Podcasts about inner city blues

Indigo host Chris and Anna talk poetry, teaching, hope, and struggle. Chris shares some of the work that he is doing with his students at Springfield High School in Springfield, Vermont. Poems: Pablo Neruda "United Fruit Company" https://genius.com/Pablo-neruda-the-united-fruit-company-annotated Article: "From Guernica to Gaza" https://www.counterpunch.org/2023/12/25/from-guernica-to-gaza/ Songs: Marvin Gaye: "Inner City Blues" LowKey: Instrumental Palestine Newsies Musical

Hi everybody. This is the audio version of a six-part essay series called Blacks and Jews. I wrote it for my Substack a while back, so if it sounds like I'm reading instead of speaking naturally, it's because in this case I am. I decided to release this to everyone on the main feed because, in light of the recent uproar and brewing Democratic Party civil war over the Israel-Palestine conflict, it's suddenly become quite timely. Black and Jewish Americans were uniquely united until the late 1960s, when the civil rights movement was subsumed by a Third Worldist outlook that caused the Black Panthers and other activists to turn on the State of Israel, and then on American Jews. It precipitated a split in the so-called Black-Jewish alliance which had been the backbone of the civil rights movement during its glory years, and led to some of the worst outbursts of public antisemitism in American history. The intra-left wing conflict over the current conflict in Gaza is not a new story, and in fact is an example of scabs being torn off old wounds that had barely begun to heal. I wrote this series as I was preparing the most recent episode of Whose America, Inner City Blues, so those of you who've heard that will be familiar with some of the material, but there's also a lot of material that wasn't in that episode.As I said, this was previously released on my Substack, so if you enjoy this kind of content maybe you'll show a little holiday cheer and help support the podcast by becoming a subscriber for just $5 p/month or $50 p/year. This is a 100% listener-funded show, I don't have sponsors or any other kind of funding except what you guys contribute, so your generosity is greatly appreciated.

Welcome back, Buddies! On this episode of Vinyl Community Podcasts, I'm joined by Rob (Northern Revolutions) to share our thoughts on the incredible story of Sixto Diaz Rodriguez - recording artist, father, and subject of the 2013 Academy Award Winning Documentary "Searching For Sugarman". Mr. Rodriguez passed away recently at the age of 81, leaving behind incredible music and a story even the best writers in Hollywood could not emulate. The film suggests that Rodriguez was lost to obscurity (in the music industry) - especially in his own country - only to shockingly learn about about a devoted following in South Africa. Yet that's not the entire tale. Rob and I discuss the documentary, Rodriguez' career and album output, plus share some notes not found in the documentary and developments following the film. An artist we both came to enjoy immensely due to the film, we both found it fitting that even on the day his passing was announced he was not given his full due with the unfortunate news of the passing of Robbie Robertson of The Band. Life still imitating art; art imitating life. Fitting, no? Perhaps just another example of those  "Inner City Blues"....   For more information on host Concert Buddie: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcertBuddie   For more information on Rob (c/o Northern Revolutions): https://www.youtube.com/@NorthernRevolutions   For more information on Vinyl Community Podcasts: https://vinylcommunitypodcasts.com/   Save 10% on purchases ANY TIME at Vinyl Storage Solutions using the promo code(s) "VCP10" or "CONCERTBUDDIE". (Cannot be combined with other discounts)  https://vinylstoragesolutions.ca/  

SUPPORT THE SHOW! I don't use sponsors for this show. I work for you guys. If you'd like to help out, become a subscriber to the MartyrMade Substack. It's just $5 p/month or $50 p/year, and you'll have access to subscribers-only podcasts, essays (w/audio versions), interviews, and more. New subscribers will have some catching up to do. If anyone would like to be a subscriber, but can't swing it right now, just shoot me an email and we'll get you hooked up. I appreciate you guys letting me do this show. And this one is a doozy: The Great Migration of 1915-1960 saw over six million African Americans move from the rural South to the big cities of the North and West. It was one of the largest mass migrations in human history, and one whose consequences defined American domestic politics throughout the 20th century. But it wasn't the first time the industrial cities of America had experienced massive demographic transformation, and the black migrants would run smack into the immigrants of previous generations. In the 1960s, frustration and anger turned to conflict, as race riots drove what was left of the white ethnics out of the inner cities. Today we tell the story of the battle for control of the Ocean Hill-Brownsville school district in New York City - a topic which might sound a bit dull, but was one of the most intense periods of racial conflict in recent American history. The conflict captured the attention of the country for months, and led to a split in the alliance between American blacks and American Jews that had powered the civil rights movement until the late 1960s.

