Podcasts about Soul Makossa

Cameroonian musician and composer Manu Dibango passed away on March 24, 2020 at his home in France, an early victim of Covid 19. This episode is a tribute to the exceptional man who, by chance, as he says, gave us the famous Soul Makossa, a tune that opened the Disco era. In this episode of Afropop Worldwide, Georges Collinet goes back in time to recollect his friendship with his fellow Cameroonian. He explores the many ways their lives paralleled and intersected after they were sent to France by their parents for an education. This musical journey is enhanced by the wisdom and sonorous laughter of Manu Dibango and by the mesmerizing music culled from over 200 records that Manu produced over a 60 year career. We'll sample some Maxi Voom Voom - as Georges Collinet on the Voice Of America was known - and have a taste of Andouillette and Suya in Yaoundé, Cameroon. And we'll finally know how to correctly say "Ma Ma Ko, Ma Massa, Ma Ma Makossa." This episode is definitely a multi-sensory delight! APWW #814

Soul Makossa war das erste Lied vom afrikanischen Kontinent das Platz 1 der US-Charts erreichte, das war 1972. Deshalb geht es in dieser Folge auch um das Verhältnis der einzelnen Teile in dieser Welt zueinander. Welche Muster bestimmen da unser Denken? Im Podcast dabei ist das Kollektiv Decolonize Theology, es wurde 2020 an der Uni Hamburg gegründet, damals waren alle noch Studis, inzwischen sind einige im wissenschaftlichen oder kirchlichen Bereich tätig.  Es lohnt sich mit Theologien von überall zu beschäftigen, ich finde in vielen ist die revolutionäre Kraft des Glaubens viel erlebbarer, als in deutscher Theologie, die manchmal sehr verwaltet und vorsichtig daher kommt – so Musik von woanders, die irgendwie neu und anders ist uns begeistert und den Horizont erweitert – kann das vielleicht auch die Theologie von dort schaffen. Wichtig ist aber hier ein Austausch auf Augenhöhe – dafür hat Manu Dibango in der Musik gekämpft. Manu Dibango stand in der Musik für Begegnung und Austausch, er war dafür, dass viele Musikstile kombiniert werden können, wenn respektvoll und auf Augenhöhe miteinander umgegangen wird. Dadurch entsteht bei Manu Dibangos Musik eine ganz besondere Form von guter Laune. Was er jedoch nicht wollte war, dass sich die westliche mächtige Musikindustrie einfach bei ihm und anderen Musiker*innen bedienen, ohne für die künstlerische Leistung zu bezahlen. So sorgte er dafür, dass Michael Jackson und Rhianna ordentlich bezahlten – um welche Songs es da geht hört ihr im Podcast oder seht es schon vorher in meiner Spotify Playlist. Musa Dube und Manu Dibango treten für Gleichheit aller Menschen ein und dafür, dass alte Machtstrukturen nicht immer weiter Menschen ausbeuten und krank machen. Manchmal wird das Denken von Menschen außerhalb von Europa von uns gar nicht wahrgenommen, weil wir uns für schlauer halten. In den Lehrplänen tauchen dann vor allem weiße tote Männer auf – und um da etwas frischen Wind reinzubringen reden wir im Podcast über Musa Dube. Musa Dubes Anleitungen zum Umgang mit biblischenTexten kreisen immer um die Frage, wer hat die Kontrolle über das Land und die Ressourcen. Für die Wissenschaftlerin muss aus dem Umgang mit den Texten eine konkrete Veränderung der Lebensverhältnisse erwachsen. Ihr Ziel ist es einen Weg zu finden die vorhandenen Beziehungen zwischen Völkern, Geschlechtern, Nationen und Wirtschaftsformen in befreiender Weise zu gestalten.  Über diesen Link kommt ihr zu vielen ihrer Texte einige sogar auf deutsch: https://ub-bw.academia.edu/MusaWDube Zum Text aus Gedanke 2 geht es hier lang: https://www.academia.edu/36858485/Markus_5_21_43_in_vier_Lektüren_Narrative_Analyse_postcolonial_criticism_feministische_Exegese_HIV_AIDS_pdf Foto: © Stanislas Fonlupt Homepage: https://7tage1song.de Playlist Podcast und Song: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/20KHRuuW0YqS7ZyHUdlKO4?si=b6ea0b237af041ec Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7tage1song/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/7tage1song/ Kontakt: post@7tage1song.de Link zum Song: https://songwhip.com/manu-dibango/soul-makossa Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M5tOXTC0lM8RVycUBQnjy?si=idKC-CFaRp2ZD992gvWvsQ

Everybody Dance! Remixed Dance Classics: Gwen McCrae “Funky Sensation” (MAW Mix) The Trammps “The Night The Lights Went Out” (Black Science NY Story Part 1) Manu Dibango “Soul Makossa” (Johnick Mix) Sister Sledge “We Are Family” (Marley's The System “You Are In My System” (Tee's Freeze Mix) Spinners “I'll Be Around” (Simp-House Mix) Sister Sledge “Thinking Of You” (Ramp Mix) Slave “Just A Touch Of Love” (MAW Mix) The Manhattan Transfer “ Twilight Zone / Twilight Tone” (Nevco Rascal Mix) Herbie Mann “Hi-Jack” (Johnick Mix) A Brand New Me: Aretha Franklin With The Royal Philharmonic: "Think" "Don't Play That Song (You Lied)" "I Say a Little Prayer" "Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)" "Brand New Me" "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" "Angel" "Border Song (Holy Moses)" "Let It Be" "People Get Ready" "Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)" "You're All I Need to Get By" "Son of a Preacher Man" "Respect" Escuchar audio

Fouk – “Heavy On The Beacon” (Original Mix) Kenny Summit – “Neck Meat” (Shoalin Sampler) [Good For You Records] Shovel & The Latin Hooligans – “Soul Makossa” [Defected] Massimo – “Yes Lord” (Original Mix) Louie Vega – “Latin Drums” (Roots Mix) [Vega Records] Mr V – “Da Pump” [Defected] MadameX – “So Sweet” (Silence Pass […] The post Soul Sonic Sessions 13th May 2022 appeared first on SSRadio.

New episode of the Queen Venerator podcast out now. On this episode, we discuss the album “Soul Makossa” by the Lafayette Afro Rock Band, the history of the band, Manu Dibango, breakbeat sampling, and N'Sync… somehow.

C'est l'histoire d'un tube inventé par Manu Dibango et ses potes dans un petit local d'un quartier de Douala, devant une ribambelle de gamins hilares, un beau jour de 1972. Avec Soul Makossa, Manu Dibango a créé un son, panaché de soul, de funk, de guitare wah-wah, de percussions et de rythmes africains !

Andy Williams - Theme From "Love Story" (12" Version) (1979) Normally, I have a deep disdain for old show business icons trying to ride the ol' disco train, but Andy Williams gives it all in this updated version of his big hit from 1972. Jeesh, say what you want about the guy, but on this, he BRINGS it. I believe this is the "short" version. The long version is 10 minutes. After doing this show for almost 6 years, Andy Williams has become one of my favorite vocalists.  Ann Peebles - Come to Mama (1975) Bob Seger covered this on his break-thru album Night Moves. I like this version much more. Al Green's producer produced this as well. Discerning ears will hear it right away.  Freddie Garrity and the New Dreamers - I'm Telling You Now (1976) Freddie and the Dreamers were an English beat band that had some hits between May 1963 and November 1965. The band's stage act was enlivened by the comic antics of the 5-foot-3-inch-tall Freddie Garrity, who would bounce around the stage with arms and legs flying. This album was about 10 years after their heyday. I can only imagine in 1976, arms and legs flying to keep the blunt from burning the studio rug. IYKWIM.  Freddie and the Dreamers - Tin Pan Alley (1978)  Charlie Dore - Fear Of Flying (1979) Charlie Dore had a fair-to-middling hit with "Pilot of the Airwaves" in 1979. I think they were grooming her to be a sort of Ricki Lee Jones. Hey, George Harrison sang one of her songs!!  Chicago - Street Player (12" Version) (1978) Look at that Donnie Dacus laughing in the middle of the shot. He seems so happy. They were already planning on kicking him to the curb. Of course, it made not one fricking bit of difference in the end. Wikipedia: His work in the starring role of Woof in Hair, with Annie Golden, Treat Williams, Beverly D'Angelo, John Savage was directed by Academy Award winner Miloš Forman. Hair was nominated for two Golden Globe Awards. The movie opened the Cannes Film Festival in 1979. Dacus' debut with Chicago followed the death of founding member Terry Kath. The first album Dacus appeared on (Hot Streets) went to No. 12 and platinum. Dacus also was in the lineup for Chicago 13. After the 1979 tour in support of Chicago 13, Dacus was released from the band without an announcement. Someone didn't put into the cocaine kitty.  In 1982, Dacus joined Badfinger.  Danny Livingstone - Rudy, A Message To You (1967) Dion - Daddy Rollin' (1968) B-side of "Abraham, Martin, and John". Trailer for the film Dr. Frankenstein on Campus (1970)  Eli Culbertson - I Need Your Love Tonight (1974) I thought this was a good example of an Elvis impersonation before Elvis died. But at the time, the artist insisted it was not an impersonation.  Eli Culbertson - Boogie Queen (1974) George Harrison - Fear Of Flying (1979) George Harrison - Lay His Head (1987) The Beach Boys - Here Comes The Night (12" Version) (1978) Jack Lee - Come Back And Stay (1976) Jack Lee also wrote "Hangin' on the Telephone".  Little Richard   Hurry Sundown (1967) Mars Bonfire - Born To Be Wild (1968)  Moby Grape - Never (1968) Niela Miller - Baby, Please Don't Go to Town (1961) John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer (1966) Polaroid Swinger Commercial (1965) Barry Manilow on vocals. Renaldo & The Loaf - Ow! Stew The Red Shoe (1981) Terri Gibbs - Same Old Mop (1975) Terri Gibbs had a big hit with "Somebody's Knocking". This single predated that one by 6 years.  Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa (1971) Wikipedia: "Soul Makossa" is a song released as a single in 1972 by Cameroon saxophonist and songwriter Manu Dibango. It was originally recorded as the B-side for "Hymne de la 8e Coupe d'Afrique des Nations", a song celebrating the Cameroon national football team's accession to the quarterfinals of the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament, as well as Cameroon's hosting the games for the first time; the lyrics were written by Cameroonian poet and musicologist S.M. Eno Belinga. Except for some words in English, it was written in Duala, a native dialect continuum from Cameroon.  In 1972, David Mancuso found a copy in a Brooklyn West Indian record store and often played it at his parties at The Loft. The response was so positive that the few copies of "Soul Makossa" in New York City were quickly purchased. The song was subsequently played heavily by Frankie Crocker, who deejayed at WBLS, then New York's most popular black radio station. Since the original release was so obscure, at least 23 groups quickly released cover versions to capitalize on the demand for the record. Later in 1972, American-based Atlantic Records licensed the original Manu Dibango version from French record label Fiesta, and released it as a single. The single peaked at number 35 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1973; Dibango's original version of the song and a cover by Afrique was on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart at the same time. The song also became an international hit leading to even more cover versions by various groups around the world.  The song is probably best known for the chanted vocal refrain "ma-ma-ko, ma-ma-sa, ma-ko ma-ko-sa", which was adapted and used in songs by many prominent artists such as Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" from his album Thriller (1982). The refrain is a play on the word makossa, Dibango's main music genre. Roy Hawkins - The Thrill Is Gone (1951) No, B.B. King did not write this tune, but he certainly made it famous. I thought you might like to hear the original.  Tony Orlando & Dawn - Happy Man (1976)

