Podcasts about funkees

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Sintonía: "Dot 2" - Gonzales"Song X" - Kyrie Kristmanson; "Needle In The Hay" - Mélissa Laveaux; "Revue Noire" - Nicolas Repac; "Ghana Blues" - Toto Bona Lokua; "Alegría" - Batida; "Sintiendo" - Bomba Estéreo; "Point Of No Return" - The Funkees; "Esclavo moderno" - Manuel Alvarez y sus Dangers; "El sonerito" - Michi Sarmiento; "Manicero" - Familia Atlantica; "Lonely Woman" - Misja Fitzgerald Michel; "The End Of A Love Affair (ft. Billie Holiday) - Nicolas Repac; "Ma-Ma FC" - Ballaké Sissoko & Vincent Segal Escuchar audio

Deanna Carbone is a Professional Cabaret Performer, Radio Show Host and Company Director of Voicehouse, which she founded back in 2008 and is now one of Australia's largest vocal studios teaching adults how to sing.Deanna's professional career started in children's entertainment, where she got her first ‘big break' at the age of 20 as Poppi the Pop Princess in iconic Adelaide's children's group ‘The Funkees'. The group toured all around South Australia and performed with big names such as Jessica Mauboy, for crowds of up to 35,000 people.More recently, Deanna is known for her part in the hit trio, ‘Two Brunettes And A Gay', with Aaron Collis and Celeste La Scala. Deanna is also a passionate Animal Rights Activist and former SA Coordinator for Anonymous for the Voiceless and Deputy Convenor for the Animal Justice Party. In this episode Jen and Deanna discuss-       The intersection of business and spirituality-       Building an integral brand-       The deconditioning process of the personal development industry -       The importance of self-discipline, strategy and practical implementation as well as energetics in business-       Unravelling the belief systems that exists within the family around having a business-       The natural cycles in business of fast and slow growth-       Both Jen and Deanna share details of their entrepreneurial journeys and experiences in business-       The importance of marketing, SEO and using terms that create visibility in your brand without the fluff-       Jen shares her indoctrination of spirituality and spiritual tools in the early years and her beliefs now around spirituality -       Jen and Deanna share their views beliefs around spirituality and their  journey with veganism-       Deanna shares her story about vegan activism and running in federal and state parliament for the Animal Justice Party -       Why so many people getting triggered by vegans talking about veganism-       The premise of vegan values and societal cognitive dissonance around the consumption of animal products-       The difference between veganism and a plant based diet-       Answering the questions that omnivores generally have towards vegans and breaking some of the stigmas around animal consumption -       Plus so much more! The documentaries that Jen spoke about, Cowspiracy, Seaspiracy and Forks over Knives are available on Netflix, and Dominion is available on YouTube.  To connect with Deanna, you'll find her on Instagram: https://instagram.com/deannacarbonee?igshid=NGVhN2U2NjQ0Yg==To know more about the work that Jen does, head to the website: www.jenhamilton.coach Don't forget to follow your host, Jen, on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jenhamiltonofficial and the podcast at www.instagram.com/enlifened_podcast This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. The host and her guests claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

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Episode 25 of Campfire Songs featuring The Funkees, Holopaw, Tallies, The Besties, Slovenly, Trembling Blue Stars, The Tubs, Meat Puppets.

Nigeria and Zambia focussed show. Planet Waves is part of the Free FM freefm.org.nz Friday MUSIC ZONE, we dig deep into Zamrock,AfroBeat, AfroFuzz, AfroRock and more. Hit us on Facebook & Insta - @planetwavespodcast Hamilton Kirikiriroa, NZ

ep 255 - Kendrick Lamar “Mr. Morale…” - Venerdì scorso è uscito l'attesissimo album di Kendrick Lamar, un lavoro molto ricco, sfaccettato e profondo nei temi trattati. Un disco che rimarrà nella storia come caposaldo di inventiva. Qui a Snippet ci ascoltiamo qualche campionamento utilizzato nella produzione, dal sapore molto diverso, dai Funkees paladini dell'afro funk nigeriano anni 70 al brano piano solo di Duval Timothy e non solo… hip hop, samples, funk

