Podcasts about Blue Soul

Ready to Elevate Your Life with the Power of Music? In this episode, we're joined by *Nurse Blue*—aka Latrice Levitt—a soul health expert and musicologist who knows how to turn sound into a life-changing tool. Growing up immersed in radio waves, Nurse Blue discovered how music and frequency can boost your vibration, relieve stress, and unlock emotional freedom. Struggling with chronic stress or emotional overwhelm? Tune in to hear how she transformed her own life through musicology—and how you can do the same. From conventional nursing to holistic healing, Nurse Blue's story is proof that music can soothe the soul, elevate your mindset, and empower your well-being.  Discover the secret behind vibrational frequencies like 432 Hz and 852 Hz—and how these sounds can align your chakras, heal trauma, and attract more joy into your life. Nurse Blue will even introduce her new "Blue Soul" genre, designed to keep you feeling vibrant and grounded.  If you're a woman over 40 looking for practical tools to manage stress, connect with your soul, and cultivate joy, this episode is for you!   Bio The one and only Nurse Blue (Latrice Levitt) is an undeniable powerful force of Good on this planet.  She is a  (RN), Soul Health & wellness expert, musicologist, spiritual activist and the author of the book "Freedom is a Frequency",  a joy journal designed to elevate your energy, health, peace, confidence, relationships, and abundance with joy. Nurse Blue is driven by a ferocious desire to live up to her name BLUE, which stands for Build, Love, Unite and Empower people about the power of defeating chronic stress with Soul Health. "Mastering Soul Health & wellness was my pathway to exchanging multi generational trauma  for a beautiful life filled with joy, authenticity, truth, love and purpose." - Nurse Blue The solution to 98% of chronic diseases that originate from chronic stress such as: heart disease, type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, obesity, and some cancers can be prevented, reversed and eliminated with mastering Soul Health.   Social Media, Website, and Downloads You can also see Nurse Blue as one of the V.I.B.E. We hope you have enjoyed this episode. Please like, comment, subscribe, and share the podcast.To find out more about Lynnis and what is going on in the V.I.B.E. Living World please go to https://link.tr.ee/LynnisJoin the V.I.B.E. Wellness Woman Network, where active participation fuels the collective journey toward health and vitality. Subscribe, engage, and embark on this adventure toward proactive well-being together. Go to https://www.vibewellnesswomannetwork.com to join. We have wonderful events, courses, challenges, guides, blogs and more all designed for the midlife woman who wants to keep her V.I.B.E. and remain Vibrant, Intuitive, Beautiful, and Empowered after 40+. Interested in an AI platform that meets all your needs? Click here

My special guest is Latrice Levitt, aka Nurse Blue, she is a nurse, health & wellness coach, musicologist, spiritual activist, and creator of the Soul Health & Wellness Club. We are welcoming you to our Soul Health & Wellness Club which launches September 1st, 2023. We are offering an online community that provides a loving, accepting and supportive space for soul health and wellness. Our mission is to transform lives by releasing soul toxins and learning to master your vibrational frequency. We talk about what the Soul Health & Wellness Club offers and the membership, including a 7 day trial membership. To learn more join our community at www.soulhealthcommunity.com For support with your mental health connect with Dr. Erika Montgomery at www.healthyminds.expert.  https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

My special guest is Latrice Levitt, aka Nurse Blue, she is a nurse, health & wellness coach, musicologist, spiritual activist, and creator of the Soul Health & Wellness club. Nurse Blue talks about soul toxins; where they come from, how they affect our daily lives, and how to begin the healing process. We discuss the importance of developing a relationship with your soul by connecting to your divine life source. After listening to our talk, you will feel uplifted and inspired to take action. To learn more join our community at www.soulhealthcommunity.com. For support with your mental health connect with Dr. Erika Montgomery at www.healthyminds.expert. Http://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

Blue Soul Ten is a seasoned songwriter and producer with a sincere devotion to his work. Artist, songwriter and producer Blue Soul Ten got his musical career that spans over two decades. Blue Soul Ten got his start as a radio deejay and would later go on to study music production at Berklee College of Music for a brief time. His sincere passion for his craft of choice can be heard through his songwriting, production, and collaborations with international vocalists and performers. Most agree the Blue Soul Ten sound is a blend of jazz, soul, hip-hop, and EDM. His works have captured the emotion and imagination of listeners around the world. Last June, songwriter, and producer Blue Soul Ten will drop yet another electrifying album “This is worth it” is a full-length album with 13 soulful tracks that take listeners into the beautiful world of soul, which is sure to add a soulful richness to even the simplest occasions, with jazz, and electronic music, and keep them asking for more. Greenhouse Music began as a production company in 2008, were produced several tracks on underground remix projects and independent releases. Soon after,  realized that starting own imprint was the only way to our true sound out, and control our own destiny in the world of commercial and independent releases… Greenhouse Recordings was born, then immediately began working on the first release. As an independent label, the first Greenhouse Recordings release was a complicated CD featuring several collaborations with artists and producers

Blue Soul Ten got has a musical career that spans over two decades.Blue Soul Ten got his start as a radio deejay and would later go on tostudy music production at Berklee College of Music for a brief time.His sincere passion for his craft of choice can be heard through hissongwriting, production and collaborations with internationalvocalists and performers. Most agree the Blue Soul Ten sound is ablend of jazz, soul, hip-hop and EDM. His works have captured theemotion and imagination of listeners around the world.His production company, Greenehouse Music,  began in 2008. He produced several tracks on underground remix projects and independent releases. Soon after, we realized that starting our own imprint was the only way to our true sound out, and control our own destiny in the world of commercial and independent releases… Greenehouse Recordings was born, and we immediately began working on our first release.As an independent label, the first Greenehouse Recordings release, a complication CD featuring several collaborations with artists and producers, was received with regional fanfare. Most importantly, our moderate success brought many opportunities to work with even more dynamic and talented people. As time went on, we realized that our true passion was bringing musical productions to life, and spreading our production imprint into new areas, genres and markets. Slowly the label Greenhouse Recordings was tucked away, and we launched full force as Greenehouse Music once again. This time around, we landed several deals with production companies, artists and labels, and began producing and writing for projects around the world. The next phase of our evolution will be driven by new releases, new collaborations, and new genres of music. We can't wait for you to hear more from Greenehouse Music. Come hear my conversation with the man behind this incredible music dynasty "BLUE SOUL TEN"Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