Grab your coffee and saxophones, because we're headed to Cameroon to explore the life, career, and impact of the original makossa man, Manu Dibango! We talk soccer, oppressive governments, Michael Jackson, and "mama-say mama-sa"-related income, all live from the airport.

Grab your coffee and saxophones, because we're headed to Cameroon to explore the life, career, and impact of the original makossa man, Manu Dibango! We talk soccer, oppressive governments, Michael Jackson, and "mama-say mama-sa"-related income, all live from the airport.

Caleb Clark and Star Gunn discuss 2000s R&B star Keyshia Cole and Cameroonian jazz funk saxophonist Manu Dibango. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caleb-clark6/support

PortraitCette semaine, Jeanne Lacaille brosse le portrait de l’artiste afghane Kubra Khademi, qui lutte pour le droit des femmes avec ses œuvres et ses performances subversives. Kubra Khademi est née en 1989 dans la province de Ghor, en Afghanistan, alors en guerre et soumise à la tyrannie des talibans, une situation où les femmes sont interdites de tout. Mais Kubra Khademi n’accepte pas sa condition, et refuse un mariage forcé pour aller étudier les Beaux-Arts à Kaboul puis à Lahore au Pakistan où elle réalise ses premières performances. Après une performance controversée vu comme une insulte à l’islam en 2015, Kubra Khademi est en danger de mort. Elle s’exile alors au Pakistan, puis à Paris, où elle réside aujourd’hui, soutenue par l’”Atelier des artistes en exil”. Aujourd’hui, elle continue à lutter à travers son art, et actuellement dans une exposition personnelle à la galerie Eric Mouchet à Paris jusqu’au 3 avril. On peut y retrouver une déesse qui défèque, ou une femme qui fait cuire un pénis géant en guise de méchoui, qui détourne l’image populaire du berger afghan.Musikactu : Manu DibangoUn an après sa mort, Bintou Simporé rend hommage à Manu Dibango, avec la rediffusion du classico “New Bell” de 1972, un titre sorti dans la période “Soul Makossa” mais pourtant très différent de ce dernier. Manu nous présente ce morceau exceptionnel, enregistré à deux pianos et délicieusement funky.L’œuvre de Manu Dibango sera en outre mise à l’honneur par la sortie prochaine du documentaire “Tonton Manu” de Patrick Puzenat et Thierry Dechilly qui ont accompagné Manu de 2013 et 2018 sur trois continents : Europe Amérique du Nord et Afrique, et par la réédition d’un disque aujourd’hui introuvable, “Afrovision”, qui paraîtra en édition limitée 7 mai chez Diggers Factory.D’ici et d’ailleurs Bintou Simporé reçoit Jennifer Padjemi, journaliste indépendante spécialiste des questions de société, créatrice du podcast “Miroir Miroir" sur les représentations du corps et de l'apparence et autrice de “Féminismes et Pop Culture”. Elle nous parle de son parcours et de son ouvrage, qui retrace l’évolution des féminismes dans la pop culture au cours de la décennie 2010. Des concepts comme l’afro-féminisme, le genre, l'intersectionnalité, ou le body-positivisme y sont analysés et décortiqués via leur utilisation dans la musique, dans les clips, dans les séries ou encore par les pop stars. MessageLe jeune photographe Herman Kambala nous appelle de Kinshasa. Il nous parle de sa série de photos “Kinshasa by night”, qui montre une ville où la vie nocturne est riche et festive, surtout quand tombe la pluie ! Vous pouvez découvrir quelques-unes de ces photos ci-dessous.Cette série de photos est à retrouver dans la revue OFF TO, lancée par Liz Gomis, dont le deuxième numéro est dédiée à la capitale, avec articles, portraits d'activistes, photos et visuels du Kinshasa d’hier, d’aujourd’hui et de demain. De VisuJeff Lasson, qui anime avec son compère Aurel les dimanches soir sur Nova dans l’émission Get a... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Le 24 mars 2020, Manu Dibango disparaissait à l’âge de 86 ans, emporté par le Covid-19. Le célèbre saxophoniste camerounais, à l’œuvre colossale, est entré dans la légende de la musique avec Soul Makossa. Mais ce tube planétaire n’est que le baobab qui cache la forêt d’une carrière foisonnante à travers le monde. L’album Afrovision, enregistré en 1976, confirme sa force créatrice. Il est réédité en vinyle à l’occasion du premier anniversaire de la mort de la star africaine.

Hey Beautiful people. So if you locked in live and joined me on this transition thankyou. Don't worry if you missed it as here it is for your aural pleasure. Pleas note the words used in this Musical Documentary are taken from From the article written by Aaron Gonsher NYC Times. My tribute was turning this into a podcast. No credit needed for me here just pulled it together as a tribute show and a few tracks across the Loft Timeline . On Valentine's Day in 1970, David Mancuso hosted a private party called Love Saves the Day in his loft at 647 Broadway in New York, a few blocks north of Houston Street. He was an audio obsessive with a voracious appetite for spiritual sounds and a profound sense of community, and the event was an opportunity to bring together friends in a setting unfettered by commercial demands, or the restrictions of their outside lives. Tracklisting Chuck Mangione featuring Esther Satterfield, ‘Land of Make Believe' (A&M, 1973) Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin, ‘Missa Luba' (Philips, 1958) Andwella, ‘Hold On to Your Mind' (Reflection, 1970) Nina Simone, ‘Here Comes the Sun' (RCA/Victor, 1971) War, ‘City, Country, City' (United Artists, 1972) Manu Dibango, ‘Soul Makossa' (Fiesta/Atlantic, 1972) MFSB, ‘Love Is the Message' (Philadelphia International, 1973) Blackbyrds, ‘Walking in Rhythm' (Fantasy, 1975) Ashford & Simpson, ‘Stay Free' (Warner Bros., 1979) Steve Miller Band, ‘Macho City (Long Version)' (Capitol, 1981) Code 718, ‘Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix)' (Strictly Rhythm, 1992) Karma, ‘High Priestess' (Groove Attack Productions, 1995) I hope you enjoy the journey. Dedicated to those that know x

Da lunedì 8 a venerdì 12 febbraio 2021 Dopo una recente serie di trasmissioni dedicate a Fela Kuti, Birdland propone stavolta questo sentito omaggio a Manu Dibango, alfiere pure lui dell'afro-jazz scomparso nel marzo 2020 a causa del Covid.Nato nel 1933, il sassofonista, compositore e bandleader di origine camerunese ha segnato un'epoca con quella sua musica inaudita che catturò le passioni di molti occidentali. Un incontro di rara energia tra funk, jazz e ritmi tradizionali della sua Africa che il maestro costruì in Francia, dove si stabilì nel 1949 inizialmente per completare i suoi studi medio-superiori.La musica divenne ben presto il suo principale interesse: il suo album Saxy Party del 1969 e poco dopo il superhit Soul Makossa (1972) furono l'inizio di una strepitosa carriera. Marcello Lorrai ci aiuta a ripercorrerla.