Pedal steel? Check! Stetsons? Check! Nudie suits? Check! Two dudes from garage-punk legends The Cavemen have gone country as Sin City, and their new record rules. We'll hear two tracks from that today, alongside some lovely shoegazing dream-pop from Christchurch's T.G. Shand and a Nigerian Afro-disco classic from The Funkees' Harry Mosco.

impulse travels radio. episode 465. 15 december 2021. feat. music from Soul Supreme, Komos Jazz, Helado Negro, Azymuth + DJ Spinna, The Funkees, Ezra Collective + Novelist, DJ Day, Khruangbin + Leon Bridges, Alistair Colling + Tortured Soul, Dowdelin and more. Check out the latest episode of DJ Lil Tiger and Empanadamn's Impulse Travels Radio […]

As broadcast January 28, 2022 with plenty of heartache to throw in for your podcast bust-up.  Just a smattering of new cuts out the past week or so in the funk and soul corner of the music matrix, mostly dealing with breakups and relationships, so we decided to let it all out with a breakup- and makeup-focused first hour for this week's Sampled sampler.  Very strong new tunes and some big announcements of forthcoming albums though, with Lee Fields and Mamas Gun both announcing upcoming LP's for 2022 with their latest singles.  Dan Lloyd then joins us once again for our weekly AMPED feature, with lots of new music out this week in the rock realm.  Mainly feeling vindicated that the Yard Act album was indeed as good as advertised, we also checked out the latest from Pinegrove, Franz Ferdinand, Guerilla Toss, and many other worthy artists during the hour, with a tribute to the dearly departed but always controversial and aloof in life and death Meatloaf to close.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Lyn Collins – Think (About It)Kelly Finnigan – Since I Don't Have You AnymoreTyrone Davis – Can I Change My MindBobby Oroza – Your Love Is Too ColdTeddy Grossman – Giving UpFerris & Sylvester – Golden Part II (30:39)Durand Jones & The Indications – Giving UpLee Fields – Ordinary LivesMamas Gun – Looking for MosesBen L'Oncle Soul – StayOV Wright – Let's Straighten It OutThe Funkees – Baby I Need YouKOKOROKO – Carry Me Home Part III (63:33)Eels – The MagicYard Act – Dead HorseGhost – Call Me Little SunshineGuerilla Toss – Cannibal CapitalFranz Ferdinand – CuriousFoo Fighters – Fraggle Rock Rock Part IV (94:47)Jethro Tull – The Zealot GeneStereophonics – ForeverHot Water Music – Collect Your Things and RunPinegrove – RespirateMeat Loaf – Paradise By the Dashboard Light 

The Dads check out some new releases from FACS, Mdou Moctar and reminisce about the white savior narrative running through 1980s pop.On this episode of TNDR:The FACS livestream highlights the Chicago art rockers' latest album, Present TenseModest Mouse has a new album coming out this month, their first in over six yearsMeet West African guitar god, Mdou Moctar and his connection to PrinceCringe along with some very popular songs from the 1980s by Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel Hassan HakmounA shout-out to the last Toureg hope, TinariwenTake a trip down (someone else's) memory land with The Funkees and Ngozi Family, who were part of the This is Zamrock! compilationA random detour to Berkeley's Greek Theatre?...and Carrot RopeSupport the show (https://teespring.com/stores/the-new-dad-rock)

Bob and Mike discuss music from multiple continents and throughout different eras, including tangents about answer songs, UK music between The Smiths and The Stone Roses, and Billy Bragg playing with Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprosy.

