Podcast appearances and mentions of Martha High

In this engaging "Musicians Reveal" conversation, Martha High, the Goddess of Soul, shares her musical journey from her childhood in Washington, D.C., to her iconic collaborations with James Brown and her experiences as a lead vocalist. She reflects on her early influences, the formation of her group The Jewels, and the challenges and triumphs of touring with legendary artists. Martha also discusses the energy and discipline required to perform alongside James Brown, memorable moments from her career, and the impact of female artists in the soul music genre. Martha High reflects on her musical journeys, highlighting the influence of Lynn Collins, the improvisational nature of live performances, and the challenges of recording solo albums. Martha is joined by her band mates from The Funky Divas: Kelly Jarrell and Darliene Parker They discuss the formation of the Funky Divas, their musical backgrounds, and the importance of honoring past soul artists. The conversation also touches on their experiences touring in Europe and their aspirations for future projects, including new music and performances. Added bonus is an appearance from famed music producer Michael Edell who has orchestrated the arrangements for The Funky Divas tour with Fred Wesley and the New JBs. #marthahigh #jamesbrown #funk #soul #musiciansreveal Musicians Reveal official website: https://www.musiciansreveal.comMusicians Reveal Mixcloud station: https://www.mixcloud.com/joekelleyradio/TakeawaysMartha High has been a prominent figure in soul music since the 1960s.Her early influences included jazz legends like Etta Jones and Gloria Lynn.She formed her first group, The Jewels, during high school.Martha's career took off when she joined James Brown's band as a background singer.She performed at the Apollo Theater before becoming a lead vocalist.Martha learned the intricacies of performing from Vicki Anderson, a fellow singer.James Brown's energy and stage presence inspired her throughout her career.She experienced the rigorous demands of touring with James Brown.Martha was fined by James Brown for various reasons, including not smiling on stage.Her interactions with iconic artists like Michael Jackson and Prince shaped her musical legacy. Lynn Collins was a significant influence and friend.Improvisation is key to live performances.Recording a solo album can be a daunting experience.The Funky Divas aim to honor past soul artists.Musical backgrounds shape performance styles.Experiences at iconic venues are memorable.Soul Power organization highlights the legacy of soul music.The Funky Divas are planning future projects.Collaboration with talented musicians enhances performances.Mistakes in live shows are part of the experience.

Tavis celebrates the music of James Brown with his former bandleader and trombonist Fred Wesley and vocalist Martha High, who are playing a pair of shows in Oakland this week with their bands the New JBs and the Funky Divas.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

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Rick Flynn Presents our 2022 annual Christmas party featuring 32-year JAMES BROWN lead & background singer SISTER MARTHA HIGH. Her new album is "Martha High Invites you to The Magic of Christmas" and is available anywhere records or downloads are sold. Official Facebook artist page is "Martha High: The Goddess of Soul." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rick-flynn/support

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Tony Moore, Author of “One of a Kind: Making Things Happen”   About Harvey's guest: Today's special guest, Tony Moore, is a self-made man, whose remarkable journey from his humble beginnings and turbulent childhood in England, to a highly successful international business career, is the subject of his inspiring new book, entitled, “One of a Kind: Making Things Happen.”  Our guest never knew his father, and lost his mother at the age of 5, having met her only 3 times in his life.  At the age of 8, he was ripped away from the only loving caregiver he'd ever had, his beloved foster mother whom he called “Auntie”.  He was forced to live with his abusive step-father, only to be sent to an orphanage the next year.  When he was finally placed in a loving home, his adoptive parents passed away, leaving him orphaned for a second time.   He ended up in a boarding school, and then completed a 5-year engineering apprenticeship, ultimately leading to a hugely successful career at Alfa Laval and Tetra Pak, as head of global customer service operations.  His work took him all over the world.  His experience in business and in life, is diverse and impressive.  He was a professional singer.  He owned and operated a wine bar in West London.  He ran a perfume company, then developed a computer program that was used in the field of optometry, and then he ran the biggest glove production company in America, and was instrumental in improving uniform apparel and gloves for the US military.   And now, he's a co-founder of Briton Publishing, and a successful author of numerous books including “Sabato: The Untold Story”, co-authored with Antonio Sabato Jr., and “Liberty vs Tyranny”, co-authored with retired Colonel Andrew P. O'Meara Jr., and “He's a Funny Cat, Ms. High:  My 32 Years Singing with James Brown”, co-authored with Martha High. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ https://oneofakindbook.com/https://www.facebook.com/OneOfAKindMakingItHappenhttps://tonymoore7777.wordpress.com/https://www.facebook.com/tony.moore.3572 # tonymoore  #Y&R  #harveybrownstoneinterviews