Da lunedì 8 a venerdì 12 febbraio 2021 Dopo una recente serie di trasmissioni dedicate a Fela Kuti, Birdland propone stavolta questo sentito omaggio a Manu Dibango, alfiere pure lui dell'afro-jazz scomparso nel marzo 2020 a causa del Covid.Nato nel 1933, il sassofonista, compositore e bandleader di origine camerunese ha segnato un'epoca con quella sua musica inaudita che catturò le passioni di molti occidentali. Un incontro di rara energia tra funk, jazz e ritmi tradizionali della sua Africa che il maestro costruì in Francia, dove si stabilì nel 1949 inizialmente per completare i suoi studi medio-superiori.La musica divenne ben presto il suo principale interesse: il suo album Saxy Party del 1969 e poco dopo il superhit Soul Makossa (1972) furono l'inizio di una strepitosa carriera. Marcello Lorrai ci aiuta a ripercorrerla.

Da lunedì 8 a venerdì 12 febbraio 2021 Dopo una recente serie di trasmissioni dedicate a Fela Kuti, Birdland propone stavolta questo sentito omaggio a Manu Dibango, alfiere pure lui dell'afro-jazz scomparso nel marzo 2020 a causa del Covid.Nato nel 1933, il sassofonista, compositore e bandleader di origine camerunese ha segnato un'epoca con quella sua musica inaudita che catturò le passioni di molti occidentali. Un incontro di rara energia tra funk, jazz e ritmi tradizionali della sua Africa che il maestro costruì in Francia, dove si stabilì nel 1949 inizialmente per completare i suoi studi medio-superiori.La musica divenne ben presto il suo principale interesse: il suo album Saxy Party del 1969 e poco dopo il superhit Soul Makossa (1972) furono l'inizio di una strepitosa carriera. Marcello Lorrai ci aiuta a ripercorrerla.

Sintonía: "From Congo" - Manu Dibango "Dikalo (Salt Pop Corn) (1997 Remix)" - "Big Blow" - "Wakafrica" - "Soul Machine" - "Je veux étre noir" - "Hot Chicken" - "Sunday Morning" - "Wouri" - "Soul Makossa" - "Senga Abélé" Escuchar audio

Da lunedì 8 a venerdì 12 febbraio 2021 Dopo una recente serie di trasmissioni dedicate a Fela Kuti, Birdland propone stavolta questo sentito omaggio a Manu Dibango, alfiere pure lui dell'afro-jazz scomparso nel marzo 2020 a causa del Covid.Nato nel 1933, il sassofonista, compositore e bandleader di origine camerunese ha segnato un'epoca con quella sua musica inaudita che catturò le passioni di molti occidentali. Un incontro di rara energia tra funk, jazz e ritmi tradizionali della sua Africa che il maestro costruì in Francia, dove si stabilì nel 1949 inizialmente per completare i suoi studi medio-superiori.La musica divenne ben presto il suo principale interesse: il suo album Saxy Party del 1969 e poco dopo il superhit Soul Makossa (1972) furono l'inizio di una strepitosa carriera. Marcello Lorrai ci aiuta a ripercorrerla.

Episode 012: Hour Hands at Twelve O'Clock01 Stevie Wonder - Look Around (US 1971) Covered in what sounds like an electric harpsichord, this beautiful and contemplative tune by Stevie from his often overlooked 1971 album Where I'm From simultaneously addresses the ills of the world while reminding us that the world itself is an illusion.   Wonder would continued to pepper his 70's classic albums with psychedelic touches here and there, but one may argue that he came the closest to a true psych-out with this one.02 Allen Touissant - Southern Nights (US 1975) Ultra-classic tune from a New Orleans legend that would eventually be covered by Glen Campbell into  a massive chart topper.  Touissant's original features the infamous Leslie cabinet speaker effect on this voice, at once giving it a psychedelic edge not too often heard on soul songs from the era.  This combined with the languid nature of the track and lyrics filled with vivid southern imagery make it a bonafide psych-soul staple.03 Cymande - Changes (UK 1974) This UK band created some of the most unique and celebrated funk music of the time.  Combining elements from their rastafarian faith along with a distinct socially conscious soul sound, they would go on to release three albums during their prime, all of which are stellar.  This gorgeous mellow number is a bit somber, but nonetheless shows their power at creating a deep and contemplative ballad that grooves.04 Manu Dibango - Hibiscus (Camaroon 1972) Taken from his breakthrough album Soul Makossa that features many a dancefloor scorcher, saxophonist Manu Dibango also shows a deeper side to his sound filled with wah-wah guitars and a bass propelled groove.  Something in Manu's playing and the overall syrupy vibe of the track makes me wonder if they were drinking from the same THC filled stew Fela concocted.  Nonetheless, Manu and co are able to communicate a heady space without a single word. 05 William S. Fischer - Patience is a Virtue (US 1970) Fischer wastes no time getting this one going with a list of women whom he'd like to communicate his simple yet effective chorus to.  This wonderful riff based groover is taken from his 1970 debut Circles which is filled with electronic and psychedelic soul experiments.  Fischer went on to release three obscure albums in 1972 that are all worth seeking out.06 Ike White - I Remember George (US 1976) We end this episode with a true journey.  Singer Ike White released his sole album in 1976 while in the midst of serving a murder sentence at San Quentin.  The album is a stunning long lost classic - and while that is an accolade often thrown around, it is never more fitting that in the case of this LP.  This track goes through multiple movements - beginning with the sounds of inner space before launching into a mellow introduction that culminates with an uplifting middle section that nods to Stevie Wonder.  Wonder would also provide the liner notes to the album, lending even more folklore of the origins of the album.  After a campaign to overturn his case, White was eventually was released from prison in 1979.

Tous les dimanches, de 9h à 13h, Néo Géo Nova vous invite à vivre de nouvelles immersions dominicales au sein de l'actualité culturelle et sociale de la planète. Un tour de la sono mondiale en 240 minutes, présenté par Bintou Simporé et le Worldcrew de Nova.Au programme : portrait du jour, nouveautés musicales, revue culturelle d'ici et d'ailleurs, bons plans, sessions live et Worldmix, sans oublier les invités, musiciens, écrivains et autres acteurs et créatrices culturels de notre « Tout-Monde ».Le Portrait avec Jeanne Lacaille Depuis le décès d’Adama Traoré en 2016, la vie d’Assa Traoré a pris un sens nouveau, une vie pourtant déjà bien remplie entre son métier d’éducatrice en prévention spécialisée dans une fondation de protection de l’enfance et sa vie de maman... sauf que les doutes qui planent quant à la responsabilité des forces de l’ordre dans la mort de son frère l’empêchent de pardonner, de trouver la paix, la poussant désormais à ne plus quitter ce fameux tee-shirt noir sur lequel on peut lire “JUSTICE POUR ADAMA, PAS DE JUSTICE PAS DE PAIX”.Pour ce dernier portrait de l’année 2020, Jeanne Lacaille revient sur l’une des figures qui aura marqué durablement les esprits en portant son combat par-delà nos frontières, jusqu’à être nommée« Gardienne de l’année 2020 » par le magazine Time. Musikactu avec David Bola Les morceaux de Noël ont su, depuis leur création, apporter du réconfort en période de fin d’année. C’est le cas de « Christmas Will Really be Christmas » de Lou Rawls, aujourd’hui réinterprété par le groupe texan Black Pumas, en version studio, mais aussi - et c’est une exclusivité Nova- en version acoustique, simplement habillée de la guitare d’Adrian Quesada et de la voix soulful de Eric Burton. Exit 2020, tournons-nous maintenant vers l’avenir avec un autre tandem, filial cette fois-ci. C’est Femi Kuti et Made Kuti qui dévoilent un coffret double-disque « Legacy + » attendu pour l’aube de 2021. Deux long-formats (« Stop the hate » de Femi Kuti et « For(e)ward » de Made Kuti) chargés de messages protestataires, qui viennent s’ajouter à l’impressionnant héritage discographique de la famille Kuti. Worldmix En mars dernier, Judah Roger avait préparé un « Papa Groove mix » en hommage à Manu Dibango, en direct des confins du confinement. La musique de Manu, c'est grâce à Michael Jackson que Judah Roger la découvre, car il a pompé les beats du grand Manu sur son morceau « Wanna be startin' somethin' ».Lorsque Judah Roger retrouve le titre original «Soul Makossa », il découvre l'étendue du talent de Manu Dibango, ce qu'il a essayé de transmettre dans ce worldmix en piochant dans sa musique des années 1970, 1980.Le mix commence avec l'intro de Wema Africa, un live tiré du festival Francofolies de la Rochelle, en 1988.La playlist du Worldmix Manu Dibango - Wema AfricaManu Dibango - Soul SisterManu Dibango - Groovy FluteManu Dibango - Reggae MakossaManu Dibango - Walking to WazaManu Dibango - Choc n SoulManu Dibango - Oriental SunsetManu Dibango - Ambiance TropicaManu Dibango - The PantherManu Dibango - Big BlowVous avez un message... avec David Walters Connection avec Marseille. Au bout du fil, David Walters pose le bilan d’une année compliquée -... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

El programa lo dedicamos por entero al camerunés Manu Dibango. Podemos decir que Manu Dibango fue uno de los primeros africanos en conseguir éxito a nivel mundial gracias a su tema “Soul Makossa”. Y es que Manu difundió por todo el planeta los ritmos africanos mucho antes de la implantación de la world music. En sus más de 60 años de carrera musical, Manu Dibango supo construir puentes entre la música africana, el afrobeat, el jazz y la música actual. Además, el artista siempre mostró interés por causas como la lucha contra el hambre en el mundo, el cambio climático y la libertad de expresión. En el 2004 fue nombrado Artista para la Paz por la UNESCO.

