Podcast appearances and mentions of king sunny ade

We're very happy to have gotten to sit down with cinematographer and son of Robert Altman -- Robert Reed "Bobby" Altman. He shares with us stories of joining his dad on the production of Nashville, his early life travelling the world with his family, joining the camera department and working on everything from the Popeye set in Malta, to working on the art department for Quintet and 3 Women, OC and Stiggs stories of King Sunny Ade, working on Trixie and Return Engagement with Alan Rudolph, Altman and Demme's friendship. There was just so many awesome stories and we're glad we could be there to hear them and then record them for you to also hear! Love to all the bobbleheads out there, we'll return on JUNE 4TH to kick off our new series doing a deep-dive on the works of Jonathan Demme. Until then, stay cool, love one another. Follow Robert Reed Altman: https://robertreedaltmandp.com/ Follow Altmania: https://altmaniapod.com https://estebannoel.com Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/altmania Use the code DEMME for 25% off your first month!

King Sunny Ade was, in many ways, the inspiration for what would become Afropop Worldwide. And he was by no means an inspiration only to us! Many fans in America first got hooked on Afropop (and African music in general) through the landmark 1982-83 tour by King Sunny Ade and his African Beats: The propulsive polyrhythms of traditional drums mixed with sophisticated guitar arrangements and pedal steel were like nothing we had ever heard. Topped by graceful choreography and the beaming presence of the “Chairman” himself, the effect was totally intoxicating. In this program, we travel to Lagos to talk to people there who help us fill in the picture of King Sunny Ade's earlier career in the 1960s and '70s. KSA also granted Afropop Worldwide a three-hour interview. We'll hear his stories and some classic recordings. Featured in the show are highlights from a sublime acoustic concert Ade and the African Beats gave at Joe's Pub in New York City. Produced by Sean Barlow APWW #468

1:53:07 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Fender bender, Bottle of Yellow Things, Martha Stewart Place, The Little Rascals, It’s Waao!, Urbanspace Vanderbilt, NYC food halls closing, Grand Central, Piq, Sidecar Seating Area, Torches, Caesars Palace Times Square, Big Kaddy Kane, O.C. and Stiggs (1987), King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Ebenezer Goode […]

1:53:07 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Fender bender, Bottle of Yellow Things, Martha Stewart Place, The Little Rascals, It’s Waao!, Urbanspace Vanderbilt, NYC food halls closing, Grand Central, Piq, Sidecar Seating Area, Torches, Caesars Palace Times Square, Big Kaddy Kane, O.C. and Stiggs (1987), King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Ebenezer Goode […]

With music a proven border-crossing phenomenon, musicians are the world's ambassadors, setting the stage for sonic and social mutual respect, collaborations, and partnerships. One such story is that of the song "Way Maker" and the artist who created it, Nigerian vocalist and songwriter Sinach. The song, originally made popular in the United States by Leeland, has crisscrossed the globe repeatedly, becoming a Christian worship music standard for many cultures. Our guests discuss how a song reaches such ubiquity and what it takes to steward a song that loves to wander into hearts and voices anywhere and everywhere. The conversation (recorded at Nashville's Sound Emporium Studios) begins with a song by Nigerian musician King Sunny Ade, one of Charlie's West African musical influences. In turn, Sinach reveals some of her American music influences. Throughout the episode, Charlie weaves the story of border-crossing and neighbor-love as a way of being, revealing the musical and spiritual interplay between people, the places they call home, and Jesus—the Way Maker of the Christian faith. Integrity Music executives, Vice President Mark Nicholas and Director of A&R Gilbert Nanlohy figure in prominently, including a discussion of Gilbert's Indonesian musical heritage, and Mark's perspective on the community-partnership focus of Integrity Music's global mission. The episode wraps with Charlie checking off an item on his bucket list—sitting down to his Fender Rhodes electric piano for an impromptu jam on one of Sinach's new songs, "Victory Is My Name." Nashville meets Nigeria, indeed! In closing, a reminder that our show theme, "Sound of the Room," performed by Charlie and bassist John Patitucci, is now available in its full-length version, everywhere music is streamed. Here are two options for you: Apple+ Spotify. Presave Sinach's new music Follow Sinach on Instagram to learn more about her new music "Music and Meaning" is a production of Christianity Today Executive Produced by Erik Petrik and Matt Stevens Produced and Written by Charlie Peacock and Mike Cosper Associate Produced by McKenzie Hill Edited by Leslie Thompson Original Music by Charlie Peacock Mixed by Mark Owens Show theme, "Sound of the Room," composed by Charlie Peacock, featuring bassist John Patitucci Sinach's music used by permission, courtesy of Integrity Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tracklist 01. THEMBA, King Sunny Ade, His African Beats - Synchro System(THEMBA's Herd Mix) 02. Bun Xapa - Yeke Yeke 03. THEMBA, FNX Omar, Syon - Fragile(Extended Mix) 04. G-Wash10 & The Siege DJ - With You(Extended Version) 05. Native P, Eddie ZAR, Sobantwana, Shredder SA - Isingqi Sam(Shredder SA Remix) 06. Badbox, Dr Feel, NAE(SA) - I like It(Extended Mix) 07. ODARA(BE), Lizwi, Aytiwan - Ubuhle Bezwe (Aytiwan Remix) 08. Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (Da Capo & Kitty Amor Extended Remix) 09. Idd Aziz - Kidonda (Enoo Napa Remix) 10. Zakente - Aurora Dance(Thoughts) 11. Kasango, QT-HIGH & ROBINS - Lost (Extended) 12. Aytiwan, Lizwi - Isimanga (Original Mix) 13. Echo Deep - Banjul 14. Tayllor & Aaron Sevilla, Lizwi - Yibona 15. Domboshaba - Cheke (Eltonnick Remix) BPM: 116 Size: 120mb Duration: 01:25:21s For Bookings: email: keorapetseeightyfive@gmail.com OR WhatsApp +27 (81) 881 2063