PLAYLIST: 1.SINTONÍA: LOS 300."Señor Lobo". 2.ULTRAFUNK."Boogie Joe the grinder". 3.JON HENDRICKS."I'll bet you thougth I´d never find you". 4.MARCIA MARÍA."Amigo branco". 6.THE PATCHOULI BROTHERS."Like a dream". 7.CHARLES WRIGHT & THR 103rd STREET RHYTHM BAND."Express yourself (MOCEAN WORKER Remix). 8.HIDDEN STRENGTH."Hustle on up". 9.THE FUNKEES."Akula owu onyeara". 10.FINNISH BIG BAND JAZZ."Ufólogy". 11.HACKNEY COLLIERY BAND."No diggity". Escuchar audio

Inspired?   1 The Funkees-303 2 Bacao Rythum & Steel Band-Love like this 3 HiM-Slow Slow Slow 4 The Mastersounds-One note brown 5 Kaytranada-Weight off 6 Dam Funk-Can U read me 7 Allan Wachs-Mountain Roads 8 Lonelady-Bunkerpop 9 Dave Douglas-November 10 Mark McGuire-Around the Neighborhood 11 Studio-Life's a Beach 12 Get what you give-New Radicals                

Hey Brothers and Sisters ...... I'm back with some soul sanctifying slabs of wax!Opening Salvo starts with Jimmy Hall [Wet Willie] and his take on JB Hutto's pounder "That's the Truth" he ain't lyin'...killer no filler!Link Wray provides the bed music with "The Fuzz"Set 1 Chuck Who?- John Hammond with a groovin' cover of Chuck Berry's "Nadine" followed by the Chuck-ster his own bad self "Too much monkey business" followed by a pace setting instro by The Pacesetters " The Monkey Whip" and BJ Thomas got out of the rain long enough to serve up "Candy baby".Set 2 Elements & Things-Ric Cartey & the Jiv-A-Tones "Oooh Eeee" starts the second set and Ed Pauling fills the floor with "Soul House". And probably the first swamper Tony Joe White ain't singin' about Annie with "Elements & Things" a great cut from his 2nd LP on Monument Records. Phil Brown & the Apaches from Paris come stateside for a noir version of Jimi's "Manic Depression"...of course Link Wray lays down the bed.lSet 3 Slums & Blackouts-The 5 Royales sing about slums with "The Slummer the Slum" with killed guitar by Ed [Loman] Pauling / The Faces "Flying" gets a visit from Cheech and Chong / Tony Pigg with a soundcheck from 1977 / Amy Ray checks in with "Give in" and The Funkees from Nigeria lay down a groove with "Acid Rock"That's it for this week.....next week : A 45 RPm S**tshow!

This week NuDirections ( https://www.nudirections.net/ ) introduces you to Esbjorn Svensson Trio – with a comment of the times we live in and what we have lived through with, Keedron Bryant, Marvin Gaye,Diana Jones and Donny Hatherway – also we have music from Steam Down, Afronaut Zu, Joe Cuba, The Funkees, Teru Sakamoto, Star Quake, Souleance and Huw Marc Bennett Keedron Bryant - I Just Wanna Live Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (A Jimmy Michaels Mix) Joe Cuba - Do You Feel It Melodiesinfonie – Fun Steam Down, Afronaut Zu – Etcetera The Funkees - Slipping Into Darkness Jingo - Fever - (Afro Rock) Bruna Mendez - Imagem (Em Mim) Souleance – Aquarelle Esbjorn Svensson Trio – From Gargarin's Point of View Esbjorn Svensson Trio - Seven Days of Falling Esbjorn Svensson Trio – Dodge the Dodo – Live from Montreux Esbjorn Svensson Trio – Mohammed Goes to New York Huw Marc Bennett Rework – Peluché KM – Imagery (mark n edit) [unreleased] Kamaal Williams - Mr Wu Peacemaker Global Quartet – Incense The Gale Belle Quartet – Summertime (no Label) Teru Sakamoto – My favorite Things JK Group - Nutha One Star Quake – Don't You Know I Love You Janami Dreaming - Flowing in the Clouds JIll Scott - He Loves Me Diana Jones - I Can't Breathe Donny Hatherway - Someday We'll All Be Free

COVID 19 EPISODE #14. Featuring the Funkees!

