Podcasts about africa bambaataa

Send us a Text Message.FRSCKO WORLD RADIO #36 Mixed by YAROS (Austin, TX)TRACKLIST:1. Africa Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock (Club Therapy Remix)2. Micronica - Backrooms3. Eden Burns - House Non Stop4. Gabriel Ananda - Doppelwhipper5. Pinto - Night Odyssey6. Lykke Li - Little Bit (Alffie Edit)7. Reflex Blue - Low End Freqz (Dial Up Mix)8. ╤─ - Soup & Strippers9. NAAiV - Hyperactive [Mexica Records]10. Arturo Hernzama - Sucucho [Unearthed Records]11. Kevin Toro, Lulu - Bikini Martini12. Enzo Leep - Get Down13. Max Jacobson, Sakro - Chapter 16 Remember To Go Home14. Yaros - MK Ultra [Unreleased]The world Is yours.The world Is yours.

Pete's back after a 2 week absence with a whole bunch of new and recently released tracks, including material from The Allergies, Flevans, Rollo Doherty, Claudio Corona plus 2 from The Rayvelles. There are also birthday celebrations for Africa Bambaataa, Valerie Jones and for the legendary Dusty Springfield. For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/superfly-funk-and-soul-show/Tune into new broadcasts of the Superfly Funk & Soul Show, LIVE, Friday from 10 AM - 12 PM EST / 3 - 5 PM GMT.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This new programme is about the influence of Ralph Hutter and Florian Schneider, the leaders of the German band KRAFTWERK, in modern Pop music and other different trends. Probably, the most influential band in the history of pop music, especially since the ninety-eighties The playlist is a journey of modern music covering from the German underground scene where Kraftwerk started to the electronic music greatest artists as Aphex Twin through their Japanese counterparts of Yellow Magic Orchestra, the Disco music of Giorgio Moroder, the techno-pop of the Human League, the electro-punk of Suicide and D.A.F. the post-punk sound of Manchester Factory record band A Certain Ratio, their influence in the Hip hop pioneer Africa Bambaataa, the Dub, ambience and world music creators of Bill Laswell and Jah Wobble and the House music pioneers of Derrick May (founder of the Detroit Techno music) and the NY DJs of Masters at Work. Kraftwerk music was the seed of many forms of modern music — the band who saw the Future and showed us the way. PLAYLIST 1- The Robots - KRAFTWERK 2- Filmmuzik - E.M.A.K. 3- Love action - HUMAN LEAGUE 4- Misery Train - SUICIDE 5- Der Mussolinie - D.A.F. 6- Chase - GIORGIO MORODER (Midnight Express film soundtrack) 7- Planet Rock - AFRICA BAMBAATAA & SOULSONIC FORCE 8- Computer power - JAMIE JUPITOR 9- Computer games - FRANK CORNILIUS 10 - Vortex - AVIADOR DRO Y SUS OBREROS ESPECIALIZADOS 11- Dino - HARMONIA 12- Lucinda - A CERTAIN RATIO 13- The Ha Dance - MASTERS AT WORK (KEN/LOU mixx) 14- Tour de France - KRAFTWERK (remix ETAPE 2) 15- Alsema Dub - JAH WOBBLE & BILL LASWELL 16- Insomnia - YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA 17- We are the music makers - APHEX TWIN 18- Strings of life - DERRICK MAY

This is it - the final episode of series 4, New York City 1975-76. For this show Jeremy and Tim are staying in the Bronx for more discussion around the links between Downtown party culture and the port hip-hop scene. We hear about the very first B Boys, what their moves looked like, and what sort of music they were breaking to. We explore how important performing or being watched was to these dancers, and the similarities and differences with losing yourself on a disco dance floor. Tim and Jeremy unpack the class dimension of the early breaking scene, set against a backdrop of poverty and rising gang membership. They profile Africa Bambaataa, both as a DJ and an agent for social cohesion, and also introduce a young Grandmaster Flash - more on him to follow. Plus - Jeremy shares his own breaking experiences… We will take a short break (no pun intended) for summer, and will be back in the autumn for Series 5. Thanks to everyone for your continued support as we reach our 60th main episode of the podcast, closing in on 100 hours of music, dance floors, sound systems and counterculture. Love is the message… Become a patron at Patreon.com/LoveMessagePod And check out our new website: https://www.loveisthemessagepod.co.uk/ Books: Jeff Chang - Can't Stop Won't Stop Jonathan Mahler - Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning: 1977, Baseball, Politics, and the Battle for the Soul of a City Philippe Bourgois - In Search of Respect Tracklist: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun Abaco Dream - Life & death in G & A Shirley Ellis - The Clapping Song Herman, Kelly & Life - Dance to the Drummer's Beat The Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Women Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair  Grandmaster Flash - The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel

