This What Everybody Wants (from 'Solaris' Motion Picture, 2002 Superb)
29. Chib / + (from 'Moco', 2004 Fatcat)
30. Brian Hodgson / Tardis Computer (from 'Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 1: the Early Years 1963-1969', 2005 Mute)
31. Luigi Zito / Movimento (from 'Miscellenea' 1969 SR)
32. Dr. Timothy Leary / The Tune In (from 'Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out', 1967 ESP-Disk)
33. Captain Beefheart / Clear Spot (from 'Clear Spot', 1972 Reprise)
34. Pierre Henry / Trafic (from 'La Ville. Die Stadt', 1994 Wergo)
35. Excerpt from 'Cafe Flesh' Motion Picture (1982)
36. Grey / Drum Mode (from 'Downtown 81', 2001 Virgin)
37. Broadcast / Microtronics 06 (from 'Microtronics Volume 1', 2003 Warp)
38. Grizzly Bear / Easier (from 'Yellow House', 2006 Warp)
39. Zukanican / Tell it to the Kif (from 'The Stumbling Block', 2009 Pickled Egg)
40. David Lynch / Today: David Lynch & Donovan 23 Oct 07 (from BBC Radio 4, 2007)
41. John Parish / El Merreon (from 'How Animals Move', 2002 Thrill Jockey)
42. Tortoise / Seneca (from 'Standards', 2001 Warp)
43. Pop Levi / Police $ign (from 7", 2009 Counter)
44. Black Dice / Creatures (from 'Creature Comforts', 2004 DFA)
45. Sun Ra / Friendly Galaxy (from 'Purple Night', 1990 A&M)
46. Afrika Bambaataa / Just Get Up And Dance (Acapella) (from 'The 12" Mixes', 1999 ZYX Music)
47. Yoko Ono / No, No, No (from 'Walking On Thin Ice', 1992 Rykodisc)
48. Excerpt of speech from Norma Panduro
49. Eno - Moebius - Roedelius - Plank / Nervos (from 'Begegnungen', 1984 Sky)
50. Bruce Haack & Esther Nelson / Ok Robot (from 'Listen Compute Rock Home: The Best of Dimension 5', 1999 El Diablo)
51. Instruments Suprenants Et Rares (from Unknown)
52. Azimuth / Caça A Raposa (from 'Azimuth', 2007 Far Out)
53. The Hooterville Trolley / No Silver Bird (from 7", 2008 Stoned Circus)
54. Margo Guryan / Love (from 'Take a Picture', 1968 Oglio)
55. BBC Sound Effects Library / Happy Baby
56. Bearfarm / The Wounded Stag (from 'The Important First Album', 2009 cdr)
57. Brian Hodgson / Sting (the Krotons) (from 'Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 1: the Early Years 1963-1969', 2005 Mute)
Credits :
Artwork, selection and mix by Snap Ant (myspace.com/snapant)
Additional audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Tag : Mixes Psychedelic
Snap Ant presents The Silver Selva | Comments: 0
Thursday, April 23 2009
Mr Moo - Funky Freak Out In 70's Jazz | Comments: 2
Sunday, March 2 2008
Mr Moo - Funky Freak Out In 70's Jazz
(MP3 Podcast on ParisDJs.com) T.I.M.E.C., 2008-03-03
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Southern Energy Ensemble - Energy
(from 'Southern Energy Ensemble' album, Late 70s / Black Fire Records)
02. The Lightmen Plus One - The Phantom
(from 'Enery Control Center' album, 1972 / Lightin' Records/Now Again)
03. Boscoe - Money Won't Save You
(from 'Boscoe' album, 1973 / Kingdom Of Chad Records /Numero)
04. Luis Gasca - Little Mama
(from 'For Those Who Chant' album, 1972 / Blue Thumb Records
05. Okyerema Asante featuring Plunky - Asante Sana
(from 'Drum Message' album, 1977 / Black Fire Records
06. Experience Unlimited - Funk Consciousness
(from 'Experience Unlimited' album, 1977 / Black Fire Records)
Original artworks :
Info :
At first this mix was intended to be a special tribute to Black Fire Records but it evolved from that to what you're about to listen, partly for survival purposes, the thing was getting too heavy on jazz or way too trippy for mass audiences (yeah,folks! that's what we're aiming for nowadays...) and partly because i felt like it. However it kept elements of both Jazz & Psychedelia while being consciously funky in an afro way, hence the title.