For today's show I decided to feature an all-reggae covers special session for you that includes hits like London Calling, Inner City Blues, Ring My Bell, Miss You, Heart of Gold, Fever, and much more. Kick back, crank it up -  this week's show is now in session PLAYLIST Junior Byles - Fever Dubmatix, Don Letts & Dan Donovan - London Calling Sly Dunbar - Inner City Blues The Dynamics - Miss You Carol Cool - Upside Down Sydney Crooks, George Dekker & Jackie Mittoo - Papa Was A Rolling Stone Reggaddiction - Heart Of Gold Delroy Wilson - Inner City Blues The Lions - Think (About It) Prince Fatty & Hollie Cook - The Beat Goes On Derrick Lara & Trinity - Don't Stop Til You Get Enough Blood Sisters - Ring My Bell   JOIN THE MAILING LIST Join me in the Bassment each week for a session of top vibes.  www.bassmentsessions.com IRIE MAGAZINE for the latest in the world of reggae and beyond, jump on over to the number one online reggae magazine that matters https://www.iriemag.com/ FREE 2GB DUB & REGGAE LOOP PACK Produced by Dubmatix https://reggae-loops.com/2023-free-pack

With his 1971 album, "What's Going On," Motown staple Marvin Gaye turned the R&B world -- and the pop music world for that matter -- upside down, smashing conventional ideas about pop songs, album topics and even song themes. It's an album -- and one you really should listen to from start to finish -- about a Vietnam vet returning from war to find an America weighted down by racism, drugs, hatred and injustice. Not surprising, Gaye had to fight hard to have his vision come to life. It was deemed to be a concept album without any radio hits. It was too dark -- especially coming from the voice of such hits as "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)," "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," and so many more. But in the end, Gaye got his way -- and our world is better for it. He even had the last laugh as the title track went to No. 2 on the Billboard Soul charts, and "Mercy Mercy Me" and "Inner-City Blues" both charted in the top 10. Oh, and in 2020, Rolling Stone listed it No. 1 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. "Right On."

In part 2, I sit down with an old colleague, Stephanie. Stephanie and I met years ago during our time working in a psych hospital in metro Atlanta. Through out the years, Stephanie has also worked as a director at an abortion clinic in Texas as well as in Atlanta, Georgia. Stephanie shares her experience of doing the work that she has always been passionate about, providing safe medical care for women. She talks about walking past protestors each day and dealing with the occupational hazards of working at an abortion clinic. Stephanie and I also talk about what this means for women moving forward, how to advocate for ourselves in a medical setting, and how we as a community can do something about this. Organizations to support: reproductiverights.org/ prochoice.org/ www.abortionislegalingeorgia.com/ Follow us @pushthrumom @keisha_reaves email us keisha@keishareaves.com website: www.keishareaves.com Intro Peter Kuli "Cozy" Outro Marvin Gaye "Inner City Blues"

Sixième épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Sylvain Bergeron, on parle : De l'essai des bottes Gaerne CapoNord On joue la capsule FMQ - Formation et Perfectionnement On rencontre le président de la FMQ : Sylvain Bergeron Animation : Alain Labadie et Marc Paradis Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

Cinquième épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Laurence Labat, on parle : De l'essai du casque Bell Moto III On joue la capsule FMQ - Vitesse et témérité On rencontre une passagère passionnée : Laurence Labat Animation : Alain Labadie et Marc Paradis Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

Quatrième épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Rosalie Perron, on parle : De l'essai de la Yamaha Tenere 700 Des phares D4 et du module CANsmart de Denali Electronics On rencontre une jeune motocycliste passionnée : Rosalie Perron Animation : Alain Labadie et Marc Paradis Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

Troisième épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Ghislain Lejeune, on parle : De l'essai de la Kawasaki KLX 300 SM De moto électrique ... jusqu'à Kegaska et de la Harley Livewire Del Mar Destination la Vallée de la mort (Death Valley) et les environs Et Ghislain Lejeune répond à nos questions existentielles. Animation : Alain Labadie et Marc Paradis Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

This week we say farewell to the month of February, with a solid review for the Hughes Brothers 90's cult classic, “DEAD PRESIDENTS.” Tune in for pop culture news updates as well as our weekly recommendations for both television & film before the actual movie discussion. New content released every week. Intro/outro: Admiral Atlas.Podcast music by:Onarres.Mixed and edited by:Wesley Swanson.

Second épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Marc Chartrand, on parle : De l'essai de la Kawasaki KLX 300 Du Sentier Trans Québec Trail (STQT) Destination le Cabot Trail et les environs Et Marc Chartrand répond à nos questions existentielles. Animation : Alain Labadie et Marc Paradis Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

Premier épisode de la saison 2 du Podcast MagazineMoto.com. Avec Marc Paradis et Alexandre Tremblay, on parle : Des nouvelles des manufacturiers (Kawasaki et CF Moto / CFMoto) Coûts des plaques et contribution assurances SAAQ Destination Kegaska Capsule sécurité FMQ - Habillement. Et Alexandre répond à nos questions existentielles. Animation : Alain Labadie Music: https://www.purple-planet.com (Inner City Blues)

Hear more about what it was like growing up in the inner city of New York and  overcoming challenges life presented to him. Anthony "Laz" Lazarus has such an inspiring story of what it takes to persevere and rise above no matter what. Listen in to hear more!

Clean Energy Finance Corp boss Ian Learmonth has an EV, but no garage, and struggles to find a fast EV charger in the city. He shares his views on the EV transition.