Salut mes p’tits chenapans !Cette semaine encore on a remonté, de notre puit à bijoux, un beau seau, plein de petites merveilles rien que pour vous.Hé oui ! On a les cheat-codes, c’est une source infinie.Comme papy qui revient des champignons. Tu n’sais pas où il les a trouvé, toi t’as tourné pendant 3h, et lui il a rempli panier en osier !Bah... mais il connaît les endroits lui!Bah nous aussi ! Hé ouais mec, Huggy les bons tuyaux !Cette semaine on accueille encore un petit nouveau, c’est la Dominique !Vous êtes prêts ? Suivez-nous ! Regina – Abel Zenon (Guadeloupe)Tu sens comment ça chaloupe mon « coco, crème à la vanille » ?Abel Zenon, on drôle d’histoire pour ce saxophoniste. Une vie faite de quelques apparitions à la radio et surtout, avec son orchestre ils servaient d’instrumentiste au label Aux Ondes.Ils ne faisaient que des accompagnements.Une petite dizaine d’album tout de même qu’ils ont sorti entre le 60’s et 70’s, tout en fraîcheur, et dont les percussions respirent l’Afrique, et le piano La Havane. Cette petite merveille n’a pas échappé aux gens de Soundway qui l’ont inclue dans Tumbele, leur brillante compilation de la musique des Antilles françaises de la période 63 – 74 Reine Nyepou – Les Amazones de Guinée (Guinée-Conakry)Un groupe fondé en 1961 et composé de 11 femmes qui étrangement n’a produit que 2 albums depuis.Symbole d’émancipation, toutes les membres du groupe ont été ou sont toujours officière dans l’armée ou la gendarmerie guinéenne comme Commandant Salematou Diallo à la Bass, Commandant Djenabou Bah au sax, les capitaines Camara aux timbales et aux congas, les lieutenants M'Mah Sylla et Fatoumata N'Gady Keita à la voix... Bezimbi – Los Camaroes (Cameroun)Los Camaroes qui veut dire « crevettes » en portugais ! Tu le savais ? Bah j’te l’dis alors.Et tu sais pourquoi un groupe Camerounais s’appelle Camarões ?Bah je n’sais pas !Mais on raconte qu’au 15ème siècle des portugais qui passaient devant les côtes de ce pays, en entrant dans l’estuaire du fleuve Wouri, se sont extasiés de l’abondance des crevettes dans ce cours d’eau et l’ont appelé le Rio dos Camarões. Assez Fait Cancan – Guy Conquette (Guadeloupe)Mes amis, prosternez-vous ! Vous écoutez un très grand monsieur de la musique guadeloupéenne : Guy Conquette (aussi orthographié Conquête, Conquet, ou Konkèt).Ses chansons, porte-drapeau des émeutes de 1967 ("Guadeloup malad"), sont interdites de diffusion sur les radios officielles, à l’époque toujours régies par de très dévoués exécutants.Décédé en 2012, il était le porte étendard de la musique Gwoka, très vielle musique présente sur l’île depuis la période d’esclavage.C’était la musique des esclaves, qu’ils agrémentaient du son du Ka, un gros tambour qu’ils fabriquaient en recyclant des barils de salaison.D’ailleurs l'étymologie du mot « Gwo ka » viendrait de la déformation créole de « gros-quart » (la contenance usuelle des tonneaux à partir desquels les esclaves confectionnaient leurs instruments). San Sebastian – Orquesta Hermanos Flores (Salvador)Un orchestre composé de 10 frères et sœurs ! Hé oui ! Ça se passe comme ça au Salvador, Don Andres Rodriguez, père des frères Flores fonde le groupe à la fin des années 60 et fait rentrer peu à peu ses enfants dans le groupe. Comme presque tous les enfants de Don Andrés donc, ils ont dû apprendre le métier de tailleur et de musicien, et avoir ainsi l’héritage nécessaire pour gagner leur vie. Didali – Kékélé (Congo)Groupe fondé en 2001 au Congo.La création de Kekele est une initiative d’Ibrahima Sylla, producteur sénégalais entre les mains duquel sont passés un très grand nombre d’artistes africains au cours des trois dernières décennies. Au début des années 2000, il a l’idée de remettre à l’honneur la rumba congolaise, un genre qui a longtemps fait danser le continent mais a presque disparu au profit