La #SessionLive reçoit Ma Sané, Luna Silva et le souk sonique de Martin Meissonnier. Rares Talents 2024, 13è édition, du 26 mars au 13 avril 2024.Créée en 2008 par feu le charismatique musicien Hilaire Penda, l'association des Rares Talents réunit un collectif d'artistes et de professionnels du milieu de la culture, tous bénévoles. L'association incarne l'esprit et les valeurs généreuses de Montreuil, territoire accueillant où les cultures s'entremêlent et s'enrichissent mutuellement. Au carrefour des musiques venues d'Afrique et d'Orient, de pratiques musicales professionnelles et amateures qui vont du jazz aux musiques urbaines en passant par la folk, les musiques qui groovent et les fusions les plus folles, Montreuil est un vivier artistique, culturel et social unique. Le festival Rares Talents, dont la première édition s'est tenue en 2011 sous la houlette et la direction artistique d'Hilaire Penda, entend chaque année refléter pour partie cette réalité dans la construction de sa programmation et poursuit l'ambition de son fondateur : · D'offrir aux musiciens émergents comme aux musiciens renommés, d'ici et d'ailleurs, un cadre d'expression et d'exposition de haut niveau, un environnement propice aux rencontres et aux créations artistiques. · D'offrir aux publics de Montreuil, de Seine-Saint-Denis et de la capitale des soirées musicales (concerts, dj sets… ) et des événements associés divers, excitants et enrichissants.Notre 1ère invitée est l'artiste sénégalaise Ma Sané.Née à Thiès au Sénégal, Ma Sané croise dès son adolescence la route de Waflash, une bande de copains de quartier réunis autour de leur passion, la musique. Le public sénégalais découvre alors début 1990 leurs compositions mêlant le mbalax (musique sénégalaise populaire), l'afro-beat, le bougarabou (rythmes diolas) et le funk. Ma Sané et le Waflash tournent alors des dizaines de clips vidéos (« Sincérité » sera un énorme succès), se produisent en Afrique et en Amérique. En 2018, elle est invitée par l'opéra de Palerme à incarner Bintou Were, l'héroïne de « l'opéra du Sahel » composé par le musicien sénégalais Wasis Diop. Dans ce « cabaret des flagrants délires » repris au Théâtre de la Manufacture de Nancy, elle est comédienne, compositrice et directrice musicale. Désormais en solo et en France, l'artiste sort en 2023 son nouvel album MAMA ESSAMAÏ – La Mère Guerrière – dans lequel elle nous fait découvrir son univers jazz et dansant entre afro-folk et rythmes du bougarabou. Notre 2ème invitée est Luna Silva.Façonnée par ses nombreux voyages et par l'univers circassien dans lequel elle a grandi, Luna Silva mêle sa voix rayonnante et colorée aux sons de son ukulélé, de la contrebasse, de la guitare et des percussions. Le résultat est une musique métissée qui fait écho et résonne au-delà des frontières, alliant des tendances de musiques actuelles aux musiques du monde. Pour Luna Silva, la chanteuse émouvante et l'enfant de la balle, la scène est le théâtre d'une célébration heureuse, qu'elle prépare avec soin. Au sol, un tapis amoureusement tissé dans une contrée lointaine, au-dessus, de joyeuses guirlandes, elle avance, vêtue d'une robe aux couleurs éclatantes, une fleur plantée dans les cheveux en un geste cérémonial précédant le partage généreux de ses chants aux mille pigments. Notre 3ème invité est Martin Meissonnier, pour son nouveau projet avec Aziz Sahmaoui.Aziz Sahmaoui est un des co-fondateurs de l'Orchestre National de Barbès, il a longtemps accompagné le claviériste autrichien Joe Zawinul, jusqu'à sa mort en 2007. En 2010, il forme « University of Gnawa » son propre groupe avec 3 musiciens sénégalais : Alune Wade (basse) Cheikh Diallo (claviers et kora) et Hervé Samb (guitare). Le groupe prend ce nom en hommage aux rythmes de guérison des Gnawa du Maroc. Il tisse ainsi des liens entre son pays et l'Afrique Noire traditionnelle. En novembre 2023, il crée un nouveau groupe électro avec ses compagnons de route Martin Meissonnier (qui a déjà réalisé deux albums d'University of Gnawa), Adhil Mirghani (percussions pour l'University of Gnawa) et Baptiste Ferré (claviers de l'ONB) pour célébrer les musiques de transe du Maghreb. Martin Meissonnier est compositeur, producteur et réalisateur et travaille avec les instruments électroniques depuis le début des années 1980. Il a collaboré avec de nombreux artistes comme King Sunny Ade, Papa Wemba, Khaled, Amina, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono et beaucoup d'autres… En 2024, il rallume 4 de ses synthés analogiques et ressort sa guitare électrique pour accompagner Aziz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Reccuna Live RFI Ma Sané- Pajaro Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Mokido, extrait de l'album Siba Sawt-System d'Aziz Konkrite, choix Martin Meissonnier- Mimouna (Traditionnel; arrangement A. Sahmaoui & M. Meissonnier) c'est une maquette ! Work in progress ! Exclu ! Figurera dans un album à venir. - Aline Sitoé Diatta Live RFI Ma Sané- Breathe Out Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Day dah light Live RFI Ma Sané et Luna ensemble, c'est du calypso composé par Louise Bennett, icône oubliée (encore une) de la culture jamaïcaine. Un titre rendu célèbre par Harry Belafonte. Line Up Luna SILVA : Luna Silva : Chant/Mandole, Maxime Barcelona : chant/guitare, Yann-Lou Bertrand : chant/contrebasse.Line Up MA SANE : Ma Sané : chant, Désiré Nkouandou Njopam : guitare.Son : Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► album Ma Sané Mama Essamaï (mère guerrière) (Autoprod 2023)► Album Luna Silva & The Wonders Breathe Out (House Of Wonders 2023). Festival Rares Talents infos.

La #SessionLive reçoit Ma Sané, Luna Silva et le souk sonique de Martin Meissonnier. Rares Talents 2024, 13è édition, du 26 mars au 13 avril 2024.Créée en 2008 par feu le charismatique musicien Hilaire Penda, l'association des Rares Talents réunit un collectif d'artistes et de professionnels du milieu de la culture, tous bénévoles. L'association incarne l'esprit et les valeurs généreuses de Montreuil, territoire accueillant où les cultures s'entremêlent et s'enrichissent mutuellement. Au carrefour des musiques venues d'Afrique et d'Orient, de pratiques musicales professionnelles et amateures qui vont du jazz aux musiques urbaines en passant par la folk, les musiques qui groovent et les fusions les plus folles, Montreuil est un vivier artistique, culturel et social unique. Le festival Rares Talents, dont la première édition s'est tenue en 2011 sous la houlette et la direction artistique d'Hilaire Penda, entend chaque année refléter pour partie cette réalité dans la construction de sa programmation et poursuit l'ambition de son fondateur : · D'offrir aux musiciens émergents comme aux musiciens renommés, d'ici et d'ailleurs, un cadre d'expression et d'exposition de haut niveau, un environnement propice aux rencontres et aux créations artistiques. · D'offrir aux publics de Montreuil, de Seine-Saint-Denis et de la capitale des soirées musicales (concerts, dj sets… ) et des événements associés divers, excitants et enrichissants.Notre 1ère invitée est l'artiste sénégalaise Ma Sané.Née à Thiès au Sénégal, Ma Sané croise dès son adolescence la route de Waflash, une bande de copains de quartier réunis autour de leur passion, la musique. Le public sénégalais découvre alors début 1990 leurs compositions mêlant le mbalax (musique sénégalaise populaire), l'afro-beat, le bougarabou (rythmes diolas) et le funk. Ma Sané et le Waflash tournent alors des dizaines de clips vidéos (« Sincérité » sera un énorme succès), se produisent en Afrique et en Amérique. En 2018, elle est invitée par l'opéra de Palerme à incarner Bintou Were, l'héroïne de « l'opéra du Sahel » composé par le musicien sénégalais Wasis Diop. Dans ce « cabaret des flagrants délires » repris au Théâtre de la Manufacture de Nancy, elle est comédienne, compositrice et directrice musicale. Désormais en solo et en France, l'artiste sort en 2023 son nouvel album MAMA ESSAMAÏ – La Mère Guerrière – dans lequel elle nous fait découvrir son univers jazz et dansant entre afro-folk et rythmes du bougarabou. Notre 2ème invitée est Luna Silva.Façonnée par ses nombreux voyages et par l'univers circassien dans lequel elle a grandi, Luna Silva mêle sa voix rayonnante et colorée aux sons de son ukulélé, de la contrebasse, de la guitare et des percussions. Le résultat est une musique métissée qui fait écho et résonne au-delà des frontières, alliant des tendances de musiques actuelles aux musiques du monde. Pour Luna Silva, la chanteuse émouvante et l'enfant de la balle, la scène est le théâtre d'une célébration heureuse, qu'elle prépare avec soin. Au sol, un tapis amoureusement tissé dans une contrée lointaine, au-dessus, de joyeuses guirlandes, elle avance, vêtue d'une robe aux couleurs éclatantes, une fleur plantée dans les cheveux en un geste cérémonial précédant le partage généreux de ses chants aux mille pigments. Notre 3ème invité est Martin Meissonnier, pour son nouveau projet avec Aziz Sahmaoui.Aziz Sahmaoui est un des co-fondateurs de l'Orchestre National de Barbès, il a longtemps accompagné le claviériste autrichien Joe Zawinul, jusqu'à sa mort en 2007. En 2010, il forme « University of Gnawa » son propre groupe avec 3 musiciens sénégalais : Alune Wade (basse) Cheikh Diallo (claviers et kora) et Hervé Samb (guitare). Le groupe prend ce nom en hommage aux rythmes de guérison des Gnawa du Maroc. Il tisse ainsi des liens entre son pays et l'Afrique Noire traditionnelle. En novembre 2023, il crée un nouveau groupe électro avec ses compagnons de route Martin Meissonnier (qui a déjà réalisé deux albums d'University of Gnawa), Adhil Mirghani (percussions pour l'University of Gnawa) et Baptiste Ferré (claviers de l'ONB) pour célébrer les musiques de transe du Maghreb. Martin Meissonnier est compositeur, producteur et réalisateur et travaille avec les instruments électroniques depuis le début des années 1980. Il a collaboré avec de nombreux artistes comme King Sunny Ade, Papa Wemba, Khaled, Amina, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono et beaucoup d'autres… En 2024, il rallume 4 de ses synthés analogiques et ressort sa guitare électrique pour accompagner Aziz. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Reccuna Live RFI Ma Sané- Pajaro Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Mokido, extrait de l'album Siba Sawt-System d'Aziz Konkrite, choix Martin Meissonnier- Mimouna (Traditionnel; arrangement A. Sahmaoui & M. Meissonnier) c'est une maquette ! Work in progress ! Exclu ! Figurera dans un album à venir. - Aline Sitoé Diatta Live RFI Ma Sané- Breathe Out Live RFI Luna Silva voir le clip- Day dah light Live RFI Ma Sané et Luna ensemble, c'est du calypso composé par Louise Bennett, icône oubliée (encore une) de la culture jamaïcaine. Un titre rendu célèbre par Harry Belafonte. Line Up Luna SILVA : Luna Silva : Chant/Mandole, Maxime Barcelona : chant/guitare, Yann-Lou Bertrand : chant/contrebasse.Line Up MA SANE : Ma Sané : chant, Désiré Nkouandou Njopam : guitare.Son : Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► album Ma Sané Mama Essamaï (mère guerrière) (Autoprod 2023)► Album Luna Silva & The Wonders Breathe Out (House Of Wonders 2023). Festival Rares Talents infos.

