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Soul…This is our Vinyl Frontier, A Frontier that acts like a portal powered by our music that in this year will evolve into factions less recognisable to the early 80s Man of Soul! Or Fly Girls of original Hip Hoppers Jazz dance or club soul. Warning this Journey will be served Undiluted, Curated in my own signature Unorthodox Style! Presented Unscripted & narrated in Freestyle drawing live from my own memories in the hope to satisfy yours… Sucker DJs Shazam at the ready… Welcome back to the Star-Date 1987 this weeks conclusion to this seasons Episodic event as I Master prepare to take control of your Mind Body & Soul one Beautiful original record at a time… Seamlessly spliced to make music with music, Enjoy. Soul A:M Records all rights reserved 2024.

Dr. Jan Yager began her publishing career at the age of 23 working at Macmillan Publishing Company, and then at Grove Press working directly under the company's founder Barney Rosset. There she learned to do everything from selling foreign and subsidiary rights to acquisitions, publicity, and sales. Jan's life has been all about writing and publishing, books. She is the author of more than 40 books published by such major houses as Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, Scribner, Wiley, and Doubleday, as well as self-published by her own company, Hannacroix Creek Books, Inc. https://www.drjanyager.com/Jonathan Scott is a music journalist who has been collecting vinyl since he was seven years old. He's written about weird, rare and collectable records for Record Collector, has edited books about Prince, Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead, and has written about Nirvana, The Venga Boys and lots of others in between. Jonathan's first book, The Vinyl Frontier, told the story of NASA's 'golden record' on the Voyager missions. His new book Into the Groove is now available. https://thejonoscott.wordpress.com/Twitter/Instagram: @thejonoscottThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3240061/advertisement

Live recording of Proper Dom's opening vinyl set from UKTS and Transcend Presents Vinyl Fronter @ Union in London on 21st May 2022.

Live recording of Hon's vinyl set from UKTS and Transcend Presents Vinyl Fronter @ Union in London on 21st May 2022.

Inaugural episode of The Vinyl Frontier! In this one we dug through the dollar bin at a record store and found some gems. Check out what we found.

Soul A:M Rare… An Unknown Affair Into this third week into January 23 rewinding time to transport you back to Soul A:Ms origins especially concentrated towards the first couple of years into the Vinyl Frontier. Excitement was consistantly served up as I would embark on almost a weekly escapade of unprecedented events and mishaps from locked gates to turning up to Studio decks or Stylus's disconnected! Numerous traffic issues throughout a 50+ mile round trip, All the way to listener stalkers who would stop at nothing to go beyond friendship? Do you think turning up with 10 minutes to Air only to find  our studio location inside of a Murder scene with a Police cordoned off area's around the Building! of which I had to use my best Axel foley skills to blag my way inside by getting an officer to escort me to our Solicitors Office to receive! Wait for it? an urgent fax!! Well it worked, And it was an important meeting i had… TO MAKE YOU BOOGIE? All this and more i embraced to share my Music with you and to me, Nothing could stop my shows, I stand two months short of 21 glorious years into my extended mission of transmission, Spreading Preserving and sharing undiluted Memories through timeless music all to invoke Joy! I simply say!  Enjoy My Classic Soul Music, to make you feel good…Needed more today than any decade… Enjoy & share to those you care. MJ

Soul...The Vinyl Frontier! There is quite possibly no better way to usher in the next chapter of our lives than to shake off the shackles of the previous! Trudging onwards into the unknown! Holding onto what few positives you eagerly want to prolong. Whist I make slight modifications and enhancements this week to my Vinyl Studio's, I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to revisit the seldom celebrated 1990s. A pioneering period within my DJ Circuit timelines that l fully embraced after an interesting and let's use the term!"Experimental Period" that was the final third of the 1980s. From the off! The 90s laid down new/old foundations for Mother Soul to further more share her embrace once more across our Dance-Floors, The Mechanised beats of New Jack Swing were relaxed with the re-introduction of instrumentalists passionate with a new found urge to take us back to the origins of the 70s inspirational Ghetto Grooves...The Godfather James Brown graces our shores and would invite a UK Group to warm up the crowd that I would later embrace and be noted as saying out loud! the Brand New Heavies as being the best Band of the 1890s. A Golden period in every way with Rhythms laid down in a period of Feel Good that will serve as the perfect backdrop to Dance and sing your way towards better Days... That await us in 2023! Happy New Year from Soul A:M Records Vinyl Uncut.