du soukouss et du ndombolo. Comme il l’a fait quelques années plus tôt pour la salsa africaine avec Africando, Sylla envisage donc de monter de toutes pièces un groupe basé à Paris. Au départ, il sollicite plus de vingt chanteurs et musiciens auxquels il expose son projet. Cinq d’entre eux sont finalement retenus pour former Kekele, qui signifie "liane" en lingala. Begue Awa Diop – Kiné Lam (Sénégal)Voilà une artiste vintage ! Elle sortira ses albums sur support K7 jusqu’en 2004.Kiné Lam souvent primée comme meilleure chanteuse sénégalaise.Elle commence d’abord sa carrière artistique en faisant un détour par le théâtre en 77, puis elle fonde le groupe Kaggu en 1989 avec qui elle va lancer sa carrière de chanteuse de Mbalax. Soo Soo Mungha – Orchestre Abass (Togo)Le label Analog Africa encore frappé fort en nous proposant de découvrir Orchestre Abass. Ce groupe Togolais n’a sorti qu’une poignée de singles au début des années 70. Notamment deux absolument incroyables sur le label Polydor en 1972.Les bandes, en très bon état, ont été redécouvertes au Ghana en 2008, par Samy Ben Redjeb, le fondateur de Analog Africa,Sonorités lourdes, tout orgue devant, Orchestre Abass peut être considéré comme le groupe le plus funky du Togo. Shalom Malecum – Johnny Pacheco & Pete « El Conde » Rodriguez (République Dominicaine)Petit morceau de salsa qui commence par « la ciudad de Nueva York, lo mas lindo de este mundo, mas historico e profundo qué creo nuestro señor », et le titre c’est Shalom Malecum... Autant vous dire qu’on ne faisait pas trop dans la laïcité dans les 70’s ! Dancing Time – The Funkees (Nigéria)Petit détour par le Nigéria avec The Funkees.Groupe formé à la fin du coup d’État militaire de 1966 qui avait plongé le pays dans une grave dépression.Tous issus des rangs de l’armée nigériane, ils se sont spécialisés dans ce genre de highlife sauce funky-rock. Mi Bella Panama – Los Revolucionarios (Panama)La chanson dit « qu’il est beau mon Panama, il y a plein de jolies femmes » ! C’est d’ailleurs à peu près les seules paroles de cette chanson... Si c’est l’office du tourisme panaméen qui a commandé ce morceau, c’est une mission rondement menée !Quoi qu’il en soit c’est un très très bon morceau de salsa. Cœur a moin – Belles Combo (Dominique)Merengue en République Dominicaine, Méringue en Haïti... le résultat est sensiblement pareil, c’est juste une appellation différente pour deux petits pays limitrophe coincé sur une même île.Ce qu’on entend là c’est ce qu’on appelle du Kompa dont les origines vont piocher dans la Méringue haïtienne justement.La Guadeloupe et la Martinique auront la Biguine, au rythme beaucoup plus lent.Haïti, influencé par son voisin hispanophone développera un tempo beaucoup plus rapide. Sans Plume, Sans Cape – Eugène Mona (Martinique)Eugène Mona, ou « le poète au pied nus » comme il était surnommé.« À 15 ans je ne savais ni lire, ni écrire, ni jouer de la musique, et à 25 ans je faisais tout » comme il aimait préciser.Un artiste qui gagne vraiment à être connu, dont son talent sera toujours malheureusement sous-estimé, et il en a toujours eu conscience.Il commence la flûte moderne à 5 clefs et c’est la rencontre avec Max Cilla, maître de la flûte toutoune-bambou (flûte traditionnelle de la campagne martiniquase faite en bambou) qui le fera définitivement épouser inconditionnellement la culture martiniquaise Bachelor’s Life – Lord Flea & His Calypsonians (Jamaïque)Un de ceux qui a fait découvrir le Calypso aux US grâce à ses nombreuses tournées qu’il y a fait dans les 50’s.D’ailleurs, si vous aussi vous avez envie de découvrir le Calypso, c’est le moment agenda.Et je vous dis que vous êtes gâtés puisqu’à l’Olympia, mercredi 09 octobre, il y a Madame Calypso Rose qui va passer en concert !Précipité vous. 800 chansons, 20 albums enregistrés... Une institution !