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 235 (Part 2 of 2): Funk and soul singer Martha High, known as the Goddess of Soul for her more than 30 years of touring, performing and recording with the Godfather of Soul himself – Mr. James Brown. Having opened on tour for Brown in 1964 as a member of the vocal girl group, The Jewels, she stayed on and went on to work with J.B. all the way through the mid-1990s.  Recording her first solo album in 1979, High went on to release several sets of first-rate funky soul that continued right on up to present day. She has also worked on projects by others from Brown's camp, such as Bobby Byrd, Lyn Collins and Maceo Parker. In 2017, she released her autobiography, “He's a Funny Cat, Ms. High: My 32 Years Singing With Mr. James Brown.” Her newest album – yet another fantastic collection of funk and soul gems – is titled, Got My Senses Back. RECORDED FEBRUARY 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 235 (Part 1 of 2): Funk and soul singer Martha High, known as the Goddess of Soul for her more than 30 years of touring, performing and recording with the Godfather of Soul himself – Mr. James Brown. Having opened on tour for Brown in 1964 as a member of the vocal girl group, The Jewels, she stayed on and went on to work with J.B. all the way through the mid-1990s.  Recording her first solo album in 1979, High went on to release several sets of first-rate funky soul that continued right on up to present day. She has also worked on projects by others from Brown's camp, such as Bobby Byrd, Lyn Collins and Maceo Parker. In 2017, she released her autobiography, “He's a Funny Cat, Ms. High: My 32 Years Singing With Mr. James Brown.” Her newest album – yet another fantastic collection of funk and soul gems – is titled, Got My Senses Back. RECORDED FEBRUARY 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

As broadcast October 7, 2021 with lots of extra heartbreak for you podcast punters.  Tonight we remember a very bad year personally but an amazing year musically for the Prince of Soul Marvin Gaye, who was facing a mountain of debt & divorce but nonetheless put out the stellar album "Here, My Dear" in 1978.  For the remainder of the two hours, we have pretty much all new & recent but slept on stuff.  In the funk & soul first hour it's Lee Fields, Carlton Jumel Smith, and Silas Short showing us how it's done, and for our AMPED rock feature with Dan Lloyd, great stuff from Wet Leg, IDLES, and super heavy biz from Trivium to highlight things.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Marvin Gaye – You Can Leave, But It's Going To Cost YouFunk Voyage feat Carlton Jumel Smith – Let It RideShuko feat Nia Wyn & Lee Fields – Nothing's Gonna ChangeMaiiah & The Angels of Libra – ObeyMartha High – I Got My Senses Back (Live)The Du-Rites – Bird BrainPart II (32:32)Silas Short – Drawing Pond – Take Me Avalon I'm YoungNick Corbin – PiggybackJeremy Beck & The Heavy Duty Horns – MountainLeon Stanford – Little HabitsEparapo feat Dele Sosimi – From London to LagosTony Allen & Hugh Masekela – We've Landed (Cool Cats mix) Part III (63:11)Trivium – The PhalanxLimp Bizkit – Dad VibesGhost – Hunter's MoonCourtney Barnett – Write A List Of Things To Look Forward ToBiffy Clyro – Unknown Male 01 Part IV (95:33)Wet Leg – Wet DreamMom Jeans – What's Up?IDLES – The Beachland BallroomConverge – Blood MoonBoston Manor – Algorithm 