"Here is, in truth, the whole secret of Yoga, the science of the soul. The active turnings, the strident vibrations, of selfishness, lust and hate are to be stilled by meditation, by letting heart and mind dwell in spiritual life, by lifting up the heart to the strong, silent life above, which rests in the stillness of eternal love, and needs no harsh vibration to convince it of true being." ~PatanjaliThis week...We reflect on cultivating certain peace. Letting go and creating space for the new from within. The inner landscape is ready to guide you into higher states of consciousness and harmony from within.May all beings everywhere remember the true causes of happiness. LOVE. Weekly talks are an offering to assist you in diving deeper into a spiritual practice, your inner landscape and cultivate inner peace.“Whatever you feel, you become. It is your responsibility.” – OshoAwareness Beyond Enlightenment Innocence Courage Awareness Sound: Cosmic + Air + Space by Suzanne Toro (Produced Dante Marino)"Beauty Is." by Cadre Scott and “Blue Soul" Dante MarinoMind You + FoodSol+Luna Cycle 'Well Being + Love"Humanity and Earth Align+Focused OfferingsNew EarthSuperfeastLiving TeaKindSpringZinZino Balance OilProduction brought to you by OmToro Wellness

Sintonía: "Let´s Rock (Let´s Surf Awhile)" - Johnny Otis "Workout", "Uh Huh" y "The Best Things In Life Are Free", extraídas de una reedición en vinilo del álbum "Workout" (Blue Note Records, 1962/Waxlove Records, 2019), del saxofonista Hank Mobley "Minor Vamp", "The Way You Look Tonight", "Park Avenue Petite", "Blue Soul" y "Top Shelf" (no entera), extraídas de una reedición Escuchar audio

Garry Lane – Retribution (Till the end of the line, 2010) Los Lonely Boys – tell me Why (Los Lonely Boys) Nobby Reed Project –Here I am (Here I Am – 2007)  The Holmes Brothers –Train song ( Promised Land – 1997) Bob Dylan –Blind Willie Mctell (Blues – 2006) Joe Louis Walker – Ain't nothing goin on (Blue Soul – 1989) Lowell Fulson – Blues and my Guitar (It's A Good Day – 1988) Tinsley Ellis –Still in the game (The Hard Way – 2004) Harry Manx – Nine summers (Bread and Buddha – 2009) Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush – Stories of a Hero (Real Live Disc 1) Leslie West – Born under a bad sign(Blues To Die For – 2003) Dwight Edwards – Dimples (Rivers Of Blues – 2001) Garry Lane – I've cried the blues (Till the end of the line, 2010)

“Live from the heart, be from the heart, connect from the heart.” Wow, today's guests live this statement every day. I am so excited for you to hear their unique perspective on what happens when we change our energy and focus it on love. Renee and Anthony are the founders of Blue Soul Earth, an amazing movement to teach people how to use ancient wisdom to channel truth, love and good energy. An empath and spiritual intuitive, Renee Blodgett is co-founder of Blue Soul Earth®.   Having traveled to over 90 countries and lived in 11, she is passionate about cultures & customs, particularly how they integrate higher consciousness & healing. Combining what she has learned across six continents, she incorporates wisdom from Shamanism & Buddhism, as well as pagan, ‘indigenous ceremony' and sound healing into her work. She is also the founder and editor of online magazine We Blog the World™, and has spoken about transformative experiences and journeys globally. Renee also published five photo books on travel and the human condition. She has partnered with organizations such as The Healing Summit, Gathering for Humanity, New Living Expo, Wisdom 2.0, IONS (Institute for Noetic Sciences) and the New York Times Travel Show. As a spokesperson for many, she has appeared on and in Good Morning America, USA Today, Hollywood Reporter, Wall Street Journal, Travel & Leisure, Digital Hollywood, Just Breathe Magazine, BBC, CBS, Huffington Post, NPR and others. Renee is also a curator of TEDxBerkeley, one of the largest TEDx events in the country and spearheaded content for TEDxUNPlaza, the only TEDx event held at the United Nations. As the co-founder of Blue Soul Earth®,  Anthony Compagnone has been guided by Spirit for as long as he can remember, however he kept his most powerful healing gift as a channel at bay until the second half of his life. Anthony a full embodied channel, who is clairvoyant, clairsentient, claircognizant and clairtangent. He is able to tap into those hidden and inner worlds that shamans and spiritual masters so often speak of and innately know – it is in this world of “Spirit” or “Higher Dimensions and Realms” where ancient knowledge and healing often takes place, working through the body which merely acts as a vessel for what appears to be transcendent to our human eyes and ears. Anthony is also a Solas Reiki Master as well as a Usui/Karuna Holy Fire Reiki practitioner.  He is also a long time Vinyasa yogi and often meditates in their mystical garden where Buddha, humming birds, geese and gemstones dominate. He has a number of Martial Arts accreditations and specializes in Kung Fu and Chinese Kempo, where he is licensed to teach self-defense techniques. He is a Sifu in Dan Black Belt Chinese Kempo and Black Sash in Shippalgi Korean Kung Fu, a Master of Iron Palm Training, as well as a Martial Arts Specialist in Combat Sports, Physical Fitness and a specialist in “Prana Yama:” The Art of Breath Control”. Visit bluesoulearth.com for more information about them and their work and their Study with Spirit page for their course offerings. You can also subscribe for free to their YouTube channel, Facebook page, Instagram and Twitter. They also have a podcast as well called Blue Soul CHATS you can visit here, available on all of your favorite platforms, including Spotify and iTunes. In this episode, we talk about how Renee and Anthony found their way into this work, what it was like to learn how to channel energy, how to attract what you most want, and so much more.   Here's what you will learn: The physical and mental health benefits of Martial Arts and what Martial Arts has meant to Renee and Anthony in their life journey (5:23) The importance of empathy (11:29) How to awake from living on autopilot (18:31) What is channeling and why we all channel in different ways (24:51) Deepen your understanding of channeling and spirit guides (29:10) Why what you put out into the world is what you will attract (34:39) How our experiences can help us to see clearer (42:12) Screenshot your favorite part and post to your IG story and tag me @amberlylagomotivation and @bluesoulearth so we can see and repost to our stories!   Follow Renee & Anthony: Facebook Instagram Twitter Website   If you are ready to leave your mark by discovering your message and sharing it with the world, you've come to the right place!! 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Sirius B my blue soul energy for mother earth I do gymnastics up to the urn, the rest may now leave mother earth. The train to the stars from home is ready for you to depart from platform 9 3/4 meine blaue seele Sirius B energy für mutter erde Ich turne bis zur Urne, der rest möge nun mutter erde verlassen. Am Gleis 9 3/4 ist für euch der Zug zu den Sternen ab nach hause abfahrbereit