On this weeks episode, Imina and Dre get together and talk about Imina almost burning the House, Dre giving Life hacks, Dating Men who like to Cook, Canada becoming a top ten country in Marijuana Consumption, Snoring to Death, Ayra Star shaking King Sunny Ade and Davido turning the 02 Arena to the 01 Arena.Dre may have bragged on this episode or did he?Follow Us on Social MediaSocial Media LinksSubscribe to our Youtube PageSend a Fam Mail to thetalkativex@gmail.com or Click HERE(2:38) - Imina almost burnt the house (8:26) - Dre's Life Hack (21:45) - Fam Mail(26:40) - Canadian Loud is Loud(36:47) - Snored To Death(44:46) - Because he can cook?(58:37) - Robbie De Niro(59:28) - Ayra mean Respectable and Woke(1:08:30) - Davido turns the 02 to the 01(1:15:36) - American Nightmare(1:20:36) - House Announcements

The Nigerian Bar Association Conference, held between August 25th and 30th, focused on Getting it Right; Charting the Course for Nigeria's Nation Building. The event featured Habib Oloalomi Oyegbile, popularly known as Portable or Mr. Zeh, who performed his famous song Zazoo Zeh. Many people were not happy about the presence of Portable, as the Nigeria Bar Association is Nigeria's foremost professional membership organization and Africa's most influential network of legal practitioners. The Nigerian entertainment industry has a diverse range of artists, including Timi Dakolo, Olamide, Asake, Asa, Ebenezer Obey, King Sunny Ade, and many more. However, the presence of Portable raises questions about respect for institutions and the relationship between the artist and the institution. Some argue that the presence of the singer may pass a wrong message to the public, while others question whether the institution should be respected.Listen here...

New releases from Quantic, Pigeon and The Nimbus Sextet, a reissue from France Lise, a couple of soulful Glorias, oldies from King Sunny Ade, Lee Dorsey and T. Rex plus a tune to celebrate Fathers Day.Tune into new broadcasts of Blues & Grooves, Sunday from 4 - 5 PM EST / 9 - 10 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/blues-and-grooves///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Track List: Izy, Osunlade - They Don't Care (Yoruba Soul Ext Mix)Michel Cleis, ZaÏko Langa Langa - Baza SOS Fever Louie Vega - Breath Of Life (Circle Dance Mix) Themba (SA), King Sunny Ade, His African Beats - Synchro System (Herd Mix) Dennis Ferrer - Touched the Sky (HALU! Bootleg) EYAMA - Figo Elias Kazais - Dog Days (Extended Mix) Jerk House Connection, Akram Sedkaoui - Each & Every Day (FNX Omar Remix) Avangart Tabldot - Kindness All OverBlond-ish, Francis Mercier, Amadou & Mariam - Sete (Nitefreak Remix) 

Enjoy this week's episode of Redolence Radio hosted by Greek DJ & Producer KID BAMBOO. Since the late 90s Kid Bamboo realized his unique connection with music; his music hovers somewhere in the realm of Tribal house, being influenced by the Soul and Funk from the 70s & 80s, reason why his music is hinting to the past while firmly looking to the future. He has his own unique sound based on Original Percussions , Afrobeats and Rhythms. In 2019 he moved to Tulum (Mexico) where he discovered more his sound and the potential for him to grow his music elements. Since then, he has been making a name for himself with his unique production and performances worldwide. 
 Enjoy this Afro Melodic Journey with KID BAMBOO including Da Le (Havana) - Wemilere (Different Age Remix) on Redolent! 01. Da Le (Havana) - Wemilere (Different Age Remix) [Redolent] 02. MoBlack, Armonica - Saana Yoo Ma feat. Stevo Atambire 03. Sparrow & Barbossa, Da Le (Havana) - Obbatala (Hallex M Remix) 04. THEMBA (SA), King Sunny Ade, His African Beats - Synchro System (THEMBA's Herd Mix - Extended Mix) 05. djimboh - Sisu (Extended Mix) 06. Amour Propre - Wait For Me (DSF Remix) 07. Pablo Fierro - Camaleon 08. Margee feat. Joy Tyson & ARKADYAN - One Love (David Mayer Remix) 09. Kid Bamboo - Alma Negra 10. Klement Bonelli – So Sad 11. Da Mike ft. Biishop - Left My Body (Kintar Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Professor (RO) - ArabicaPeppe Citarella, Stefy D - La bambola (Afrotech Mix)Simone Vitullo, Tanit - Up to HeavenTHEMBA (SA) - Synchro System ft King Sunny Ade, His African Beats (THEMBA's Herd Mix)Mat.Joe - Trip HomePatrick M - GlamThat Kid Chris - Wake UpNiCe7 - Take Two *SoulGood SelectionFeatured Guest: Dimas D-FormationF MixMijangos, Aaron Sevilla - Santeria (Tayllor & 3am George Remix)Darksidevinyl - PembaSpace Motion - Green ReworkSuperchumbo - Lead The Way feat CeledaNew York Minute & Final Fifteen with ExactaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01. Da Le (Havana) - Wemilere (Different Age Remix) [Redolent] 02. MoBlack, Armonica - Saana Yoo Ma feat. Stevo Atambire 03. Sparrow & Barbossa, Da Le (Havana) - Obbatala (Hallex M Remix) 04. THEMBA (SA), King Sunny Ade, His African Beats - Synchro System (THEMBA's Herd Mix - Extended Mix) 05. djimboh - Sisu (Extended Mix) 06. Amour Propre - Wait For Me (DSF Remix) 07. Pablo Fierro - Camaleon 08. Margee feat. Joy Tyson & ARKADYAN - One Love (David Mayer Remix) 09. Kid Bamboo - Alma Negra 10. Klement Bonelli – So Sad 11. Da Mike ft. Biishop - Left My Body (Kintar Remix)Redolence Radio is the weekly podcast of Redolent Music, a new label founded by Electronic Music DJs and producers Chus & La Santa, that represents a multi-cultural and eclectic group of new talent... Download

This week: Indy Lopez mixing the best Club music feat. trax by Idris Muhammad, Joy Marquez, Zeuqram, Addi Stefansson and many more 1 THEMBA feat. King Sunny Ade and His African Beats - Synchro System (THEMBA's Extended Herd Mix) Armada Music 2 Joy Marquez, Zeuqram - Ta Bueno Ya (Original Mix) Futura Groove Records 3 Sted-E & Hybrid Heights. Jacob Colon - Xylos Groove (Matias Parisi Mastering) Miami 305 4 Leyva feat. Jei - Set Me Free (Funktastic Edit) Exit 32 5 Idris Muhammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Walker & Royce and Chris Lorenzo Extended Remix) Ultra Music 6 Ant Brooks, Lost At The Rave - Too Much [Natural Rhythm] NATURAL RHYTHM 7 Addi Stefansson feat. Jess Kid - I'm Not Crazy (Original Mix) Mixmasters Red 8 Kevin McKay, Matonii, Brown Sneakers - Make It Right (Extended Mix) Glasgow Underground 9 Mekkawy - Good For You - Low Ceiling 10 MANIBA - Hesitate (Extended Mix) Municipal Recordings 11 Marten Hørger & BIJOU - I Know (Extended Mix) Solotoko 12 RETNA - The Crown (Original Mix) Sola Nauts 13 James Curd ft. Ron Carroll - Make You Go Ooohhh (Extended Mix) HUGS 14 Kura & Vedenzo - Let's Celebrate (Extended Mix) Armada Music Thanks to all the labels and Artists for his promos. All tracks selected and mixed by Indy Lopez. Indy Lopez (Producer,Dj & Artist) Send your Promos to:promo@indylopez.com LISTEN ALL MY MUSIC HERE More info: WWW.INDYLOPEZ.COM INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK YOUTUBE Bookings Worldwide: Musiczone Records: bookings@indylopez.com Encoded and Host by MUSICZONE PODCAST SERVICES

2:56:00 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: London apartments dream, remnants of Ian, truck dream, The Exit Ramp, birthday, got my first tape recorder 45 years ago, 40th anniversary of EPCOT, Futureport ’82, King Sunny Ade, O.C. and Stiggs (1987), the 13,000 hour mark, end of Overwatch 1, Flea Devil Solitaire update, PySol […]