This weeks show featuring some fabulous new music along with some vinyl classics.. Now in full Phat 320K.. Hope you enjoy the journey

This weeks beautiful and hot Disco edition with some fabulous rare joints, new music and lots of love.. Thanks for your love and Listenship.. I love you all Marky MmP

Hey you beautiful lot.. Thanks again for your love and listenship. Here is a taste of paradise rewind with some fabulous Vinyl Frontier and the Awesome 3 from Chaka Khan . Wow what a ride includimg the Isleys and a couple of my dads fave tracks.. Hope you enjoy the journey..

Hey beautiful people so the second show in the new studio and we even span some of my rare vinyl collection. Hope you enjoy the journey as much as i did spinning. Thanks for your ears, love and listenship.. Much love Marky MMP

UK Trance Society Podcast Facebook iTunes Meetup   Hot off the heels of The Vinyl Frontier, Transcend & Dark Matter resident Ben Dursley brings us an upfront mix 1. Horizons (Extended Mix) - Purple Haze 2. Sushi (Elevven Extended Mix) - 7 SKIES 3. Everytime (Danny Stubbs Extended Remix) - Lustral 4. Evolution (Original Mix) - Franco Smith, Lautaro Ibañez 5. Faces (Extended Mix) - Purple Haze 6. Ricochet (Stoneface & Terminal Extended Remix) - Paul Denton 7. She Wants Him (Alex Sonata & TheRio Extended Remix) - Moussa Clarke, Terrafunka 8. Happiness Happening (Rub!k Extended Remix) - Lost Witness 9. Radio Crash (T78 Extended Remix) - Ferry Corsten 10. 7th Dimension (Extended Mix) - Daxson 11. Creation (Extended Mix) - Thomas Benscher 12. Black Flag (Extended Mix) - Alex Di Stefano 13. Lose Myself (Extended Mix) - Nitrous Oxide, Tiff Lacey, Alex Wright 14. Quadra (Extended Mix) - Alex Di Stefano 15. Luminosity (Sean Tyas Extended Remix) - Activa 16. The Church Of Ra (Arielle Andrist Remix) - Digger 17. From the Sun (Extended Mix) - Robert Nickson, Stoneface & Terminal 18. MAM (Extended Mix) - Andrea Ribeca 19. Frozen (Extended Full Fire Mix) - Christina Novelli, Roman Messer 20. Cobra (Talla 2XLC Extended Remix) - Midway 21. Light a Rainbow (Extended Mix) - Ciaran McAuley, Clara Yates 22. Stay (Kenny Palmer Rework) - Alphazone 23. Tequilla Sunsets (Extended Mix) - Ram, Silvela 24. Denial feat. Floria Ambra (Liam Melly Extended Remix) - Airbase, Floria Ambra 25. I Don't Care (Nicholson Remix - D14) - Tony De Vit

DJs Delight Soul the Vinyl Frontier, A very warm welcome to our place where Artists Musicians Record Stores, Labels and so much more are celebrated for the dedication, Creativity and pure magic that they have all contributed towards enabling true music lovers to embrace Utopia every time a record is replayed… Being very fortunate to have assembled such an encyclopaedia of rhythms and rhymes since 1975! Furthermore dedicating my very soul to the 1&2s to feed the hallowed turf of the dance floors of which sadly resides now in fond memories past!  I would like to reintroduce you to my Passionate Art of Beat-Matching the way that I plied my trade as a DJ, Unorthodox voyeuristic, Dangerous! Immersive, Pleasure seeking & pioneering once reaching a level in artistry of making music with Recorded music… think about it?  Mastering any make or model of decks I faced in club world just like they are trusted musical instruments…  To me! They always have been! Welcome to my latest Production, DJs Delight. If you like it…Share it, And save a Soul A Soul A.M Records original Production  All rights reserved 2022