I was innocent in my teens. I didn't care who made the music. I loved it and the artists. Over time, I kept hearing the term "blue-eyed soul," I didn't know what it meant, and I didn't care! But it did begin to stir my curiosity the more I heard it. One day in 1978, at an M-U-1 band practice. I asked John, the bandleader, "what does blue-eyed soul mean?" With a chiseled look, he said, "David, it's white folks stealing our music!" I was shocked! I had no idea. A person's skin didn't matter to me.

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Veteran Jazz Guitarist Dave Stryker  on the 2021 CD Baker’s Circle .. This new record was recorded on January 11, 2019 and is a follow up to last year’s successful big band outing, Blue Soul .. This project is a hard-driving, deep grooving B3 organ group with a power line up of cats .. We cover this, COVID, the hope for the future and some more .. Enjoy .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

Welcome to the “Live Conversation” on Allatra TV. Today, December 15th, 2020, we would like to present to you our guests – Renee Blodgett and Anthony Compagnone. Renee and Anthony are founders of Blue Soul Earth™. An initiative which is dedicated to elevating global consciousness, awakening and igniting people’s life purpose and journey. They made their purpose to help others reawaken their Soul and come to that raw but beautiful realization that we are all connected and part of the One. Renee and Anthony calling themselves channelers, healers and voices behind Blue Soul Earth™. They teach how to live the soul's purpose, how to love the world around, how to turn from the ego to love and light, to our Soul. Renee Blodgett, originally from the Northeast US travelled all over the world, lived in 11 different countries. Being forever hungry for knowledge Renee studied in many places all kinds of things like anthropology, philosophy, religions, international relations and marketing. In her spiritual path, she also walked the long road. Firstly, experiencing multiple religions, then abandoning all of them and at last, resonating with Buddhism & Paganism more than anything else. Then her way crossed Anthony’s in whom she finds her soulmate. Anthony Compagnone has his own unique story. He has been guided by spirit for as long as he can remember. But he was feared of it which has caused him to lose his true self for many years. In his search, he went away from the Catholicism, tried Buddhism, Wiccan, meditations and yoga. Then Anthony trained as a martial artist across several disciplines, including Kung Fu and Chinese Kempo. He continued with his soul searching. At the end of it, he met Renee who opened him up to a path of love and light. And now their mission is to teach about Universal Consciousness, Heart-Centered Living and our Human Existence. So today we are glad to have a Live Conversation with Renee and Anthony. We would like to ask them about their vision of Creative Society. How can we all unite as one today? During the conversation we will speak about what place the self-development of every person should take in this Society. Also, we’d like to discuss with Renee and Anthony what human values should prevail in our Society? What do they think about the foundations of the Creative Society? The project Creative Society is implemented by volunteers of ALLATRA International Public Movement in order to find out how each person in the world envisions the future of our Society. If you would like to learn more about the Creative Society project, please visit allatraunites.com or you can send us an email at info@allatraunites.com Dear Viewers, we are happy to announce that on December 20th, 2020 at 10 am EST an Online Global Conference will take place “Creative Society. United We Can”. Join on allatraunites.com and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdHJO... Creative Society https://youtu.be/R4C-SQCqqA4 Creative Society Unites Everyone (English subtitles) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVJNv... #allatraunites #creativesociety

Joyann Parker was raised singing in church, became a rocker along the way, has done her share of country music, but came home to her consuming passion for the blues only 4 or 5 years ago, and the world is so much richer for it. She represented Minnesota at the 2015 International Blues Competition in Memphis and was nominated in the Costello Rising Star category of the 2018 Blues Blast Magazine awards. Also follow her on Facebook.