2:56:00 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: London apartments dream, remnants of Ian, truck dream, The Exit Ramp, birthday, got my first tape recorder 45 years ago, 40th anniversary of EPCOT, Futureport ’82, King Sunny Ade, O.C. and Stiggs (1987), the 13,000 hour mark, end of Overwatch 1, Flea Devil Solitaire update, PySol […]

02:27 - Beyonce 03:27 - Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA (Nancy Wilson) 04:10 - Freedom Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Black Nativity) 04:30 - Prince Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Me and Mrs. Jones/Lou Rawls) 04:54 - WXPN-FM, Live@the World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA (David Dye) 05:13 - King Sunny Ade, Bobby Caldwell, Bell Biv DeVoe, Karla Bonoff, Boney James 07:03 - Weezer/Pixies 07:20 - The Soundstage - Baltimore, MD 08:30 - Facebook Events 09:22 - Groupon (Todrick Hall/Prince Tribute Band/Heart/Weezer/Pixies) 10:01 - City Winery, Philadelphia, PA (Bokante/Roosevelt Collier) 10:35 - The Peabody, Baltimore, MD 10:40 - John Hopkins, Baltimore, MD 10:43 - Ram Head Inn, Annapolis, MD 10:56 - The Power Plant, Baltimore, MD 11L44 - Genesis (without Peter Gabriel) 11:54 - Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD (Genesis) 12:41 - Janet Jackson 12:50 - KRS-1, Taylor Swift 13:32 - Insta-charge 13:44 - Rams Head Inn, Annapolis, MD 14:16 - Royal Farms Civic Center, Baltimore, MD 14:54 - Paul McCartney 17:17 - Steven Tyler 18:05 - Baltimore Blues Society 18:20 - Ultra Nate' - Deep Sugar Parties 19:29 - Genesis (without Peter Gabriel) 24:29 - The Hamilton, Washington DC 25:13 - Downtown Silver Springs, MD 24:43 - The 9:30 Club, Washington DC (Agnes Obel) 25:59 - Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD (Capital Jazz Festival/Isaac Hayes) 29:05 - Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (Sonny Rollins) 29:08 - The Dell East, Philadelphia, PA (The Dells) 29:14 - Live @ the World Cafe', Philadelphia, PA (Angelic Kidjo) 29:34 - Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA (Hall & Oates) 29:57 - Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (Ornette Coleman) 34:06 - Meet Up 35:15 - Steely Dan 35:30 - Ryan Adams 35:35 - Paul McCartney 36:53 - The Cars 37:16 - The Hamilton, Washington DC (Shemekia Copeland) 39:20 - The Counting Crows 40:06 - The Philadelphia Phillies 40:12 - War 40:56 - The Dell East, Philadelphia, PA (The Dells) 42:36 - Prince/The Time/Vanity 6 45:46 - Caesar's Casino and Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey (Natalie Cole) 45:57 - The Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Natalie Cole) 46:50 - Set List.com (Jeff Warehime/Paul McCartney/Hershey Park, Hershey, PA) 48:21 - John Legend/Sade/My Friend Al 49:30 - The 9:30 Club, Washington, DC (Living Colour) 50:29 - Poi Dog Pondering, Los Lobos, Kathleen Edwards, Todrick Hall 51:00 - Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Ray Charles, James Brown, George Clinton, Mick Jagger, Elton John 51:42 - Smokey Robinson, Candi Staten, Ben E King, Gladys Knight 52:37 - The Gettysburg Movie Theater, Gettysburg, PA (Beverly Hills Cop 2) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

Flash Atkins plays two hours of music from his recent 'Calder Del Sol Sessions - Africa Special'. There is electronica, folk, township funk, disco, trance and all points in between from the underground to legends like King Sunny Ade, Fela and The Bhundu Boys.You will hear Ben play:1. Na Hawa Doumbia - Kanawa2. Francis Bebey - Fleur Tropicale3. Barney Wilen - Balandji In bobo4. Ali Farke Touré & Toumani Diabaté - Ruby5. Vieux Fake Touré - Nagala Kaourene6. Kondi Band - Yeanoh (Powe'hande Binga'dbe)7. Francis Bebey - Forest Nativity8. Fanga / Maalem Abdalla - Noble Tree9. Dream Stars - Pop Makossa Invasion10. Prefere Alalombo - Rhythm of Resistance11. L'Afrique International - Soul12. Ebo Taylor - African Woman13. Ennanga Vision - Killing Ghosts14. King Sunny Ade - Synchro System15. Nairobi Matata Jazz - Tamba Tamba16. Bhundu Boys - Une Shuwa Here Part.217. S. Piliso & His Super Seven - Kuya Hanjwa18. Africa Negra - Mino Bô Bé Quacueda19. Siassic et Tokobinc - Mama Africa20. Afro Cult Foundation - The Quest21. Electric Jalaba - Agia Hausa22. Fela Kuti & the Africs 70 - Kalakuta Show

Loose Discs featuring King Sunny Ade, Napoleon Cherry, and Maze. ~ Dj Nails

All Hail King Sunny Ade. World beats take center stage in this one as the boys learn the pure joy of Jùjú music and its' importance in African culture.

Oghene Kologbo est né à Warri, au Nigéria en 1957. Son père, Joe King Kologbo, était un célèbre musicien de Highlife. Dès l'adolescence, Kologbo a commencé à jouer avec le maître de l'Afrobeat et révolutionnaire Fela Kuti. Kologbo enregistrera plus de 50 disques avec son groupe Afrika 70. Il jouait les lignes hypnotiques de guitare ténor, mais bien souvent c'est aussi lui qui jouait la basse et la guitare rythmique sur les disques. Kologbo était l'assistant personnel de Fela, son magnétophone, il mémorisait les mélodies qu'il lui murmurait afin de garder une trace des inspirations des futurs titres phares afrobeat du Black President. En 1978, après un concert au festival de jazz de Berlin, Kologbo a quitté le groupe, accompagné de Tony Allen et quelques autres, et s'est installé à Berlin. Il collabore avec beaucoup d'artistes renommés tel que Brenda Fassie, King Sunny Ade, ou encore avec le groupe de reggae Roots Anabo. En 2005, Kologbo intègre l'Afrobeat Academy, le meilleur groupe d'Afrobeat de Berlin, qui par la suite a donné naissance au groupe du guitariste Ghanéen Ebo Taylor, puis à celui du chanteur Ghanéen Pat Thomas. En 2007, Kologbo se lance en solo avec un premier album en hommage à Fela puis un nouvel album Africa is The Future sorti sur le label français Paris DJs. Un album qui est le résultat d'une énergie collective. On retrouve ses compères Tony Allen, Pat Thomas ainsi que le deejay Joseph Cotton, la chanteuse Ayo, et des membres de Frères Smith, d'Antibalas et du Newen Afrobeat. Kologbo livre sa version de l'afrobeat du XXIème siècle dans sa forme la plus pure, mélangeant les inspirations d'origine et les styles plus modernes. Il en profite pour nous raconter en détail la naissance de ce disque et nous raconte comment est né l'Afrobeat dans les années 70 quand il côtoyait Fela Kuti ou encore Orlando Julius.« Tous mes souvenirs sont cool, je les apprécie mieux maintenant. J'essaie de tous les partager, car si je meurs, ils vont disparaître et on va plus s'en rappeler alors je les transmets gratuitement le plus possible. Les gens achètent mes places, viennent me voir, et me disent que de partout au Rwanda, au Niger, tout le monde écoute l'afrobeat. Je suis content, le rêve de Fela se réalise et l'afrobeat devient connu mondialement. » Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

When Bob Marley died in 1981, Island Records wanted to repeat the success they found with the reggae star by marketing King Sunny Ade as ‘The African Bob Marley'. It didn't really work, but the attempt brought Nigeria's unique style of afrobeat - “juju music” - to the international spotlight. Compiled in 2003 by Shanachie Records, ‘The Best Of The Classic Years' documents the pre-Island period of Ade's career (1969-1974) before the watered down attempts at crossover success - lyrics entirely in Yoruba, seventeen-minute long jams, and rawer production. It's also the 464th Greatest Album of All Time, according to Rolling Stone magazine. Christopher and Liam use the record as a springboard to discuss everything from the Yoruban talking drum, William Onyeabor, Ebo Taylor, Ghanian highlife, the difference between a nightclub and a hotel in Nigeria, doing the washing-up, the musical tastes of the British royal family, and the filmography of Richard Gere. All that and more, plus an even-handed installment of Secret Posho, on episode 36 of Enjoy An Album. Enjoy!