Live Set recorded on 2nd of March, 2019 at Le Mellotron, Paris. Tracks from Dadawah, Yves Simon, Allah-Las, Capricorn College, Gilberto Gil, The People Star, Luis Alberto Sampedro, Los Orientales de Paramonga, The Funkees & more!

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ The Panther by Manu Dibango on Africadelic (Hi&fly records) 3′01″ If You're Ready (Come Go With Me) by The Staple Singers on The Very Best Of The Staple Singers (Concord Records) 6′09″ For the Love of Money by The O'Jays on Ship Ahoy (Epic/Legacy) 13′20″ Who Is She (And What Is She To You) by Gladys Knight & The Pips on Neither One Of Us + All I Need Is Time (Universal) 18′07″ The Ocean by Led Zeppelin on Houses Of The Holy (Atlantic Records) 22′27″ The Rocker by Thin Lizzy on Vagabonds Of The Western World (Strategic Marketing) 24′45″ Search and Destroy by The Stooges on Raw Power (Columbia/Legacy) 29′00″ Take Me With You by Lyn Christopher on Lyn Christopher (Universal Music Group) 32′08″ Breakthrough by The Funkees on The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia in 1970s Nigeria (Soundway Records) 35′21″ Rock On by David Essex on Rock On (Columbia) 40′03″ Barkbrödslåten by Kebnekajse on Kebnekaise (Silence Records) 44′16″ Wind by Kim Jung Mi on Now (Lion Productions) 47′29″ Jacaranda by Luiz Bonfá on Jacaranda (Bonfa's Productions) 52′48″ Dean by Terry Reid on River (Rhino Atlantic) 57′50″ Mizrab by Gabor Szabo on Mizrab (CTI) Check out the full archives on the website.

Well, I've got good news and I've got bad news. The bad news first: I'm sick! Which means I don't do a whole lot of talking (secretly good news?). The good news, though, is that this week we're celebrating 26 EPISODES!!!! Why is that so cool, you ask? Well, to simply put it... if I do one episode a week... and there are 52 weeks in a year... That must mean... My golly! Scarlo Wapittaluigi's International House of Music is six months old! Oh my has the time flown by. Well, I raise my cup of echinacea tea to another six! Thank you all so much for listening!   Oh, and as a special bonus, I tacked on an extra half-hour of music for ya. Enjoy!   Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/internationalhouseofmusic Twitter: http://twitter.com/scarlowapitt IG: http://www.instagram.com/scarlo_wapittaluigi Email: scarlowapittaluigi@gmail.com   Thanks so much! Don't forget to like, share, subscribe and review!

POD 7 1. Ambitious Lovers ~ Copy Me 2. The Funkees ~ 303 3. Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band ~ Love Like This 4. HiM ~ Slow Slow Slow 5. Betty LaVette ~ Joy 6. The New Mastersounds ~ One Note Brown 7. Cherokee ~ Funky Business 8. James Brown ~ Sportin' Life 9. Fela Kuti ~ Jeun Ko Ku 10. Kaytranada ~ Weight Off (ft. BADBADNOTGOOD) 11. Dâm-Funk and Nite Jewel ~ Can U Read Me 12. The Voltaire Brothers ~ Which One 13. Allan Wachs ~ Mountain Roads

POD 71. Ambitious Lovers ~ Copy Me2. The Funkees ~ 3033. Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band ~ Love Like This4. HiM ~ Slow Slow Slow5. Betty LaVette ~ Joy6. The New Mastersounds ~ One Note Brown7. Cherokee ~ Funky Business8. James Brown ~ Sportin' Life9. Fela Kuti ~ Jeun Ko Ku10. Kaytranada ~ Weight Off (ft. BADBADNOTGOOD)11. Dâm-Funk and Nite Jewel ~ Can U Read Me12. The Voltaire Brothers ~ Which One13. Allan Wachs ~ Mountain Roads

All this good weather has got me in a way... a FUNKY AFRICAN WAY! Get down to that West African sound with Bola Johnson, Fela Kuti, Ebo Taylor, Muyei Power, The Funkees, and many more on this extra-long super-fun dance jam! Oh, and Geoff is back this week. He says he missed you. Sort of.