Heidi Trefethen is a French Hornist, multi-instrumentalist, educator, and sought-after sound engineer, Heidi Trefethen shuttles back and forth across continents frequently, in roles both onstage and off. As a hornist, she has performed in numerous ensembles and venues in Italy, the UK, Bosnia, Thailand, Guatemala, Israel Turkey, and the US, including the LA Philharmonic, the JazzUp Festival in Italy, Cleveland's Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame, San Francisco's Davies Symphony Hall and SFJAZZ's Miner Hall. As a live sound engineer, she has worked with the likes of Shawn Colvin, Meshell N'degeocello, Odetta, Ellis Paul, Joan Baez, Joan Armatrading, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Holly Near, John Stewart of the Kingston Trio, Dar Williams, Al Stewart, Jane Siberry and Lucy Kaplansky, often at the legendary Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA. Heidi can be often seen behind the sound boards at SFJAZZ where she was recently recruited as a FOH and A2 engineer.  As a recording engineer, she studied at the California Recording Institute’s intensive sound engineering program. An internship at the historic Coast Recorders and a job at Rocket Lab mastering house had her working side-by-side with technical heavyweights John Cuniberti, Dan Alexander and Michael Romanowski. Heidi’s engineering credits include Tammy Hall’s “Blue Soul,” Jessica Jones and Mark Taylor’s “Live at the Freight” 2011, Lucy Kaplansky’s "Kaplansky Sings Kaplanksy," 2000, Michael Burles' currently "Untitled Recording" 2017, Nestler and Hawtin's "Duality" 2014, co-engineered with Bryan Bell, Herbie Hancock’s first engineer, and full production of Anne Rainwater's solo piano recording of Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations. In this episode, we discuss: SF Jazz French Horn Freight & Salvage Teaching Learning to Evolve Mentoring Women's Audio Mission Covid's Effect The Audio Pro Advantage The Importance of Recording & Music Overdubbing at a Young Age Education Open Mic Nights Live Sounds Producing Session Mindset Communication Style Struggles w/The Mormon Church Empathy Women in Audio Sexism Bay Area Speaking Italian Making a Living Not Working for Free Links and Show Notes Heidi's Site: www.heiditrefethen.com Linkedin Profile: https://bit.ly/39ujk1L Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heiditrefethen/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/heiditrefethen WCA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_class_audio Support WCA - Go Ad-Free! https://glow.fm/workingclassaudio/ Connect with Matt on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboudreau/ Current sponsors & promos: https://bit.ly/2WmKbFw Working Class Audio Journal: https://amzn.to/2GN67TP Credits: Guest: Heidi Trefethen Host: Matt Boudreau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau Additional Music: The License Lab

One hour vinyasa yoga class recorded from home.  Breath by Breath, Moment by Moment  Music: Suzanne Sterling, Blue Soul

This week I had pleasure and privilege to welcome to 'The After School Club' Blue Soul Ten. Claye aka Blue Soul Ten talked opening about the holistic concept of Blue Soul Ten, how the project started, where it's at and where's it heading. This interview give you a real behind the scenes feel to just what it takes to get an album out there. The show also features new much from Oli Silk, Binky Womack but kicks off with classic Jazz Funk from Rodney Franklin, Patrice Rushen, M.F.S.B and Johnny Hammond Smith.

♫ Blue Soul, Marissa Guzman - Summer Trip ♫ Diephius, Eastar - Hoye Mama ♫ Kennedy Simone - The Way ♫ Mirko & Meex - Moonlight ♫ Heat Alliance - She’s Gone ♫ Micky More, Andy Tee, Angela Johnson - Time ♫ Headtop - Madshit ♫ La Fine Equipe, Zefire - Typical Boy ♫ Crackazat - I Heard You ♫ Lee Wilson, Morsy Music, Perl Gates - I Came To Dance ♫ Mr.P - Without You ♫ Mood II Swing, Louie Balo Guzman - I Need Your Love (Right Now) ♫ Damn!It’s Funk, Cal Burke - Skin & Bone ♫ Cynthia - Everything I Say ♫ Sondrio - For My People ♫ Jesusdapunk - Of Dreams ♫ Creative Force - It’s So Good ♫ Nivek Tsoy - Sometimes I Want ♫ Sami Dee - Organ Soul ♫ Mattei & Omich, Joe Smooth - In The Underground ♫ Kanye feat Estelle - American Boy ♫ Mo’Cream - I Need You ♫ The Weed Killers feat Peter Tosh - Light Up Your Spliff ♫ Chewy Rubs - Life ♫ Annette - Dream 17 ♫ The Godfathers Of Deep House - Native Greetings ♫ Dj Gregory - Elle ♫ Hamilton Bohannon - Let’s Start To Dance

We are on the soul side of town in this podcast with a playlist of blues with a tint of soul.

Join Us in The Blue Room !!! * Ms.Blue's take on The Heart Of The Soul *  Contact MsBlue: question4blue@gmail.com Readings | Know Your Magic Audio WorkBook | Know Your Magic Oracle Deck | Self Invested Workshop | Akashic Records Readings | Radio Host | Medium | Intuitive Healer | Psychic - Medium | Intuitive Healer | Psychic |Certified Holistic Practitioners | Metaphysician | Cosmic Creator | Soul Contracts | Pass Lives  https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Remix-Radio/114209487075  | http://tinyurl.com/MsBlueRemix   | @theremix_radio    Do The Work ! http://msblueblast.com/digital-rituals-courses/ Contact: Bro Balah: balahtheexperience@gmail.com   Soul Alignment Reading | Soul Cycles | Numerology | Astrology | Astrologer | Radio | Music | 13 | Soul Body | Soul Alignment Reading | Soul Cycle CalendarsThe Mystical | @balahtheexperience_

C’était quand, votre dernière grande virée ?Pris de mélancolie ou d’humeur badineA fouler les trottoirs ébréchésEn marchant en courantLes mains dans les poches, la tête en l’airJazz Atlas vous balladeSans vous envoyer promenerAinsi de bottes vous vous chausserezCar ces chansons sont faites pour marcher.... Menahan Street Band (Etats-Unis)Make The Road By Walking (Make The Road By Walking, 2009). Lou Donaldson (Etats-Unis)BluesWalk (Blues Walk, 1958). Johnny Cash (Etats-Unis)I Walk The Line (I Walk The Line, 1965). Serge Gainsbourg (France)Ballade De Melody Nelson (Histoire De Melody Nelson, 1971). Cindy Kallet (Etats-Unis)A Walk Down The Hill (Working On Wings To Fly, 1981). Art Pepper Quartet (Etats-Unis)Surf Ride (Art Pepper Quartet, 1952). Barbara (France)La Promenade (Disponible sur "A l’Atelier, Bruxelles 1954", 2007). Ensemble dirigé par Ono Sukarna (Indonésie)Lalayaran "La Promenade en voilier"(Enregistré par l’ethnomusicologue Jacques Brunet en 1972pour la collection Ocora - "Java, Pays Sunda : L’art du Gamelan Degung", 1996). Giao Linh (Viêt-Nam)Chuyện Tình Sao Ly  "A Love Story From Sau Ri" (Disponible sur "Saïgon Rock & Soul :Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968 / 1974" – Sublime Frequencies, 2010). Theo Lawrence (France / Canada)Prairie Fire (Sauce Piquante, 2019). Blue Mitchell Sextet (Etats-Unis)Park Avenue Petite (Blue Soul, 1959). Extrait de l'émission "Appel d'Air" (France)Le Désert (France Culture, 2000). Nancy Sinatra (Etats-Unis)These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ (Boots, 1966). Alliace Makiadi (Angola)Passeio Por Luanda (Disponible sur "Angola Soundtrack :The Unique Sound Of Luanda 1968 / 1976" – Analog Africa, 2010). Michel Berger (France)J’aimerai Me Promener (Extrait de l’émission Discorama, 1963). Dionne Warwick (Etats-Unis)Walk On By (Make Way For Dionne Warwick, 1964)

