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Bill Plummer and the Cosmic Brotherhood - Journey to the EastImage - Witchcraft '71Movie Club - ReefPegasus - Ready To RaveBootleg 77 - La BrujaThe Grateful Dead - Ramble On Rose 10/21/71Bob Mabe & The Outcasts - I'm LonelyOrgan Fairchild - Morning CoffeeGrapple - Ethereal GenesisLucifer - incubusPrimevil - Too Dead To LiveThe Grateful Dead - Magnesium Night LightMelting Pot - As I Lay DyingStrychnine - Jack The RipperVolume - SpiritualizedTruth & Janey - Around And AroundCoven - Blood on the snowThe Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band 12/28/88Crossfire - I Gotta MoveGoblin - rollerGlory - High School LetterStone Hedge - Smokey BearAl "Jazzbo" Collins - Sonny CoolSupport the showSubscribe and Support this program with a monthly donation:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1427200/supporters/new

St Kitts & Nevis vibes for 2023 Tracklistings: 1 - JTS Entertainment - Festival Love 2 - KO - Rum And Gal 3 - Daddy 2sec - This One 4 - Roxxy - Ah Piece 5 - Nayee - Show Off 6 - Upset Squad - Feeling Sexy 7 - Kore Band - Tek Yuh Time 7 - AkaiiUsweet - Instruction Time 8 - Eazi - Hands On Ya Knees 9 - Nayee - Show Off 10 - BMWA - I Am A 11 - Stanman & Soso - Applause 12 - Rucas H.E - H.A.V.O.C 13 - Eazi - Fling Waist 14 - Jeezy Sparta - Dig Out 15 - Jehren - Drink Up Something 16 - Upset Squad - Can't Cook 17 - Blade - Wont Complain 18 - Mr Hype - Teef 19 - Kollision Band - Yoyo 20 - Grand Masters Band, Dejour & Rucas H.E - Outside Again 21 - Kollision Band - Jet Ski 22 - Mr Bagnall - Gym Jam 23 - Nicha B - Bing Bong 24 - Blade - Leh Go De Mas 25 - KT Dan - Carnival Madness (Mash Up) 26 - AkaiiUsweet - Inside Yuh 27 - Kollision Band - Back It Up 28 - Pincchio x Skillful Band - Link Up In De Street 29 - Wayne P - Dr. Jab Jab 30 - Sukie ft KT Dan & Tobap - iCandy  31 - Mr Bagnall - De Stage 32 - Odisi Band - Carnival Party Mix 33 - Upset Squad - De Cowbell 34 - Small Axe Band feat Mr World x Ras Kelley x Jazzbo x Imran x Lomax - Off De Wall (Party Mix) 35 - Grand Masters Band - Bubble It!

"Going Pop" can mean many different things where jazz musicians are concerned, from adding electricity (dang it, Miles, why you do that?), to covering pop songs, to actually experimenting with writing pop songs (not too many take this path and few emerge unscathed).  And then there's rare jazzer combining jazz and pop songs, as you'll soon find out.   This time out we look at approaches all over the spectrum, ending with a vocal album Mike has already pegged as an album of the year contender.  Cecile McLoren – GHOST SONG; John Pizzarelli – DOUBLE EXPOSURE; Reuben Wilson – LOVE BUG; Bill O'Connell – A CHANGE IS GONNA COME.