Move On Up — Curtis Mayfield Kicking things off with this uplifting soul classic.  Straight Up And Down — The Brian Jonestown Massacre Hard to say no to retro British Invasion-style rock from one of the top indie bands of the past 20 years.  Long Time Now — The Ethiopians Reggae ska always puts a smile on our face, how about you? Don’t Want to Say Good-Bye — Cut Worms Despite the retro sound, Cut Worms is a fresh project from formerly Chicago-based musician Max Clarke, now of Brooklyn. Definitely one to watch. The Seed (2.0) — The Roots, Cody Chesnutt A catchy modern rap-funk-soul classic from the legendary Roots.  Ram On — Paul McCartney An early gem from Paul’s first solo years.  Let ’em Say — Lizzo, Caroline Smith Minneapolis-based artists Lizzo and Caroline Smith collaborated on this upbeat modern soul-pop track that was recently featured in the season 3 premiere of “Broad City.” Money — The Flying Lizards A classic in the advertising game.  100 Million — Charlie Hilton Portland-based Charlie Hilton recently opened for our Chicago favorites Whitney, playing gorgeously hypnotic indie folk-rock.  Dancing Time — The Funkees Nigerian afro-rock group The Funkees are a hidden gem from the late 1960s.

EPISODE 33 - City Break, Leicester. Tuneyards are fed dirty kebabs, held hostage in a cheap city hotel, then subjected to aural experimennts, while Fitz 'n Bucko contemplate lottery results. 1/ Herne The Hunter - "Earth Landings" DJs 2/ Mmavi Isiklar - "Ask Cikegi" 3/ The Funkees - "Acid Rock" DJs 4/ Semi Colon - "Afro Jigidia" 5/ Flanzy - "Protection" 6/ 9ice - "Gongo Aso" DJs 7/ Bumba Massa - "l'femme und d l'argent" DJs 8/ Sir Victor Uwaifo and his Titibitis of Africa - "Iranm' Iran" 9/ Dizzy K- "Be My Friend" DJs 10/ Joni Haaastrup - "Greetings" 11/ Gal Costa - "Relance" 12/ Martha Reeves & the Vandellas - "Jimmy Mack" 13/ Dixie Cups - "Chapel of Love" DJs 14/ Blue Cheer - "Summertime Blues" Tuneyard Sax Appeal 15/ Fugi - "Revelations" 16/ ゆらゆら帝国 - "発光体" 17/ Dur Dur - "Goromphmca" DJs 18/ Mgabab Queens - "Akiulwai Soweto" 19/ 20/ Wolfe Tones - "Slievenamon" 21/ Planxty - "Hand Me Down My Bible" 22/ Dubliners - "Rocky Road to Dublin" DJs 23/ Milton Nascimento - "Para Lennon E McCartney" DJs 24/ Group Anmataff - "Tinariwen" DJs Herne The Hunter's earth landing jams reprise

The Funkees - Slipping Into Darkness (MP3 download on ParisDJs.com) 2010-02-10 One of Superfly Records (our partner store) specialities is African records. 7 inches, long players, the rarest Afro vinyls are to be find at our Paris shop or on our online store. While preparing an African Special a few weeks ago, we stumbled upon a fantastic 45 from Nigerian band The Funkees, which included a superb cover of War, Slipping Into Darkness. We digitalized this beauty, had it mastered by our soundmaster Grant Phabao, and we're now sharing it with everyone as a free vitual release on ParisDJs.com. Don't say we don't love you! Tracklisting : 01. The Funkees - Slipping Into Darkness Links : Discogs - discogs.com/artist/Funkees,+The superflyrecords.com parisdjs.com myspace.com/parisdjs