By Simon Cocking, review of The Vinyl Frontier: The Story of NASA’s Interstellar Mixtape, by Jonathan Scott, available from Bloomsbury here. Published: 17-09-2020 Format: Paperback Edition: 1st | ISBN: 9781472956101 Have you ever made someone you love a mix-tape? Forty years ago, a group of scientists, artists and writers gathered in a house in Ithaca, New York to work on the most important compilation ever conceived. It wasn’t from one person to another, it was from Earth to the Cosmos. In 1977 NASA sent Voyager 1 and 2 on a Grand Tour of the outer planets. During the design phase of the Voyager mission, it was realised that this pair of plucky probes would eventually leave our solar system to drift forever in the unimaginable void of interstellar space. With this gloomy-sounding outcome in mind, NASA decided to do something optimistic. They commissioned astronomer Carl Sagan to create a message to be fixed to the side of Voyager 1 and 2 – a plaque, a calling card, a handshake to any passing alien that might one day chance upon them. The result was the Voyager Golden Record, a genre-hopping multi-media metal LP. A 90-minute playlist of music from across the globe, a sound essay of life on Earth, spoken greetings in multiple languages and more than 100 photographs and diagrams, all painstakingly chosen by Sagan and his team to create an aliens’ guide to Earthlings. The record included music by J.S. Bach and Chuck Berry, a message of peace from US president Jimmy Carter, facts, figures and dimensions, all encased in a golden box. The Vinyl Frontier tells the story of NASA’s interstellar mix-tape, from first phone call to final launch, when Voyager 1 and 2 left our planet bearing their hopeful message from the Summer of ’77 to a distant future. The Vinyl Frontier: The Story of NASA’s Interstellar Mixtape, reviewed Firstly this is a great title for a book. Yes it’s a terrible pun, but it works too, and it gave us a kick each time we picked it up to read it. The Voyager probes remain in the news too as it still(!) 40+ years later, continues to send back amazing and fascinating data about what they are seeing as they hurtle beyond our universe. Overall the Voyager stories are an amazing one to tell, and in many ways it is the gift that keeps giving, more than five decades later. As always the computing power that they had in the sixties and seventies is a thumbnail’s worth compared to what any phone in our pocket today is now capable of doing. Despite this these seventies space missions continue to educate, inform and even excite us with their discoveries so many years later. In any exercise like this, it is always going to be potentially arbitrary which songs got picked, and which didn’t. Jonathan Scott certainly enjoys riffing on the aesthetics of making a good or bad mix tape, and you certainly get a dose of his own personal history in this book too. For the most part he is an amiable and pleasant narrator as he guides us through the story. In some parts, the asides and imagined conversations feel a little unnecessary, and he also faced the challenge that he was following a path and a story that has been told before. At the same time it is such a great story that a retelling of it is better than people not being aware of the wider Voyager context. It also captures a slice of the creativity and appeal to dream big that we surely need to hold onto. Scott also does a good job of capturing the quirks and idiosyncracies that slipped into the final product too, including welcoming speeches by Nazis, affairs breaking out, wrongly captioned pictures, and upside down wasps among others. It is a success as a popular science book and if it inspires a new generation to look upward and aim for the stars then it has succeeded. The fact that it is now trivially easy to hear what was selected is also a wonderful element of the times we live in now, and will hopefully ensure that humanity continues to aim high ...

My guest in this episode is Irishman Stephen McNulty. Stephen grew up near Dungannon where his piano teacher Victor was an early musical influence introducing him to the delights of Marc Bolan, T.Rex and Electric Warrior at a tender age . That early interest in music was cemented on June 22nd, 1992 when Stephen's first real gig involved a trip to Belfast to see Nirvana supported by Teenage Fanclub and The Breeders at The King's Hall. After that there was no turning back. In 2005 Stephen moved to Australia , initially for a year, but as is so often the case fifteen years later he is not only still there living in a beautiful part of Sydney, with his wife of 10 years Melissa and their two children Finbar (8) and Ailish (5) but they are Australian citizens In the past guests have tinkered with the format but Stephen came up with a pretty significant change and one that I am happy to say I loved. Stephen does choose a song from each decade of his life, but all his choices are from Australian bands and it absolutely works. Stephen's love of not just Australian music but all music comes across loud and clear and it’s no surprise that the Playlist runs to over 60 songs. In amongst some great music chat and stories we also touch on some big topics including the troubles in Ireland, Alzheimer's, the environment, treatment of indigenous Australians and the importance of protest songs, so hopefully something for everyone! You can listen to the Playlist from this episode, which includes Stephen’s selections along with a song from every artist mentioned by cutting and pasting this link into your browser: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2m5xLeR2Ywe3KzIRDtDLeo?si=kSUxzJfbTYmQ_4JFwfxkXQ

I'm digging deep into the stacks in this episode.