Miss Martha High is an internationally acclaimed performer, author, vocal instructor, radio talk show host, and artist. She was discovered by The Godfather of Soul, James Brown, at the age of 18 in the mid-1960s while singing with The Four Jewels at the world famous Apollo Theater in New York. They later become The Jewels after Mr. Brown invited them to join him on the road with the James Brown Revue. Martha Harvin was later renamed Martha High by Mr. Brown and crowned her "The Goddess of Soul." She performed with Mr. Brown for 32 years and has the distinction of having worked with him longer than any other singer. Miss High has spent the last five decades entertaining audiences around the world. In addition to writing a book, she launched her own radio show, It's High Time, in 2020 on studiowbuzz.com, where she interviewed musicians and celebrities with whom she worked and collaborated throughout her career. Today, she has been invited by television industry professionals, to develop her own talk show. Miss Martha High & Friends (working title). Amid her success with Mr. Brown, she has joined other legendary artists on stage including Michael Jackson, Bo Diddley, BB King, and Maceo Parker. She was featured in The Blues Brothers film and television series, New York Undercover. She currently enjoys a successful solo career and counts The Rick Flynn Podcast, RICK FLYNN PRESENTS, as being one of her most fun engagements to appear on. In fact, she is a great fan of the series. She performed for audiences around the world in addition to giving special guest performances on over 50 television series featuring world renown hosts like Johnny Carson, Don Cornelius (Soul Train), Jay Leno, David Letterman, Arsenio Hall, Jerry Springer, and Jonathan Ross. She's also one of the best live performers in the business and has taken the stage at the Montreal Jazz Festival, the Indianapolis Jazz Festival, and many other live events throughout the USA, Europe and Japan. The Newest Album "Got My Senses Back" is available on SPOTIFY and all other major album distributors worldwide. It is on Only One Records and is produced by Michael Edell. It may also be found on Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, Pandora, & others. Check out https://www.marthahighhearnow.com to find out how you can obtain your favorite songs or entire album(s) by Martha High. Professional promoters wishing to book Miss High in both the USA and Europe may simply visit her Facebook artist page at "Martha High Goddess of Soul." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rick-flynn/support

Leigh Gracie and I discuss British Deep Funk, the 90's funk gulf, and the antics of backing up funk and soul legends like Martha High and Eddie Bo.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/40minutesoffunk)

Facebook: Martha High The Goddess of Soul Buy the New Book: Amazon.com: Soul 2 Soul: The Goddess of Soul, Martha High & Beloved, the Soul-Full Poet, Yemaja Jubilee (9781950306848): High, Martha, Jubilee, Yemaja: Books Making her second appearance with Rick Flynn is the very first guest in the 41 episodes of the podcast to appear for a second visit. That very special guest is "Soul Goddess" SISTER MARTHA HIGH, and we could not be happier. Here, Martha discusses the new tour, the new album, the new book, and the recent homegoing of lifetime JAMES BROWN emcee, as well as "Capemaster" MR. DANNY RAY. As usual, the chemistry is right and the entertainment is exceptional for all those who are both JAMES BROWN and SISTER MARTHA HIGH fans. Also...get ready for a worldwide surprise because it will be right here, in the episode, that the world will hear a never before heard preview of Martha's upcoming album entitled "Got My Senses Back" which was produced especially as an advance sneak peek for our listeners worldwide. We love you MARTHA HIGH and we'll see you when you return home to the USA! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rick-flynn/support

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 for more details please visit beyobdfunk.ru tracklist: 1. The Sorcerers - Escape from the Catacombs 2. Martha High & The Italian Royal Family - A Little Spark 3. Calibro 35 - Death Of Storytelling 4. The Soul Motivators - Say What You Mean 5. Speedometer - Mo' Crunch 6. Holy Hive - Broom 7. Doctor Bionic - Lost Jazz 8. Gil Scott-Heron & Makaya Mccraven - This Can't Be Real 9. Web Web - Paranormal Question 10. Takeleave - Sabado 11. Van Hunt - Muted Symphony 12. Ben Williams - If You Hear Me 13. Simon Jefferis - Something In The Water 14. Khruangbin - So We Won’t Forget 15. Diazpora - The Bachelor 16. Marcos Valle, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Oi 17. Natalie Greffel - Não Sabia Nem Começar 18. Ricardo Richaid - Ave apoena 19. Camarão Orkestra - Nação África - 01 Canto Da Bahia

Sister Martha High "The Goddess of Soul" talks with Rick about her 32 years as both a lead and backup singer with the iconic GODFATHER OF SOUL, the legendary JAMES BROWN, and what a story it is too! Occasionally in life, just like a musical performance, the sum total of what is delivered to the audience is rarely, but sometimes, greater than its individual parts. This interview is presented to our worldwide audience as one such exception. It clearly shows the magic, in a practically ethereal fashion, that this woman is capable of delivering to her millions of fans worldwide who have watched her perform and develop over her lifetime with what is, unquestionably, one of the greatest entertainers in the whole world. Will Sister Martha High (as her employer always called her) be returning to the Rick Flynn podcast? For the answer to that we must go directly to the source...Rick Flynn, himself. "I would like to tell you all about whether or not we have decided to have Sister Martha back on our show as a guest. Sister Martha High is only invited back to this show on the days of the week that end in the letter "Y." Other than that, we are going to let her go on her way. I love you, Sister Martha High, and thank-you for a job well done!" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rick-flynn/support