"MUSIQUE ! - Comment sont nés vos tubes préférés ?" NOUVEAU PODCAST CHAQUE MERCREDI A 18H SUR SOUNDCLOUD 1ère émission inédite post-confinement La liste des chansons racontées puis diffusées : "La java bleue", Fréhel, 1939 "Soul Makossa", Manu Dibango, 1972 "Un enfant de toi", Phil Barney, 1987 "Le temps des cathédrales", Notre-Dame-de-Paris, 1998 "Numb", Linkin Park, 2002 + "La mer", Damien Lauretta, 2020 + "Mon alliée (The best in me)", Tom Leeb, 2020 + "Physical", Dua Lipa, 2020 (elle est britannique pas américaine) Extraits chansons également diffusés dans l'émission : "La java bleue", Patrick Bruel, 2002 "Wanna be starting something", Michael Jackson, 1982 "Don't stop the music", Rihanna, 2007 "Un enfant de toi", Phil Barney et Marlène Duval, 2002 "Le chat du café des artistes", Bruno Pelletier, 2019 "Numb/Encore", Linkin Park/Jay-Z, 2002 (mashup) "Physical", Olivia Newton-John, 1981 Réécoutez vos tubes préférés et découvrez-les sous un autre jour ! Toutes les émissions ici: soundcloud.com/yann-fadigas/sets/musique-comment-sont-nes-vos Concept: Animée par Yann FADIGAS, "MUSIQUE !" raconte dans chaque numéro la naissance des grands tubes français et internationaux des années 60 à 2010 à travers des histoires. L'émission commence par les anecdotes puis la diffusion d'une chanson des années 60 puis 70, 80, 90, 2000 et 2010 pour finir par des chansons récentes datant de la décennie actuelle. Le tout montre l'évolution musicale de ces cinquante dernières années ! IMPORTANT: Je ne touche aucun droits d'auteur sur ces chansons. Les droits reviennent intégralement aux auteurs/compositeurs/interprètes. Diffusion: Mercredi 10h-11h sur RDL (103.5 dans le Centre Alsace) ou sur le direct du site : rdl68.fr www.vestaradio.net/playerhttps/tre…t.php?radio=271 Tous droits réservés

Als Manu Dibango 1972 den Song „Soul Makossa” für den Fußball-Afrika-Cup komponierte, ahnte er wohl nicht, dass er damit aus dem Nichts heraus die amerikanischen Hitlisten erklimmen würde - als erster afrikanischer Musiker überhaupt. Für den Saxophonisten, Pianisten und Sänger aus Kamerun, der sich zeitlebens für die Belange seines Kontinents und den kulturellen Austausch einsetzte, war der Song die Eintrittskarte in die internationale Musikwelt. Im März verstarb Manu Dibango an den Folgen einer Infektion mit dem Coronavirus im Alter von 86 Jahren in seiner Wahlheimat Paris.

Als Manu Dibango 1972 den Song „Soul Makossa” für den Fußball-Afrika-Cup komponierte, ahnte er wohl nicht, dass er damit aus dem Nichts heraus die amerikanischen Hitlisten erklimmen würde - als erster afrikanischer Musiker überhaupt. Für den Saxophonisten, Pianisten und Sänger aus Kamerun, der sich zeitlebens für die Belange seines Kontinents und den kulturellen Austausch einsetzte, war der Song die Eintrittskarte in die internationale Musikwelt. Im März verstarb Manu Dibango an den Folgen einer Infektion mit dem Coronavirus im Alter von 86 Jahren in seiner Wahlheimat Paris.

Le métier, l’écriture et la révélation sont les thèmes de ce deuxième épisode du portrait de «La Bande Passante» de Manu Dibango. C’est avec «Soul Makossa» qu’il va être révélé au monde entier, son père pensera à l’époque que Manu bégaye ! Manu Dibango qui sera le premier à faire un tube disco !  À lire aussi la biographie de Manu Dibango.

Episode Description:  Join us as we travel the coasts of Cameroon and pay a visit to Manu Dibango and “Soul Makossa”. Michael Jackson would later steal the famous hook, “ma-ma-se, ma-ma-sa, ma-ma-ko-sa” for his hit Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’, and even go on to give permission he that wasn’t his to give for Rihanna’s hit “Don’t Stop the Music”. We’ll discuss all that and along the way connect the dots to The Fugees, The Outsidaz, Eminem, D12, Quincy Jones and his daughters. What we geek out over in this episode: Manu Dibango, Coming to America, Makossa, crate digging, Ms. Fat Booty, Sing alongs with Mitch, David Mancuso and The Loft, The Fugees, Cowboyts, Pace Won, Rah Digga, The Outsidaz, offending Tupac, Famous Irish bands, Enya, Latoya Jackson, Rebbie Jackson, Eminem and D12, story time with Boo Kapone. Bonus Material: The story of the that time Tupac and The King of Pop threw down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Néo Géo vous invite à vivre de nouvelles immersions dominicales dans l'actualité culturelle et sociale de la planète, un tour de la sono mondiale en 120 minutes, de 10h à 12h chaque dimanche matin, présenté par Bintou Simporé et le worldcrew de Nova. Au programme : portrait du jour, nouveautés musicales, revue culturelle d'ici et d'ailleurs, correspondants du bout du monde, classiques de la sono mondiale (le Classico), sessions live et worldmix sans oublier les invités, musiciens, écrivains et autres acteurs et créatrices culturels de notre "Tout Monde". Le portrait de Clémentine SpilerJeanne Barseghian est la nouvelle maire de la ville de Strasbourg, élue le weekend passé parmi les maires écolos de cette vague verte dont on a dit qu'elle a déferlé sur la France... Discrète, constante, droite dans ses bottes, elle a créé la surprise et promet un programme écolo et solidaire. Le Live : Urban Village dans le Salon de Musique de Néo Géo. Le 6 octobre dernier, ce groupe sud-africain composé de quatre membres autodidactes, était dans le Salon de Musique de Néo Géo, à l'occasion de leur premier concert en France, au Café de la Danse. Ils ont notamment interprété leur single Izivunguvungu, qui signifie Tempête de vie en zoulou. Le clip est sorti début juin sur le label No Format, et vient d'être remixé par le DJ Chloé, Remix disponible sur toutes les plateformes. Ce morceau s'inspire d'un style de musique traditionnelle zoulou, l'isicathamiya, chant des travailleurs migrants zoulous. Le directeur de No Format, Laurent Bizot, nous en dit également quelques mots. Pour réécouter le live d'Urban Village, c'est parici. Le Papa Groove Mix de Judah Roger Hommage à Manu Dibango, le Papa Groove mix de Judah Roger en direct des confins du confinement. La musique de Manu, c'est grâce à Michael Jackson que Judah Roger la découvre, car il a pompé les béats du grand Manu sur son morceau Wanna be startin' somethin'. Lorsque Judah Roger retrouve le titre original Soul Makossa, il découvre l'étendue détalent de Manu Dibango, ce qu'il transmet dans ce Worldmi en piochant dans sa musique des années 1970, 1980. Le mix commence avec l'intro de Wema Africa, un live tiré du festival Francofolies de La Rochelle, en 1988.Pour réécouter le Papa Groove Mix de Judah Roger, c'est par ici. Le Live de Maria Mazzotta dans le Salon de Musique de Néo GéoMaria Mazzotta, artiste italienne des Pouilles, a longtemps collaboré avec l'ensemble Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino, un groupe phare des Pouilles. Elle était dans le Salon de Musique de Néo Géo, pour présenter son dernier album solo Amore Amaro, sorti le 10 janvier sur le label Agualoca Records, condensé de chansons populaires, de folklores méditerranéens, et de compositions originales, avec l'accordéoniste et pianiste malgache Bruno Galeone. Le disque se nourrit de pizzica, genre traditionnel du Salento, et évoque tous les sentiments liés à l'amour. ​​​​​​​Nu me lassare est une douloureuse balade amoureuse, et s'adresse à tous ceux qui ne sont plus là, tandis que la chanson titre Amoreamaro vise à guérir un monde malade. Pour réécouter le live de Maria Mazzotta, c'est parici. D'Ici et D'ailleurs, la... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Lyd the SBW listens to Soul Makossa. Soul Makossa and its musical children exemplify the call-and-response nature of music. Black American music has its roots in west Africa. Enslaved Africans brought their musical traditions with them as they were sold across the Americas creating rhythms and music that would give birth to gospel, blues jazz, samba, rhumba, soul, funk, rock, r&b, pop, reggae, soca, bachata, merengue, house, hip-hop and innumerable sub-genres, including, makossa, a style of funk-dance music from Cameroon. Little tidbit, kossa means "I dance" in Duala. Song Credits in order of appearance:ZombieZombieFela Kuti1977NigeriaSoul MakossaB-side of Hymne de la 8e Coupe d'Afrique des NationsManu DiBango1972CameroonWanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ThrillerMichael Jackson1982Quincy Jones, Michael JacksonUSADon’t Stop the MusicGood Girl Gone BadRihanna2007Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Tor Erik Hermansen, Mikkel S. Eriksen, Tawanna DabneyUSALift Every Voice and SingJames Welden Johnson (lyrics) and John Rosamond Johnson (music)Poem written by James in 1900 and set to music by his brother John in 1905Déjà Vu(B’Day, 2006)Homecoming2019Beyoncé Knowles, Rodney Jerkins, Delisha Thomas, Makeba Riddick, Keli Nicole Price, Shawn CarterUSALINKS:Homecoming samples playlistA Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookEmail:  spacetimemusicpodcast@gmail.comThe SpaceTimeMusic theme is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.