This episode starts with Gboyega and Nelson talking about timeless music and that opens up the conversation on the influence of King Sunny Ade and his peers. His drive from being a star in Africa to being a global phenomenon. With his sound representing the Nigerian and African culture on the world stage like Miriam Makeba and Manu Dibango. The hosts then talk about the Sierra Leone star that was referred to as a musical legend by his countrymen. The person the two leading acts have in common is Moelogo - Nigerian singer and songwriter sampling both legends with some really smart genre switching.

Bob and Mike play a wide diversity of artists, including '80s Dutch anarcho punk band Rondos, Brazilian legend Gilberto Gil, Nigerian juju legend King Sunny Ade, Korean rock legend Shin Joong Hyun & Yup Juns, new music from Squirrel Flower, and a recent song from Apache Sun.

Ja Funmi - King Sunny Ade (Femmy Rekson Refix) by DJ Femmy Rekson

02:27 - Beyonce 03:27 - Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA (Nancy Wilson) 04:10 - Freedom Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Black Nativity) 04:30 - Prince Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Me and Mrs. Jones/Lou Rawls) 04:54 - WXPN-FM, Live@the World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA (David Dye) 05:13 - King Sunny Ade, Bobby Caldwell, Bell Biv DeVoe, Karla Bonoff, Boney James 07:03 - Weezer/Pixies 07:20 - The Soundstage - Baltimore, MD 08:30 - Facebook Events 09:22 - Groupon (Todrick Hall/Prince Tribute Band/Heart/Weezer/Pixies) 10:01 - City Winery, Philadelphia, PA (Bokante/Roosevelt Collier) 10:35 - The Peabody, Baltimore, MD 10:40 - John Hopkins, Baltimore, MD 10:43 - Ram Head Inn, Annapolis, MD 10:56 - The Power Plant, Baltimore, MD 11L44 - Genesis (without Peter Gabriel) 11:54 - Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD (Genesis) 12:41 - Janet Jackson 12:50 - KRS-1, Taylor Swift 13:32 - Insta-charge 13:44 - Rams Head Inn, Annapolis, MD 14:16 - Royal Farms Civic Center, Baltimore, MD 14:54 - Paul McCartney 17:17 - Steven Tyler 18:05 - Baltimore Blues Society 18:20 - Ultra Nate' - Deep Sugar Parties 19:29 - Genesis (without Peter Gabriel) 24:29 - The Hamilton, Washington DC 25:13 - Downtown Silver Springs, MD 24:43 - The 9:30 Club, Washington DC (Agnes Obel) 25:59 - Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD (Capital Jazz Festival/Isaac Hayes) 29:05 - Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (Sonny Rollins) 29:08 - The Dell East, Philadelphia, PA (The Dells) 29:14 - Live @ the World Cafe', Philadelphia, PA (Angelic Kidjo) 29:34 - Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA (Hall & Oates) 29:57 - Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (Ornette Coleman) 34:06 - Meet Up 35:15 - Steely Dan 35:30 - Ryan Adams 35:35 - Paul McCartney 36:53 - The Cars 37:16 - The Hamilton, Washington DC (Shemekia Copeland) 39:20 - The Counting Crows 40:06 - The Philadelphia Phillies 40:12 - War 40:56 - The Dell East, Philadelphia, PA (The Dells) 42:36 - Prince/The Time/Vanity 6 45:46 - Caesar's Casino and Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey (Natalie Cole) 45:57 - The Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA (Natalie Cole) 46:50 - Set List.com (Jeff Warehime/Paul McCartney/Hershey Park, Hershey, PA) 48:21 - John Legend/Sade/My Friend Al 49:30 - The 9:30 Club, Washington, DC (Living Colour) 50:29 - Poi Dog Pondering, Los Lobos, Kathleen Edwards, Todrick Hall 51:00 - Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Ray Charles, James Brown, George Clinton, Mick Jagger, Elton John 51:42 - Smokey Robinson, Candi Staten, Ben E King, Gladys Knight 52:37 - The Gettysburg Movie Theater, Gettysburg, PA (Beverly Hills Cop 2) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

As broadcast July 14, 2021 with extra snacks for podcast flyers.  Tonight we head to Lagos, Nigeria to have a taste of the old & new in a country that never stops when it comes to creating some of the best tunes on the planet.  From Fela to Burna Boy, Tony Allen to Tiwa Savage, King Sunny Ade to Rema, there is never a shortage of tunes to bump in this amazingly complex country in West Africa.  But the big news tonight is the return of our girfron Lizz Kalo, who's back after a three week absence that made Danno the lonely weird middle aged dude on the plane for the last few trips.  Great tunes throughout tonight, and a serious selection in store!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Antibalas – Dirty MoneyFemi Kuti – Beng Beng BengSegun Bucknor & His Revolution – La La LaLijadu Sisters – Orere ElejigboMarijata – No Condition Is PermanentPart II (32:48)Fela Kuti – Beasts of No NationBurna Boy – On The LowTiwa Savage – Dangerous LoveRema – DumebiTony Allen & His Afro Messengers – No Discrimination Part III (61:40)Fela Kuti & Afrika 70 feat Ginger Baker – Let's Start (Live)Adekunle Gold – OkayTony Allen feat Lava La Rue – One Inna MillionWizkid ft Tems – EssenceWiz Kid ft Burna Boy – Ginger Part IV (93:28)Omah Lay – GodlyRobert Glasper feat H.E.R. & Meshell N'degeocello – Better Than I Imagined (DJ Tunez remix)SomaDina- IHYKing Sunny Ade – Mo Beru AgbaFanny Fink – SnowdropAseul – Summer Love 

As broadcast July 2, 2021 with mega miles of extra digital legroom for podcast flyers.  On this very special presentation of The Drop, we welcome multi-instrumentalist & singer-songwriter Kamen Ross to take over hour two of the show.  For the first time in his career, he is dropping a solo album in September called "I Dreamt We Fell In Love," and the lead single to that called "Yellow Rose" drops next week Wednesday.  Not only did we get an exclusive premiere for that, but we also got to spin a track on the show that won't drop until the album does in full just over two months from now!  Kamen's playlist tonight is all about the timelessness & familiarity of certain sounds in songs, even ones that are relatively new, and his interview was a great talk about the songs that inspire him, the messages that never age, and memories from his childhood.  This show is not to be missed with this gifted musician!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Force One Network – Spirit (Does Anybody Care?)King Sunny Ade – SijuadeEbo Taylor feat Uhuru-Yenzu – You Need LoveFela Kuti – GentlemanShin Joong-hyun & The Men – Beautiful Rivers & Mountains Part II (37:35)Eydis Evensen – BrotinKim English – Learn 2 Luv (Francois K Atmospheric Mood Mix)Them – It's All Over Now, Baby BlueIris DeMent – Let The Mystery BeDan Deacon – When I Was Done DyingDJ Shadow feat Little Dragon – Scale It BackPrefuse 73 feat Sam Prekop – Last Night Part III (65:41)Kamen Ross - Very Distant Starlight Dakota Slim - Wasted Bones Bat for Lashes - What's a Girl to Do? Beltaine - 3 Sisters Dan Deacon - Feel the Lightning Kate Bush - The Big Sky Part IV (103:42)Kamen Ross - Yellow Rose Bent Knee - Land AnimalJambinai - Echo of Creation Maria Rita - Num corpo só Yvette Young - Adventure Spirit Judy Kuhn - Colors of The Wind 

Afrobeat veteran Leon Ligan-Majek a.k.a. Kaleta is a legendary guitarist, singer and percussionist from Benin. Kaleta has played, toured and recorded with Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Lauryn Hill among others. He is also the frontman of Brooklyn's Super Yamba Band. It was a true honor and an incredible experience talking with the powerful Kaleta.  Thanks for listening and subscribing to my podcast. Read here an article Kaleta wrote about the day he met Fela Kuti: The Day I joined Fela's Band Follow him on socials @kaletamusic Follow me on IG @ivancast_podcast    

Another greatest hits album being sent to the end of the list. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therollingreview/support

3:30:17 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: A Skeleton Key to O.C. and Stiggs (1985), the deep freeze, subzero, President Bongo stamps, King Sunny Ade, vexillology, The Streets, Babylon 5, archival video improvements, Theda Bara, dishwasher issue, royalty, Indo Tribe – Owl, The Future Sound of London, book review – Galactic Ramble, [&hellip

3:30:17 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: A Skeleton Key to O.C. and Stiggs (1985), the deep freeze, subzero, President Bongo stamps, King Sunny Ade, vexillology, The Streets, Babylon 5, archival video improvements, Theda Bara, dishwasher issue, royalty, Indo Tribe – Owl, The Future Sound of London, book review – Galactic Ramble, […]