01. Southern Energy Ensemble - Energy
(from 'Southern Energy Ensemble' album, Late 70s / Black Fire Records)
This amazing band produced (only) one album thanks to the Black Fire crew. The record company was started in 1975 by Plunky and Jimmy Gray a Washington DJ and a promo rep for CTI, Stata-East, Tribe & Black Jazz among others.
The Juju tribe that drifted from Frisco to NY to then Richmond, Virginia (uh!?), was engaged in a spiritual, political, communal, and independent way of life that inspired them to create this label. The move down south was apparently because Plunky's little brother Muzi Branch lived there... A beautiful bass player, he was also responsible for most of the LP's artwork at the time, including this cover. The new rhythm section he provided with Ronnie Toler (drums) personified the geographical and musical shift Plunky's gang was going through, from instrumental spiritual & radical avant-jazz to afrocentric tripped out funk & jazz soaring with electric guitar and some of the strongest vocals you ever heard, from Juju to Oneness Of Juju.
Now, Southern Energy Ensemble, a local viginian band I believe, shared two member with the Juju family: Nat Lee on keys and Judy Spears who sings lead on the non-instumentals tracks but blatantly not on this one; they also had connections to Trussel who were Evelyn Champagne King's first touring band and that's all the information you're gonna get!
02. The Lightmen Plus One - The Phantom
(from 'Enery Control Center' album, 1972 / Lightin' Records/Now Again)
The Lightmen Plus One hailed unexepectedly from Houston,Texas and was led by their drummer Bubbha Thomas, teacher of Ronnie Laws Hubert's cadet brother (it's all about the little fellas!) and formerly a student of Conrad Johns who later directed the Kashmere Stage Band. They released a fourth album on the self-operated Lightin' Records, a grittier but less spiritual release, obviously when you switch your 'Energy Control Center' to 'Country Fried Chicken' you end up in grease, man.
03. Boscoe - Money Won't Save You
(from 'Boscoe' album, 1973 / Kingdom Of Chad Records /Numero)
Chicago, home of Al Capone, the most brutal wind known to man, free jazz & electric blues, holds so many keypoints in the history of the african diaspora that its impact on Earth culture (and most of the solar system by now) still has be measured by hordes of sociologically depressed sociologists. Let's start with the great depression (not the latter's) and the mass exode of african americans leaving the rural delta to find jobs in the big cities up north. While playing bottleneck on the porch at dusk suits the deep south mood like a pearl of sweat on the upper lip, many pickers found it hard to compete with the noise of Chicago crowded streets & factories armed with a mere acoustic guitar, not the loudest string instrument, thus electrifying the motherfucka! Survival of the fittest uh! Another pivotal point was reached later on in the 60's when Curtis Mayfield, Donny Hattaway, Syl Johnson, Terry Callier... brought consciousness into soul music while Charles Stepney, Ramsay Lewis, Earth Wind & Fire, Eddie Harris crissed-crossed it with their jazz. On the other side of the black light spectrum you had the nucleus of the free scene heavy in african and space themes: Sun Ra, the whole AACM movement with The Art ensemble Of Chicago as it's spear and Philip Cohran & the Artistic Heritage who introduce the balafon or thumb piano to Maurice White (EWF) then with The Ramsay Lewis Trio, and subsequantly to the world.
So, all this for introducing Boscoe? Ooh yeah! They sure damn well deserved and reflects all those influences as much as their musical kins: Pieces of Peace, The Pharaohs, Brute Force, Southside Movement and to a lesser extent Rasputin Stash. Solid material, no covers, recorded live with real studio sound, tight & wiggly as a snake's ass with the chops to carry a tune beyond the mapped territory, it shouldn't have take 35 years for this sextet to create a buzz, but then again if it was not for unsung heroes there wouldn't be much to rediscover now wouldn't it? And maybe there wouldn't be much heroes around...