​Cameroonian musician and composer Manu Dibango passed away on March 24 at his home in France, an early victim of Covid 19. “My Friend Manu” is a tribute to the exceptional man who, by chance, as he says, gave us the famous Soul Makossa, a tune that opened the Disco era. In this episode of Afropop Worldwide, Georges Collinet goes back in time to recollect his friendship with his fellow Cameroonian. He explores the many ways their lives paralleled and intersected after they were sent to France by their parents for an education. This musical journey is enhanced by the wisdom and sonorous laughter of Manu Dibango and by the mesmerizing music culled from over 200 records that Manu produced over a 60 year career. In “My Friend Manu” you will not only sample some Maxi Voom Voom, as Georges Collinet’s show on the Voice Of America was called, but also have a taste of Andouillette and Suya in Yaoundé, Cameroon. And you will finally know how to correctly say Ma Ma Ko, Ma Massa, Ma Ma Makossa. “My Friend Manu” is definitely a multi-sensory delight! Photos by Pierre René-Worms​, used with permission.

Jacob Groening – “Macaco” (Original Mix) Willie Colon, Mon Rivera, Captain Planet – “Ya Llego” (Captain Planet Remix) [Vega Records] Shovel & The LaTin Hooligans – “Soul Makossa” (Original Mix) [Defected] Third World – “Try Jah Love” [White label] The Trammps – “Can We Come Together” (Joey Negro Philly Dub Excursion) [ZD Records] Sweetepower – […] The post Soul Sonic Sessions 21st May 2020 appeared first on SSRadio.

Chaque jour sur Nova, Marie Bonnisseau fait dessiner à vos enfants vos plus belles pochettes de disques. Et pendant qu'ils colorient sans (presque) déborder, on leur raconte ce qui se cache derrière ces pochettes cultes. Et qui pourrait aussi intéresser les adultes... Aujourd'hui : Soul Makossa de Manu Dibango.

Rhyme and Treason Domination, Here comes the shelter in place edition. DJ Gower broadcasts his vocals via skype from Sacto and we continue to dominate. Hip Hop, Punk, Jazz, acoustic jams, reggae, DJ and ska, we bring it all on this one. A shitload of talking as me and Gower yearn to drink and bbq in a back yard as we make this (the whole point of the poscast). We are gonna make this show a whole lot more often via skype So get ready listeners. Stay safe and corona free my friends. We are trapped in our houses and can only go to the store or any essential business. Crazy times we are living in enjoy. Thanks For listening, MATADOR Artist include: Mix Master Mike, John Prine (RIP), Guttermouth, Bad Religion, Amelie Soundtrack, NOFX, No use for a name, The Rolling Stones, 21 pilots, Less than Jake, Soul Makossa, Fred the Godson (RIP), Gogol Bordello,Dave Mathews, the Diplomats and many more.  

Sesión de Green In Jazz a modo de modesto homenaje hacia todos aquellos músicos de jazz que nos han dejado hasta la fecha víctimas de la pandemia de Covi19. Wallace Roney decía que siempre tocaba con el corazón, discípulo protegido de Miles Davis y principal continuador de su estilo, fue uno de los más importantes trompetistas del jazz norteamericano a finales del siglo XX. Otro de los nombres ilustres que nos han dejado tras una semana hospitalizado en París es el legendario saxofonista camerunés Manu Dibango. Su canción Soul Makossa, se convirtió en uno de los primeros éxitos reconocidos mundialmente de la música africana. Dibango, de 86 años, ejerció siempre como difusor global de los ritmos africanos, colaborando con artistas de diferentes géneros y países de todo el mundo. Maikel Longo, pianista regular de Dizzy Gillespie en los años 60 y dueño de una respetada carrera como líder de numerosas formaciones. Otro de los nombres desaparecidos por la pandemia, como en España, el brillante saxofonista argentino Marcelo Peralta, uno de los grandes nombres de la escena madrileña, falleció el 10 de marzo, también por coronavirus. Igualmente le hemos dicho adiós a Ellis Marsalis, maestro y patriarca del jazz en Nueva Orleans. Educador, pianista y compositor Ellis Marsalis a ha dejado a consecuencia de una neumonía provocada por el Covid-19. Ellis Marsalis tenía 85 años. Quizá más conocido por ser patriarca de uno de los linajes familiares más populares de la historia del jazz, que por su propia obra musical. A lo largo de su carrera docente fue mentor y padrino musical de algunos de los máximos exponentes del jazz salidos de Nueva Orleans. Aparte, por supuesto, sus alumnos más importantes serían cuatro de sus seis hijos, que acabaron dedicándose profesionalmente a la música: por un lado, el destacable percusionista Jason Marsalis y el trombonista y productor Delfeayo Marsalis; por otro, dos de los nombres más importantes del jazz norteamericano en las últimas décadas: el trompetista Wynton Marsalis y el saxofonista Branford Marsalis. Tocó a presidentes y con importantes figuras de la música como Paul McCartney o Frank Sinatra, Backy Pizarrelli, miembro del Salón de la Fama de Nueva Jersey, falleció en su residencia de ese mismo estado tras haber sido diagnosticado con COVID-19. Mentor para tantos y tantos guitarristas de jazz, tanto profesionales como amateur, Bucky Pizzarelli trabajó en importantes piezas musicales para grandes figuras. Tracklist (por orden de aparición): 1. Wallace Roney - In her family 2. Wallace Roney – I Will Always Love You 3. Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa 4. Michael Longo - The Last Tango in Paris 5. Marcelo Peralta – All of me 6. Ellis marsalis - Never let me go 7. Ellis y Bradford Marsalis – Stela by Starling 8. Bucky Pizzarrelli – The way you look tonight 9. Bucky Pizzarelli y Stephane Grappelli – Blues 10. Bucky pizzarelli - Breakfast at Tiffany's / Dreamsville

Vu sur Maman Africa : Hommage à Manu…(50) Manu Dibango, saxophoniste et musicien de légende, un des pères de la Worldmusique et auteur de l’incontournable Soul Makossa, nous a quitté la semaine dernière à l’âge de 86 ans, terrassé par le corona virus. Maman Africa lui consacre une émission de 2 heures… quelques extraits d’interviews et quelques uns de ses titres les plus […] Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

En plus de 50 ans de carrière mouvementée, Manu Dibango a fait bien plus que ce hit planétaire. Pulsations vous propose un survol en musique de la biographie du saxophoniste camerounais.

Battistrada della musica africana moderna, antesignano della world music, Manu Dibango aveva cominciato con il jazz, che è poi sempre rimasto il suo grande amore. Mandato dai genitori a proseguire i suoi studi in Europa, Dibango era sbarcato sedicenne a Marsiglia nel '49: la scoperta del jazz, che negli anni cinquanta in Francia con personaggi come Sidney Bechet - uno degli eroi di Dibango - era popolarissimo, aveva portato Manu a imparare a suonare il sax. Tra i brani con cui, ad una settimana dalla scomparsa, gli rendiamo omaggio, ascoltiamo Petite Fleur, grande successo di Bechet riletto da Dibango nel 2007 in un album dedicato al pioniere del jazz di New Orleans, e Electric Africa, dall'omonimo album di Dibango, in cui il musicista camerunese è in compagnia fra gli altri di Herbie Hancock e Bill Laswell: oltre naturalmente a Soul Makossa.

Battistrada della musica africana moderna, antesignano della world music, Manu Dibango aveva cominciato con il jazz, che è poi sempre rimasto il suo grande amore. Mandato dai genitori a proseguire i suoi studi in Europa, Dibango era sbarcato sedicenne a Marsiglia nel '49: la scoperta del jazz, che negli anni cinquanta in Francia con personaggi come Sidney Bechet - uno degli eroi di Dibango - era popolarissimo, aveva portato Manu a imparare a suonare il sax. Tra i brani con cui, ad una settimana dalla scomparsa, gli rendiamo omaggio, ascoltiamo Petite Fleur, grande successo di Bechet riletto da Dibango nel 2007 in un album dedicato al pioniere del jazz di New Orleans, e Electric Africa, dall'omonimo album di Dibango, in cui il musicista camerunese è in compagnia fra gli altri di Herbie Hancock e Bill Laswell: oltre naturalmente a Soul Makossa.