Caja de ritmos, el programa que te pone Dance. Esta semana viajamos al día 8 de mayo de 1999. Este sábado empezó David solo, ya que Fernando estaba liado con recados, aunque no fue mucho rato. Tuvimos la llamada de antena de nuestro gran amigo Toni Ondas. Era todo un placer tenerlo todos los sábados ahí detrás. Gracias Toni. Escuchamos a Kadoc, ¡Sash!, Zgz Dance Oasis Club, MTJ feat Jade, ATB, Omega, New London Beat, Dj Wag, Africa Bambaataa, Dana International, Milk inc., Gigi D´Agostino. Escríbenos a infopodcastaragon@gmail.com Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41 Visita nuestras paginas https://podcastaragon.es/ y https://musicaypalabras.es/ Caja de ritmos, el programa que te pone Dance. Autor del programa: Fernando Cester y David Garcia

Team 757 joins Droematic to debate who actually started Hip Hop. Was it DJ Kool Herc or Africa Bambaataa? This argument has been going on for years amongst most Hip Hop heads.  The crew finally tries to shed some light on which individual is responsible for the start of Hip Hop.

This show is dedicated to one of my present-day favourite musicians, Chico Mann. He is a multi-instrumentalist and record producer from New Jersey and part of a vibrant multicultural scene from NY. I discovered Chico Mann in 2010 after buying his album "Analog Drift". A great dance and pop album that gained praise from critics, his peers and fans. Chico Mann is the alter ego of Marcos Garcia. This musician is not only pursuing a solo music career with his alter ego. He is also a member of Antibalas and a heavy rock band called Here Lies Man. His eclecticism made him pair such a disparity of music influences such as Fela Kuti, Black Sabbath, Africa Bambaataa, Talking Heads, George Clinton and Willie Colon. A very unusual artist. Playlist 1- Harmonia - CHICO MANN 2- Mayombe- CHICO MANN 3- Modern Technology - THE DAKTARIS 4- Dirty Money - ANTI BALAS 5- Floating on Water - HERE LIES MAN 6- El Paragua - CHICO MANN 7- In these Dreams - HERE LIES MAN 8- Come and Goes - CHICO MANN 9- Como Me Miras - CHICO MANN & CAPTAIN PLANET 10- Sorrow, Tears and Blood - CHICO MANN 11- Blindness - HERE LIES MAN 12- Se chifló Dub - ANTI BALAS 13- Swinging from trees - HERE LIES MANN 14- Not Yet - OCOTE SOUL SOUND (remix by CHICO MANN & QUANTIC) 15- Once in a Lifetime - CHICO MANN 16- Close to me - CHICO MANN 17- Who you runnin' from - CHICO MANN

Esta vez nos hemos ido de viaje por los sonidos de House Master Boyz and The Rude Boy of House, Inducing The Pleasure Dreams, Rodney T. Franklin, Black Asteroid, Eastbound Expressway, 4 Hero, Odissey, Daara J. Family, Africa Bambaataa and Family, Zodiac Youth, Central Line y David Meiser. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio

Esta vez nos hemos ido de viaje por los sonidos de House Master Boyz and The Rude Boy of House, Inducing The Pleasure Dreams, Rodney T. Franklin, Black Asteroid, Eastbound Expressway, 4 Hero, Odissey, Daara J. Family, Africa Bambaataa and Family, Zodiac Youth, Central Line y David Meiser. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio

Esta vez nos hemos ido de viaje por los sonidos de House Master Boyz and The Rude Boy of House, Inducing The Pleasure Dreams, Rodney T. Franklin, Black Asteroid, Eastbound Expressway, 4 Hero, Odissey, Daara J. Family, Africa Bambaataa and Family, Zodiac Youth, Central Line y David Meiser. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio

Esta vez nos hemos ido de viaje por los sonidos de House Master Boyz and The Rude Boy of House, Inducing The Pleasure Dreams, Rodney T. Franklin, Black Asteroid, Eastbound Expressway, 4 Hero, Odissey, Daara J. Family, Africa Bambaataa and Family, Zodiac Youth, Central Line y David Meiser. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio

Im ersten Teil unserer neuen Reihe widmen wir uns der Metropole schlechthin - NYC. Wir beginnen unsere Tour mit der skurrilen Geschichte von Coney Island, blicken auf das New York der rauen 70er und 80er, erfahren, wie eben diese widrigen Umstände das Phänomen Hip Hop hervorgebracht haben und sprechen über das, was die Stadt nachhaltig geprägt hat: 9/11

Tune in tonight to Riff Monkeys from 10 pm (9 pm UK time) This Episode is just Bryan randomly diving into some beloved tracks from his collection. Music from: Asian Dub Foundation, 47 Soul, Leftfield, Africa Bambaataa, The Disposable Heroes of Hiphopricy, Eels, Scroobious Pip and Dan Le Sac, The Dub Pistols, Public Enemy and the Rolling Stones. If you miss any of these shows don't worry, you can listen to them again on www.radiomix106.com "Reloaded"

The downfall of The Zulu Nation and the response from KRS-One about the allegations against Africa Bambaataa

Leila Wills joins the Fringe this week to discuss the allegations of child molestation brought against one of the founding fathers of Hip Hop music , Africa Bambaataa. Leila's film, "TRAPped in a CULTure" breaks down the allegations and the Myth around the persona that is Bambaataa. We also discuss KRS - One's defense of Bambaata and similar allegations waged against R Kelly.  Movie notes below. Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse A year before the MeToo Movement took off, another story broke that shook the foundation of hip-hop. One of hip-hop’s founding fathers was accused of being a pedophile. Shocking allegations of child molestation against Afrika Bambaataa surfaced in 2016 when several men came forward with claims that Bambaataa and others from his organization, the Zulu Nation, had sexually abused them. The age of consent in New York is 17 and the men claim they were all underage, several were as young as twelve and thirteen.  One victim in the film says he was nine years old when Bambaataa allegedly began grooming him.   Afrika Bambaataa is regarded as one of the founding fathers of hip-hop and his 1980s single, Planet Rock, is the most sampled song in hip-hop history. Once a grassroots craze in the poverty-stricken streets of the Bronx, hip-hop spread worldwide and has grown into a billion-dollar industry. With the media’s new interest in hip-hop’s origins, Bambaataa has enjoyed many honors including appearances in films, books, magazines, and even as a visiting scholar at college universities.   His organization, the Zulu Nation, is considered to be The First Family of Hip Hop and has boasted of celebrity membership for decades. Members reportedly include Ice T, Queen Latifah, A Tribe Called Quest, Mos Def, and more.    Bambaataa would later take on the title "The Amen Ra" (God) of hip-hop and the Zulu Nation transformed from a hip-hop awareness group to a quasi-religious organization. Additionally, the self-proclaimed prophet of hip-hop, KRS One, declared that "anyone who has a problem with Afrika Bambaataa should quit hip-hop."    Bambaataa denied the child sexual abuse allegations and the hip-hop community as a whole fell silent on the issue. 

We give our feedback on "View from the 6" as well as the Africa Bambaataa situation. We discuss sports, music, and movies.