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O Projeto R3D2 tem novidade - nosso podcast, o R3D2cast! Além das nossas conversas pelo YouTube, agora, por aqui, você estará conosco também - mais conhecimento, mais diálogo... mais repertório. . E nessa inauguração, trazemos para você a nossa série Por que estudamos isso na escola? . . No primeiro episódio, escolhemos de cara um componente um tanto polêmico: FÍSICA! Então, eis a pergunta: por que estudamos FÍSICA na escola? Quem nos ajuda a responder a essa pergunta é a super Professora Kellen Skollimoski, do canal Skola de Física e Química, no YouTube. Para ela, a Física é incrível, tanto que a Professora Kellen é graduada em Física e Mestre em Ensino de Física, com trabalhos de pesquisa desenvolvidos em Cosmologia. Atualmente, além de amante da ciência, mãe, mega inteligente e gente boa, ela trabalha em escolas na rede privada e na rede pública. Além de não restar dúvidas de que a Professora Kellen ama Física, na nossa conversa, ela nos contou sobre a proximidade entre Física e Filosofia, como esse componente serve para acabar com o negacionismo e para despertar em muita gente a vontade de trilhar carreiras de sucesso. Ah, ela falou também de vários pontos do nosso dia a dia em que a Física está presente e, claro, a importância dessa ciência. Vale muito a pena acompanhar! Corre lá! Ouça! . Escola de Física e Química no YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJDt5uqZ39G75kGi_YCuajw . Créditos de canções da trilha deste podcast: Inner City Blues, Purple Planet Music Heading West de Audionautix é licenciada de acordo com a licença Atribuição 4.0 da Creative Commons. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Just Nasty de Kevin MacLeod é licenciada de acordo com a licença Atribuição 4.0 da Creative Commons. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ - Fonte: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/?keywords=Just+Nasty - Artista: http://incompetech.com/

Jessie Nadeau et Marie Gagné forment un couple de deux femmes d'opinions avec une grande présence sur les réseaux sociaux au Québec.On parle de sexualité, véganisme, ouverture d'esprit, et bien d'autres.Bonne écoute!Une présentation de: Les Productions Kiki Vous AimeLe Centre Hi-FiDisponbile sur YouTubeAbonnez-vous sur PatreonJams of the week:Inner City Blues par Marvin Gaye Edge of Midnight par Miley Cyrus On Fouette par Tizzo, Shreez et Soft The End of Dieting par Joel Fuhrman The Thrive Diet par Brendan Brazier The China Study par T. Colin Campbell and Thomas M. Campbell II White Fragility par Robin DiAngelo Bad Feminist par Lili Boisvert The Passive Aggressive Narcissist par Debbie Mirza Liens:YouTube de Marie Court-métrage Volte-Face par Jessie

GROW.      Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom"Oh, make me want to holler And throw up both my hands Yea, it make me want to holler And throw up both my hands," the Late Great Legend Marvin Gaye.Gossip, backbiting, Strife, police brutality, racism, Crime, InJustice; Inner City Blues make me wanna holler but I'm not going to throw up my Hands cause that'll be giving Evil the Victory and we can't Have that!  We are Going to RISE from this Oppression!ELIMINATE Chaos, Negativity and Drama  (CND)!

Excuse our lateness of the hour on this one family, yours truly was running behind. And, just when I thought we were off to the races, guess who decides to crash the party, for all of 15 minutes? You guessed it, our brother The Maestro. We had a conversation about, of all things, the triangle and how it's played an integral part in popular music. We chose 3 iconic r&b classics, (Hurry Up This Way Again by The Stylistics, Send One Your Love by Stevie Wonder, and Inner City Blues from Marvin Gaye), emphasized on how the "ting" from the triangle was/still is iconic. We had a great time before he had to get back to work himself. LOL. Anyways, onward with the show. We got it in with some new music from Ronnie Wright, classics from Chico DeBarge, Jamiroquai, The Bar Kays, Brass Construction, and the list goes on and on. If you have a request, by all means, drop us a line at greatsoulradio@gmail.com, and donate to us with the PayPal on our podcast front page. You bring the energy that keeps us going. Thanks as always for tuning in, and remember---Tell a friend, to tell a friend, to tell a friend, all about The Throwback Lounge. It's not just a show...IT'S AN EXPERIENCE!! 1 LOVE ;) OPENING CUT: I'VE GOT TO HAVE YOU-THE ANTILLES 1. NORTH OF CALI-RONNIE WRIGHT 2. NO GUARANTEES(REMIX)-CHICO DEBARGE FEAT. JOE 3. ALRIGHT-D'ANGELO 4. FALLING-JAMIROQUAI 5. WHOOA-MINT CONDITION 6. FEEL THE LOVE-LINA 7. THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT-ZO! 8. LAST SONG-DARIEN DEAN 9. LOVE MEETING LOVE-LEVEL 42 10. GIVE ME THE SUNSHINE-LEO'S SUNSHIPP 11. TOO HOT TO STOP-THE BAR KAYS 12. STRETCHIN' OUT(IN A RUBBER BAND)-BOOTSY'S RUBBER BAND 13. ME-RAYDIO 14. JUST BE GOOD TO ME-THE S.O.S. BAND 15. SUCH A FEELING-AURRA 16. GET TO THE POINT-BRASS CONSTRUCTION 17. GALAXY-WAR 18. HOLD ON-ENCHANTMENT 19. KEEP THE FIRE BURNING-GWEN MCCRAE 20. YOU CAN LEAD ME-FIREFLY CHAMPAGNE HOUR 21. YOU TOUCHED MY LIFE-GWEN GUTHRIE 22. IF I LET MYSELF GO-EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING 23. THERE'S NO OTHER LIKE YOU-MELBA MOORE 24. BE MY GIRL-MICHAEL HENDERSON 25. BETCHA BY GOLLY WOW-PHYLLIS HYMAN 26. BABY, BE MINE-MIKI HOWARD 27. COME INTO MY WORLD-ROGIERS 28. DRIVE-DON E 29. YEARNIN'-DONELL JONES 30. YOU'RE MY BABY-BARRY WHITE 31. YOU AND ME-THE O'JAYS 32. THAT LETS ME KNOW THAT I'M IN LOVE-MCFADDEN & WHITEHEAD 33. I'M STILL WAITING-JOHNNY GILL 34. OVER AND OVER-MICHAEL COOPLER 35. YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE-MTUME' 36. TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT-RICK JAMES 37. FEMININITY-ERIC BENET 38. GREEN APHRODISIAC-CORINNE BAILEY RAE 39. GROOVIN'-COLLAGE CLOSING CUT: I GOT THE LOVE-STARPOINT