Bryan steps up for another edition of the V Recordings Podcast. The March mix features new music from the likes of T.I. Need For Mirrors, Beat Merchants and Particle, and this months spotlight shines onto the legendary Bill Riley, with Bryan showcasing 5 killer cuts. As always you can Tweet your thoughts and requests for future shows direct to Bryan Gee @vforever or email bryan@vrecordings.com. 01. Velocity and MC Fats - We Gotcha Junglist 02. Command Strange - Good Times 03. DJ Marky and Bou - Loyalty 04. Dorian and Echoround - Back To U 05. Heist - Philly Style (Random Movement Remix) 06. Command Strange and Danny Wheeler - Golden Era Frat Steel 07. Beat Merchants - Whisper 08. Beatmasters - Superfly 09. Shy FX - Torment 10. ID - ID 11. DJ Andy - Blackploition 12. Alibi and Command Strange - Stardust 13. T.I and Upgrade - Intensions 14. DLR, Hydro, Black and Barrel - Things Change 15. Mefjus - Uneasy (Break Remix) 16. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Skumbag 17. Abstr4ct - Know 18. L-Side -Black House 19. Macca and Melinki - Ok 20. HLZ - Mystery Sound feat. Singing Fats 21. Offset - Quadrant 22. Need for Mirrors - Run Run 23. Tessela - Hackney Parrot (Sl8r Bootleg) 24. Walk:r - Blue Soul ft. Roxi Yung (Particle Remix) 25. Command Strange - Major Piano 26. DJ Krust - The Copy Of Mobouis 27. Need for Mirrors - Nipples 28. T.I - Cold Cutz 29. T.I - Im Still in Love 30. Saxxon - More Dangerous 31. Beatmasters -Musical Sounds 32. Bill Riley - Closing in 33. Bio Mechanics (Bill Riley and DJ Die) - DNA 34. Bill Riley - Fat Man 35. Bill Riley - Never Go Back 36. Bill Riley - In the Deep End 37. Think Tonk - Overture Riddim 38. Think Tonk - Riddim Impossible 39. Traumatize - Gas Dem VIP 40. L-Side - Go Hard 41. Marcus Visionary - Real Warrior 42. The Insiders - Integrity

Bryan steps up for another edition of the V Recordings Podcast. The March mix features new music from the likes of T.I. Need For Mirrors, Beat Merchants and Particle, and this months spotlight shines onto the legendary Bill Riley, with Bryan showcasing 5 killer cuts. As always you can Tweet your thoughts and requests for future shows direct to Bryan Gee @vforever or email bryan@vrecordings.com. 01. Velocity and MC Fats - We Gotcha Junglist 02. Command Strange - Good Times 03. DJ Marky and Bou - Loyalty 04. Dorian and Echoround - Back To U 05. Heist - Philly Style (Random Movement Remix) 06. Command Strange and Danny Wheeler - Golden Era Frat Steel 07. Beat Merchants - Whisper 08. Beatmasters - Superfly 09. Shy FX - Torment 10. ID - ID 11. DJ Andy - Blackploition 12. Alibi and Command Strange - Stardust 13. T.I and Upgrade - Intensions 14. DLR, Hydro, Black and Barrel - Things Change 15. Mefjus - Uneasy (Break Remix) 16. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Skumbag 17. Abstr4ct - Know 18. L-Side -Black House 19. Macca and Melinki - Ok 20. HLZ - Mystery Sound feat. MC Fats 21. Offset - Quadrant 22. Need for Mirrors - Run Run 23. Tessela - Hackney Parrot (Sl8r Bootleg) 24. Walk:r - Blue Soul ft. Roxi Yung (Particle Remix) 25. Command Strange - Major Piano 26. DJ Krust - The Copy Of Mobouis 27. Need for Mirrors - Nipples 28. T.I - Cold Cutz 29. T.I - Im Still in Love 30. Saxxon - More Dangerous 31. Beatmasters -Musical Sounds 32. Bill Riley - Closing in 33. Bio Mechanics (Bill Riley and DJ Die) - DNA 34. Bill Riley - Fat Man 35. Bill Riley - Never Go Back 36. Bill Riley - In the Deep End 37. Think Tonk - Overture Riddim 38. Think Tonk - Riddim Impossible 39. Traumatize - Gas Dem VIP 40. L-Side - Go Hard 41. Marcus Visionary - Real Warrior 42. The Insiders - Integrity