Battistrada della musica africana moderna, antesignano della world music, Manu Dibango aveva cominciato con il jazz, che è poi sempre rimasto il suo grande amore. Mandato dai genitori a proseguire i suoi studi in Europa, Dibango era sbarcato sedicenne a Marsiglia nel '49: la scoperta del jazz, che negli anni cinquanta in Francia con personaggi come Sidney Bechet - uno degli eroi di Dibango - era popolarissimo, aveva portato Manu a imparare a suonare il sax. Tra i brani con cui, ad una settimana dalla scomparsa, gli rendiamo omaggio, ascoltiamo Petite Fleur, grande successo di Bechet riletto da Dibango nel 2007 in un album dedicato al pioniere del jazz di New Orleans, e Electric Africa, dall'omonimo album di Dibango, in cui il musicista camerunese è in compagnia fra gli altri di Herbie Hancock e Bill Laswell: oltre naturalmente a Soul Makossa.

ep 170 I migliori pensieri con minimix. Apre la selezione la nuovissima produzione di dj Gruff per evocare e stimolare i migliori pensieri. 1500 lire è già pronta, e non è la sola a campionare Hank Crowford, e TAAC scatta il minimix visto che è un campione che ci siamo già sentiti qui a Snippet. E poi ancora minimix dedicati ad altri celebri sample : Apache, Superstition, Soul Makossa.

ep 170 I migliori pensieri con minimix. Apre la selezione la nuovissima produzione di dj Gruff per evocare e stimolare i migliori pensieri. 1500 lire è già pronta, e non è la sola a campionare Hank Crowford, e TAAC scatta il minimix visto che è un campione che ci siamo già sentiti qui a Snippet. E poi ancora minimix dedicati ad altri celebri sample : Apache, Superstition, Soul Makossa.

We're saying goodbye this week, to one of the greatest Manu Dibango, whom we lost last week to Covid-19. There are also some new music from Gad Records and couple more. 01- Gramine - Hajda Troja Blues 02- James Taylor Quartet - Whos Gonna Break The News 03- Arp Life - Bump 04- Lemon City Trio - Dither 05- Piotr Hertel - Słońce I 06- The Allergies - Rile 'Em Up (feat. Andy Cooper & Marietta Smith) 07- Jerzy Milian - Lauf zur Kasse 08- The Mighty Mocambos - Supertrada (extended) 09- Manu Dibango - Super Kumba 10- Manu Dibango - Black Beauty 11- Manu Dibango - Afro-Soul 12- Manu Dibango - Wa-Wa 13- Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa 14- Manu Dibango - The Panther 15- Manu Dibango - Qui est fou de qui 16- Manu Dibango - Motapo 17- Manu Dibango - Out of Score 18- Manu Dibango - Aloko Party

ep 170 I migliori pensieri con minimix. Apre la selezione la nuovissima produzione di dj Gruff per evocare e stimolare i migliori pensieri. 1500 lire è già pronta, e non è la sola a campionare Hank Crowford, e TAAC scatta il minimix visto che è un campione che ci siamo già sentiti qui a Snippet. E poi ancora minimix dedicati ad altri celebri sample : Apache, Superstition, Soul Makossa.

Une lettre inquiète, Soul Makossa, de précieux conseils d'éducation, de la musique pendant la sieste au 130 rue Noisy le sec, la rate d'un bateau, des îles, et "Météore", deuxième volet de Baron Samedi.

Mardi 24 mars sa famille l'a annoncé, avec des mots que l'artiste aurait pu utiliser : Chers amis, chers fans, une voix s'élève au lointain…Manu Dibango, notre musicien Camerounais et Sartois préféré, est parti à l'age de 86 ans des suites du Corona Virus…Manu, l'homme qui a inventé le groove avec Soul Makossa, que Michael Jackson a importé dans le monde entier, Manu, cet éternel débonnaire, comme l'était Louis Armstrong, adoré des émissions de radio et de télévision pour sa chaleur au micro, Manu n'est plus...

Radio Nova revisite ses propres classiques : les raretés de tout bord qui rythment notre antenne, de la soul-funk au hip-hop en passant par les musiques afro-latines et la pop. Aujourd'hui : « Soul Makossa » de Manu Dibango.Nova Classic célèbre la mémoire d'un fidèle compagnon de route de la radio : Manu Dibango. Le musicien fêtait ses 60 ans de carrière en octobre dernier au Grand Rex à Paris. On revenait alors sur l’histoire de son plus grand hit, Soul Makossa. Un titre enregistré par le chef d'orchestre et saxophoniste camerounais en 1972 pour la 8ème édition de la C.A.N, la coupe d’Afrique des nations qui se déroule cette année-là au Cameroun à Yaoundé. Il compose l’hymne et en face b, puisqu'il en faut une, ce makossa. Footballistiquement parlant, le Cameroun perd face au Congo et le disque n’a donc pas le succès escompté… Sauf que ce disque voyage... Avant de devenir un succès en Afrique et en Europe, c’est à New-York dans le Loft d’un certain David Mancuso, que l’on danse sur le Soul Makossa de Manu. Un succès tel que le patron d’Atlantic records traversera l'Atlantique pour ramener le musicien aux Etats-Unis pour qu’il se produisent aux côtés des plus grands artistes de Soul music sur la scène du mythique Apollo à Harlem.« Soul Makossa », titre emblématique de l’afro funk sera moult fois copié, de Michael à Rihanna. Sur Nova, on l'écoute aussi en version reggae puisqu’il a aussi enregistré en Jamaïque. Des vies musicales qu’il a traversées avec talent, sourire vissé aux lèvres. Tu nous manques déjà.Visuel © Getty Images / ullstein bild See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

durée : 00:07:35 - Dans la playlist de France Inter - par : Jean-Baptiste AUDIBERT, Thierry Dupin, Muriel Perez, Julien Deflisque - Matthieu Conquet rend hommage au saxophoniste et chanteur disparu hier. Depuis "Répondez-nous Seigneur" en 1963 jusqu'au récent Safari Symphonique, son célèbre "Soul Makossa" n'aura jamais quitté les platines, pillé par Michael Jackson et Rihanna entre autres.

En Música de Contrabando (23,05h) viajamos hacia las estrellas con Juan Antonio Ross Ross, que nos presenta su nuevo disco, "Interstellar"para el sello Rock Indiana. El saxofonista y compositor camerunés Manu Dibango ha fallecido a los 86 años 9. Dibango será siempre recordado por su éxito de 1972 ‘Soul Makossa’, sampleado decenas de veces por artistas de toda índole, más popularmente por Michael Jackson en su éxito de 1982 ‘Wanna Be Startin’ Something’, el que abría ‘Thriller’; también nos ha dejado Gabi Delgado, miembro fundador de la banda alemana de electropunk D.A.F. ( Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft). El título de Varry Brava es todo un guiño al "Please don't go" de KC & The Sunshine Band, una canción que ha quedado para siempre en la cultura del pop romántico, y el video lo han hecho con las grabaciones y fotos que enviaron los fans durante los primeros días de confinamiento ante el llamamiento de la banda, alcanzando en menos de 3 días las 10.000 visitas en Youtube. U.S. Girls. Se retrasa a junio la salida del nuevo disco de Hinds, "The Prettiest Curse", que también han tenido que reubicar las fechas de su nueva gira mundial. MALVA estrena este viernes, 27 de marzo, su tercer single, 'Ártico'. Imposible no teletransportarse con Los Marañones y sus canciones de viajes, no sucumbir a su encanto intemporal.

In another dispatch from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer speak about Soul Makossa, Sandra Bernhard and Stephen Sondheim.

Words taken from From the article written by Aaron Gonsher of the NYC Times. My tribute was turning this into a podcast. I've vocalised some of my comments. No credit needed for me here just pulled it together as a tribute show. On Valentine's Day in 1970, David Mancuso hosted a private party called Love Saves the Day in his loft at 647 Broadway in New York, a few blocks north of Houston Street. He was an audio obsessive with a voracious appetite for spiritual sounds and a profound sense of community, and the event was an opportunity to bring together friends in a setting unfettered by commercial demands, or the restrictions of their outside lives. Tracks Chuck Mangione featuring Esther Satterfield, ‘Land of Make Believe' (A&M, 1973) Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin, ‘Missa Luba' (Philips, 1958) Andwella, ‘Hold On to Your Mind' (Reflection, 1970) Nina Simone, ‘Here Comes the Sun' (RCA/Victor, 1971) War, ‘City, Country, City' (United Artists, 1972) Manu Dibango, ‘Soul Makossa' (Fiesta/Atlantic, 1972) MFSB, ‘Love Is the Message' (Philadelphia International, 1973) Blackbyrds, ‘Walking in Rhythm' (Fantasy, 1975) Ashford & Simpson, ‘Stay Free' (Warner Bros., 1979) Steve Miller Band, ‘Macho City (Long Version)' (Capitol, 1981) Code 718, ‘Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix)' (Strictly Rhythm, 1992) Karma, ‘High Priestess' (Groove Attack Productions, 1995) I hope you enjoy the journey. Dedicated to those that know x