Emcee/producer Coach Build Parsells has been in the game for over 20 years, and has worked with some major independent artists in his travels. Coach will earn himself a new hat as a Hip Hop Curator as he brings you the Inner City Blues Series. These are the many stories from some extremely dope artists that you may not have even known, In this pilot episode, Coach talks with Clevha Ya Highness as to why this series is necessary. Enjoy!!! If you would like to be a part of the show, contact us at culturetherapynetwork@gmail.com. You may also submit content to be aired while the show plays. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nate-smith18/message

Will Freed & Nicky Joe Sonya sit down to talk about Nicky's past projects and listen to some of his fav tracks. Will's mom tells a "MOM STORY" about Xmas More details to come

Brian spins Rolling Stone's recently updated #1 album of all time What's Going On by Marvin Gaye. Mercy E-mail Me: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Inner Twitter Blues: twitter.com/volcanovinyl What's Gramming On: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Architecture you can eat - It sounds like something out of a Willy Wonka movie. That's exactly what Dr Joshua Zeunert from UNSW Built Environment is recommending to bring us back in touch with food production in our daily lives. Straight away, the mind wanders to candy worlds where you can take a bite out of a load-bearing beam, but it's a little more civilised than that. It's about engaging with nature in more practical ways. Dr Zeunert says there are mental and physical and health benefits without compromising on design. He joins John Stanley and Ben Malouf to unpack how edible public spaces can improve our lives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A mix featuring tracks from 1971, taken from the series, A Decade of Sound 1970s. The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org Air date : August 7, 2020 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- George Martin, Eary Feary, Happy Machine: Standard Music Library 1970-2010 Ramases, Journey To The Inside, Space Hymns Gong, You Can't Kill Me, Camembert Electrique Kimio Mizutani, Sabbath Day's Sable, A Path Through Haze Quincy Jones, Theme From "The Anderson Tapes", Smackwater Jack Piero Umiliani, Synthi Boogie, Synthi Time James Clark, Airport People, Retro-Spective - A Tribute to Retro-Teque The Esso Trinidad Steel Band, I Want You Back, Esso Dennis Alcapone, Forever Version, Forever Version Lloyds All Stars, Dread Dub, Trojan Dub Box Set [disc 3] John Holt, Fancy Dub Make Up, 500 Volts Of Dub Wilson Pickett, Don't Knock My Love (Part 2), Love Saves The Day (A History Of American Dance Music Culture, 1970-1979) (Part 1) The Beginning Of The End, Come Down Baby (Kenny Dope Edit), Kenny Dope & Keb Darge ‎– Kay-Dee Volume 2 Laghonia, Bahia, Peru Bravo: Funk, Soul & Psych From Peru's Radical Decade Apocalipsis, Ayudame a Encontrar Mi Camino, ` Bola Sete, Bettina, Pura Vida Presents: Beach Diggin' Volume 3 The Pawnshop, Laura (What You Do?), Carol / Laura (What You Do?) Chelique Sarabia, Barlovento, Revolución Electrónica En Música Venezolana Sarolta Zalatnay, Késő Esti Órán, Zalatnay David Porter, Hang On Sloopy, The RZA Presents Shaolin Soul Selection Volume 1 Billy Paul, East, Going East Dennis Coffey, A Whole Lot of Love, Product Placement Breaks Cherokee, Funky Business, Country Funk 1969-1975 Michael Nesmith & The First National Band, Grand Ennui, Nevada Fighter Agape, Rejoice, Tribal Rites People, Glastonbury, In Ancient Times Hans Edler, Säg vad är det?, Elektron Kukéso Lucifer, Exorcism, Black Mass Okko, If I Needed Someone, Sitar & Electronics Robin Jones And His Quintet, Africa Revisited, Lift Off! With Apollo Sound James Last, Inner City Blues, Voodoo-Party The Beginning Of The End, Funky Nassau (part 1), Funky Nassau Funkadelic, What Is Soul, Funkadelic Hawkwind, You Know You're Only Dreaming, In Search Of Space

Donovan Carless – “Be Thankful For What You Got” Anne & Annice Peters – “Rock Your Baby” Al Charles – “Outstanding” Stanley Turrentine – “Sister Sanctified” Lonnie Liston-Smith – “A Chance For Peace” The Whatnauts – “Why Can’t People Be Colors Too?” Faze-O – “Riding High” Sleeve – “Hipness” Sarah Vaughan – “Inner City Blues […] The post The Penthouse Funk Sessions 13th Sep 2020 appeared first on SSRadio.