Author of "He's a Funny Cat Ms. High"  My 32 Years Singing With James Brown   

Yeah this has been one crazy summer (movie pun intended) but you can still grab a cold drink, chill out on the deck, or back lawn, whatever cuz we have your CSRA SUMMER SOUNDTRACK filled with very little talk and over 55 years of Augusta related music including tracks from the likes of HEADSHOP 5, THE PALLBEARERS, BIG MIGHTY, THE DREGS, THE TEDESCHI TRUCKS BANDS with SHARON JONES, JEMANI, D MONEY with HAPPY BONES, PETE DRAKE, JAMES BROWN, WILL McCRANIE, MARTHA HIGH, SNAPDRAGON, VEARA, WHISKEY RUN, THE EDISON PROJECT, CHRIS HARDY, IMPULSE RIDE, BIG BAILEY, and more!CALL YOUR FRIENDS! Have a listening party! Gather far apart from each other in the yard and tune in Wednesday July 22nd at 7PM at www.lokalloudnessmusic.com and get your dance on!!!!

Listen every Tuesday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 tracklist: 1. Audrey Powne - Bleeding Hearts 2. Antoine Berjeaut, Makaya McCraven - JP's Beats 3. Yussef Dayes, Alfa Mist - Blacked Out 4. Part Time Heroes (feat. Bridgette Amofah) - Sun Will Shine 5. Yazmin Lacey - Not Today Mate 6. Moonchild - Everything I Need 7. Miles Bonny - Together Forever 8. David Baron (feat. Will Bryant) - Moonlight 9. Hackney Colliery Band (feat. YVA) - Without You 10. Martha High and The Italian Royal Family - A Little Spark 11. The Eminent Stars (feat. Bruce James) - Let's Get Together 12. Tanika Charles - Since You Been Gone 13. Rhianna - World Love 14. Aldous Harding - The Barrel 15. Chiefdom Records - Giants Amongst Men (Instrumental) 16. Freddie Cruger (a.k.a. Red Astaire) (feat. Linn) - Pushing On 17. Renegades Of Jazz (feat. Jon Kenzie) - Set Me Free 18. 14KT (feat. Tiffany Paige) - The Inside 19. General Lee - We Did It Baby