04. Luis Gasca - Little Mama
(from 'For Those Who Chant' album, 1972 / Blue Thumb Records
Ok that's the freak out, right here, but what a line up, man! You take The whole 1972 Santana Band including Carlos, you kick their green-eyed junkie-ass bass player out and put Stanley Clark instead, add Lenny White on drums and Coke Escovedo on percussion, top it with soloing Georges Cables, Joe Henderson, the trumpeter himself, what you got? A funkafied In-a-Silent-wayish chicano jam among the stars for day-offs only. This is Luis Gasca's second 'solo' release since 'Giant' with Herbie Hancock, Mongo Santamaria, and Bernard Purdie, located in San Francisco he kept himself busy in between sessioning all around, arranging horns for Big Brother & The Holding Company (Janis Joplin's 1st chaotic band) and playing with Malo. He was reported dead in Hawaï in the Late 70's, the level of his drug abuse makes it almost true, he just stopped playing for 20 years.
05. Okyerema Asante featuring Plunky - Asante Sana
(from 'Drum Message' album, 1977 / Black Fire Records
Okyerema Asante a master drummer from Ghana, who later went on to play with Hugh Masekela, Paul Simon, Hamiet Bluiett, Chief Bey, Jack De Johnette and members of Osibisa just to name a few, recorded his own album with Oneness of Juju plus guests in 1977. It's a highly percussive opus that bridge the gap between 'Space Jungle Luv' and 'Bush Brothers and Space Rangers'. Brian Jackson (Gil Scott-Heron's partner in crime) who befriended the Juju tribe in their Strata-East years together is playing piano there like he oftenly used to on Black Fire stuff. But it's Judy Spears who takes the lead vocal that rises first and shines best. Her performance is stunning, coming out of the shadow that Eka Ete Jackie Lewis's talent was somehow casting upon her (The voice of "African rhythms"), she really spreads her wings and takes it to the sky, add a call and response with a violin courtesy of Sister Tee(?) you hold one my favorite track ever, enjoy the peace while it last!
06. Experience Unlimited - Funk Consciousness
(from 'Experience Unlimited' album, 1977 / Black Fire Records)
This album is dedicated to the spirit of Jimi Hendrix, and all the positive people in the world is what Experience Unlimited's 1st LP's backcover reads, just for a hint. Recorded in 1976, there's still echoes of spiritual jazz but heavier on guitar & funk than their labelmates; these cats may be younger too. No info on the 'hippie' years of this DC band who shortened its name to E.U. before taking a big step out of obscurity onto the Go-Go scene in the 80's scoring a hit with the massive: 'Da butt'.
I'll strongly advise you to dig all those albums, you really get the a greater view of the talents involved once you hear them in their conceptual continuity, no weak track. In other words the whole is better than the sum of its parts.
Peace
Mr Moo
Credits :
Selected, mixed and annoted by Mr Moo (T.I.M.E.C.)
Cover artwork by Djouls, photo from Mr Moo's private collection
Loik - Bizot Is The One | Comments: 2
Thursday, December 13 2007
Loik - Bizot Is The One
(MP3 Podcast on www.parisdjs.com) Kraked, 2007-12-13
A small tribute to the immense Jean-François :
Bizot notre pape de la contre culture, fondateur d'Actuel et de Radio Nova, nous a quitté il y a quelques mois et la vie n'est plus pareille. Ses coup de gueule, ses entousiasmes, sa liberté d'être et ses visions nous manquent déjà cruellement. A l'occasion d'un Mensomadaire special, j'en profite juste pour lui jouer quelques songs qu'il affectionnait, de la musique pour lui. Pour lui dire qu'il nous manque!