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - “Inner City Blues,” a 2020 single on Colemine Records. Back in June, Colemine Records launched the Brighter Days Ahead singles series, a response to the stay-at-home orders and the subsequent loss of income from canceling tours, postponing release dates, and ceasing the manufacturing for LPs and 45s. "We wanted to come up with some way to give our fans and our artist's fans something to look forward to," explained label owner Terry Cole. Starting on May 22nd and running through the summer, Colemine will release a new track every Friday on their Bandcamp page with 100% of any revenues generated going directly to the artist. "Our goals are simple: put a little bit of money in our artist's pockets and get our fans some new tunes," Cole summarized. The series kicked off with Seattle's own Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio covering Marvin Gaye's 1971 track "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)" off his landmark album What's Going On. The lyrics convey the despair of the bleak economic situation of the times, the lack of support from the government, and police brutality. (That sounds depressingly familiar.) But, in the hands of maestro Delvon Lamarr, the song sounds almost joyous as an instrumental. Guitarist Jimmy James adds a funky groove to the track, and drummer Dan Weiss picks up the pace from Gaye's original composition. Listening to it makes you believe, there might really be brighter days ahead. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate

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In today's climate unity is needed more than ever. I sit down and talk to a good friend of mine, Acie Williams aka Ace Montana about systematic racism that has plagued our country for centuries, the outrage of recent events in the murder of George Floyd, and so much more on the Avery Jones Podcast.    Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and share this video and the channel with someone else you know will enjoy the content. A small gesture goes a long way!: "Inner City Blues" video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucgwf3XX778&t=5452s The easiest and most effective way to let me know what you think of the podcast, make donations to the podcast, or to listen to the podcast on different platforms check out my Link Tree for all things The Avery Jones Podcast! https://linktr.ee/theaveryjonespodcast  ALL DONATIONS FOR THIS MONTHS PODCAST WILL BE GIVEN AS A BULK DONATION TO THE FOLLOWING FOUNDATIONS (AND/OR) CAUSES:  -Floyd Family GoFundMe   -Minnesota Freedom Fund   -Black Visions Collective   -Reclaim the Block   To check legitimacy of donation locations check my link tree above. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theaveryjonespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaveryjonespodcast/support

Es el momento de disfrutar, Se trata de hacer nuevas las cosas antiguas.Está bien mirar hacia atrás por un momentoPor ello te invitamos a este Show con Grover Washington JrSu gran oportunidad llegó cuando el saxo Hank Crawford no se presentó para grabar con Kudu Records, la casa discográfica de Creed Taylor.2 La sesión de grabación le brindó la oportunidad de grabar su primer disco, Inner City Blues, consolidándose como músico profesional.Aunque conocido entre los músicos de jazz, no fue hasta su cuarto álbum, Mister Magic (1974), que tuvo un reconocimiento comercial. El álbum llegó al puesto número 10 en Billboard Top 40 y la canción del mismo título alcanzó el puesto 16 en las listas R&B y el puesto 54 en las listas de pop Su siguiente álbum, Feels So Good (1975), también llegó al puesto número 10. Su álbum Winelight (1980), que incluye una colaboración con Bill Withers, "Just The Two of Us", fue clasificado disco platino en 1981, y consiguió dos Premios Grammy en 1982 (Best R&B Song por "Just the Two of Us" y Best Jazz Fusion Performance por "Winelight").1Ayudó a promocionar a una nueva generación de músicos como Kenny G. Murió el 17 de diciembre de 1999 tras sufrir un infarto de miocardio en los estudios CBS en Nueva York,Fourplay and Bob James:•Piano y teclados: Bob James•Bajo: Nathan East•Batería: Harvey Mason•Guitarra: Chuck Loeb, Larry Carlton, Lee RitenourSaxo Kirk WhalumDavid Grusin & Lee RitenourContribuyó a fundar GRP Records, que se convirtió en una de las mejores compañías de jazz contemporáneo y fusión, con grabaciones de artistas como The Rippingtons, Spyro Gyra, David Benoit, Lee Ritenour y Tom Scott. Grusin continuó grabando en los '80s y '90s, en numerosos proyectos, desde la fusión y el pop a trabajar con orquestas sinfónicas. También dirigió la GRP Big Band, en bandas sonoras como "The Fabulous Baker Boys", y grabando sesiones a dúo con su hermano, Don, y Lee Ritenour.Joseph Leslie "Joe" Sample:Sample fue un pianista influido por Horace Silver y McCoy Tyner, con conceptos melódicos muy establecidos y reminiscencias de la música religiosa negra, que adoptó su estilo a las exigencias de la trayectoria musical del grupo The Crusaders. Sin embargo, cuando actuaba como acompañante de músicos de jazz, revelaba una poderosa energía de verdadero "bopper"El grupo "The Jazz Crusaders" fue formado por el trombonista Wayne Henderson, el saxofonista Wilton Felder, el teclista Joe Sample y el baterista Stix Hooper, a los que se unieron el guitarrista Roy Gaines y el contrabajista Jimmy BondJoe Mcbride:Joe ha grabado 9 álbumes como líder y ha grabado e interpretado con quién es quién del jazz, incluidos Philip Bailey, Dave Koz, Grover Washington Jr., Peter White, Rick Braun, Kirk Whalum, Jonthan Butler y la lista sigue y sigue. Ha sido uno de los favoritos en Ciudad del Cabo, Sudáfrica, donde su nueva versión de "Sunny" de Bobby Hebb con Stanley Turrentine se convirtió en un clásico del Cabo entre los fanáticos del jazz. Su último lanzamiento discográfico es "Looking For A Change" y hace que Joe vuelva a visitar las clásicas canciones y arreglos de R&B y Pop en un estilo de trío de jazz más tradicional.Para terminar con el gran productor y bajista J. Cirt Gill extraido de su único álbum Smooth for you

