T. Cary & W Burt excerpt Imre Mihaly Bereczky - Kanasztulok-Dallam (recorded in Hungary by Bartok, 1914) Stuart Dempster - Standing Waves Kent Carter - Song for Cannonball Laraaji - Dance #3 Youngs, Wickham-Smith, A Band - Zene Empire Centrafricain OCORA 101 excerpt William Stafford - In the Museum Tod Dockstader - Drone Bulent Arel - Capriccio for T.V. Golden Voyage - Crystal Carousel excerpt buddy dial edit Baba Ram Dass excerpt Joaquin Bautista - Flor de Canela (recorded in Michoacan by Henrietta Yurchenko, 1964-5)
Vladimir Ussachevsky - Wireless Fantasy Quiet Sun - RFD Biota - Vagabones excerpt Glaxo Babies - Dahij bamboo drums (recorded in Tahiti by Mazaire) Hessian Radio Symphony Orchestra/CPEMS - Synthesis (composed by Otto Leuning) Edgar Froese - Maroubra Bay excerpt Vasilisk - Acqua Mic Holwin - Amon Ra Alden Ashforth - Sailing to Byzantium Swami Kriya Ramananda - Devata Song of the Greek Mountains (PHILIPS PCC613) rulie garcia/CSM edit bollywood edit
west coast pop art experimental band - break my balloon caetano veloso - partido alto mother sunday - midnight in the graveyard portrait of fun - wages man los solitarios - que hare hoy anel y los chavos - warning COC - green manalishi wally gonzalez - bagong kabuhayan
PART TWO
sounds of harley - hard ride wilmer & the dukes - livin' in the USA granicus - bad talk ray pittman - come on back frummox - there you go sweet wine - things you said freaky ralph eno & the pointless sisters - eulogy the motors - phoney heaven wingate & floyd - empty horn shawn phillips - moonshine
omara portuondo - invitacion
la tribu - para que
antique formula - empece a vivir
tony camargo - franqueza
eddie palmieri - condiciones
los socios del ritmo - jungle ju
willy sanchez - no se que pasa
los destellos - apolo 11
los loud jets - sputnick
los golden jets - 30 60 90
los crazy birds - hanky
knight dreamers - veregua
orquesta hermanos flores - barrigon veregua
chico che - camino chontalpa
los mayans - chicana
la fresa acida - never alone
sama-yoa y los monchis - aguardiente
uno dos tres y fuera - machu picchu
tommy lee & autographs - i know junior wells - sweet darling think it over king solomon - ain't it funky ya'll bobby eaton - we gonna do our thing vernard johnson - soul metamorphosis ozz & the sperlings - somebody to love biggie ratt - escape el pooks - psychedelic soul pt.2 richard shann - wooly buger pt.1 sugar - main man pt.2 kenny & larry - you and I are through eddie jackson - memories of a dream barons - society dynamic concepts - what you want us to do pt.2 joe bataan - es tu cosa marky lee - she's looking good alton ellis - girl i got a date (soul version)
PART TWO
los johnny jets - apretado bobby williams - boogaloo mardi gras pt.2 gloria soul & cold grits - satisfy my hunger bebbe & the hitmakers - ooh cha lue lovelettes - i can't forget about you swinging bridgettes - secret spy billy preston - slaughter inclines - pressure cooker pt.1 brenda devlin - were you ever lonely jean elias - how long can i go on fooling myself bobby bland - i'm so tired bobby powell - peace begins within hifi white - bulldog pt.2
chucho avellanet - prisionero sonny knight - permanently lonely tammy mcknight - stop these teardrops james & bobby purify - i don't want to have to wait mischief makers - outside looking in swamp rats - mister sad julie monday - time is running out for me the unknown? - you could help me ease the pain los chijuas - dream slave carlos guzman - before & after joe bravo - teardrops from my heart noe & semitones - oh darling los diablos - ceniza roberto carlos - querem acaba bobby reed - i'll find a way midniters - giving up on love outsiders - i can't see you anymore blue notes - goodbye my lover dave love - baby hard times mina - runaway secos & molhados - minha namorada wando - amor maior bourbonese qualk - behind closed doors henry & the tribe - never melgar brothers - love is blue dahle scott - one more for the road
