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This episode of Big Blend Radio focuses on International Family History Research and the Let Your Light Shine 2019 International Family History Expo happening August 5-10 - see: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/international-family-history-expo/Featured guest experts include:- Genealogist Holly T. Hansen Familyhistoryexpos.com- Melissa Barker - Certified Archives Manager working as the Houston County, Tennessee, Archivist- Liv Christensen - Professional Genealogist from NorwayFeatured music is “Universal Love” by Kwame Binea.

Roots rocker Kwame Binea discusses the band's new single ‘Music”, upcoming shows, new music and recordings. Kwame Binea was born in West London with native origins in Ghana. He is a self-proclaimed rocker to the core, but he has peppered his own brand of “Roots Rock” which embodies his fertile and culturally diverse personal saga. More at https://kwamebinea7d.bandcamp.com/track/musicThanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation for sponsoring this segment.

Join hosts Nancy Reid & Lisa Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Park & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio's Toasts to The Arts show, airing live from Florence, Colorado. On This Episode: - Kwame Binea Shake Down - Roots rocker Kwame Binea discusses the band’s new single ‘Music”, upcoming shows, new music and recordings. Kwame Binea was born in West London with native origins in Ghana. He is a self-proclaimed rocker to the core, but he has peppered his own brand of “Roots Rock” which embodies his fertile and culturally diverse personal saga. - Fixing the Fates- Gulf Coast author Diane Dewey discusses her memoir “Fixing the Fates: An Adoptee's Story of Truth and Lies” that shares a story of family secrets, lies, love, and redemption. Adopted in America from a German orphanage, she met her Swiss biological father at age forty-seven after he searched for her. The impact of uncovering these roots was Diane's quest to find her German biological mother and learn her story. Thank you to show sponsors: National Parks Arts Foundation and JKS Communications.  

Roots rocker Kwame Binea returns to Big Blend Radio with the band's new single ‘Happy Lips'. Kwame Binea Shakedown released their debut LP (Roots Rock N Universal Love) in the summer of 2017. The Album includes a stellar collaboration with Grammy award winning Guitarist/Producer Vernon Reid, the title song “ Universal Love” produced by Reid and written by Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame inductee Jimmy Cliff. www.KwameBineaShakedown.com

It's all about New Music on this episode of Big Blend Radio's Toast to The Arts show with with roots rocker Kwame Binea and singer-songwriter Nicki Kris! Kwame feature’s the band’s new single ‘Happy Lips,’ and Nicki Kris discusses her latest two singles “Heartbeat” and “Rise”.www.KwameBineaShakedown.com www.NickiKris.com Thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation for sponsoring this episode - www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org

Norman Bush discusses his impressive career as an acclaimed actor, as well as his street photography that documents over 50 years of history through images of bill postings, notices and playbills that were plastered on buildings throughout NYC. Featured music is “Universal Love” by Kwame Binea - www.KwameBineaShakedown.com Thank you National Parks Arts Foundation for sponsoring this show - www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org

This episode of Big Blend Radio's Toast the The Arts show aired live on June 11, 2017. Soul rocker Kwame Binea talks about his debut album, “Roots Rock N Universal Love”; composer and musician Rachel Flowers and filmmaker Lorenzo DeStefano discuss their documentary film “Hearing in Believing"; and Robb Bower gives an update on the 19th Annual Julian Blues Bash! www.BigBlendRadio.com

Harlem based soul rocker Kwame Binea, front man of Kwame Binea Shakedown, talks about their debut album, “Roots Rock N Universal Love”. The album's featured track “Universal Love” by Jimmy Cliff was produced by Vernon Reid of the group Living Colour, who also co-wrote the album's tune “Love Surreal.” www.KwameBineaShakedown.com

Soul rocker Kwame Binea was born in West London with native origins in Ghana. He has peppered his music with a unique brand of “Roots Rock” which embodies his fertile and culturally diverse personal saga.   “Universal Love” by Jimmy Cliff, a featured track on his new debut album “Roots Rock n Universal Love,” was produced by Vernon Reid of the group Living Colour who also co-wrote the tune “Love Surreal.” Of the process, Vernon says, “Kwame connected to 'Universal Love' immediately. He brings a fresh perspective and a renewed sense of hope to this seldom heard classic.”  

Singer/Songwriter Kwame Binea joins the show tonight to share his new EP "Shakedown."  We couldn't wait for a Friday Night Dance Party to get Kwame on the program - his music is too important to not share tonight! "Kwame Binea Shakedown" features four tracks including the group's first single "Let Go" (released in early April), their most recent single, "Hang On" (released in mid-June) and "Little Lady" and "Waiting," which have never been released. Musically, the EP showcases Binea's "roots rock" lineage, which is a fusion of rhythmic rock n' roll, ample dosages of infectious funk, silky soul, screaming blue s and just a smidgeon of reggae and funk. Buy Kwame's music on iTunes here! Visit Kwame's website here!    

Singer/Songwriter Kwame Binea joins the show tonight to share his new EP "Shakedown."  We couldn't wait for a Friday Night Dance Party to get Kwame on the program - his music is too important to not share tonight! "Kwame Binea Shakedown" features four tracks including the group's first single "Let Go" (released in early April), their most recent single, "Hang On" (released in mid-June) and "Little Lady" and "Waiting," which have never been released. Musically, the EP showcases Binea's "roots rock" lineage, which is a fusion of rhythmic rock n' roll, ample dosages of infectious funk, silky soul, screaming blue s and just a smidgeon of reggae and funk. Buy Kwame's music on iTunes here! Visit Kwame's website here!    

Born Nana Kwame Biney Asiedu Agyemfra in West London to a single Ghanaian mother, he soon moved to Ghana to live with his grandparents, where music became his passion. Kwame was influenced by the rhythms of traditional Ghanaian and West African music as well as Reggae, Folk, and American Soul and Blues. Moving to the United States to further his education enabled Kwame to fulfill his dream of making music. He attended William Paterson University, which is recognized as having one of the finest Jazz and Contemporary Music Programs in the country. At William Paterson, he began pursuing his musical career by teaming up with fellow musicians, creating a classic rock, blues and soul band, The Kause. After leaving The Kause, Kwame met songwriting partner Justin Wilcox at a recording session in Union City, NJ. Kwame Binea Shakedown Official Site: http://www.kwamebineashakedown.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/sashamarinamedia/message

Born Nana Kwame Biney Asiedu Agyemfra in West London to a single Ghanaian mother, he soon moved to Ghana to live with his grandparents, where music became his passion. Kwame was influenced by the rhythms of traditional Ghanaian and West African music as well as Reggae, Folk, and American Soul and Blues. Moving to the United States to further his education enabled Kwame to fulfill his dream of making music. He attended William Paterson University, which is recognized as having one of the finest Jazz and Contemporary Music Programs in the country. At William Paterson, he began pursuing his musical career by teaming up with fellow musicians, creating a classic rock, blues and soul band, The Kause. After leaving The Kause, Kwame met songwriting partner Justin Wilcox at a recording session in Union City, NJ. Kwame Binea Shakedown Official Site: http://www.kwamebineashakedown.com