The aftermath of the horrific murder of George Floyd has the world in an uproar. We discuss what will happen next. Email us your thoughts and concerns riocipodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/respect-it-or-check-it/message

Just some real Minnesotans breaking down the situation, we're talking about the riots and then one of us talks about convicting a man to life and much more.

**The Happy Sound of Universe, 67 minutes Full Happy** 1 Moon Rocket - Remember The Rain (original mix) 2 Foo Funkers & Raul Osvaldini - Deep Feeling (extended mix) 3 Change - Make me go crazy 4 Inner City - Blues 5 Hotmood - My Bright Red Juicy Lips 6 Nora En Pure - True (radio mix) 7 The Vision, Andreya Triana - Heaven (Mousse T.'s Disco Shizzle extended remix) 8 Jonk & Spook - Party 9 Crazibiza - Cali Soul (Qubiko remix) 10 Peter Brown - I'm Gonna Hold On (Angelo Ferreri 'Funky Touch' remix) 11 Michael Gray, Kimberly Brown - Brother Brother (original mix) 12 Kevin Mckay & Joshwa (uk) - Such A Good Feeling (extended mix)

What do Reuben Wilson, Marving Gaye, G. Love and Special Sauce, and A Tribe Called Quest have in common? This may or may not be living, but listen to this episode to find out...or just vibe with all of the amazing music sharing those Inner City Blues. Love that yinz're here with us.  Hope that Yinz remain.  Oh, and love yinz. -G  

The Black Equalist (TBE) is another compilation of speeches and essays created by human (Afro) rights activist, DM Lawrence. TBE is a mixtape/audiobook/podcast about social, economic, and political issues in America and internationally. The purpose of this project is to introduce DM Lawrence's Pan-African philosophy of Black Equalism, which focuses on the fact that despite our social, economic, and political status - all people are equal. Moreover, "Black", "white", and race are not real but social constructions created to compel people to dislike "Black/black" (non-white) people. All in all, DM Lawrence attacks the dividers of people and social constructs and systems/practices (colorism, racism, sexism, xenophobia, poverty, sexuality, religion, ethnicity, gender, political affiliation, region/geography), that are created to hold people back and maintain the status quo.