Hosted by Seb & Shaneil, Skankandbass is back on Reprezent Radio with another one of the scene's hottest talents, @kaninednb in the mix. We also have not one, but THREE 'Tune Of The Moment' tracks from Break, as well as vintage from the vaults year 2003 and demo delivery from DOt. Join Skankandbass on the first Friday of the month 11pm - 1am - 107.3FM and DAB. Tracklist ________ 01 Donae’o - Chalice (Chase & Status Remix) [Island] 02 Mefjus - Pivot (Annix Remix) [Vision] 03 The Upbeats - Sweeper [No Sleep] 04 Manikin - Octopus [Delta9] 05 Ill Truth - Catch A Break [Sofa Sounds] 06 In:Most ft. Walk:r - Uh! [Soulvent] 07 Walk:r - Blue Soul ft. Roxi Yung (Particle Remix) [Skankandbass] 08 Double 99 - Ripgroove (Fixate Bootleg) [White Label] 09 Phaction - Rah [Metalheadz] 10 S.P.Y - Runaway Dub [Hospital] 11 Jaybee & Terraform - DJ [Trust Audio] 12 1991 - Illusions [1991] — TUNE OF THE MOMENT: BREAK TRILOGY 13 Beak ‘Excuses’ / Mefjus ‘Uneasy (Break Remix) / Break ‘Gunpowder’ — 14 Trail - Olympia [Flexout] 15 Petroll & Arch Origin - Floating [Differential] 16 Aetherial & Cosmic Sequence - Skyfire [Boey Audio] 17 OaT - Feel You [Addictive Behaviour] 18 Mosaic - Airspace [Intrigue Audio] 19 ALB - Over You - Over You [Flexout] 20 Dkay & DJ Lee - Interlinked [31 Recordings] — KANINE GUEST MIX — 21 Serum & Inja - Lumberjackin [Souped Up] 22 Bou - Cat Women [Critical] 23 Brain & Wave - Percussions [Citate Forms] 24 Bredren - Swayed [1985 Music] 25 Circuits - Berlin Outfit [Critical] — VINTAGE FROM THE VAULT: 2003 26 Seb: Fresh - Signal 27 Shaneil: Ram Trilogy - Screamer VIP — 28 Mampi Swift - Victory [Charge Recordings] 29 Silence Groove - Cheeky Growler (Pola & Bryston Remix) [Soul Trader] 30 Vital - Wacky [Low Down Deep] 31 Grey Code - Veilig (Data 3 Remix) [Skankandbass] — DEMO DELIVERY: 32 DOt. - Messenger [Skankandbass]

For more shows like this one, visit http://entertalkradio.com/ and Connect To All Things Music.Justin Young began in music as a drummer and was introduced to a wide array of styles - from R&B and pop to jazz and gospel – by his father, Jim Young, who led and played in a variety of bands, encouraging his scion to play sax. Landing his first professional concert at age sixteen, Young put himself through Michigan State University by playing weekend gigs. He issued his debut album, “Rendezvous,” in 2003. After winning a competition at the famed Capital Jazz Fest in 2007, he released “On The Way.” A move to Southern California helped his following multiply quickly when he booked a year-long residency at Spaghettini, a hot spot for the contemporary jazz crowd south of Los Angeles. Gigs on the national festival circuit ensued as did subsequent recordings, “Home for the Holidays” and “Nothin’ But Love.” For over a decade, he’s put out quality soul-jazz albums, but his forthcoming disc, “Blue Soul,” captures an artist hitting his stride on the cusp of a major breakthrough. Mining his Detroit roots, Young’s fourth album, dueNovember 17 via JustnTime Records, features a dozen new songs recorded live in the studio with premier musicians, producers and songwriting collaborators. Paving the way for the collection is the new single, “High Definition,” a vibrant R&B/pop confection just shipped to radio stations, a tune that Young penned with fellow soul-jazz saxmanJackiem Joyner and keyboardist Matt Godina.   Resourceful and brand savvy, Young produces and plies his effervescent personality as the host of “TheJustin Young Audio Experience,” a podcast that teaches musicians about the business of music. For more information, please visit www.JustinYoungSax.com.

show#694 06.03.17 Nearly Spinner Time In The USA !!! 1. Paul Dougherty - I'm a Long Gone Daddy from Spankin' Hankin' 2017 Bake It Back Records (3:36) 2. Johnny Dyer - Johnny's Boogie from Jukin' 1995 Blind Pig (2:18) 3. Barry Levenson Featuing Johnny Dyer - Hard Times Won from Hard Times Won 2003 Storyville (5:55) 4. Gina Sicilia - Damaging Me from Tug Of War 2017 Blue Elan (4:38) 5. Boogie Patrol - Let's Get Randy from Man On Fire 2017 CD Baby (2:53) 6. Randy McAllister - $127.00 Sandwich from Dope Slap Soup 2007 Reaction (5:55) 7. Peetie Wheatstraw - Crazy With The Blues [1937] from Out Came The Blues 1964 Ace Of Hearts (3:13) 8. Kyle Wooten - Red Pig [1930] from Old Time Harmonica Classics 1991 County (3:03) 9. Bob Clifford (= Cliff Carlisle) - Ash Can Blues [1932] from Blacks Whites And Blues 1970 CBS (2:55) 10. Bo Carter - Pussy Cat Blues [1931] from Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey 2001 Document (2:53) 11. Big Joe & the Dynaflows - You Can't Keep a Big Man Down from You Can't Keep a Big Man Down 2011 Severn Records (3:11) 12. Big Joe Shelton & The Black Prairie Blues Ambassadors - Got So Hot from Ridin' A Chicken 2017 ALT 45 (5:47) 13. Charles Brown - A Virus Called The Blues from All My Life 1990 Bullseye Blues (6:52) 14. Cathy Lemons and Johnny Ace - Shoot to Kill from Lemonace 2017 Vizztone (8:02) 15. Andy T Band featuring Alabama Mike - Sad Times from Double Strike 2017 American Showplace Music (4:27) 16. Skyla Burrell Band - Jace from Blues Scars 2014 Vizztone (4:09) 17. Chris Bouchillon - Born In Hard Luck [1927] from The Original Talking Blues Man 1987 Old Homestead (3:16) 18. Lonnie Johnson - The Best Jockey In Town [1931] from Rude Dudes 2003 Document (2:55) 19. Tommy McClennan - Brown Skin Girl [1939] from Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey 2001 Document (2:44) 20. Sloppy Henry & Peg Leg Howell - Canned Heat Blues [1928] from Booze & The Blues 1996 Columbia (3:17) 21. Omar Kent Dykes/Jimmie Vaughan - Dream Girl from Big Town Playboy 2009 Ruf Records (4:02) 22. The Strikes - Watch Yourself from Bathroom Acoustics 2004 Cool Buzz Records (5:04) 23. Lonnie Johnson - Big Leg Woman from Blues By Lonnie Johnson 1960 Bluesville (3:12) 24. Jef Lee Johnson Blues Anatomy - Careless Love from Rediscovering Lonnie Johnson 2008 Range Records (4:20) 25. Margaret Webster - You've Got To Give Me Some [1929] from Rude Dudes 2003 Document (2:46) 26. Frank Stokes - What's the Matter Blues [1928] from Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey 2001 Document (2:59) 27. Johnnie Temple - Louise Louise Blues [1936] from Out Came The Blues 1964 Ace Of Hearts (3:00) 28. State Street Swingers - You Drink Too Much [1937] from Booze & The Blues 1996 Columbia (3:16) 29. Kid Andersen - I'm Broke from Rock Awhile 2004 Blue Soul (3:42) 30. Chevvy Chase - Ya 'Know Sumthin" Beardo from National Lampoon's Lemmings LIVE at The Bottom Line 1973 (0:15)