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Tracklisting :
01. Jean Pace - Afro Blue
(from 'Joy - A Musical Come-Together' LP, 1970 / Dynagroove)
02. Charles Mingus - B.S.
(from 'Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus LP, 1963 / Impulse)
03. John Lee Hooker - It Serve You Right To Suffer
(from 'It Serve You Right To Suffer' LP, 1965 / Impulse)
04. Man - Puella Puellla
(from 'Revelation' LP, 1969 / Pye)
05. Oscar Brown - Dat Dere
(from 'Sin & Soul ...And Then Some LP, 1960 / Columbia)
06. Gong - The Pot Head Pixies
(from 'The Flying Teapot (Radio Gnome Invisible, Pt.1)' LP, 1973 / Byg)
07. Suicide - Rocket USA
(from 'Suicide' LP, 1977 / Celluloid)
08. Léo Ferré - Preface
(from 'Il n'y a Plus Rien' LP, 1973 / Barclay)
Original record covers :
Credits :
Selected and mixed by Loik & artwork by Fourmy (kraked.com)
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Paris DJs Soundsystem - Ungoogleable Turkish Delight | Comments: 5
Tuesday, July 31 2007
Paris DJs Soundsystem - Ungoogleable Turkish Delight
(MP3 podcast on ParisDJs.com) KRAKED/T.I.M.E.C., 2007-07-31
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Tracklisting :
01. Selda feat. Kardaslar - Nem Kaldi
(from 'Nem Kaldi/Rabbim Neydim Ne Oldum' 7 inch, 1974 / Yavuz)
»more info on Ninja-Obsession.net«
02. Mustafa Ozkent - Dolana Dolana
(from 'Gençlik Ile Elele' album, 1973 / reissued by Finders Keepers 2006)
»more info on Ninja-Obsession.net«
03. Cem Karaca Ve Apaslar - Gilgamis
(from 'Hava Narghile: Turkish Rock Music 1966-1975' compilation, 2001 / Bacchus Archives)
»more info on DionysusRecords.com«
04. Mavi Isiklar - Ask Çiçeçi
(from '26 Turkish Beat, Psych & Garage Delights - Ultrararities from Beyond the Sea of Marmara' compilation, 2001 / Grey Past Records)
»more info on Both-Kinds.com«
05. Ozdemir Erdogan Ve Orkestrasi - Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim
(from 'Love, Peace & Poetry - Turkish Psychedelic Music' compilation, 2005 / Normal Records)
»more info on Normal-Records.com«
06. BariŞ Manço - Lambaya Püf De
(from 'Ben Bilirim' album, 1975 / Kurtalan Ekspres)
»more info on Wikipedia.org«
07. Yabancilar - Ağıt
(from 'Ağıt/Kayalar' 7 inch, 1967 / Hürriyet)
»more info on Progressive.Homestead.com«
08. Selda - Yaylalar
(from 'Selda' album, 1975 / reissued by Finders Keeepers 2006)
»more info on Ninja-Obsession.net«
09. Ali Atasagun - Ne ZormuŞ Unutmak (A Hard Day's Night)
(from 'Ne ZormuŞ Unutmuak' 7 inch, 1965? / Ezgi Pläklari)
»more info on Progressive.Homestead.com«
Original artworks :
Credits :
Selected and mixed by the Paris DJs Soul Soundsystem feat. Loik & Djouls
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Snap Ant - In Dark Three's... | Comments: 0
Sunday, March 11 2007
Snap Ant - In Dark Three's...
(MP3 podcast on www.parisdjs.com) Snap Ant, 2007-03-11
Info :
Ever heard of Snap Ant?
He plays bass and kalimba with Ninja Tune's UK psychedelic masters Super Numeri, with Pop Levi and Karl Webb from Loka (check their discography). If you haven't heard them yet it's still high time!
Snap Ant also released a very cool sample-free psychedelic pop album, "This Is Jut!" on Invicta Hi-Fi Records in October 2005 (read my review).
He remixed Ladytron and Coldcut.
He started a pop band called Maude, with Lynsey Packman and Linus Jackson (download their free online EP).