In this episode we explore Marvin Gaye's song "Inner City Blues," his conclusion to his masterpiece, work of art "What's Going On." This song is a brand new, beginning, change, fresh start. It is Marvin unleashing on us "Marvin Groove." This is a phrase I coined in episode 1 of this podcast series: "There's Groove, and then there's MARVIN GROOVE." Folks I go all the way in this episode getting to the point of THE headline that will be the thread throughout ALL episodes to come: Marvin Gaye is the baddest Mother (Shut your mouth) that there ever was. That means of all time, ever. Of all preceding, of all during his time, and carrying thru to this day, with no peer. I just couldn't avoid needing to establish that in this episode because I can't WAIT to fully paint my picture around this in every episode going forward. With this song, is it not the GROOVIEST (to coin it as Marvin would), most original, and thorough example of making a change, starting anew, and doing it with complete mastery. From note one Marvin is building us from scratch, and in real time, a totally new sound that he owns, claims, and puts on us from this point forward with no mercy, and with an expertise that just needs to be the theme song to life for any threshold, fork in the road, on the verge of a new beginning experience you may face; and where you could use that encouragement to OWN IT! Play this song for your build-up and to give you that boost to go for it! Please visit our PInterest page which is full of some very hard and fun work I'm putting in to capture all of the beautiful and relevant imagery I can find, of our revered subject: Marvin Gaye. It really is my goal for you to be able to see (and hear, via many videos I'm finding) for yourself, relevant references I make in these episodes. I've got 1000+ pictures & videos of rare television and concert performances, documentaries, and even the two MOVIES that Marvin Gaye made!! You can find us at: https://www.pinterest.com/marvingaye_enduring_gifts/ marvin gaye abraham martin and john, marvin gaye ain't no mountain high enough, marvin gaye albums, marvin gaye and kim weston, marvin gaye and tammi terrell, marvin gaye belgium, marvin gaye best album, marvin gaye best songs, marvin gaye biography, marvin gaye biopic, marvin gaye can i get a witness, marvin gaye come get to this, marvin gaye discography, marvin gaye documentary, marvin gaye duets, marvin gaye easy, marvin gaye ecology, marvin gaye ego tripping out, marvin gaye environmental song, marvin gaye era, marvin gaye every great motown hit, marvin gaye everybody needs love, marvin gaye famous songs, marvin gaye film, marvin gaye genre, marvin gaye get it on, marvin gaye got to give it up, marvin gaye grapevine, marvin gaye greatest hits, marvin gaye heard it through the grapevine, marvin gaye here my dear, marvin gaye hits, marvin gaye how sweet it is to be loved by you, marvin gaye i heard it through the grapevine, marvin gaye i want you, marvin gaye if this world were mine, marvin gaye in concert, marvin gaye in our lifetime, marvin gaye in the groove, marvin gaye inner city blues, marvin gaye is that enough, marvin gaye it takes two, marvin gaye jazz, marvin gaye joy, marvin gaye just like, marvin gaye just like music, marvin gaye just to keep you satisfied, marvin gaye let's get it on, marvin gaye little darling, marvin gaye live, marvin gaye love songs, marvin gaye mercy mercy me, marvin gaye midnight love, marvin gaye motown, marvin gaye movie, marvin gaye music, marvin gaye national anthem, marvin gaye no mountain high enough, marvin gaye northern soul, marvin gaye on youtube, marvin gaye one more heartache, marvin gaye onion song, marvin gaye oostende, marvin gaye ostend, marvin gaye playlist, marvin gaye pretty little baby, marvin gaye pride and joy, marvin gaye quiet storm, m

“Hang ups| let downs| Bad breaks| set backs. “ Thats word to the late great Marvin Gaye! This week I walk down a road less traveled & speak on the heavy realities of so many of our black youth- boys/men in particular. I had something crazy happen around me & it shook me to my core. My motto for the week “Love on ya people , b!” #TMC

On this episode I'm discussing how environment plays a key role in your development. I'm talking about my life and growing up in Detroit, Michigan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coach-tira/support

Episode 32 -  Tackling Racism, It's a bigger problem the People want to believe Racism is the belief in the superiority of one race over another, which often results in discrimination and prejudice towards people based on their race or ethnicity.The Breakdown is a weekly podcast with your host Jacob Marshall. Breakdown is a place where we have one on one conversation about  popular topics and whatever is on our minds but in our own unique style.Here on The Breakdown we cover popular topics and whatever is in the news and in the streets.  ***NO FILTER ZONE*** TDR Breakdown is part of the Tonedefradio and is published every week on iTunes, iHeartradio, Spreaker, Soundcloud & Stpotify. Send all inquiries to Tonedefradio@gmail.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   

WHAT'S GOING ON? No Really?! MARVIN GAYE ADDRESSED IT FIRST: THIS IS WHAT’S GOING ON 1971 Inner City Blues! https://genius.com/Marvin-gaye-inner-city-blues-make-me-wanna-holler-lyrics WHERE ARE WE 47 YEARS LATER? NOT VERY FAR https://youtu.be/z9w0Oiuru7Y?t=22 https://youtu.be/z9w0Oiuru7Y?t=153 https://youtu.be/z9w0Oiuru7Y THEY WANT US TO BE DIVIDED. THEY WANT US TO BE DISTRACTED FROM WHAT TRULY MATTERS. SO THAT THEY CAN USE OUR ENERGY FOR THEIR PURPOSES https://youtu.be/iWw9kywDpII?t=301 https://youtu.be/iWw9kywDpII https://youtu.be/k3zXGW5Qf8Q?t=43 https://youtu.be/rCE5i79WK4I https://youtu.be/0RjESc-nvCo?t=61 WHY IS CHAOS SPREADING? AND HOW DOES THIS AFFECT OUR FUTURE? OUR CHILDREN? https://youtu.be/0RjESc-nvCo?t=61 https://youtu.be/UuU_8Fx-M20 https://youtu.be/u-cXqt_zYwg #SUBSCRIBE and Join Us Weekly! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cannabisnchardonnay/support

Episode 66.1 “INNER CITY BLUES.” Let’s talk about “THE TALK” and Stephon Clark. Let’s get personal about the news and the culture that makes you wanna holla. Plus UNderdogs comments throughout the show. This episode is part of the full episode #66 that will be posted in your podcast stream later this week. The Gregory Nesmith Show - Let’s get personal about the news and the culture. A show for UNderdogs that puts politics, culture, and personal development in a blender and spits out a special delivery of UNderdogStuff®! Additional stuff coming soon to www.GregoryNesmith.com. *Plus check out my 1st ever online Pop-Up Store with UNderdogStuff® and The Gregory Nesmith Show t-shirts and coffee mugs: https://underdogstuff.myshopify.com. ORDER NOW!