Bonus episode! We spoke with Joseph Patel, the producer of the must-see film Summer of Soul! SoS is a ray of sunshine filled with incredible performances of Soul, Jazz, Latin music, Gospel, and so much more. People are already calling it one of the best concert films ever made. Joseph and Director Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson bring a hip-hop energy to the pacing and editing of this important historical document about a series of amazing concerts in the summer of 1969. Tune in to hear about the long journey of this incredible footage and some about the response thus far. Joseph is also a longtime hip-hop journalist who wrote under the pen name "Jazzbo" for many years and we touch a bit on his time in the underground hip-hop world. DBRP is a proud part of the Stony Island Audio podcast network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are reposting this episode in honor of “Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) finally being out for the world to see. Originally posted March 14th 2021Joseph “Jazzbo” Patel - Film & TV, Producer & Director.Producer of Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised), directed by Questlove, and winner of the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at the 2021 Sundance Film Awards. - Former Writer , DJ and member of SoleSides.- Former creative director and producer at Fader, Vevo, Vice and MTV. In this episode I get to reconnect with my talented friend Jazzbo from way back. We discuss his move from the Bay to NYC, producing his first feature documentary Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) the highest selling doc out of Sundace, how failure has impacted his creative process, and so much more. This convo was just what I needed that Saturday afternoon in late February. It was good for my soul. Questions from the audience: B+ aka Brian Cross and Ep. 14 Guest Monalisa Murray During The Supernatural Bear corner, The SNB raves about the half animation, half documentary City of GhostsEpisode linksSummer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)ArtSpeaks Concert for Police Brutality Awareness 2001 The Rise Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery by Dr. Sarah Lewis Whitey on the Moon by Gil Scott-Heron Contact High ProjectInfamous by Mobb DeepPower Show by Fela KutiWTYM is brought to you byWord To Your Mama Store: Use code WTYM at check out to receive 10% off any order WTYM Patreon PagepanoplyBPO : Mention WTYM and get your 13th month of service free.ritzyperiwinkle.com DONATEAVAILABLE WHERE EVER YOU CONSUME PODCASTS

Happy April everybody!  The sun is shining! The birds are singing!  The world is slowly coming out of its slumber!  Will you hit the ground running with your Scrabble knowledge or are you coming to spring training an out-of-shape veteran who hasn't picked up a tile since last March?  Well here's your chance.  The uncommon six letter Js and Ks.    | JACANA  |  | JACALS  |  | JAGRAS  |  | JARRAH  |  | JALAPS  |  | JAPANS  |  | JUBBAH  |  JIBBAS JUBHAH | JERBOA  |  | JABIRU  |  | JOJOBA  |  | JUMBAL  |  | JAZZBO  |  | JEANED  |  | JAUKED  |  | JAUPED  |  | JADING  |  | JADISH  | HADJIS JIHADS | JASSID  |  | JUDOKA  |  | JORDAN  |  | JOYPAD  |  | JAEGER  |  | JAYGEE  |  | JAYVEE  | VEEJAY | JANNEY  |  | JARVEY  |  | JUGULA  | R | JUBILE  | ES | JUJUBE  |  | JOCUND  |  | JOCOSE  | R | JUDDER  |  | JEREED  | JEERED | JUDGEY  |  | JINNEE  |  | JENNET  |  | JOSEPH  |  | JERKIN  | JINKER | JUSTLE  |  | JETTON  |  | JUNGLY  |  | JINGKO  | GINGKO | JUGUMS  |  | JIMPLY  |  | JIMSON  |  | JUPONS  |  | JOYPOP  |  |   |  | KABAKA  |  | KABAYA  |  | KAMALA  |  | KANBAN  |  | KUBASA  |  | KWACHA  |  | KALPAC  |  | KARAHI  |  | KEBLAH  | KIBLAH | KITBAG  |  | KABIKI  |  | KOCHIA  |  | KIACKS  |  | KAPEEK  |  | KAMEEZ  |  | KASHER  | SHAKER | KINEMA  |  | KINASE  |  | KERRIA  |  | KNAWEL  | KNAWES | KEYWAY  |  | KAFFIR  | KAFIR | KHALIF  |  | KIAUGH  |  | KIANGS  |  | KURGAN  |  | KALONG  |  | KHAPHS  |  | KAINIT  |  | KUALKI  | KULAKS | KAMIKS  |  | KALIUM  |  | KRAFTS  |  | KOFTAS  |  | KIPPAH  |  | KIRPAN  | PARKIN | KARRIS  |  | KRAITS  |  | KOKAMS  |  | KAPOKS  |  | KORUNA  |  | KNARRY  |  | KANZUS  |  | KUVASZ  |  | KEBBIE  |  | KIBBEH  | KIBBES, KIBBIS | KOBOLD  |  | KIBEIS  |  | KUBIES  |  | KYBOSH  |  | KRUBIS  | KRUBUT | KOMBUS  |  | KUCHEN  |  | KIRSCH  | SCHRIK CHIRKS | KIDVID  |  | KERFED  |  | KENNED  |  | KEPPED  |  | KLUGED  | KLUDGE KLUDGY | KYTHED  | KITHED | KUDLIK  |  | KOODOO  | KUDU | KETENE  |  | KEEVES&