With Super Numeri he released in september 2005 a mind-blowing mix, "The Enochian Way", a crazy mash-up of various psychedelic stuff from all ages, one of the best compilations of 2005 (check the tracklist).
When he contacted us with this new 28mn psychedelic mashed-up mix, we were delighted, enthousiastic, jumping around, kinda like kids with a new toy: basically, we're proud to introduce the amazing world of Snap Ant to you today.
Enjoy.
More info :
Full discography, links & reviews available on ninja-obsession.net
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Stevie Wonder - Earth's Creation
(from 'Journey through the Secret Life of Plants' 2xLP, 1979 / Motown)
02. The White Noise - The Black Mass: An Electric Storm In Hell
(from 'An Electric Storm' LP, 1968 / Island)
03. Shirley Ellis - The Clapping Song
(from 'The Clapping Song' 7 inch, 1965 / Congress)
04. Throbbing Gristle - Dead Souls
(from 'Mission Of Dead Souls' LP, 1981 / Fetish Records)
05. Kurt Weill - Alabama Song
(from 'O Moon of Alabama: Historische Aufnahmen 1928-1944' compilation, 1994 / Capriccio)
06. Jah Wobble - Tales From Outer Space
(from 'Betrayal' LP, 1980 / Virgin)
07. Linda Perhacs - Parallelograms
(from 'Parallelograms' LP, 1970 / Kapp)
08. Karlheinz Stockhausen - 53'20"
(from 'Mantra' CD, 1990 / New Albion)
09. Joe Meek - ?
(from 'I Hear A New World' LP, 1960 / Triumph)
10. Bo Hansson - The Horns Of Rohan & The Battle Of The Pelenoor Fields
(from 'Music Inspired by The Lord of The Rings' LP, 1972 / Charisma)
11. Brian Hodgson - Propaganda Sleep Machine
(from 'Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 1: The Early Years 1963-1969' CD, 2000 / BBC)
12. Cabaret Voltaire - Eastern Mantra
(from 'Three Mantras' LP, 1980 / Rough Trade)
13. J.J. Cale - The Old Man and Me
(from 'Okie' LP, 1974 / Mercury)
14. Astrud Gilberto - Without Him
(from 'This Is Astrud Gilberto' LP, 1964 / Verve)
15. Graham Bond - Meditation Aumgu
(from 'Holy Magick' LP, 1970 / Vertigo)
16. Maurice Ravel - Ma Mère l'Oye, 1. Prélude
(from 'Ravel: Orchestral Works' LP, ???? / Deutsche Grammophon)
17. The Slits - Typical Girls (Brink Style Dub)
(from 'Wild Dub - from Punk Meets Dread Rocker' compilation, 2003 / Select Cuts)
18. Wa Muluendu - Masanka Sankayi Kandai Allstars
(from 'Congotronics 2: Buzz 'n' Rumble from the Urb 'n' Jungle' compilation, 2006 / Crammed)
19. Carlos Gardel - La Cumparsita
(from 'Cien Años' 2xLP, 1990 / EMI-Odeon)
20. Charles Mingus - Freedom
(from 'Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus' LP, 1963 / Impulse)
21. Michel Thomas - Learn Spanish
// info and scan coming soon //
22. Los Indios Tabajaras - Maria Cariua
(from 'Maria Elena' LP, 1958 / RCA)
23. Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - Curly Dub
(from 'Super Ape' LP, 1976 / Island)
24. Raymond Scott - Sleepy Time
(from 'Soothing Sounds for Baby' 3-LP set, 1963)
25. Chris Bowden - Telescopic Three
(from 'Time Capsule' 2xLP, 1996 / Soul Jazz)
26. Miles Davis - Rated X
(from 'Panthalassa' 2xLP, 1998 / Columbia)
27. Soft Machine - Out-Bloody-Rageous
(from 'Third' 2xLP, 1970 / Columbia)
28. Snap Ant - Archer Ray
(from CDR, unreleased)
29. Brian Eno - In Dark Trees
(from 'Another Green World' LP, 1975 / E.G. Records)
Original cover artworks :
Credits :
Artwork, selection and mix by Snap Ant (myspace.com/snapant)