Justin Young began playing professionally at the age of 16. But his passion for music started practically at birth. In 2007, after several years of playing with other musicians, Justin Young released his debut album, “On The Way.” As a new artist, he recruited Paul Brown to mix the album, as well as a talented team of musicians. He rose into the smooth jazz world by obtaining radio spins from respected jazz radio stations across the country. With his 2008 releases “Nothin’ But Love” and “Home for the Holidays”, Justin enjoyed airplay from The Weather Channel and Delta Airlines along with radio stations across the U.S. Since then, Justin has become a budding new star waiting to be launched into commercial success. After taking time off to get his MBA, Justin is back with a brand new album called Blue Soul.  Blue Soul is all about getting back to the basics of real instruments, analog equipment and unique saxophone rhythms.  Live musicians performed in the recording studio which gives the songs a distinct uniqueness. No sequencers were used in the making of this album adding to the realness of music. The songs have a lot of raw feel and emotion without the aid of a computer changing the rhythm. The melodies on the saxophone have an undeniable old school feel with a unique twist of Gospel, Funk and R&B.  Follow Justin Young on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.

-What drew Laird to the ocean - Connection with the water  - Transnational properties to water. - What the ocean represented in ancient times  - Blue mind - Healing mind and body - State of meditation  - Flow state   - Experience feelings of awe to connection to something beyond oneself  - Connecting to something greater than ourselves    - Ridding the biggest waves in the world  - Fear, what is his relationship with fear and how to stop it from overcoming you - Difference between fear and been scared - How does Laird prepare himself physically and emotionally and how does he prepare his heart to get on and ride it  - Conquering the wave or were you conquering yourself?  - Visualization   - Why he never competed professionally  - Live in the present moment    - Biggest lesson surfing has ever taught him about life?  - How to engage in life, how does somebody look at throwing caution to the wind and live life as an adventure. Laird Hamilton is considered the greatest big wave surfers of all-time. We have both been huge admires of what he does and what Laird stands for. We have both really wanted to talk with him for while now and Really dig into and look at what the ocean represents, engaging it and preparing yourself physically and emotionally and preparing your heart to get on and ride it and what you learn from that.

Welcome to another episode, this time with some recording issues; please forgive the robotic voices at times. Toner give the explanation of what happened to Cripple Jay. We also give a correct to Episode 10 from one of our listeners. Joe gives some random Cardinal notes from a recent game. The talk turns to music. Most of the crew recently watched the Nirvana documentary Montage of Heck and talk about Kurt Cobain. The conversation then moves to whether bands of the '90s will continue to maintain success and why that music is better than stuff that comes out today. The discussion ends with Joe breaking down the Deftones/Incubus concert he recent watched. The topic jumps to the Bridgeton Landfill (aerial photo: https://en.wikipedia.org/west_lake_landfill#/media/File:west_lake_landfill_aerial_view.png) and the potential issues it poses. Keeping the conversation loose on serious topics, the gang moves to Jared Fogle, the creepiness of tinted glasses, and the Anonymous/Ashley Madison hacks. This week's Joe Rants include semi-colon tattoos, drunk Snapchats, and Apple Watches. We finish up talking about the first time seeing something that makes you sweat (aka boobs) movie reviews (The House I Live In, American Sniper, All This Mayhem, and the preview of Tiptoes), and talk on different sports commentators The unofficial beer sponsor is Schlafly; we drank their Kolsch. The music is provided by the Chris Stewart Band; the track is titled "Blue Soul and Rock and Roll," which has a clip in the opening and the full track at the end of the episode. You can find them on... Website: http://www.chrisweaverband.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ChrisWeaverBand Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrisweaverband YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/theChrisWeaverBand If you are a musician and would like a song featured on the podcast, leave a message on our website: http://www.nyrdcast.com/. Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nyrdcast/280329028693346 Instagram: https://instagram.com/nyrdcast/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/nyrdcast If you like this podcast, please let us know on our site or leave an iTunes Review: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-nyrdcast-podcast/id1022151568?mt=2 Also check out the Inside Joke:Outside Voice Network for other great podcasts: http://www.ijov.net/

On this week's show, John Michael and Stephen gush over their Dark Souls II adventures while Renee shares her own adventure in Final Fantasy X HD. Adam braves the online world of Titanfall while exploring Seattle in inFamous: Second Son. Facebook spends $2 billion dollars on Oculus in news and we all share what our Super High School Level Ability would be in emails. Finally we wrap the show up with our special stages. Come listen! This week's cast: Adam Arinder Stephen Martin Renee Martin John-Michael Carley Music Credit: Outro -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utEwkucgneQ RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:61611947/sounds.rss March 29, 2014

Bohannon "Summertime Groove" (Mercury) Rodriguez & Ditongo "Walk Between The Rain" (Degustibus) Ida Corr "Hold My Head Up High" Patchworkz Remix (Lifted House) Cyclist & Maiko Watson "Shine" Lou Teti Remix (Continental) Magnus Jonsson & Earth "A Better Day" Roberto Rodriguez Remix (Iglesias) Blue Soul "Summer Trip" Feather River Floating Dub (Roam) Blue Soul "Summer Trip" Belden Acid Mix (Roam) Peter Illias "Summer Vibes" Forteba Remix (Silk Textures) Todd Terje "Strandbar" Samba Version (Olsen) Session Victim "Yes I Know" (Delusions Of Grandeur) Situation "Good Life" (Nang) MFSB "Summertime" (Philadelphia International)