Joseph “Jazzbo” Patel - Film & TV, Producer & Director.Producer of Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised), directed by Questlove, and winner of the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at the 2021 Sundance Film Awards. - Former Writer , DJ and member of SoleSides.- Former creative director and producer at Fader, Vevo, Vice and MTV. In this episode I get to reconnect with my talented friend Jazzbo from way back. We discuss his move from the Bay to NYC, producing his first feature documentary Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) the highest selling doc out of Sundace, how failure has impacted his creative process, and so much more. This convo was just what I needed that Saturday afternoon in late February. It was good for my soul. Questions from the audience: B+ aka Brian Cross and Ep. 14 Guest Monalisa Murray During The Supernatural Bear corner, The SNB raves about the half animation, half documentary City of GhostsEpisode linksSummer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)ArtSpeaks Concert for Police Brutality Awareness 2001 The Rise Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery by Dr. Sarah Lewis Whitey on the Moon by Gil Scott-Heron Contact High ProjectInfamous by Mobb DeepPower Show by Fela KutiWTYM is brought to you byWord To Your Mama Store: Use code WTYM at check out to receive 10% off any order WTYM Patreon PagepanoplyBPO : Mention WTYM and get your 13th month of service free.ritzyperiwinkle.com DONATEAVAILABLE WHERE EVER YOU CONSUME PODCASTS

This story is available in both collections of Hurston's short stories An exploration of writing style by Hurston This short story is similar to "Book of Harlem" in its writing style. In both of these stories, Hurston uses a structure and voice that is similar to old testament texts. From the numbered paragraphs to the use of third person, these stories take on the same voice you would hear if someone read the old testament to you. I can almost imagine a preacher reading this story as a preface to their sermon. I even hear the Amen when the story concludes. A migration story Now that I am almost at the halfway point in through this journey, I see a consistent story that Hurston likes to capture. The life of black people who migrated from the south to New York is often included in these stories. Sometimes it is a back story and in the case of this story, it is the main story. All in all, this story tells about the adventures of Jazzbo. He leaves his life in Waycross, Georgia and heads to Harlem. He learns the ways of the people of Harlem. From his clothes to his skills at talking sweet things to women, Jazzbo eventually gains a style that wins him his lady love and a life in Harlem. Compared to "Book of Harlem" I think this story was less intriguing. It may be that I had experience with the format from "Book of Harlem" but I think the story in "The Book of Harlem" is a little less interesting. Both stories are intriguing in their writing style and I think in the hands of a gifted performer, they would be interesting to hear performed. Overall - I continue to be impressed by the depth and skill of  Hurston's writing. You can follow me on this journey by going to www.ifoundthisgreatbook.com/zora