This week there is great new music for discussion and a mix of opinions on the albums for the week which include: 465) King Sunny Ade, "The Best of the Classic Years", 464) The Isley Brothers, '3+3', 463) Laura Nyro, 'Eli and the 13th Confessional', 462) The Flying Burrito Brothers, 'The Gilded City of Sin', and finally 461) Bon Iver, "To Emma, Forever Ago'. Interact with the show on Facebook, Instagram, send us a message at www.anchor.fm/thislistsucks or shoot us an email at thislistsucks@gmail.com. Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thislistsucks/message

If you don’t know Paul Epworth’s name, you’ll certainly know his music, as he’s produced for the likes of Adele, Florence and the Machine and Rihanna. He asks 100 gecs, Arlo Parks and Dave Okumu about working with analogue equipment in a digital world, studio disasters, ideas that evaporate as they take too long to capture, and the difference between making your own music as opposed to making it for other people. Futuristic pop duo 100 gecs's debut album, 1000 gecs, captivated fans all over the world, including Charli XCX, Rico Nasty and Fall Out Boy, and they’ve been described as a “brain-melting, genre-crushing vision of pop’s future”. Arlo Parks is a 20-year-old musician and poet who is one of the most exciting artists coming out of London right now. She is redefining intelligent pop-soul with her thoughtful, confessional music that has seen her described as "the voice of Generation Z". And Dave Okumu is a producer and songwriter, known for fronting the Mercury Prize-nominated band The Invisible. He is one of the most sought-after collaborators in music, having worked with Adele, Amy Winehouse, Yoko Ono, King Sunny Ade, Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien, and Tony Allen.

The Gallop, the rhythm, the beat the pulse. A driving pulsating rhythm that makes the body move and the mind expand. Music in Africa has always been used to alleviate the pain and suffering of the common folk. Held under the thumb of military governments, foreign oppressors and self inflicted wounds. This music the Afro-Beat comes from the drum. An apparatus that has been used over centuries to communicate. It was used in Africa during colonial times. They were used during diaspora on the ships as the slaves were traded amongst the islands, they were used in Congo square when music was played outside and this non-verbal communication sparked an identity in these Americas. My guest today is a world renown bass player and percussionist. He grew up in Nigeria, amidst the forests and animals and listened to countless hours of shortwave radio taking in jazz, blues, rock and other world music. It is no surprise that my guest was at the center of this blending of genres with Victor Olaiya , Fela Kuti and Joni Hastruup in Monomono. My guest plays hypnotic baselines. The kind that have you rocking back and forth, free of clutter and chatter and distractions. This vibration carries into your soul and naturally it emboldens you to be yourself. He came to the states in 1985 with King Sunny Ade with intentions to preserve the rhythms of his people and promote a new generation of western players in the age of digitization. He now lives in the Bay Area and keeps the pocket with the Afro Groove Connexion, West African Highlife Band and the Nigerian Brothers. Baba Ken Okulolo welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

"I Have Scientific Evidence" Berlin producer Schuftronics (Craig Schuftan) shares his recipe for home-made Lemon Slice. Ingredients: 48 records, 1 turntable, scissors, glue, pencil, time machine, megaphone and small synthesizer. Lani 'Lala' Bagley appears courtesy of Ducks!! Tracklist (take a deep breath, it looooong!) 1. Arthur Lyman - Simalu 2. Throbbing Gristle - Exotica 3. BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Dr Who: Genesis of the Daleks 4. MC ‘Miker’ G and DJ Sven - Holiday Rap (Acapella) 5. Cabaret Voltaire - Breathe Deep 6. Eruption featuring Precious Wilson - Party, Party 7. B.T. Express - Express 8. Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar 9. Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar (Remix) 10. Chicago Transit Authority - Beginnings 11. Miles Davis - On The Corner 12. Deadline feat. Manu Dibango - Boat Peoples 13. Material - Ineffect 14. Sugarhill Gang - 8th Wonder 15. Space: 1999 - Return to Beginning 16. Herbie Hancock - Rain Dance 17. Ian Dury and the Blockheads - Reasons to be Cheerful Part 3 (Extended Mix) 18. Was (not Was) - Tell Me That I’m Dreaming 19. Frank Chickens - We Are Frank Chickens 20. John Coltrane - All Or Nothing at All 21. Flying Lizards - Sex Machine 22. Flying Lizards - Sex 23. Meredith Monk - View 1 24. Melanie - Candles in the Rain 25. Jon Hassell and Brian Eno - Charm Over Burundi Cloud 26. Martin Denny - Congo Train 27. James Brown - Night Train 28. Salt and Pepa - Shake Your Thang 29. Warren Zevon - Nighttime in the Switching Yard 30. Joan Armatrading - Heaven 31. The Au Pairs - We’re So Cool 32. B-Side - Change the Beat 33. Sequence and Spoonie G - Monster Jam 34. MFSB - Love is the Message 35. Ben Liebrand feat. Tony Scott - Move to the Big Band 36. Sandy Nelson - Quite a Beat! 37. Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem - Can You Picture That? 38. Ryuichi Sakamoto feat. Jill Jones - You Do Me 39. Mystic Moods Orchestra - Nothing On My Mind 40. Munich Machine - Party Light 41. KLF - 3AM Eternal (Orbital Blue Danube) 42. Laurie Anderson - Born, Never Asked 43. Tony Joe White - Hard to Handle 44. King Sunny Ade and his African Beats - Synchro System (Reprise) 45. KLF - Somewhere Out of Beaumont 46. The Chimes - Heaven (Heavy Club) 47. Depeche Mode - Enjoy the Silence (Final Mix) 48. War - Nappy Head

One of the most joyous sounds you’ll ever hear in Portland is the Afro-Beat band Jujuba. Sitting with me at Artichoke Music 2007 SE Powell Boulevard is Norjeem Isisi their leader, he of the talking drum…which he has brought with him. He’s from Nigeria and he toured with King Sunny Ade, the man who helped make Afro-Beat music popular throughout the world. Just a word about the temporary closing of Artichoke during the COVID-19 virus. While we wait for the go-ahead to open the doors again, Coffeeshop Conversations will continue, even if we have to skype or do them on the phone. Jujuba found a home at the Goodfoot Lounge and their performances there are legendary. So lets meet the man who makes the drum talk, a Coffeeshop Conversation with Norjeem and his drum.

To mainstream elements in the neighboring countries of Nigeria and Benin, the Kalakuta Republic, musician Fela Kuti's commune, was off-limits and the subject of rumors and innuendo. Raised in the Celestial Church of Christ, but inspired by the sounds of high life, juju, funk, and rhythm and blues - and Afrobeat - the genre that Fela Kuti revolutionized, Leon Ligan-Majek taught himself the guitar and crossed the border into Nigeria from Benin as a teenager. He took shelter in the only place he knew that offered the musical opportunities he was seeking, not to mentione room and board, the Lagos branch of Celestial. But eventually he would decide to enter Kalakuta.  Produced by Matt Elzweig Story Told by Leon Ligan-Majek: Leon Ligan-Majek, or Kaleta as he’s known to his fans, got his start as a guitarist for King Sunny Ade and Fela Kuti in Nigeria. Originally from Benin, he’s been living in New York for decades and tours the country with several bands including Zozo Afrobeat, which he leads, as well as Akoya, and Super Yamba Band. He his own label, Afrobeatology, as well, and has played, toured and recorded with Lauryn Hill.  MUSIC "Maccary Bay" Kevin MacLeod "Authority Stealing" Fela Kuti "Etienne Cakpo teaches drumming rhythms of Benin" "Egbe Mi O (Carry Me)" Fela Kuti "Eglise Protestante Methodiste du Benin: Chorale Cité De Grâce de Porto-Novo" "Ja Funmi - Live 1983" - King Sunny Ade "Oro Mi Ti Dayo" - Ebenezer Obey "Palm Wine Guitar Music (Awieye)" - Sammy Odoh "Makojo" - Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe  "King Sunny Ade Live 1-2" - King Sunny Ade "Ball of Confusion" - The Temptations "AFRICA 70 - Let's Start" - Fela Kuti, Africa 70 & Ginger Baker "Je'nwi Teni (Don't Gag Me)" - Fela Kuti "The Illusion" - Ikebe Shakedown "Gentleman" - Fela Kuti "Open and Close (1981)" - Fela Kuti & Africa 70 "Shakara" - Fela Kuti "V.I.P" - Fela Kuti "Opposite People" - Fela Kuti  "Midja" (unreleased) - Zozo Afrobeat SOUND "Fela Under Siege" "Fela Anikulapo Kuti Live At The Shrine 1987; introducing the show and yabbis" Freesound.org: alexbird, LittleRobotSoundFactory, NoiseCollector, signtoast