Review by Djouls (TIMEC)
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Loik - Hippie Soul | Comments: 1
Saturday, February 3 2007
Loik - Hippie Soul
(MP3 Podcast on www.parisdjs.com) Kraked, 2007-02-03
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Bama - I Got Soul
(from 'Ghettos Of The Mind' LP, 1972 / Chess)
02. Sylvester & The Hot Band - On Your Way Down
(from 'Bazaar' LP, 1973 / Blue Thumb)
03. D.J. Rogers - Listen To The Message
(from 'D.J. Rogers' LP, 1973 / Shelter)
04. Ronnie McNeir - Keep Your Hands Off My Lady
(from 'Ronnie McNeir' LP, 1972 / RCA)
05. Latimore - For What It's Worth
(from 'Latimore' LP, 1973 / Glades)
06. Little Sonny - Memphis B-K
(from 'Black & Blue' LP, 1971 / Enterprise)
07. Baby Huey and the Babysitters - Listen To Me
(from 'The Baby Huey Story - The Living Legend' LP, 1970 / Buddah)
Original record covers :
Credits :
Selection by Loik & artwork by Fourmy (kraked.com)
Reviews by Djouls (djouls.com)
Mixing and audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Doctor L & Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #6 | Comments: 1
Monday, December 4 2006
Doctor L & Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #6
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) Mind Service, 2006-12-04
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Gospel Introduction
(from 'Missisipi Burning' original soundtrack LP, 1989 / Antilles)
02. Rare Moods - Speaking For Myself
(from 'Peace In Da Neighborhood' CD, 2003 / Comet)
03. Doctor L - White Strips (On The Road)
(from 'Mountains Will Never Surrender' CD, 2000 / Jive)
04. Johnny Rivers - John Lee Hooker
(from 'John Lee Hooker - Live at the Whisky A Go-Go, Revisited' LP, 1967 / Liberty)
05. Janis Joplin - Mercedes Benz
(from 'Pearl' LP, 1971 / CBS)
06. War - Four Cornered Room
(from 'The World Is A Ghetto' LP, 1972 / United Artists)
07. Parliament - Come In Out Of The Rain
(from 'Come In Out Of The Rain' 7 inch, 1972 / Invictus)
08. John Lee Hooker - Sittin' On Top Of The World
(from 'Free Beer And Chicken' LP, 1974 / ABC)
09. Doctor L - Dancing With Joy
(from 'Forgotten Tracks From Da Hard Drive' CD, 2006 / Mind)
10. Dr. John the Night Tripper - Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya
(from 'Gris-Gris' LP, 1968 / ATCO)
Original covers :
Info :
Selected and mixed by Doctor L (Mind) & Manu Boubli (Comet/Mind)
Artwork by Doctor L
Dj Corf - Le Jukebox Bien Tempéré #1 | Comments: 0
Saturday, July 22 2006
Dj Corf - Le Jukebox Bien Tempéré #1
(MP3 Podcast on www.gimmicksecouez.blogspot.com) 2006-07-18
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Tracklisting :
01. Rocé - Ce Que Personne N'entend Vraiment
(from 'Identité En Crescendo' 2006 / No Format)
02. Koch-Schütz-Studer & Musicos Cubanos - Vértigo
(from 'Fidel', 1999 / Intakt)
03. Michel Winock - La Crise Sociale
(from 'Mai 1968' 2001 / De Vive Voix)
04. John Zorn - Peur Sur La Ville (Ennio Morricone)
(from 'The Big Gundown' 2000 / Tzadik)
05. The Residents - Swastikas On Parade
(from 'Third Reich 'n Roll' 1976 / Euro Ralph)
06. André Minvielle - D. 3 D
(from 'ABCD'Erre De La Vocalchimie' 2004 / Le Chant du monde)
VS 07. Russia (Iakut) - Chant De Gloire, Tayuk
(from 'Voices of the World - Anthology of Vocal Expression (Disc 2)' 2004 / Le Chant du monde)