This episode is a little more laid back than the metal episode. This is back to the standard of the show.

Get your hard rockin' fix with this episode!

Soundtracks, 80's and 90's.

Soul the Vinyl Frontier!  I was never really going to be able to conclude May with a themed production after the happenings of the last 7 days! Let's rewind to last weeks excursion into my own musical timeline where I was able to recreate the captive state where i was able to once once more transport my Vinyl Studio's into a DJ booth of some of the most legendary underground clubs that I have had the unique pleasure of performing throughout the mid 80s early 90s. Your response has been magical and I thank you for expressing your appreciation  Globally and locally... and then an incident in Minnesota USA rocked the world that has literally ignited a Plethora of frustration fuelled mainly by the unprecedented incarceration we have endured over the last three months,  Living in the UK I felt the need to send out a message of unity through my music in the hope of creating calm, reason! And solidarity as we indeed are all one! Enjoy this weeks free-styled Master Mix with a nineties theme laced with love! 

Each week I will dig through my vinyl collection for the radio show you deserve! Always something different. From the 50's up to today's artists!

From the publisher: In 1977, a team led by the great Carl Sagan was assembled to create a record that would travel to the stars on NASA’s Voyager probe. The Vinyl Frontier reveals the inside story of how the record was created, from the first phone call to the final launch, when Voyager 1 and 2 left Earth with a playlist that would represent humanity to any future alien races that come into contact with the probe. Each song, sound and picture that made the final cut has a story to tell. The Golden Record is a 90-minute playlist of music from across the globe, a sound essay of life on Earth, spoken greetings in multiple languages, and more than 100 photographs, all painstakingly chosen by Sagan and his team to create an aliens' guide to Earthlings. The final playlist contains music written and performed by well-known names such as Bach, Beethoven, Chuck Berry and Blind Willie Johnson, as well as music from China, India and more remote cultures, such as a community in Small Malaita in the Solomon Islands. Through interviews with all of the key players involved with the record, this book pieces together the whole story of the Golden Record. It addresses the myth that the Beatles were left off of the record because of copyright reasons and will include new information about US president Jimmy Carter’s role in the record, as well as many other fascinating insights that have never been reported before. It also tells the love story between Carl Sagan and the project’s creative director Ann Druyan that flourishes as the record is being created. Martin's interview with Jonathan Scott was recorded on July 9, 2019.

Join us for a very special episode of Geeky Brummie where we are joined with Dj Kapt' Kirk of the good ship The Vinyl Frontier, where we'll be discussing our defining albums of the 2010s, with some thoughts on music in general and a quiz too! **Music News of The Decade** **The Sounds of the 2010s** **Guy's Top 10 albums of the 2010s** **Everyone else's picks** **Who's that album by?** Find The Vinyl Frontier at https://www.mixcloud.com/vinylfrontieruk/stream/ Buy our merch at: https://rdbl.co/2Eos24i Donate at https://www.ko-fi.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Brummie on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Goings On on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyGoingsOn Follow Geeky Brummie on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie Like Geeky Brummie on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie

Join us for a very special episode of Geeky Brummie where we are joined with Dj Kapt' Kirk of the good ship The Vinyl Frontier, where we'll be discussing our defining albums of the 2010s, with some thoughts on music in general and a quiz too! Music News of The Decade The Sounds of the 2010s Guy's Top 10 albums of the 2010s Everyone else's picks Who's that album by? Find The Vinyl Frontier at https://www.mixcloud.com/vinylfrontieruk/stream/ Buy our merch at: https://rdbl.co/2Eos24i Donate at https://www.ko-fi.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Brummie on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Follow Geeky Goings On on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/GeekyGoingsOn Follow Geeky Brummie on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie Like Geeky Brummie on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie

Gun-toting apes or a magic transformer? An impossible choice. (A TRUE STORY)