conjunto cachana - a bayamon
ray perez - aqui estoy de nuevo
johnny el bravo - celeste
tommy olivencia - trucutu
el gran fellove - goza mi ritmo
johnny ventura feat. luisito marti - odiame
manny corchado feat. tito rodriguez - aprovecha el tiempo
johnny chano martinez - tin marin
jose joaquin rivera - mambo corao
johnny pacheco - sonero
willie rosario - chango ta beni
latin brothers, joe arroyo - las cabanuelas
babo jimenez - amanece
orquesta riviera - macho cimarron
orquesta revolution '70 - guaguanco mayor
lobo y melon - aguanta la guera
conjunto sandumoro - ran kan kan
la conquista - lenguetera
german bas - yo sigo pa'lante
latin dimensions con roberto torres - comparicion
chino y su conjunto melao - jazmin
conjunto africa- guaguanco de la hermandad
rudy caldazo - tumba la cana
cannonball adderly joe harriott - southern horizons donald byrd - hank's tune charles mingus & lee konitz - ESP sam jones - unit 7 ken jones - room 43 teddy charles - lupe garoue charles bell quartet - happy funky bennie green - people will say we're in love panama francis - desdemona's lament jackie ivory - freddie the freeloader (miles davis)
Part B
sonny stitt - in the bag jack mcduff - silk'n soul max roach - drum conversation rod levitt - jelly man george shearing quintet & 4 woodwinds - dialogue for two pianos (gary burton) dollar brand - which way? stanley cowell - ibn mukhtarr mustapha piano, drums & gulls (white label 78) france gall - le coer qui jazze james booker - big nick james petrillo reuben siggers - pause... for the cause
Byrd's Eye View (Transition TRLP 4): Donald Byrd (tp); Hank Mobley (ts) ; Horace Silver (p) ; Doug Watkins (b) ; Art Blakey (d). Cambridge, MA December 2, 1955
another summer dance party mix. just about all electro-electronic-hiphop singles, crudely abutted with frayed denim and spent forties.
MC fosty & lovin C radioactive man parish & freeze force BDB bobby jimmy & the critters sheila dionne clientele girls talking shit juice it eric G compression don't bitch digital emotion iceman jah dr. rocx & co. feat kydd fresh G force ABC GQ ur the 14 me sunbelt spin it soroka gentle touch northwind tees happy
Mostly your relatively ancient American folkstyles mish-mashed together here (in honor of our nation's birthday), but framed by some Euro-type things, and of course North Carolina artists are foregrounded heavily as always. To begin with, lawyer and folkie Bascom Lamar Lunsford delivers a lusty and forceful "Hesitation Blues" in Asheville, N.C. for Robert Winslow Gordon on behalf of the feds in 1925. Then do enjoy the fidelity on Rudy Cipolla & David Grisman's "Chinese Carousel" because it's about the only semi-contemporary recording here. Those men did have a way with their mandolins. I bet it wouldn't be too hard to find a cleaner copy of the 78 of D. Halkias' "Minore Tou Halkia", but the story behind my finding this reissue is somewhat unusual: One Saturday a few years ago, I was negotiating the bike rack at a used book sale in Fort Mason, and an old man with a long beard and a sailor's cap was next to me strapping an album of old rembetikas onto the back of his bike, to give to his Armenian wife, apparently. I had totally forgotten about the LP section at the store, and sure enough he left a few volumes in the series behind for me.