The Inner City Blues makes for a hard life so Crooked Is The Path: I could see Suzuki in the Deep Blue Lounge; I went over and said "Meu Nome E' Ze', I know you kidnapped The Braying Mule and hid it on Track 02". And left him wondering. Stuff like this here goes on since the Dawn Of Time and since then Givin' Up Food for Funk is the new normal... Maybe things would change If Papes Come Home (With Baby Bam)Respectively Marvin Gaye, Shootyz Groove, Tosca, Onecut, Antonio Pinto & Ed Cortez, Ennio Morricone, ? , Joe Lovano, The JB's, A Tribe Called Quest

The Inner City Blues makes for a hard life so Crooked Is The Path: I could see Suzuki in the Deep Blue Lounge; I went over and said "Meu Nome E' Ze', I know you kidnapped The Braying Mule and hid it on Track 02". And left him wondering. Stuff like this here goes on since the Dawn Of Time and since then Givin' Up Food for Funk is the new normal... Maybe things would change If Papes Come Home (With Baby Bam) Respectively Marvin Gaye, Shootyz Groove, Tosca, Onecut, Antonio Pinto & Ed Cortez, Ennio Morricone, ? , Joe Lovano, The JB's, A Tribe Called Quest

Out of The Cave I can hear Ciro's Theme, dedicated to an almost mythical creature His Name Was King and he carried The Message: Na Poi it said and went on to dance the Mambo #5 dressed in Red Black And Green. You can still see him sometimes walking around the Inner City Blues, and personally it Make Me Wanna Holler. Oldies? Maybe.. good tunes definitely. Seldom played? Even more so, so let's shed some light on these gems and bring them back to the air. Only on RadioLina!! #Justgoodmusic #Justpressplay #Radiolina1 Respectively: Culver City Dub Collective, Federico De' Robertis, Luis Bacalov & Edda Dell'Orso, The Vampires' Sound Incorporation, Fela Kuti & The Africa '70, Perez Prado, Roy Ayers, Marvin Gaye

Out of The Cave I can hear Ciro's Theme, dedicated to an almost mythical creature His Name Was King and he carried The Message: Na Poi it said and went on to dance the Mambo #5 dressed in Red Black And Green. You can still see him sometimes walking around the Inner City Blues, and personally it Make Me Wanna Holler.Oldies? Maybe.. good tunes definitely. Seldom played? Even more so, so let's shed some light on these gems and bring them back to the air. Only on RadioLina!! #Justgoodmusic #Justpressplay #Radiolina1Respectively: Culver City Dub Collective, Federico De' Robertis, Luis Bacalov & Edda Dell'Orso, The Vampires' Sound Incorporation, Fela Kuti & The Africa '70, Perez Prado, Roy Ayers, Marvin Gaye

This week is another giant episode. First Jason has a conversation with gothic horror writer Jack Rollins. Then Michael joins in on the fun as he and Jason talk about the 1989 movie The 'Burbs. Last, but certainly not least, Rocco returns with a review of Michael Bray's novel, The Island. Visit Jack Rollins online: Blog: https://jackrollinshorror.wordpress.com Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/8288144.Jack_Rollins Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Rollins/e/B005O13E0S/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 Music heard: Inner City Blues by Gil Scott Heron Splendid, Selfish Woman by Eternal Elysium

Marvin Gaye’s “Inner City Blues” words are as true in 2016 as it was in 1971. The fight just to reap the full benefits of being a citizen is still raging. While there have been many gains over the years, the rise of slogans such as “Take back our Country,” is troubling. Learn more at https://jay-harold.com/depression-the...

Please join us as we discuss privileged mutiny in the United States.    We will discuss urban planning, interstate projects, red lining, gentrification, lost communities, and a host of issues that address racism in public and private policies.   Sound familiar?   The dial in number is 310-982-4273 and press 1 to speak with the hosts.  You can also Skype into the show.  You can also Tweet questions or comments to #blackfreethinkers.

Episode 12 Louis Armstrong – “Hello Dolly” IBB – “Apache” Elton John – “Rocket Man” Neil Diamond – “Forever in Blue Jeans” Intruders – “Mamma” Brandy – “Baby” The Chi-Lites – “My First Mistake” Marvin Gaye – “Inner CIty Blues” Marvin Gaye – “Mercy Mercy Mercy” The post Have I Got Heat For You 12th Nov 2012 appeared first on SSRadio.

Common discusses themes in his song, "The Corner" and Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues." More at whatsgoingonnow.org

Common discusses themes in his song, "The Corner" and Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues." More at whatsgoingonnow.org

Common discusses themes in his song, "The Corner" and Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues." More at whatsgoingonnow.org

Common discusses themes in his song, "The Corner" and Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues." More at whatsgoingonnow.org

This is a subject rich episode where Kenn talks frankly about racism, five types of people that you can find sympathetic to joining the gun rights movement, Inner City Blues, Zombie Strike chapter 4, Tips for buying online from Jens in Germany. And interview with a MD Tenth Cavalry member/leader. New Music from RightArmofWyoming.com - go to www.urbanshooterpodcast.com for details.