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

Cetine gets dumped and Rob sees SPIDERMAN HOMECOMING . GAME OF THRONES season 7 premiers, while GLOW also proves to be a royal rumble. Cetine plays GOT TELLTALE SERIES and Rob tackles the o.g. DARK SOULS game. We got the 411 on D23 and a sexy lineup of upcoming Disney films. Get the latest ear candy during the Vinyl Frontier with Rob and eye candy during Graphic Jam! with Cetine! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitdifferentpodcast/support

This week on Geeky Brummie we grab our joysticks... The team look at the latest games console release the Nintendo Switch, with George and Guy giving feedback from the special preview event they went to, and the group talking about their video game memories. Keith interviews Ian Edgington and Disraeli from 2000AD, and we are joined in the studio by John Nursall from the International Charity Cosplayers and DJ Kap't Kirk from The Vinyl Frontier. We also have regular feature Geeky Goings On. Originally broadcast on 04/03/2017. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk A.I. Toothbrushes, a remote version #Buslife, dumbphones, terrible tasting cartridges, massive "art" collections, if vinyl soundtracks are worth it, a bonus round of top Trumps featuring mainly non-London Londoners, and slippy cobbles. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

This week on Geeky Brummie we grab our joysticks... The team look at the latest games console release the Nintendo Switch, with George and Guy giving feedback from the special preview event they went to, and the group talking about their video game memories. Keith interviews Ian Edgington and Disraeli from 2000AD, and we are joined in the studio by John Nursall from the International Charity Cosplayers and DJ Kap't Kirk from The Vinyl Frontier. We also have regular feature Geeky Goings On. Originally broadcast on 04/03/2017. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk A.I. Toothbrushes, a remote version #Buslife, dumbphones, terrible tasting cartridges, massive "art" collections, if vinyl soundtracks are worth it, a bonus round of top Trumps featuring mainly non-London Londoners, and slippy cobbles. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

### Issue 42 We are joined in the studio by Sam from Geek Retreat, which has just opened up in Birmingham city centre; occasional guest Sam Edwards pops in to tell us about his appearance in the United Theatre Company's Christmas panto _Sleeping Beauty_. Elsewhere the team explore the A List through the Z List with this week's Top Trumps and Guy expresses some rather harsh opinions towards Greggs. Originally broadcast 03/12/2016. ### Issue 43 We are joined in the studio by Stacey Taylor from _Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour Podcast_ ; Steve Tanner, writer of comic book _Flintlock_ , DJ Kapt' Kirk from _The Vinyl Frontier_ and Pete Steel, head of music at Brum Radio. The team talk about _Westworld_ after this week's finale, and the first season as a whole; and play a random of 'Space Monsters' Top Trumps that are possibly too much like a famous space film series. Originally broadcast 10/12/2016

Issue 42 We are joined in the studio by Sam from Geek Retreat, which has just opened up in Birmingham city centre; occasional guest Sam Edwards pops in to tell us about his appearance in the United Theatre Company's Christmas panto Sleeping Beauty. Elsewhere the team explore the A List through the Z List with this week's Top Trumps and Guy expresses some rather harsh opinions towards Greggs. Originally broadcast 03/12/2016. Issue 43 We are joined in the studio by Stacey Taylor from Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour Podcast ; Steve Tanner, writer of comic book Flintlock , DJ Kapt' Kirk from The Vinyl Frontier and Pete Steel, head of music at Brum Radio. The team talk about Westworld after this week's finale, and the first season as a whole; and play a random of 'Space Monsters' Top Trumps that are possibly too much like a famous space film series. Originally broadcast 10/12/2016

Greetings once again fellas, this month's episode is a special birthday mix recorded from our crop of archived 12" Records. 70 minutes of glass breaking and exhilarating tunes for you to enjoy. The mix was inspired by a Vinyl Frontier mix composed by Funk Deepstar in 2007 for 5fm. Recorded in the wee hours of the morning, and yours truly sat there closely watching as Funk was doing his wizards on the desk. That's when Master Ryken told him that one day he will compose something similar. It's been seven years since then but hey, our music is timeless and stands the test of time. Support the artists by buying original music at your nearest record stores or online. Check my favorite links for some of the online record stores. Should there be any concerns regarding the contents of this mix, you're welcome to contact me on morakes1@gmail.com.

Spatula city. Will "Chaz" Fruin takes over for the Vinyl Frontier.