JUNIOR ASPIRIN PODCAST 09: THE HUMORS, in FOUR PARTS....Four reflections on medieval humorism. Like Rick Wakeman said of his "Six wives of Henry VIII" , these are not meant to be taken as literal representations of the four medieval temperaments... rather a contemporary redressing of an imbalance of humors.Devised and selected by Patrick Gibson.Part One - Sanguine.Laughing the loudest and wearing the flashiest outfits, a courageous selection of tracks. Ultimately lending themselves to sketches, life drawings, and rustic scenes. The humor of Sanguine is usually treated with leeches. PODCAST HEREPart Two - Choleric.BILE BILE BILE a fiery YELLOW grouping. There is nothing I love as much as a good fight. A natural superabundance of the choleric. PODCAST HEREPart Three - Melancholic.Semper Dowland, semper dolens. Melancholy Dane. Indolent dreaming wistfulness. Where is the ring I gave to Nancy Spain? PODCAST HEREPart Four - Phlegmatic.Get up late in the morning; Dorian mode on C; Take a nap; Eat; In this case the mode is the Phrygian; Take another nap; Go to bed. Hey Mr Pharmacist!This is one for those availed of a superb set of headphones - frequency spectrum junkies, medotists, nanologicians, monkish gong ritualists - communicate with the insect kingdom: Phenomenon, certainly but without the Iron Maiden. PODCAST HERE_________TRACKLISTINGS:Sanguine01 A Love Supreme - Alice Coltrane02 Zulu Nation Throwdown - Africa Bambaataa03 Contort Yourself - James White & The Blacks04 One more night - Can (Ege Bamyasi)05 Ubu Dance Party - Pere Ubu (Dub Housing)06 Take Yo Praise - Camille Yarborough07 To - Tom Ze08 Dearest Friends - Von Südenfed (Tromatic Reflexxions)09 Yield to Total Elation - Matmos (The Civil War)10 Love in Outer Space - Sun Ra (Out There A Minute)Choleric01 Structure - Glenn Branca (Ascension)02 Kebabtraume - DAF (Mute Audio)03 Egomaniac's Kiss - DNA (DNA on DNA)04 On Sadism - Material (Temporary Music)05 Yahsar - Cabaret Voltaire (2x45)06 Horizontal Folds - This Heat (This Heat)07 11,000 Volts - Mars (Mute Audio)08 Get Up & Use Me - Fire Engines (Codex Teenage)09 Poptones - Public Image Ltd (Metal Box)10 Fuckaz - The Bug (London Zoo)Melancholic01 Don't have to be so sad - Yo La Tengo (Summer Sun)02 I Can't Live Without You - Mulata Astatke (Ethio 4)03 Trieste Bahia - Caetano Veloso (Tramsa)04 Hold On - Tom Waits (Mule Variations)05 We Have a Map of the Piano - Mum (FInally we are no one)06 Blue Thunder - Galaxie 500 (On Fire)07 Blossom Time - Danil Grubbs & Loren Connors (Arborvitae)08 Sobbin' Blues - King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band09 Dark was the night, Cold was the ground - Blind Willie Johnson10 Untitled Blues - Albert AyerPhlegmatic01 Pax - Philip Jeck (Stoke)02 Quarto quardo - Luciano Cillio (Dell'Universo Assente) 08:0003 Trance 2 - Angus Maclaise, Tony Conrad & John Cage (The Cloud Doctrine) 16:4504 Water Gong - Annea Lockwood (Early Works) 20:4405 Gentle Fire - Earl Brown, John Cage & Christian Wolff (Gentle Fire) 26:3006 Analogos - Akio Suzuki (Odds & Ends) 36:4407 Part 1 - John Wall (Hylic) 49:1508 Untitled - M.E.V. (Rome) 58:1209 Soup - Gruppo D'Improvisazione (Nuova Consonaza) 01:07:1710 Unfamiliar Winds - Brian Eno (Ambient 4: On Land) 01:14:25

  Olha, tu queres ver que, pela primeira vez, estes dois malucos conseguiram meter um episódio novo dentro do prazo? O Pedro usou babete durante a gravação e, mesmo assim, molhou as calças todas... A culpa é da Rita e dos seus Redshoes. O Cláudio deu uma de tuga e foi aproveitar as borlas do Casino Lisboa mas deixou as slot machines para os cidadãos asiáticos. Em troca da borla destaca-se a excelente programação de concertos para a temporada de Inverno. De caminho, espreitamos o "movimento" "clandestino" de recolha de assinaturas para promover o "Movimento Perpétuo Associativo" da Deolinda a Hino Luso. Uma rápida sugestão para brincarem à bolsa sem gastar dinheiro e logo mudamos o rumo para as Cuecas com GPS para localizar os titulares e seguir os seus passos. Rápida olhada também ao CoComment.com que controla os comentários aos nossos comentários deixados em blogues e ao MeusParentes.com.pt. "Destruir depois de ler" é o filme que recomendamos para esta temporada, vão descobri-lo às salas de cinema. Ligações:   Rita Redshoes CASINO LISBOA, CONCERTOS ARENA LIVE Petição pelo novo hino nacional Brincar à bolsa Cuecas com GPS Cocomment Árvore genealógica Momento ZEN   Músicas: The Beginning song / Hey Tom - Rita Red Shoes Always There - Incognito Planet Rock - Africa Bambaataa Movimento perpétuo associativo / Clandestino - Deolinda L.A. Funk - Fool Dadaz Fire Kung-Fu Funk - Kiff'On CIA Man - Sun City Girls ------ Para descarregar este episódio usa a seguinte ligação: . Para subscrever usa um dos  nossos feeds: .