In this week's episode – the last of 2019 – Mark, Barney & "Jazzbo" see out the year by celebrating the sheer majesty of Aretha Franklin and the posthumously-released Amazing Grace documentary. Featured writer Tom Cox provides the perfect segue: a 1999 piece about the Queen Of Soul and her Atlantic Records producer/mentor Jerry Wexler. Your hosts also enjoy a chuckle as they revisit Tom's 2004 piece on Apple's new GarageBand "workstation". Attention then turns to a 2007 audio interview with uptown funkateer and retromaniac producer Mark Ronson. We hear a clip from Maureen Paton's back-of-a-cab conversation with Ronson, after which RBP's three amigos discuss his subsequent career and his work with Amy Winehouse. Marks talks us through new additions to the RBP library, including Keith Altham in the studio in 1968 with the Rolling Stones (and Jean-Luc Godard!); a 1971 Roy Carr rendezvous with the skinhead edition of Slade; and Joe "Mr. C" McEwen profiling the splendidly eccentric Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams in 1975. Jasper rounds matters off with quotes from David Toop's 2001 Wire interview with the brilliant Björk … and a brief chat about Boris Johnson's new nemesis Stormzy. Oh, and to prove we're not just about yesteryear, we've compiled a playlist of our favourite tracks of 2019: beautiful & thrilling music by the likes of Lizzo, Foals, Brittany Howard, Bon Iver, Nilüfer Yanya, Rustin Man, Billie Eilish, Vampire Weekend, Joan Shelley... and of course Amyl & the Sniffers!  Pieces discussed: Aretha Franklin: Amazing Grace film, Amazing Grace album, Rev. James Cleveland, Jerry Wexler, Garageband, Sloan, Mark Ronson audio, Stones set studio on fire, Lionel Hampton, Sly & the Family Stone, Slade, Carl Palmer, Swamp Dogg, Culture Club, Pavement, De La Soul, Björk, Jamie Cullum and Stormzy. The RBP podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcasts network.

Summer Fun in '41 January 12, 1941 - In this episode Jack is late with no script. His writers are not worried. This is a very funny episode on a whole different level. References include Popeye cartoons, Jazzbo ties, Presidential candidate Wendell Wilkie, and the New York Rangers hockey team. Plus, listen for an interesting look at the phrase "Long time, no see". And a robot!

Fila Brazillia - Harmonicas Are Shite Jazzbo Edit by Mr Turner DL >> https://hypeddit.com/track/srydfy "In 1990 David 'Man' McSherry and Steve Cobby began to record as Fila Brazillia. Hitherto their collaborations had been infrequent and ultra-spontaneous. Both had maintained positions in conventional bands but needed to trade the constraints of the "write - rehearse - gig - record" treadmill for a more fluent, and ultimately enjoyable approach. A nursery period for a music culled from sonic experiments and ideas quickly put to tape emerged. A treatment of all sounds as "objet trouvé" and a hobbyist attitude prevailed. When Dave Brennand a.k.a. Porky heard a piece composed on a wet Wednesday, he asked to release it. They happily agreed. As previous unreleased work hadn't warranted anything but comedy monickers - "Dada Black Sheep" being one - a name was needed. At that time the media's "killer dog frenzy" was in full swing and a breed known as the fila brasiliero was the subject of a debate in the Commons. This was misheard on the radio by Steve, proposed and accepted for the single and eventually the name stuck. The track "Mermaids", was Fila Brazillia's first single, released in Spring 1991, and marked the beginning of a decade which saw Fila yield seven highly acclaimed albums and a skip-full of singles on Pork Recordings and over 60 remixes." Steve Cobby's current projects (2009) include establishing Steel Tiger Records with Sim Lister; home to J*S*T*A*R*S and The Cutler (Cobby collaborations with Lister and Porky).

We crack 2018 open with an exceptional conversation from a long-standing music industry pioneer bred out of the golden age of hip-hop journalists. A very unique man indeed - Joseph Patel also known to some as Jazzbo. In the years of print journalism, he contributed extensively to Ego Trip, The Source, URB, Rap Pages, Vibe, Mass Appeal, One Nut, Bomb, and countless others. He was at the birth of Sole Sides along with Jeff Chang, DJ Shadown, Asia Born, n' crew. Then moved to NYC, worked at MTV, Vice, The Fader and even the ill fated 360HipHop. We talk about it all and how he wrote the bio's for 'Midnight Marauders', 'Fantastic Vol. 1' and N.E.R.D.'s debut 'In Search Of...'. Lots of insight and banter for old and young. Don't forget to subscribe when you're done!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comencem el programa d’aquesta setmana escoltant un tema dels alemanys Jazzbo. Novetats: Nou treball de The Oldians, el doble LP “Out of Blue”. Nou EP de Begoña Bang-Matu & The Shake It Up’s. The Titanians presenten el treball titulat “From … Continua llegint →