Next up, ethnomusicologist Laura Boulton records Yaqui Indians performing "Matachines" for an Easter ceremony in Tlaxcala, Mexico, sometime around 1940, the George Ku Trio offer the tender plaint "Kuu Lei" from 1932, and the Highway QC’s sing "How I Love Jesus" from a rather rough-sounding promo Vee Jay 45 I recently picked up in Washington, DC. Channeling the profane once more, Calvin Johnson thunders through a truly rocking "Unsatisfied Mind" (with drum thwack at its most cardboard boxy) and Eddie Taylor boasts "I’m Gonna Love You," also recording for Vee Jay. A different genre, but you might hear the same lightly swinging rhythm tipping in with Norvin Kelly's Hank-styled "You Can’t Make Me Live With The Blues." I'm pretty sure Carl Belew had a hit on "24 Hour Night" but boy it sure is a dark and sorrowful tune. That's nothing though, compared to Dave Van Ronk's "Hang Me." A dying soldier's tragic fuck-you wrapped up in a petty dream of betterness. Worthy aside: Van Ronk threw rocks at cops at Stonewall. Jimmie's cousin Ernest Rodgers got to make a few sides for Victor in the 20's ; the well-known "Willie The Chimney Sweeper" belongs to the whole Minnie the Moocher/Jerry the Junker body of lurid drug songs and also evokes a whole lot of Barbary Coast hoodoo as well. I'm sure you all know Michael Hurley, who continues to record and tour today. "Lilly Pads" is a just a great old album track, and pretty catchy too. The Blue Sky Boys, aka Bill & Earl Bolick out of Hickory, N.C., were recruited for an Illinois festival reunion in 1964 by none other than Archie Green (RIP), and "Midnight On The Stormy Deep" is but one of their many old hits rekindled that night. And now a couple of hillbilly tunes struck deep with the spirit: Fred Starr & His Mountain Boys's "Shout & Shine" is from a surprisingly stirring budget label LP, and this version of "There Ain’t No Grave" (a song I've never heard a bad version of) is off a 1961 single by Detroit-area duo by the name of Jimmie Williams & Red Ellis, both of whom had long careers prior to this. Play-party time again, and the mighty Algia Mae Hinton bangs out an "Old Time Buck Dance," mad breaks and all. Next is a record by the Internes. I'm pretty sure they're the Four Internes of Durham, N.C., whose career supposedly began while working as orderlies at Duke Hospital and recorded for King/Federal in the early 50's. "When You Pray" is an uptempo harmony fingersnapper from 1958. No surprises from Brownie McGhee's "My Fault" ; his honest and unassuming manner make the song, and it's really in that Tampa Red/Melrose family vein of solid pop blues. Les Waldroop's "Watergate Bug" is an obscure record even for him, and what a tangled, weird anachronism it is too. Collecting North Carolina records is even more fun when artists actually name-check places; that's only part of what makes Jack Grant 's "Raleigh Train" such a hoot, but it's a big part. Besides, train songs rule. Now to throw you off the scent, this isn't the Carolinian guitarist Arthur Smith, but the fiddling Arthur Smith Trio of an earlier era; their breakneck "I’m Bound To Ride" of 1935 was later covered by the Stanley Brothers. Not much info on this here National Geographic Music Of The Ozarks record, but I'll be darned if this "Guitar Medley" ain't the jam. Harmonica Frank Floyd presents the familiar "Married Man" descriptive novelty in fine form (I'd buy a bottle or two). As you can hear, he hadn't really mellowed out too much by the 70's. Sandy & Jeanie Darlington's "When I Die" is simple revival purity, somewhat blemished by the following blue record: pretty sure that Pratt & George Blues Part 2 is from an instantaneous recording from the 1930's or possibly 40's, at any rate early for this kind of aimless funk. Stirring up the kettle a little bit, Radley Gourzong's take on one of the most ur-fiddle tunes ever, "Devil’s Dream," is a field recording from the Caymans, and is from the great compilation Under the Coconut Tree on Original Music. And now we hear some fine Hungarian orchestrated soul from Asszony Lesz A Lanybol with "Levelem, Levelem" and then, also from Hungary, one of Bela Bartok's legendary cylinder recordings. This is of two girls, Battovsky and Zichla, performing "Megjott A Level Fekete Pecsettel," and it is from around 1910.
adriano celentano / disc jockey
jackie lomax / lavender dream
peddlers / comin' home
equals / skies above
buddy merrill / seventh moon
jukka tolonen / silva the cat
JP goude / les saturnales
message / chessmen
ISB / port of sybaris
earth & fire / wild & exciting
elis regina / corpus
mort stevens /beach trip
mark murphy / they
focus / soft vanilla
fanny / borrowed time
annette peacock / dear bela
maryla rodowicz / gaj
sparks / lady is lingering
poogy tales / yo ya
april group / believe it or not (The Cook & The Singer OST)
10 CC / flying junk
A white label pressed 10" disc that came from the late father of a friend of mine. He would play this record for the rides in a carnival fun house, I would guess in the 1950's and 60's. Anyway, please accept today's offering as somewhat of a placeholder until i can get another mix together. Mind the gap!