Flavia Coelho, nouvel album DNA (Le Label / [PIAS]) concert le 29 octobre 2019, Paris à La Cigale."Je ne me suis jamais sentie aussi bien dans la vie", annonce-t-elle avec son irrésistible sourire. Flavia Coelho vit son plus bel âge, tant personnel qu’artistique. En témoigne son quatrième album, DNA. Un titre aussi court qu’il veut en dire long. Tout vient des racines, Flavia le sait. Elle est née au Brésil, de parents immigrés du Nordeste. Lui est Noir, elle est Blanche. Ils se séparent, elle reste avec sa mère, maquilleuse et coiffeuse. Fan de Nina Hagen et de pop américaine, elle travaille en cabaret et y emmène souvent sa fille. La petite Flavia passe ses nuits dans des boudoirs, près des feux des projecteurs, entourée de personnalités extravagantes. Alors qu’elle n’a que 11 ans, sa mère décède prématurément. Flavia part vivre alors à Rio de Janeiro, chez son père. Lui aussi adore la musique, mais ne souhaite pas que sa fille chante. Elle le fera quand même – Flavia sait déjà ce qu’elle veut et possède un caractère trempé dans l’acier. À 14 ans, elle passe un casting en cachette, pour rejoindre un groupe de samba traditionnelle. Banco, elle est retenue. Les années suivantes, elle les passe dans plusieurs formations, écumant les bals et scènes brésiliennes. Le temps file quand on travaille beaucoup, même si on est parfois seulement payée de popcorns et de soda... Au début des années 2000, Flavia séjourne en France avec un groupe de carnaval brésilien. Le coup de foudre pour la ville, centre culturel par excellence, est immédiat. Une fois rentrée, la jeune femme ne pense qu’à ça, tous les jours. En 2006, elle n’y tient plus et s’envole pour Paris, avec sac à dos et 200 euros en poche. Elle chante dans le métro, dans la rue, devant les terrasses des cafés, avec un sentiment de liberté euphorique qui ne la quitte pas. La seule vue de la Tour Eiffel, de la fenêtre de sa minuscule chambre de bonne dans le 7e, suffit à la motiver. "J’ai du passer par là pour me comprendre, savoir d’où je viens", se souvient-elle. Elle décroche ensuite un job aux Trois Mailletz, rue Galande, où elle se produit des nuits entières. C’est là qu’elle rencontre le musicien et producteur Victor Vagh-Weinmann. Ils se retrouvent autour d’une même curiosité musicale, d’une recherche constante de la nouveauté. Mixer pop, samba, reggae, forro, bossa et hip hop ? Tout est possible pour Flavia, qui veut s’éloigner de la musique sexuelle et misogyne vers laquelle on aurait pu l’enfermer au Brésil. Son premier album, Bossa Muffin (2011), remporte un succès tant critique que public. On aime son audace en studio comme sur scène, son inlassable énergie : "Mon diplôme, ça a été ce disque. On a compris ma sincérité… Je ne suis pas une diva : ma voix, je la mets avant tout au service de la musique", commente Flavia, qui se souvient de ses rêves d’alors : "Grandir, sortir de la société patriarcale brésilienne, savoir dire non. Connaître ce que je possédais". Mission accomplie. Les deux albums suivants, Mundo Meu (2014, avec notamment l’intervention du légendaire batteur Tony Allen) et Sonho Real (2016) reçoivent le même accueil chaleureux. Flavia aime également tisser des liens avec d’autres artistes. Parmi les plus récents, Gaël Faye, qui l’a invitée sur "Ballade brésilienne" en 2018. Flavia remplit un Olympia, tourne partout, de l’Afrique au Canada en passant par l’Europe. À chaque tournée, cette Carioca dans l’âme ramène avec elle des sons, des couleurs, des envies différentes. Ces horizons lointains ont nourri DNA – l’album à la fois le plus personnel et le plus universel de Flavia Coelho. Enregistré entre le Quartier Latin et le Var, les deux studios de Victor Vagh-Weinmann, il brille par son hybridité musicale. Le baile funk y croise la trap et les musiques caribéennes, la cumbia y est réinventée, le hip hop épouse le reggae, l’Orchestre de chambre de Paris passe dans les parages... Le tout porté par une impressionnante volonté pop. "La musique populaire, c’est le peuple, et je suis une femme du peuple", résume Flavia. Ici, elle confirme son engagement viscéral sur des mélodies aussi entraînantes que les rythmiques. "C’est très sud-américain de chanter des choses très sombres sur de la musique festive", rappelle-t-elle. Ainsi, sur Levanta Dai ("Relève-toi"), elle partage sa conscience du monde et, faisant référence au Venezuela comme au Brésil, l’importance qu’elle accorde à l’empathie. Citade Perdida ("Ville perdue") dénonce l’aberration de la corruption de Rio. Ce morceau a nécessité des centaines de prises tant il tenait à cœur de Flavia, qui a directement vécu ces injustices : "Je vomis ce que je vois", chante-t-elle. Libera, lui, évoque le courage qu’il faut pour affronter les déceptions politiques et la détresse économique… Le morceau titre DNA offre une magnifique ode à la tolérance. Pour Flavia qui a longtemps eu l’impression de "n’appartenir à nulle part", d’être trop Blanche, trop Indienne ou trop Noire, il faut accepter les mélanges de notre sang. Avec Billy Django, elle imagine une personne qui pourrait enfin contrer la politique actuelle d’un Brésil schizophrène. Une personne et non un homme ou une femme, souligne-t-elle : comme elle le chante dans Menino Menina ("Garçon Fille"), les libertés du genre et du sexe sont primordiales. La violence envers les homosexuel.le.s ou les trans, Flavia en a été témoin de longues années, dans le milieu où travaillait sa mère comme dans son entourage proche. Nosso Amor ("Notre amour") raconte précisément la difficulté du coming out et encourage ceux qui pourraient avoir du mal à assumer leurs amours, quelles qu’elles soient, au grand jour. L’amour, justement, reste l’un des thèmes de prédilection de Flavia. On l’entend sur Vem Chamegar ("Enlace-moi"), où la poésie éveille autant que les sentiments, No Baile ("Au bal funk"), qui raconte les nuits festives de pères qui n’ont pas oublié d’être des hommes, De novo de novo ("Encore et encore") qui s’interroge sur le concept d’alter ego tandis que Manda a Boa ("Je ne vais pas me venger") revient sur la notion de pardon : "si on se désintoxique des mauvais sentiments, on peut plus facilement être solidaire de l’autre". Cela semble vital en écoutant Página ("La page se tourne"), analysant l’ingratitude ou l’hypocrisie sonnant le glas d’une amitié. Face aux méandres de l’actualité politique brésilienne, la parole de la plus française des chanteuses brésiliennes s’est libérée. Et toujours en portugais, sa langue maternelle. De plus en plus recherchée lorsqu’on sait, rappelle malicieusement Flavia, que Madonna l’emploie sur son dernier disque en date ! Un nouveau chapitre s’ouvre avec DNA. En témoigne aussi la photographie de sa pochette shootée par Youri Lenquette, connu pour avoir tiré le portrait de Kurt Cobain peu avant sa mort. Elle montre une chanteuse souriante, naturelle, soustraite aux retouches, une femme qui se ressemble plus que jamais, tout en parlant à tous. Viva Flavia ! → Vidéo Flavia Coelho DNA → Flavia Coelho, portrait RFI Musique → Eliasse EP Amani Way/ M’a Prod/ Soulbeats Rd Collier de chansons fortes, cet album blues rock est mené de mains de maîtres par Eliasse (chant, guitare, merlin), Jérémy Ortal (basse ; Shaolin Temple Defenders, Martha High) et Fred Girard (batterie ; Sleeppers, Afrobeat Crusaders). Il comprend également un featuring exclusif avec Toure Kunda et le groupe réunionnais de maloya nomade Saodaj'. Eliasse y aborde sous différents angles la situation compliquée de l'archipel, ses maux endémiques et ses drames comme les noyades des candidats aux kwassas, ces embarcations de fortune qu'empruntent les "clandestins". Et ce faisant son "Twara Blues" s'élève contre la fatalité des responsables stipendiés, souhaitant que chacun balaye devant sa porte et espérant un avenir collectif meilleur. → Vidéo Eliasse "Amani Way" → Eliasse, portrait RFI Musique (Rediffusion du 27 octobre 2019).