Words taken from From the article written by Aaron Gonsher of the NYC Times. My tribute was turning this into a podcast. I've vocalised some of my comments. No credit needed for me here just pulled it together as a tribute show. On Valentine's Day in 1970, David Mancuso hosted a private party called Love Saves the Day in his loft at 647 Broadway in New York, a few blocks north of Houston Street. He was an audio obsessive with a voracious appetite for spiritual sounds and a profound sense of community, and the event was an opportunity to bring together friends in a setting unfettered by commercial demands, or the restrictions of their outside lives. Tracks Chuck Mangione featuring Esther Satterfield, ‘Land of Make Believe' (A&M, 1973) Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin, ‘Missa Luba' (Philips, 1958) Andwella, ‘Hold On to Your Mind' (Reflection, 1970) Nina Simone, ‘Here Comes the Sun' (RCA/Victor, 1971) War, ‘City, Country, City' (United Artists, 1972) Manu Dibango, ‘Soul Makossa' (Fiesta/Atlantic, 1972) MFSB, ‘Love Is the Message' (Philadelphia International, 1973) Blackbyrds, ‘Walking in Rhythm' (Fantasy, 1975) Ashford & Simpson, ‘Stay Free' (Warner Bros., 1979) Steve Miller Band, ‘Macho City (Long Version)' (Capitol, 1981) Code 718, ‘Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix)' (Strictly Rhythm, 1992) Karma, ‘High Priestess' (Groove Attack Productions, 1995) I hope you enjoy the journey. Dedicated to those that know x

Ep. 179- Special Guest Pete From the Treplife and Game Gurus Podcasts Joins the Coupon Queen Pin and I Songs We Are Reviewing Music Video 1: Careless Whisper - George Micheal Music Video 2: Soul Makossa 2.0 - Manu Dibango Pete Pick: Music Video 3: Shallow - Lady Gaga Spotify PlayList Search: Shower or Karaoke?!  iTunes Search: Shower or Karaoke!?  Pete's Links: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treplife/id1470797340 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treplife/id1470797340 Coupon Queen Pin Information: https://Gadgitgyrl001.wixsites.com/couponqueenpin Instagram @gadgitprincess001 Twitter: CouponQueenPin Email shondy001@couponqueenpin.com www.Anchor.fm/cqpmoments Facebook: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Instagram: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Tumblr: everythingwithange Reddit: u/everythingwithange Website: www.everythingwithange.com Podcast: anchor.fm/everythingwithange Youtube: A Little Bit Of Everything With Me! Podcast Leave a voice Message: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/message Song: MBB - Feel Good (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/wIDKJeLXO5Q --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/support

TWERK - Dirty LYRICS01. Act UpCity Girls02. Pass The CourvoisierBusta Rhymes03. Let Me Clear My ThroatDJ Kool04. Girls Have FunTyga05. Dont Stop Get it Get itUncle Luke06. FadeKanye West07. Big Bank Ft. 2 ChainzYG08. TasteTyga09. Do What It DoOG Maco10. Planet RockAfrika Bambaataa11. Oye Mi Canto Ft. Nina SkyNORE12. Mia Ft. DrakeBad Bunny13. TambourineEve14. Like I Love You Ft. ClipseJustin Timberlake15. StrongerKanye West16. El TaxiPitbull17. Spring BreakTWRK18. Yeah Ft. LudacrisUsher19. Soul MakossaYolanda Be Cool20. Mo BounceIggy Azalea21. GasolinaDaddy Yankee22. Not My TempoEtc Etc23. Papi TranquiloJSTJR24. F What You HeardQuintino25. MachikaJ BalvinListen to More viawww.djrapmarz.com

Il 12 dicembre scorso, giorno del suo compleanno, Manu Dibango ha festeggiato a Parigi, con tre ore di spettacolo a Le Palace, i suoi ottantacinque anni e sessant'anni di carriera: la festa continua e arriva anche in Italia, domenica 24 marzo, nella serata di chiusura di Bergamo Jazz. Musiche dal mondo rende omaggio a Manu con qualche brano che ci ricorda alcuni momenti importanti della sua vita e della sua carriera: la nascita e l'infanzia a Douala, in Camerun, la passione per il jazz nella Francia del secondo dopoguerra, l'incontro nel '60 con il grande musicista congolese Joseph Kabasele, la collaborazione con Nino Ferrer, e nel '72 l'exploit planetario di Soul Makossa, con cui Dibango diventa una star internazionale, uno dei primi musicisti africani (assieme a Miriam Makeba e a Fela Kuti) a farsi conoscere a livello mondiale e uno dei battistrada della world music.

Il 12 dicembre scorso, giorno del suo compleanno, Manu Dibango ha festeggiato a Parigi, con tre ore di spettacolo a Le Palace, i suoi ottantacinque anni e sessant'anni di carriera: la festa continua e arriva anche in Italia, domenica 24 marzo, nella serata di chiusura di Bergamo Jazz. Musiche dal mondo rende omaggio a Manu con qualche brano che ci ricorda alcuni momenti importanti della sua vita e della sua carriera: la nascita e l'infanzia a Douala, in Camerun, la passione per il jazz nella Francia del secondo dopoguerra, l'incontro nel '60 con il grande musicista congolese Joseph Kabasele, la collaborazione con Nino Ferrer, e nel '72 l'exploit planetario di Soul Makossa, con cui Dibango diventa una star internazionale, uno dei primi musicisti africani (assieme a Miriam Makeba e a Fela Kuti) a farsi conoscere a livello mondiale e uno dei battistrada della world music.

Il 12 dicembre scorso, giorno del suo compleanno, Manu Dibango ha festeggiato a Parigi, con tre ore di spettacolo a Le Palace, i suoi ottantacinque anni e sessant'anni di carriera: la festa continua e arriva anche in Italia, domenica 24 marzo, nella serata di chiusura di Bergamo Jazz. Musiche dal mondo rende omaggio a Manu con qualche brano che ci ricorda alcuni momenti importanti della sua vita e della sua carriera: la nascita e l'infanzia a Douala, in Camerun, la passione per il jazz nella Francia del secondo dopoguerra, l'incontro nel '60 con il grande musicista congolese Joseph Kabasele, la collaborazione con Nino Ferrer, e nel '72 l'exploit planetario di Soul Makossa, con cui Dibango diventa una star internazionale, uno dei primi musicisti africani (assieme a Miriam Makeba e a Fela Kuti) a farsi conoscere a livello mondiale e uno dei battistrada della world music.

Africa Borne in Us:An Examination and Celebration of Black HistoryMusic by Soul Makossa , Ray Charles and Kendrick Lamar 

Tuesday's3:00 PM - 4:00PM ESTMixes from different genres and decades by XTD.bombshellradio.com1.Shack Up by Banbarra2.Different Strokes by Syl Johnson3.Thin Lizzy byJohnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed4.Listen to Me by Baby Huey5.Catch A Groove by Juice6.Jam On The Groove by Ralph McDonald7.Take me to the Mardi Gras by Bob James8.Soul Makossa b yManu Dibango9.Hihache by Afro Lafayette Rock Band10.Think (About It) (single version) by Lyn Collins11.Razor Blade by Little Royal12.Brother Green by Roy Ayers Ubiquity13.The Champ by The Mohawks14.Melting Pot (album version) by Booker T & The Mg's15.The Mexican by Babe Ruth16.Daisy Lady by 7th Wonder17.Trans - Europe Express by Kraftwerk

Hátalarinn lítur inn í útgáfuhóf hjá kvæðamannafélaginu Iðunni 24.maí 2018. Þar heyrist í Rósu Þorsteinsdóttur, Báru Grímsdóttur, Pétri Húna Björnssyni, Steindóri Anderseon og Hilmari Erni Hilmarssyni. Arnljótur Sigurðsson kemur svo í heimsókn með skemmtilegt lag. Lag sem hefur verið á vinsældalistum í mismunandi útgáfum á sama tíma.

Hátalarinn lítur inn í útgáfuhóf hjá kvæðamannafélaginu Iðunni 24.maí 2018. Þar heyrist í Rósu Þorsteinsdóttur, Báru Grímsdóttur, Pétri Húna Björnssyni, Steindóri Anderseon og Hilmari Erni Hilmarssyni. Arnljótur Sigurðsson kemur svo í heimsókn með skemmtilegt lag. Lag sem hefur verið á vinsældalistum í mismunandi útgáfum á sama tíma.