Prince Jazzbo is a Jamaican DJ and was very successful as a Producer in Reggae music with his Ujama record label. Jazzbo started as a DJ on Killa Whip sound in the Homestead area of Spanish Town. At A dance between Killa Whip and Ruddy's Sound in 1971, Jazzbo "clashed" with the great I-Roy. This clash was the start of some of the first musical "beef" between artists - well before Beenie and Capleton and Tupac and Biggie. More importantly, it was a patron by the name of Coxsone Dodd who was at that dance, that invited Jazzbo to Studio One to record the very next morning. Jazzbo was there at 5:00am waiting for Coxsone. Prince Jazzbo is from the original school of toasters in Jamaica - alongside U-Roy, I-Roy, Big Youth, Lizzy, Dennis Alcapone, and others. The style of Dj'ing has a unique sound and style in that era. At the time of this interview Jazzbo was actively producing the artists Horace Ferguson, Horace Andy, Buzz Parker, Little Jazzbo (his son), and Black Thunder out of Belgium. Visit the source: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Prince-Jazzbo/540441745982050 Now, if you like what you hear, we encourage you to seek out and purchase great Prince Jazzbo music. Buy his albums in the shops, on I-Tunes, and via Ernie B reggae.

The boys take it easy this time out with an all jazz police episode. Pat is revealed to be a beet-hating blasphemer, while Mike explains that Gordon Sumner isn't as bad as all that. King Crimson – RED; Sting – THE DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES; The Sea and Cake – EVERYBODY; Norah Jones – LITTLE BROKEN HEARTS; Gregory Porter – BE GOOD (Mike's bad). Oh yeah - it is ON, Norah Jones.

Ugh! I had to replace my "Black Legacy" playlist, originally meant for today's webcast (Sept. 3rd, 2011 2pm - 4pm @ www.killradio.org). Why? After the implosion of last week's CSC ("Beats, Breakbeats, Scratches and Bass"), I found the "Black Legacy" show to be as implosion-possible as the "BBSB" show was. Frakkin' heavy handed DJing if ya' ask me...and now I'm scared that I've lost my playlist-making powers. So fine, let's jump to my "Children's Show" with music that was a part of my youth as well as music made for children from the 40's - 70's. No way to misstep with kiddie music, right?!! Right?!! Answer ME!!! Many tracks played throughout today's show I was happy to find thanks to the magic of the Internet. Perfect examples are all the tracks by the Record Guild of America, Inc., that during the 1940's produced a number of children's music records on 45rpm. I was lucky enough to find them available in .mp3 format along with the original artwork. (Check out the link which proves I'm tellin' the truth). One of the tracks that I was practically raised on was "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group, as it was played (by my brother and I mostly) on my parents' jukebox growing up. Actually it was my Mom's jukebox, an anniversary present my Dad gave to her back in the early 70's. It looks just like the one linked and I just saw a similar one for sale at a vintage clothing store in Echo Park, although someone painted red paint all over what was originally silver metal and stained wood. Also Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's Sheherezade was another track that I have my Mom to thank for. I can remember "The Young Prince and the Young Princess" being played while my family and I did housework and yardwork on the weekends. For that reason, this show is very much dedicated, with much love and affection, to my Mom and all the great music that she exposed me to growing up. 1. Al "Jazzbo" Collins - Jack and the Beanstalk 2. The Record Guild of America, Inc. - Old Chisolm Trail 3. Ernest Tomlinson - Domestic Fun (a) 4. Sun Ra and the Blues Project - The Bat Cave 5. Fanny Brice - Kindness to Animals 6. Richard B. Sherman & Richard M. Sherman - The Enchanted Tiki Room 7. Claude Debussey - La Mer 8. The Record Guild of America, Inc. - Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star 9. Bob and Cathy Gibbons - Calliope Music 10. Helen Kane - That's My Weakness Now 11. Rosicrucian Record - Preparation for Sleep 12. Saint-Saëns - Aquarium 13. Gene Autry - Peter Cottontail 14. Albert Elms - Carnival 15. Van Phillips - Merry as a Grig 16. Disneyland - The Monorail Song 17. Cliff "Ukelele Ike" Edwards - When You Wish Upon A Star 18. Sid & Marty Krofft - The H.R. Pufnstuf Theme 19. The Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein 20. Cliff Edwards - Stop, Look and Listen 21. The Beau Hunks - Your Piktur 22. The Record Guild of America - Pretty Polly 23. The Electric Moog Orchestra - Cantina Band 24. Marty Robbins - El Paso 25. Aaron Copland - Billy The Kid - Introduction, The Open Prarie 26. Gilbert Vinter - The Mists of Illusion 27. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Sheherazade - The Young Prince and the Young Princess 28. Al "Jazzbo" Collins - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 29. Circus - Entry of the Gladiators 30. Jack Beaver - Workaday World 31. Henry Hall - Hush Hush Hush Here Comes the Bogey Man 32. Giacomo Puccini - Turandot - Perche tarda la luna 33. Jumbo Military Band - The Whistler and His Dog 34. The Record Guild of America, Inc. - Alphabet Song 35. Pogo - Alice Thank you so much for listening live on Saturdays between 2pm and 4pm Pacfic Time on killradio.org and thank you for listening to the podcast. Lust, DJ Jean-Luc Turbo