2 hours of new funk & soul goodies: 01- Black Market Brass - N.B.T. 02- Dr Rubberfunk - Laid Bare 03- Renaldo Domino - Give Up The Love 04- Lucas de Mulder - Ginger Beat 05- Orgone - The Vice Yard 06- Lettuce - Checker Wrecker (feat. Big Tony) 07- Lisa And The Lips - Push 08- Octavepussy - My Profession is Funk (I'm a Funkadelic) 09- Paradise Phantoms - Black & Gold 10- Sin2 - Mellow Hustle (R.I.P. Big Pete) 15- ThrowbaKK - I Like the Way 16- Funky Destination - Heavy Boogie 17- Flevans - Realisation 18- Tower of Power - Let's Celebrate Our Love 19- Aldorande - Summer Body 20- Ania Rusowicz - W dali dom 21- The Heliocentrics - Burning Wooden Ship 22- Cory Henry - Happy Days 23- Ishkero - Triple B 24- Izo FitzRoy - Red Line 25- James Taylor Quartet - Boogie On Through The Night 26- Martha High & The Italian Royal Family - Room at the Top 27- Sal's Greenhouse - All That I Need 28- son of a pitch & dj suspect - Nino Fourrure 29- The Devonns - Tell Me 30- Unifairfly - Rock to the Rhythm 31- The Kevin Fingier Collective - Don't Wanna Cry No More 32- Lego Edit - Afro King (Lego Edit Afrocut)

FSQ selections this week tell a story through song. Martha High's "(Ready to) Face My Future" isn't some old soul stomper, it's a tune from one of 2020's brightest new soul releases. Chuck makes Martha High's inspirational anthem his theme song for this January 29th program. Chuck's "Future" includes "Feeling Free" by Leisure, and putting on Alaskalaska's "Happyface". Chuck exclaims "I'm Doing Fine" via blues man Albert King. But how just how long can he "Hold On" like Little Dragon's new tune of the same name opines. The second hour features the rarest of cuts in special musical tributes to Funkadelic founder Billy Bass Nelson and Japanese jazz fusion sensei Masayoshi Takanaka. The New Music Ferry transports sonic cargo from all over the world including Latino disco from Colombia via Juan Paul Vega and Esteman's "Eso Que Me Das".Catch FSQ with Chuck Da Fonk every Wednesday from 12 Noon - 2 PM EST / 5 - 7 PM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.comFacebook: FSQInstagram: @fsqofficialSoundcloud: FSQOfficialTwitter: @fsqofficial Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wenn eine Sängerin die Sensibilität und Aussagekraft hat seinen Zuhörer emotional zu bewegen, dann sprechen wir von Soul. Ein Gefühl, das nicht mit Spezialeffekten in Studios erzeugt werden kann. Und dafür steht das brandneue Album von Martha High. Es trägt den Titel „Nothing's Going Wrong" und ist auf dem italienischen Label Blind Faith Records erschienen.