08. Paul Brousseau - Kessler
(from 'Voices Project' 2003 Phono Lab) (remix)
09. Heiner Stadler - Out Rock
(from Four Tet's 'Dj Kicks' 2006 !K7)
10. Banda Cittá Ruvo Di Puglia - Una Serenata
(from 'Banda And Jazz' Enja 1997)
11. Pierre Bastien & Mecanium - Inanga Conga
(from 'Musiques Machinales' Orkestra 1993)
12. Pascal Comelade - Trowboning R'n'b' Formidable
(from 'Swing Slang Song' Les disques du soleil 1999) (remix)
Info :
Selected and mixed by Dj Corf (Radio Béton)
Doctor L & Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #5 | Comments: 3
Tuesday, June 6 2006
Doctor L & Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #5
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) Mind Service, 2006-06-06
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Space Poetry Introduction by Mombasa
02. Rhythm In Philosophy - poetry by Ishmael Reed
03. Sun Ra - Space Is The Place
(from 'The Other Side Of The Sun', 1979 / Sweet Earth)
04. Poetry Interlude by Ishmael Reed
05. Miles Davis - Miles Run The Voodoo Down
(from 'Bitches Brew', 1970/ CBS)
06. Not Your Frequency - Etymology
(from 'Communication By Transfusion', 2005 / Mind)
07. Ramsey Lewis - Slipping Into Darkness
(from 'Ramsey Lewis Golden Hits', 1973 / Columbia)
08. Not Your Frequency - Geometry
(from 'Mind Presents The Real Thing', 2005 / Mind)
09. Philip Cohran & The Artistic Heritage Ensemble - Malcolm X
(from 'The Malcolm X Memorial (A Tribute In Music)', 197? / Zulu Records)
10. Poetry Interlude by Ishmael Reed
11. Doctor L - The Give Away Box
(from 'Temple On Every Street', 2000 / Jive)
12. Gil Scott-Heron/Brian Jackson - Peace Go With You Brother
(From 'Winter In America', 1974 / Strata East)
13. Pharoah Sanders - Astral Travelling
(From 'Thembi', 1971 / Impulse)
14. Rare Moods - Mystery Lane
(From 'Peace In Da Neighborhood', 2003 / Comet)
15. Hozan Yamamoto - Silver World
(From 'Silver World', 1970 / Philips)
16. Percussion & Poetry outerlude by Langston Hugues & Randy Weston
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Selected and mixed by Doctor L (Mind) & Manu Boubli (Comet)
Artwork by Doctor L
Doctor L and Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #3 | Comments: 4
Saturday, February 11 2006
Doctor L & Manu Boubli - Mind Radio Show #3
(MP3 Podcast on ParisDJs.com) Mind Service, 2006-02-11
[comment faire?/how to?]
Tracklisting :
01. Poetry Introduction
02. Not Your Frequency - Opening To Nature
(from 'Communication By Transfusion', 2006 / Mind)
03. Ken Nordine - Outer Space Interlude
(from 'Son Of Word Jazz', 1958 / DOT)
04. Don Cherry - Brown Rice
(from 'Brown Rice', 1976 / Horizon)
05. Not Your Frequency feat Clip Payne - What's Da Question
(from 'Communication By Transfusion', 2006 / Mind)
06. Revolutionnary Poetry Interlude by Angela Davis
07. Doctor L - Labyrinth
(from 'Monkey Dizzyness', 2003 / Fat)
08. Henry Mancini - The Sounds Of Hatari
(from 'Hatari OST', 1962 / RCA Victor)
09. Rare Moods feat Timothy Leary - A Bad Trip
(from 'Peace In Da Neighborhood', 2004 / Comet)
10. Revolutionnary Poetry Interlude by H Rap Brown
11. Sarah Webster Fabio - Juju For: Grandma
(from 'Jujus Alchemy Of The Blues', 1976 / Folkways)
12. Horns Interlude By Doug Carn
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Artwork by Doctor L
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