On November 2nd Deadly Dragon Sound is proud to announce their latest limited edition reissue: Ujama / Deadly Dragon Link Up part 4!: Manchez - The STRUGGLER!!! We were so proud of this reissue that we have put together this podcast in celebration of its release:Manchez - Struggler on Ujama / Deadly Dragon Sound 7". Limited Edition Reissue available only at www.deadlydragonsound.com. A few months ago we found this Manchez 7" and were simply blown away -- it is rare for us to find a record that we have NEVER seen and even rarer when that tune is simply brilliant. A total unknown, Manchez combined the urgency of such great 80s singjays as Courtney Melody, Half Pint and Pinchers to create this fiery slab of Digital Righteousness that rides over a driving version of MPLA! When we went to Jazzbo, he could barely remember who Manchez was but had no problem locating the tapes for us alongside a KILLER dub version. ENJOY!!!!!!!!! http://www.deadlydragonsound.com/v3_records_info.php?id=18616 TRACKLIST1. Manchez - Struggler 2. Robert French - Youthman 12"3. Fancy Black - Gi Wi Di Music4. Sanchez - My Sound 5. Charlie Chaplin - Ganja Pipe6. Donovan Champion & Culture t - Decent Way 7. Sleepy Wonder & Jango - Fade Away8. Super Beagle - When a Sound Come Test 9. Daddy Blue - A Dat A Kill Them 10. Daddy Tar - Zigaywa 11. Sebastien - Bad Boy12. Robert Lee - Raggamuffin Sound 13. Carlton Livingstone JAM IT UP dub 14. Papa San H.A.V.E 15. SIMPLE SIMON - Go Barry G 16. Steve Clarke - Come Mi Selector 17. Culture T - Original Rude Boy 18. Shiney Don - Must Touch the Don Man19. Sugar D - Come Fi Rock the People20. Goldie - Kill Up a Sound 21. Sleepy Wonder - Big in Body 22. Lloyd Stiff - Bad talk 23. Early B - Jah Free the Sleng Teng24. Nitty Gritty - Troddin thru the Dance 25. Lloyd Roobinson - Who Have Ears 26. Pad Anthony - BOOOM DUB! 27. Little Richie - Change your Ways 28. Daddy Tar - New Style 29. Yellow Man & Fat Head - Bad Boy Skanking 30. Rexton Gorden - Heat under Sufferer 31. Unknown 32. Barry Brown - The Creator 33. Stamma Ranks - The Creator DJ verse 34.Jazzbo - jah Dread 35. Henry James - Vampire 36. Yabby You - Love Thy Neighbor + DJ verses and dub37. Silford Walker - Deuteronomy38. Welton Irie - Deutoronomy DJ verse. For the best in vintage reggae check WWW.DEADLYDRAGONSOUND.COM!!!