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz 89.1 FM Rhythms Radio Show on Radio Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru 89,1 FM Moscow) tracklist: 1. Jitwam - Enchanté 2. Tom and Joyce Hoze - Queixume 3. No Comply feat. Mark Fitzgibbon - 4th Floor Fiesta 4. Gabriele Poso - Black Sand 5. Moses Mayes - Space and Time (Elevation) 6. Werkha - In Sunny G 7. Andres - Waist Deep 8. Ashley Henry - Moving Forward 9. Bosq - The Love 10. Peliroja - Ciudad De Nadie 11. Root Soul (feat. Vanessa Freeman & Mike Patton) - Spirit Of Love 12. Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Where Love Lives 13. Martha High and The Italian Royal Family - A Little Spark 14. Jose James - Better Off Dead 15. J Rawls - Tribute To Da Beatminerz 16. Hiatus Kaiyote - Nakamarra 17. ORF Big Band - Vera's Pad

We're bringing you the newest in funk! 01- Big Al & The Star Treks - Funky Funk 02- Calibro 35 - Stan Lee feat. Illa J 03- Basement Freaks - Charlie's Crib 04- Flevans - Mr Right (feat. Laura Vane) 05- Funkanizer - Down With The Birds [Scour Records Freemix] 06- Moniquea - Who Is That Girl (feat. Kevin Slow Jammin James & XL Middleton) 07- Maya Killtron - Found You 08- Hubert Tas & The Small Circle - Praga 09- Martha High & The Italian Royal Family - A Little Spark 10- Menahan Street Band - Tommy Don't 11- Sharon Jones with E.L. Fields' Gospel Wonders - Key To The Kingdom 12- Cargo Mas - Pick Up (feat Fred Wesley) 13- Stick Cats - Water Treatments 14- The Du-Rites - Cheap Cologne 15- The Soul Immigrants - Sooner or Later 16- The Soul Motivators - Modern Superwoman 17- Col Nolan & The Soul Syndicate - Shades of McSoul

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Como pasa el tiempo. Ya estamos en mayo, y como es habitual al cambiar el mes, cambiamos la sintonia del programa. Todos los Sonidos y Sonados de este mes estaran encabezados por «Red planet» un tema de Chip Wickham. Hoy también son protagonistas Freedonia, Martha High, Mark Ronson feat Mystical, Parliament, Jamiroquai, Thomas Dybdahl, The […]

Julián Maeso es uno de los mejores teclistas del panorama nacional. Especialista en el órgano Hammnod, multiinstrumentista y compositor. Ha tocado con Irma Thomas, Martha High o The New Master Sounds. Autodidacta, soprende por su dominio de estilos (country, jazz, soul, funk) y después de los años junto a The Sunday Drivers, con los que consiguió un notable éxito introduciendo al gran público estilos inéditos en la escena musical de nuestro país, emprendió una carrera en solitario con un principio difícil.Cuando se acabó The Sunday Drivers me llevé un desengaño importante, por la industria musical, entre otras cosas, que prima más el producto que el talento. Me aparté de aquel grupo y de mi ciudad, Toledo, trabajé en un restaurante, intenté trabajar en FNAC colocando discos y no me cogieron. Estaba muy desesperanzado. Pero un día a la desesperada dí con una tienda de música en la que aprendí a restaurar pianos, y esa es una de las cosas más b