To hear the rest of Nigeria 70 visit. https://soundcloud.com/blanket/sets/nigeria70-the-documentary Produced By ▶ https://soundcloud.com/blanket ▶https://soundcloud.com/strut Nigeria 70 is an audio programme that introduces us to Nigeria’s vibrant and flourishing music scene in the 1960s and 70s. Produced by Sue Bowerman - founder of Blanket Productions, in collaboration with Strut Records; this documentary features an astonishing collection of interviews and footages with musical pioneers who helped shape the history of Nigerian music; including but not limiting to Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, John Collins, Jimmy Solanke, Tony Allen, Ebenezer Ober, Segun Bucknor, the Lidaju Sisters, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and more. In this particular audio journey, we learn that Nigeria’s deeply rooted music scene is emphasized through musical legends who created sounds like highlife jazz, afrobeat, and juju music; all by and for the people. Prior to Naija’s booming scene of highlife music, the 1950s carried social music known as Asiko - a genre migrating from Sierra Leone and Cameroon that constituted drums and voice groups. Brass instruments were later introduced by musicians who trained to play in the Nigerian army; who later on shared their knowledge of playing such instruments with students across Nigerian schools. At the same time, Nigerians who had travelled abroad had been returning back to their home country with their newly acquired musical abilities involving the saxophone and trumpet. Consequently, these returning professionals formed “elitist” bands, which increased the pressure and competition amongst aspiring local Nigerian musicians as described on episode 03. As the 1960s begun, figures like E.T. Mensah and John Collins travelled to Nigeria to partake in the country’s booming music scene. Mensah entered Nigerian night life with a musical advantage - he had “The Tempos”, a band which he led, that included a trumpet, saxophone, electric guitar, upright bass, drums, and percussion. As Nigeria 70 documents, Mensah & The Tempos’ productions were common meter tunes influenced by the church; and consequently, this encouraged local Nigerian artists to split from the church and return to their villages to create their own music. This is described to be the most prevalent time for the popularity of highlife music, as it represented progress in the identity and nationality of West Africa; while also emphasizing and celebrating Nigerian history, culture, and morality. High life was and still remains the music of happiness and freedom; the music which prevails the West African coast.

In the third episode of Season Two of "Dave's Old Interview Tapes," IndyStar reporter David Lindquist and guest Ryan Hickey (DJ Helicon and co-founder of the Oranje festival) revisit a 2001 interview with Phish vocalist-guitarist Trey Anastasio. Highlights include Anastasio’s definition of a successful concert and his admiration for African musicians King Sunny Ade and Fela Kuti.

HISTOIRES DE #19  Pour cette émission, Histoires de se raccroche à la culture Yoruba de nos grimeurs-ses anglais-es et part au Nigeria. Pays à l'ouest du continent africain, ayant enfanté l'afrobeat dans les années 60 et l'afrobeats dans les années 2000. Nous remonterons bien avant dès les années 30 pour tenter de vous parler d’un pan de l'histoire de la musique nigériane riche, variée et qui a été (et est) en renouvellement constant.  [caption id="attachment_75517" align="aligncenter" width="300"] FELA - No Agreement 1977[/caption] Highlife, afrobeat,  juju music, afrofunk ... Plongez dans une heure et demie sur l'histoire de la musique nigériane ! Nos invités pour cet épisode : "Les Frères SMITH" ce sont 11 musiciens spécialistes de l'afrobeat, afrofunk et ethiopic. Actifs depuis plus de dix ans, ils ont notamment collaboré avec Tony Allen devenu leur parrain, Kokolo, ou encore Mamani Keïta. Nous avons également reçu Sébastien Lagrave directeur du festival AFRICOLOR qui signe cette année sa 30e édition (du 16 novembre au 22 décembre 2018) avec une programmation toujours aussi soignée rappelant à quel point les musiques du continent africain sont encore trop méconnues.  PLAYLIST Bobby BENSON -  Taxi driver, I Don't Care (1958)   FELA - Water no Get Enemy (1975, Expansive Shit)  LES FRERES SMITH - Liar (2015, Free To Go) LES FRERES SMITH - Free To Go (2015, Free To Go)    Charlotte Gainsbourg et Tony Allen - Night Time Intermission (2006, 5:55) King Sunny Ade et His African Beats - Iro (1984, Aura)  William Onyeabor - Better Change Your Mind (1978, Atomic Bomb) Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' (1982, Thriller) Bala Dée - Ce Palot Fou ( 2011, Out Of Place) Roy Hargrove - Strasbourg Saint Denis (2008 ,Earfood)

HISTOIRES DE #19  Pour cette émission, Histoires de se raccroche à la culture Yoruba de nos grimeurs-ses anglais-es et part au Nigeria. Pays à l'ouest du continent africain, ayant enfanté l'afrobeat dans les années 60 et l'afrobeats dans les années 2000. Nous remonterons bien avant dès les années 30 pour tenter de vous parler d’un pan de l'histoire de la musique nigériane riche, variée et qui a été (et est) en renouvellement constant.  [caption id="attachment_75517" align="aligncenter" width="300"] FELA - No Agreement 1977[/caption] Highlife, afrobeat,  juju music, afrofunk ... Plongez dans une heure et demie sur l'histoire de la musique nigériane ! Nos invités pour cet épisode : "Les Frères SMITH" ce sont 11 musiciens spécialistes de l'afrobeat, afrofunk et ethiopic. Actifs depuis plus de dix ans, ils ont notamment collaboré avec Tony Allen devenu leur parrain, Kokolo, ou encore Mamani Keïta. Nous avons également reçu Sébastien Lagrave directeur du festival AFRICOLOR qui signe cette année sa 30e édition (du 16 novembre au 22 décembre 2018) avec une programmation toujours aussi soignée rappelant à quel point les musiques du continent africain sont encore trop méconnues.  PLAYLIST Bobby BENSON -  Taxi driver, I Don't Care (1958)   FELA - Water no Get Enemy (1975, Expansive Shit)  LES FRERES SMITH - Liar (2015, Free To Go) LES FRERES SMITH - Free To Go (2015, Free To Go)    Charlotte Gainsbourg et Tony Allen - Night Time Intermission (2006, 5:55) King Sunny Ade et His African Beats - Iro (1984, Aura)  William Onyeabor - Better Change Your Mind (1978, Atomic Bomb) Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' (1982, Thriller) Bala Dée - Ce Palot Fou ( 2011, Out Of Place) Roy Hargrove - Strasbourg Saint Denis (2008 ,Earfood)

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords @miruga The real name is Yoshiki Tsuchiya.. and he is from Suzaka City, Nagano, Japan. Miruga is man accustomed to remaining in the background like a "Lentigo". He follow's the Underground Deep House Scene like a little shadow maybe because he still believes "DJ must be like a Lentigo." His main policy is a non-musician style. It is true that he have produced music & released some music. But, please bring back to memory of late 70's punk scene. Were there any musician's at that scene? For sure, every punk rockers played their instruments, but It is an entirely different matter than "Was It Music that they played?" This is still no small issue for him. Because an artist must have something to tell someone about something. So he wants to say that there is no importance on skill as compared to "soul & spirit". The importance of expression is still on enthusiasm for expression. He still loves the music made by strong enthusiasm whatever the level of performing technique or skill. So, He loves the music rooted from Chicago & Detroit deeply. He knows one big thing " Soul Is Everything". Enjoy my love for the music ... Playlist 01. Rufus & Chaka Khan - Stop On By 02. Barry White - Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up 03. Al Jarreau ​– You Don't See Me 04. King Sunny Ade & His African Beats - Synchro System 05. Gene Hunt - Sound Drome 06. LEE LEWIS - FRENCH KISS (REMIX) 07. Mark Grant ​– Spirit Of The Black Ghost (The Blacker Mix) 08. USG Presents African Blues ​– Sunpower (Mo Vox) 09. Lectroluv ​– The Difference (Deeply Different) 10. Joi Cardwell ​– Trouble (UBQ's Club Dub) 11. D.J. Romain & Matt Keys ​– Piano Man (Get Ready) Piano Mix 12. Paul Johnson ​– Harmonica Love 13. Gordon Nelson ​– You Are My Friend (Marshall Jefferson's Heavenly House Mix) 14. Fire Island Featuring Loleatta Holloway ​– Shout To The Top (Frankie Knuckles Classic Club Mix) 15. Moonchildren ​– Calling For My Lover 16. D'Marc Cantu ​– S.E.G. (Malcolm Moore Altered Moods Mix) 17. Yolanda Reynolds ​– Children Of The World (For The World Mix)