Tunes from 1972 ======================= Pat Prilly, Les Mysteres Du Cosmos, Moog Expressions Kraan, Kraan Arabia, Kraan Schizo, Paraphrenia Praecox, Schizo ! The Bear Brothers, Bondiago, Red Shoe Trucken / Bondiago Osmonds, Crazy Horses, Crazy Horses Giorgio Moroder, The Future Is Past, Schlagermoroder Akido, Wajo (Come and Dance), Akido Sebastiao Tapajos & Pedro Dos Santos, Munganga, Vol.1 Brazil By Music, Wave, Fly Cruzeiro Marcos Valle, Revolucao Organica, Vento Sul Vulcans, Star Trek, Star Trek Elias Rahbani, Dance of Maria, Mosaic Of The Orient (Näi, Buzuk & Guitar) Dolores Vargas "La Terremoto", ¡A La Pelota!, Acid Rumba The Jimmy Castor Bunch, It's Just Begun, It's Just Begun Manu Dibango, Soul Makossa, Soul Makossa Daniela Casa, Spiralys, America Giovane N. 2 Joel V.D.B, Eco Cosmico, L'Immagine Del Suono Nektar, Journey To The Centre Of The Eye, Journey To The Centre Of The Eye John Keating, The Unknown Planet, Space Experience Stringtronics, Hunted, Mindbender Koichi Oki, Light My Fire, Yamaha Superstar! Franco Bixio, With Bare Fists, A Pugni Nudi (Original Sound Track Album) Jean-Claude Vannier, L'Enfant Assassin Des Mouches, L'Enfant Assassin Des Mouches Algarnas Tradgard, Rings Of Saturn, Framtiden Är Ett Svävande Skepp, Förankrat I Forntiden New Hope, GodOfAllOfUs, GodOfAllOfUs Roy Ayers Ubiquity, He's A Superstar, He's Coming The Nite-Liters, K-Jee, The Northern Soul Story Vol. 2: The Golden Torch South African Combo, Orgiastic Ritual, Orgiastic Ritual Bruno Nicolai, Risolutiva, Espressioni Deuter, Sattwa, Aum The Taj-Mahal Travellers, The Taj-Mahal Travelers Between 7:03~7:15P.M., July 15, 1972

puntata nr. 61..La protagonista è Soul Makossa, composta e registrata da Manu Dibango nel 1972. C'è chi campiona il beat, come Jay Z, Nairobi, Awesome 3, c'è chi si ispira alle lyrics come Micheal Jackson e Will Smith....Buon ascolto!..afro beat/ hip hop/ pop

puntata nr. 61..La protagonista è Soul Makossa, composta e registrata da Manu Dibango nel 1972. C’è chi campiona il beat, come Jay Z, Nairobi, Awesome 3, c’è chi si ispira alle lyrics come Micheal Jackson e Will Smith....Buon ascolto!..afro beat/ hip hop/ pop

puntata nr. 61..La protagonista è Soul Makossa, composta e registrata da Manu Dibango nel 1972. C’è chi campiona il beat, come Jay Z, Nairobi, Awesome 3, c’è chi si ispira alle lyrics come Micheal Jackson e Will Smith....Buon ascolto!..afro beat/ hip hop/ pop

Another mix from the archives, I present to you part 3 of the season finale from Club Soda 8: Tricoro. This is one of my favorite mixes I've made. Containing full of Tribal-Circuit Top40 Mainstream tracks, you can never go wrong with shakin' your hips to this rhythm. This mix runs at a constant 130 BPM. "Holding On" by Disclosure f./ Gregory Porter "Soul Makossa" by Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP "Everybody Dance Now (Original Mix)" by Hoxton Whores "What Makes Your Heartbeat Faster (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Defibrillator Mix)" by Barry Harris "Something Better (Alyson Calagna Remix)" by Audien f./ Lady Antebellum "House On Fire (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix)" by Ryan Cabrera "Body Pop (Ranny and Paulo Agulhari Cha Cha Dub)" by Ranny f./ Jipsta "Shake It Off (Ranny's Sunset Mix)" by Taylor Swift "Worth It (Ranny's Peak Hour Mix)" by Fifth Harmony "Cool For The Summer (Ranny's Big Room Mix)" by Demi Lovato "7/11 (Tracy Young's Smack It In The Air Reconstruction Mix)" by Beyoncé "On My Mind, But It's Okay (Barry Harris ADHD Mix)" by Ellie Goulding and Whitney Houston "Vogue (Barry Harris Rebel Heart Remix)" by Madonna

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ROB WU – Autumn warmer 2015 Coati Mundi – “Me no Pop I” Montana Orchestra, Goody Goody – “It Looks Like Love” (Original) John Davis, The Monster Orchestra – “Up jumped the Devil” (John Morales M & M Mix) Ramsay & Co – “Love Call” (Harveys_Mix) Soul Makossa – “Soul Makossa” Lucy Hawkins – “Gotta […] The post House Party Crew Melbourne presents 6th Nov 2015 appeared first on SSRadio.

Disco is a genre of music that was popular in the 1970s, though it has since enjoyed brief resurgences including the present day.[10] The term is derived from discothèque (French for "library of phonograph records", but subsequently used as proper name for nightclubs in Paris[11]). Its initial audiences were club-goers from the African American, GLBTQ,[nb 1] Italian American, Latino, and psychedelic communities in New York City and Philadelphia during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Disco also was a reaction against both the domination of rock music and the stigmatization of dance music by the counterculture during this period. Women embraced disco as well, and the music eventually expanded to several other popular groups of the time.[12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] In what is considered a forerunner to disco-style clubs, New York City DJ David Mancuso opened The Loft, a members-only private dance club set in his own home, in February 1970.[20][21] AllMusic claims some have argued that Isaac Hayes and Barry White were playing what would be called disco music as early as 1971. According to the music guide, there is disagreement as to what the first disco song was. Claims have been made for Manu Dibango's "Soul Makossa" (1972), Jerry Butler's "One Night Affair" (1972), the O'Jays' "Love Train" (1972, #1 hit), the Hues Corporation's "Rock the Boat" (1973), and George McCrae's "Rock Your Baby" (1974).[6][22] The first article about disco was written in September 1973 by Vince Aletti for Rolling Stone magazine.[23] In 1974 New York City's WPIX-FM premiered the first disco radio show.[21] Musical influences include funk, Latin, psychedelic and soul music. The disco sound has soaring, often reverberated vocals over a steady "four-on-the-floor" beat, an eighth note (quaver) or 16th note (semi-quaver) hi-hat pattern with an open hi-hat on the off-beat, and a prominent, syncopated electric bass line sometimes consisting of octaves. The Fender Jazz Bass is often associated with disco bass lines, because the instrument itself has a very prominent "voice" in the musical mix. In most disco tracks, strings, horns, electric pianos, and electric guitars create a lush background sound. Orchestral instruments such as the flute are often used for solo melodies, and lead guitar is less frequently used in disco than in rock. Many disco songs employ the use of electronic instruments such as synthesizers. Well-known late 1970s disco performers included ABBA, Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, The Trammps, Van McCoy, Gloria Gaynor, The Village People, Chic, and The Jacksons—the latter of whom first dipped their toes into disco as The Jackson 5. Summer would become the first well-known and most popular disco artist—eventually having the title "The Queen of Disco" bestowed upon her by various critics—and would also play a part in pioneering the electronic sound that later became a prominent element of disco. While performers and singers garnered the lion's share of public attention, producers working behind the scenes played an equal, if not more important role in disco, since they often wrote the songs and created the innovative sounds and production techniques that were part of the "disco sound."[24] Many non-disco artists recorded disco songs at the height of disco's popularity, and films such as Saturday Night Fever and Thank God It's Friday contributed to disco's rise in mainstream popularity. Disco was the last mass popular music movement that was driven by the baby boom generation.[25] Disco music was a worldwide phenomenon, but its popularity declined in the United States in the late 1970s. On July 12, 1979, an anti-disco protest in Chicago called "Disco Demolition Night" had shown that an angry backlash against disco and its culture had emerged in the United States. In the subsequent months and years, many musical acts associated with disco struggled to get airplay on the radio. A few artists still managed to score disco hits in the early 1980s, but the term "disco" became unfashionable in the new decade and was eventually replaced by "dance music", "dance pop", and other identifiers. Although the production techniques have changed, many successful acts since the 1970s have retained the basic disco beat and mentality, and dance clubs have remained popular.[22] A disco revival was seen in 2013, as disco-styled songs by artists like Daft Punk (with Nile Rodgers), Justin Timberlake, Breakbot, Bruno Mars and Robin Thicke filled the pop charts in the UK and the US.[10][26] FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER @DJTOUCHTONE LIKE MY PAGE ON FACEBOOK: DJ TOUCH TONE GOOGLE+ ME: TOUCH TONE MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL: TOUCHTONEREMIXES EMAIL ME FOR GIGS: INFO@DJTOUCHTONE.ORG CALL FOR BOOKINGS: (516) 855-7349

Kharrington Fairweather's "Billie Jean House Hotness", Soul Makossa, G' Sparks feat. Dacosta, Louie Vega! A mix of African and Latin Rhythms, Deep and Soulful House. Join me on this journey.

NEW FOR DECEMBER 15, 2010 We're all alright . . . Last Stand - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 148 1. Surrender - Cheap Trick Buy From iTunes 2. Moment Of Surrender - U2 Buy From iTunes 3. Sweet Surrender (live) - Sarah McLachlan Buy From iTunes 4. No Surrender - Bruce Springsteen Buy From iTunes 5. Sweet Surrender - Bread Buy From iTunes 6. A Condemned Man - Elvis Costello 7. Bluebird (live) - Buffalo Springfield Buy From iTunes 8. Statesboro Blues (live) - The Allman Brothers Band Buy From iTunes* 9. Mr. Tambourine Man (live) - Roger McGuinn Buy From iTunes 10. Meeting (Garden of Geda) / Sound Out the Galleon - Jon Anderson Buy From iTunes 11. Start Of The Breakdown (live) - Tears For Fears Buy From iTunes* 12. Soul Makossa (live) - The Urbations 13. Black Napkins - Frank Zappa Buy From iTunes* 14. Dead Girls Of London - L. Shankar Buy From iTunes* 15. Revolution (live acoustic) - John Lennon Buy From iTunes* 16. A Few Bongs (By Any Means vs Santa & Rudolph) - James Wiora The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. Never went down without a fight . . . Accept No Substitute

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