Tracklist Chapter 8: 1 - Julian Mc Cain - The Loft 2 - Fabo feat Lostcause - Where I Stand (Original Mix) 3 - Wastedpeople feat Joseph Marciel - She is playing hard to get (original_mix) 4 - Kathy Brown - Give Me Your Love (MKTL Vocal) 5 - Mick Verma - Let It Go (Original Mix) 6 - Blue Soul feat. Marissa Guzman - Summer Trip 7 - Chaka Khan feat LeCrae - Its Not Over - Joe Smooth (Club Mix) 8 - Stereo For Two - Disco Dasco (Original Mix) 9 - Stuart Ojelay - I Wanna 10 - Kings of Groove ft. Michelle Weeks - You have a purpose (original mix) 11 - Alexander Technique, Juan Cordovi, Funk'n Hustle - Luv 12 - Sharon Redd - Can You Handle It (JKrivs Razor n Tape Dub) 13 - Chaka Khan - Fate (Todd Terje Edit) Thanks to all the labels and Artists for his promos.All tracks selected and mixed by Indy lopez. Indy Lopez (Producer,Dj & Artist) https://www.indylopez.com Send your Promos to: promo@indylopez.com More info: http://soundcloud.com/indy-lopez http://twitter.com/IndyLopez http://www.facebook.com/Indy.Lopez.MZ http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/indylopez http://thedjlist.com/djs/INDY_LOPEZ http://www.youtube.com/user/djindylopez Bookings Worldwide: Musiczone Records: bookings@indylopez.com Encoded and Host by MUSICZONE RECORDS

Tracklist Chapter 8: 1 - Julian Mc Cain - The Loft 2 - Fabo feat Lostcause - Where I Stand (Original Mix) 3 - Wastedpeople feat Joseph Marciel - She is playing hard to get (original_mix) 4 - Kathy Brown - Give Me Your Love (MKTL Vocal) 5 - Mick Verma - Let It Go (Original Mix) 6 - Blue Soul feat. Marissa Guzman - Summer Trip 7 - Chaka Khan feat LeCrae - Its Not Over - Joe Smooth (Club Mix) 8 - Stereo For Two - Disco Dasco (Original Mix) 9 - Stuart Ojelay - I Wanna 10 - Kings of Groove ft. Michelle Weeks - You have a purpose (original mix) 11 - Alexander Technique, Juan Cordovi, Funk'n Hustle - Luv 12 - Sharon Redd - Can You Handle It (JKrivs Razor n Tape Dub) 13 - Chaka Khan - Fate (Todd Terje Edit) Thanks to all the labels and Artists for his promos.All tracks selected and mixed by Indy lopez. Indy Lopez (Producer,Dj & Artist) https://www.indylopez.com Send your Promos to: promo@indylopez.com More info: http://soundcloud.com/indy-lopez http://twitter.com/IndyLopez http://www.facebook.com/Indy.Lopez.MZ http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/indylopez http://thedjlist.com/djs/INDY_LOPEZ http://www.youtube.com/user/djindylopez Bookings Worldwide: Musiczone Records: bookings@indylopez.com Encoded and Host by MUSICZONE RECORDS

show#39507.02.11Steve Ferguson & the Midwest Creole Ensemble - You Hung the Moon (Mama U-Seapa 1996)Al Anderson - If You Get Your Wish (Party Favors 1988)Carl Perkins and NRBQ - Allergic To Love (Boppin' The Blues 1970 from LP)Savoy Brown - Give Me A Penny (Getting To The Point 1968 from LP)Orleans - The Bum (Waking & Dreaming 1976 from LP)Spinner's Section:blues by three initialsWilliam Lee Ellis: untitled (0:33) (The Full Catastrophy, Bellwether, 1999)Jean Paul Rena: crossroad (3:03) (Can't Be Satisfied, CoraZong, 2007)Stevie Ray Vaughan: gone home (3:07) (Soul To Soul, Epic, 1985)Nico Wayne Toussaint: give me a kiss baby (4:37) (My Kind Of Blues, Dixiefrog, 1998)Joe Louis Walker: personal baby (6:02) (Blue Soul, Hightone, 1989)Kenny Wayne Shepherd: king's highway (4:17) (Trouble Is…, Giant, 1997)Tony Joe White: high sheriff of Calhoun parrish (3:50) (Tony Joe, Monument, 1970)Jean Jacques Milteau: hole in the wall (burgers n' blues) (2:28) (Soul Conversation, Dixiefrog, 2008)Ray Wylie Hubbard: red dress (3:39) (Crusades Of The Restless Knights, Rounder, 1999)San Pedro Slim: I quit (3:25) (Another Night On The Town, Tramp, 1997)Richard Leo Johnson: love and trouble (3:16) (The Legend Of Vernon McAlister, Cuneiform, 2006)Back To Beardo:Wingnut Adams - Wicked Ways (Will Work For Groove 2011)Memphis Slim - Coco Boogie (Confessin' The Blues ????)Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Looking Back (Blues Legends Guitar Legends 1993)'Earring' George Mayweather - You Left Me With a Broken Heart (Whup It! Whup It! 1992)Bobby Rush - Before Sex (Handy Man 1992)Frank Zappa - Crew Slut (Joe's Garage: Acts I, II & III Disc 1 1979)Captain Beefheart -  I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (The Spotlight Kid 1972) 

A nice compilation i made a few years back for my good friend Dunc the Funk. I thought it would be time to share it with everybody. This is unlike the music so far on this podcast, but it shows some of my influences for the sound i've established today. (originaly created on Wednesday 14th December 2005) check; www.myspace.com/tomhiscox for upcoming gigs join me on facebook; http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2408051935