From Cuba to Brazil, Nigeria to South Africa, the '80s happened everywhere. Zona Libre DJs tres dos and modrums mix some of their favorite '80s jams, recorded live at Mixtape Shop in Bed Stuy BK, 6/15/2018. Track List: "Ekun Lo Pe'Ran Ninu Oko" - Akanni Animashaun "Muso" - Mandingo "Get Ready" - Tony Tuff "Rassemblé" - Larose & Missile "¿Quién Ha Visto Por Ahí Mi Sombrero De Yarey?" - Orquesta Original De Manzanillo "Que Palo Es Ese (Remix)"- Los Van Van "Los Sitios Entero" - NG La Banda "Ashadei" - Magnum Band “Salve Ela” - Bebeto “Vem Menina” - Emilio Santiago “A pesar de você” Chico Buarque “Nzambi/Mudiakime” - Alcione “Se le ve” - Batacumbele “Agua que cae del cielo” Conjunto Son 14 “Yo no quito pan”- Conjunto La Perla “Nwananga” - Obed Ngobeni "Oremi" - King Sunny Ade "Nii Me Ba" - C.K. Ladzekpo "La Case En El Aire"- Jimmy Salcedo "Rudo Imoto" - Four Brothers "Sopa De Caracol (Extended Remix By Alex C. & Frank Miret)" - Banda Blanca "Tumble Down" - Shadow "Guelegnon" - Tohon Stan "Fuji Garbage Series II" - Chief (Dr.) Sikiru Ayinde Barrister "A La Verde Gue" - Yomo Toro "Jovica" - Crazy "Zouk La Se Sel Medikamen Nou Ni - Kassav “Pingui Bill" - Loketo “JT” - Kanda Bongo Man “Me enamoro de ella” - Juan Luis Guerra “Semba ritmado” - Teta Lando “Grito de guerra” - Moraes Moreira “Fullgás” - Marina Lima “Nação” - Joao Bosco “Boi de amazonas” - Nazaré Pereira “Desapariciones” - Ruben Blades

a chit chat musical program based on yoruba language and culture. Listeners will enjoy Yoruba music ,politics and Yoruba socio cultural adventure. Today we will talk about columbus day , music of King Sunny Ade will feature greatly

The Harmaleighs stop by to chat about their new EP, sensitive bikers, and much more. I also review the new Lorde record, and give you an essential album for summertime.

In this episode, Zibby talks about the Chibok girls who have regained their freedom. She also talks about Ken Saro Wiwa and his fight for human and environmental rights for his people, the Ogoni region of Rivers state. King Sunny Ade makes an appearance as a vital topic on Naija 101 - where you can learn about Nigeria. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is mentioned as she has been signed up to face of Boots No 7 range. Nigerian journalists are also mentioned with their contribution to society.Brought to you by Wetin Dey UK.

In this episode, Zibby talks about the Chibok girls who have regained their freedom. She also talks about Ken Saro Wiwa and his fight for human and environmental rights for his people, the Ogoni region of Rivers state. King Sunny Ade makes an appearance as a vital topic on Naija 101 - where you can learn about Nigeria. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is mentioned as she has been signed up to face of Boots No 7 range. Nigerian journalists are also mentioned with their contribution to society.Brought to you by Wetin Dey UK.

We were away yesterday for Memorial Day so this week we are featuring a great episode from October 2013 with Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Sugar Ray, Josh Ritter, Paul Weller, Candi Staton, David Ruffin, Jose Feliciano, King Sunny Ade, Justin Timberlake, PSY, and Macklemore! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes  TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcast FACEBOOK: Music First Podcast *NEW* INSTAGRAM: MusicFirstPodcast EMAIL (Send us a note!): MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

[APWW PGM #317] [Originally aired in 1998] Juju maestro Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey recently made a rare U.S. tour in the summer of 2013 which made us want to hear more! In this program, Chief Obey breaks down his band’s sound instrument by instrument—traditional percussion, horns, guitars–which makes his version of juju all the more enjoyable. And he tells us stories behind some of his hit songs. Also telling stories is the other maestro of Nigerian juju, the legendary King Sunny Ade. Continuing our celebration of Afropop’s 25th anniversary, we pay special tribute to KSA whose celebrated 1982-83 U.S. tour played a huge role in inspiring Afropop producer Sean Barlow to develop Afropop Worldwide.

[APWW PGM #468] [Originally aired in 2005] King Sunny Adé was, in many ways, the inspiration for what would become Afropop Worldwide. And he was by no means only an inspiration to us! Many fans in America first got hooked on Afropop (and African music in general) through the landmark 1982-83 tour by King Sunny Ade and his African Beats: the propulsive polyrhythms of traditional drums mixed with sophisticated guitar arrangements and pedal steel were like nothing they had ever heard. Topped by graceful choreography and the beaming presence of the “Chairman” himself, the effect was totally intoxicating. In this program, we travel to Lagos to talk to people there who help us fill in the picture of King Sunny Ade’s earlier career in the 1960s and '70s. KSA also granted Afropop Worldwide a three-hour interview. We’ll hear his stories and some classic recordings. Featured in the show are highlights from a sublime acoustic concert Ade and the African Beats gave at Joe’s Pub in New York City.

This week on The MFP we have Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Sugar Ray, Josh Ritter, Paul Weller, Candi Stanton, David Ruffin, Jose Feliciano, King Sunny Ade, Justin Timberlake, PSY, and MacklemoreiTunes: http://bit.ly/Hg2RdKFacebook: http://on.fb.me/IzhiJVEmail us at MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

New Podcast featuring The Upsetters, The Skatellites, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Anne Murray, Olivia Newton-John, Lindsey Buckingham, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, Santana & Jorge Moreno, Charles Mingus, King Sunny Ade, Passion Pit, Jorge Ben, and The Friends of Distinction As always you can find us a few places: Itunes: http://bit.ly/Hg2RdK Facebook: http://on.fb.me/IzhiJV

Un recorrido fisico, mental y musical a través de la música del continente africano, pasaremos por paises como el Congo, Guinea, Mali y Nigeria a través de artistas como Tinariwen, Bembeya Jazz National, Ali Farka Touré, Youlou Mabiala et son orchestra kamikaze ó King Sunny Ade. Viaja sin salir de casa a través de los paisajes sonoros de Carreteres Secundaries.

Maafa 2009: Today we speak to Minister Mxolisi T. Sowell(aka Minister Mxolisi Ozo-Sowande)who is the Community Relations Chairman of the Amelia County Branch of the N.A.A.C.P. He is a 1975 graduate of California State University of the East Bay (formerly California State College, Hayward.), with a B.A. degree in Social Science, with a Journalism concentration. He is a graduate of Merritt Community College of Oakland, California, with an A.A. Degree in African American Studies. Bro. Mxolisi is Senior Minister, Emeritus, of the Wo'se Community of the Sacred African Way of Oakland and Sacramento, California. We will also be speaking to Alan Laird, M.Div., also at GTU Berkeley, CA. He is an artist and activist born in Oakland, CA. He was he said, a part ofthe "1960's Black enfranchisement movement and was blessed to serve the community as a member of BPP and was a friend to murdered Comrade Little Bobby Hutton. He is a Viet Nam disabled veteran, an ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He has and continues to provide outreach to those incarcerated and their families. We will close with an interview with Rwanda, African Women's Charity Organization and a prerecorded interview with King Sunny Ade recorded June 20, 2009. We didn't get to the prerecorded interview (smile). I will schedule a special broadcast for Monday, October 12, at 6 AM: "Indigenous People's Day."

1. Emperor Pick Peters - Omo Ode De 2. King Sunny Ade - Mafowo Segberaga 3. Dele Ojo & His Star Brothers Band - Oja Omoba 4. I.K. Dairo - Okin Omo Ni 5. Chief Aderala Arun Raleoje Oba & his Adamo Group - Yoruba Medly 6. King Sunny Ade and His African Beats - Bombibele Horojo 7. Chief Ebenezer Obey and His Inter-Reformers Band - Eyi Yato Elere Ni Wa

23. King Wassiu - Unknown Live Appala 24. Ebenezer Obey - Lanre Badmus 25. Segun Adewale - Play For me 26. Lucky Stars and Rosy Mornings - Unknown Ibadan Juju 27. King Jesse Friday - Ore Mi Serere Fun Mi 28. King Sunny Ade - 365 is my Number 29. Great African Highlife - Vol 2 A - 08 30. King Sunny Ade - Uknown Groove 31. King Wasiu - Uknown Groove 32. Haruna Ishola And His Apala Group - Abere

Famed British broadcaster and journalist Robin Denselow discusses Palm World Voice's multi-media release: Africa in an in-depth interview by Gerry Lyseight. Also includes musical clips by great African musicians such as King Sunny Ade, Salif Keita and Cesaria Evora.