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FUNKY PEARLS VOL 667 SPECIAL BIRTHDAY KEITH RODGERS AKA BON ROCK Keith Rodgers was born in Brooklyn, NewYork he was transferred to a school for musically gifted children at the age of seven. Keith was one of the the first rappers to be released on Tommy Boy Records before Tupac or Queen Latifah. Rodgers was a musician and presenter of a rap radio show called "Bon Rock" Live" on the New York station WHBI 105.9.With the likes of " Mr. Magic", "Marly Marl", "The world Famous Supreme Team" and The Roots Man "Earl Chin". In 1981, he recorded a single, "Searching Rap" produced by Ed Pavia under the name Bon Rock. This brought him to the attention of Morali and Belolo, the French producers who had been successful in the late 70s with the Village People, and who were looking for new styles after the decline of disco . Break Machine was the name of a 1980s rap act fronted by Keith Rodgers and produced by Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo, the team behind the "Village People". In 1983, together with the musician Fred Zarr, they released the single" Street Dance", which was an international hit and one of the earliest mainstream breakthroughs for Hip Hop. .. Street Dance peaked at # 3 on the UK singles charts in March 1984 and was the 42nd best-selling single of that year. It hit # 1 in Sweden and Norway. In Germany, it was the 78th best-selling si ngle of 1984. Street Dance's strongest chart performance was in France, where it was # 1 for two weeks, selling over a million copies and becoming the 86th best-selling single of all time according to a list released in 2004 by the Syndicat National de l'Edition Phonographique. The song Street Dance earned Keith a spot in the Guiness book of world records. Street Dance is also credited with starting the Smurf movement which was Europe’s equivalent of Hip Hop.It has been featured in over 35 compilations and numerous Movies & Documentaries chronicling the early years of Hip Hop & Breakdancing. . During that time Keith was asked to be a part of a new act that would include Jalil of the Rap Group "Whodini". He was also asked to join "Smack Music" the legendary house producers who went on to produce "Ten City" and "Adeva"; He and then producer Ken Alper eventually landed on " Easy Street" Records. In 2008 Keith's first album" Bon Rock "the B Boy was re-released in Europe on Boogie Times Records. He has also completed scoring the music for the independent film called "Drama".In 2013 Keith was one of the artists on the "Funkology" album by William Kensington the album consists of Warren G , Kool G Rap, Dilated Peoples., Afrika Bamabaata, Melba Moore , "D" Train, Gwen Mcrae, Oliver Cheatham, & Martha High of "Zapp". Recently Keith has recorded with Hip Hop Legends" T. Ski Valley" and" Fastbreak" of the movies "Beat Street" and "Wild Style". Keith also toured in Lyon France as the opening act for the group " Starpoint" while working with David 'Pic" Conley of the R&B group "Surface" . He is presently recording for Tim Jones of "Love Town" Records based in England

00:00 Senior - Without Me 02:22 Depakote - SpaceRachet 05:30 Co.Fee - Aqua Lung 07:28 Dose - What's Love 10:16 Grey Matter - Play It On The Radio 11:27 longusto - Gotta Rap (What You Know) 13:53 THEESatisfaction - Black Fact 16:57 Frameworks & BluRum 13 - Moonlighting (Danny Drive Thru remix) 22:58 Frameworks & BluRum 13 - Bare 23:15 Martha High & Speedometer - Trouble Man 25:15 Summer Maddness S.A. - Karriem Riggins 28:39 Monty - Nebulosa 30:10 Soothsayers - It's Not Easy 32:20 Reflection Eternal & Shawn Lee - Cairo Beast Mission (Steely Chan's Blender Mash) 34:58 7even Sun - Photons 36:15 7even Sun - Brilliant 38:30 7even Sun - Suntro 39:04 7even Sun - Sunout 40:18 7even Sun - Summer Is Here 41:07 7even Sun - UV 42:42 7even Sun - G-Sun 44:03 7even Sun - Radiance 47:07 7even Sun - Sundance 47:57 7even Sun - Wishing On The Sun 48:48 Chrome Canyon - Beginnings 51:55 Two Fingers - Stripe Rhythm 54:08 Two Fingers - Defender Rhythm 55:01 ESKMO - Eskmo - Lifeline 57:01 Om Unit - Side Le Singe 59:09 Om Unit - Traum 1:03:11 Thank You Machine - Four Corners (feat. Jyager & Jehst) 1:10:17 Grey Matter - Half Asleep 1:11:05 Falty DL - Straight & Arrow 1:14:05 Karriem Riggins - 12's In 8 1:16:05 Depakote - TROMATRAPS 1:17:14 John Talabot - Destiny (Bullion Remix) 1:18:45 Mykus ft Fruit Shoes - Electric Fizz 1:20:40 Pixelord - Freeze The Star (XLII Remix)