Podcasts about yemen blues

This week on the program we feature the deep, soulful grooves of Yemen Blues. In 2010, singer & composer Ravid Kahalani founded the rare combination of world class musicians that is called Yemen Blues. The result of this amazing group is a powerful energy that mixes Yemenite, West African, Latin & Jazz influences and what Ravid likes to call “New Culture Music”. Their latest studio effort is called, Insaniya. They were on a US tour just a few weeks ago when we caught up with them at The Levitt Shell in midtown Memphis. Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us to deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an exploration of the lives of the pioneers and innovators enshrined in the Blues Hall of Fame, here in Memphis, TN, brought to you by the blues Foundation.

The Soundcheck Podcast series offers up music from recent sessions, all revolving around The Blues –at the root of so much popular music, and where the roots have grown into other fruits worldwide. Listen to French-Moroccan band Bab L' Bluz and their hot psychedelic blues spiked with the Gnawa trance rhythms of northern Africa's Maghreb. There's the “Desert Blues” of West Africa in music by singer and guitarist Mdou Moctar from Niger. He and his band combine rock and psychedelia, call-and-response and accelerating threes, and fiery guitar playing for trancey and ecstatic results. Listen to Texas-raised singer, guitarist, and songwriter Ruthie Foster and her longtime bandmates who play some of their feel-good and hopeful blues. Hear the timeless sound of West Georgia Blues by singer and guitarist Jontavious Willis (along with the wicked tunings and his slide playing), in-studio. Plus, there's the groove and swagger of Yemen Blues, and their fusion of Moroccan trance, Arab and Bedouin folk, and Western funk and rock. The American singer-songwriter Fantastic Negrito plays some of his blues-stomp-and-roll music with roots in his family's past. Plus, hear the vintage soul and blues-rock sound of Memphis and Mississippi-rooted, Brooklyn native singer Bette Smith. Soundcheck Special, Sept. 2025 – “Blues Is the Roots” (First aired 9/20/25)ARTIST: Marco BeneventoWORK: Eagle Rock [1:02]RECORDING: TigerFaceSOURCE: Royal Potato FamilyINFO: https://marcobenevento.bandcamp.com/album/tigerfaceARTIST: Jontavious WillisWORK: Ghost Woman [5:52]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, Nov. 2024SOURCE: This performance not commercially availableINFO: https://jontaviouswillis.comARTIST: Fantastic NegritoWORK: Son of a Broken Man [5:02]RECORDING: Live on Soundcheck, Oct. 2024SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://www.fantasticnegrito.com/ARTIST: Ruthie FosterWORK: Phenomenal Woman [7:00]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, March 2023SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://www.ruthiefoster.com/ARTIST: Mdou MoctarWORK: Imouhar [6:18]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, June 2024SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://www.mdoumoctar.com/ARTIST: Bab L' BluzWORK: Imazighen [4:15]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, April 2025SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://www.bablbluz.com/ARTIST: Yemen BluesWORK: Allenby [5:26]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, Sept. 2024SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://yemenblues.com/ARTIST: Bette SmithWORK: Darkest Hour [3:35]RECORDING: Live for the Soundcheck Podcast, Aug. 2024SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://www.bettesmith.com

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Sintonía: "El silencio del tiempo" (Canción) (feat. Víctor Guadiana & André JahJah) - José Almarcha1.- "Plaza de Santa Ana" (Caracoles) (feat. Gema Caballero) - José Almarcha2.- "Yemen Blues" - Ravid Kahalani3.- "Baladilla de los tres ríos" (Milonga-Zambra) (feat. Javier Ruibal & Carmen Linares) - José Almarcha4.- "The Line" - Wady5.- "Raíz y Paloma" (Soleá) (feat. Marco Niemietz & Jorge Santana) - José Almarcha6.- "Ojos verdes" - Ole Swing7.- "Tiám" (Balada) (feat. Antonio Serrano) - José AlmarchaEscuchar audio

Yemen Blues is a band led by Israeli singer and songwriter Ravid Kahalani. For more than a decade now, the group has incorporated the sounds of Moroccan trance, Arab and Bedouin folk, and Western funk and rock into a high energy, groove-filled dance party. But behind that sound is a social conscience, and the band's latest album is pointedly called Only Love Remains. Yemen Blues plays in-studio.  Set list: 1. Ma'Ahla Asalam. 2. Greatest Man /Prayers 3. Allenby 4. Lfouq Lfouq

Complex Waves......with tracks by...Louis Lingg And The Bombs, Acqua Ultra, Pátí na svete, Dime, Xoa, Bob Vylan, Triple Echo, Koti & Thee Immigrants, Yemen Blues, Jambuka, Synthetic Sinergy, Six Umbrellas, Optonika, Venez OG, Louis Lingg And The Bombs - They Stole The Rave [BlocSonic] Acqua Ultra - Hypno Tronic [...] The post PCP#838… Complex Waves… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Complex Waves......with tracks by...Louis Lingg And The Bombs, Acqua Ultra, Pátí na svete, Dime, Xoa, Bob Vylan, Triple Echo, Koti & Thee Immigrants, Yemen Blues, Jambuka, Synthetic Sinergy, Six Umbrellas, Optonika, Venez OG, Louis Lingg And The Bombs - They Stole The Rave [BlocSonic] Acqua Ultra - Hypno Tronic [...] The post PCP#838… Complex Waves… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Le festival francilien Jazz'n'klezmer fête ses 20 ans avec ses 3 mots-clés : yiddish, klezmer et jazz. Les Marx Sisters et Boogie Balagan, à l'affiche 2022, interpréteront 2 titres dans la #SessionLive et Laurence Haziza, directrice artistique présentera 2 groupes à l'affiche : Jowee Omicil & Randy Kerber et Yemen Blues.  Qui sont les Marx Sisters ? Marx est leur vrai nom. On a beau jeter un œil du côté de Groucho, Chico ou Harpo, rien n'y fait, ce sont bien des sœurs et elles chantent en yiddish. Marx Sisters est un groupe français de musique juive ashkénaze venant du Yiddishland d'Europe Centrale, mais interprète également un répertoire des chansons de comédies musicales de compositeurs juifs des États-Unis. Le groupe a été fondé par Mano Siri en 2012. Le groupe perpétue le répertoire yiddish et klezmer dans ce qu'il a de festif et d'universel. Le groupe débute en duo familial : Mano Siri accompagne sa fille Leah Marx à la guitare avec l'idée de perpétuer un répertoire ashkénaze traditionnel. Le duo devient quatuor lorsque les deux autres filles de Mano Siri, Judith Marx et Milena Marx décident de s'y joindre. Le groupe s'étend à deux musiciens du cercle des connaissances : Raphaël Setty et Benjamin Chabert. Le groupe forme un quintet, soutenu ponctuellement dans certaines prestations par des musiciens invités. Arum dem Fayer est le 2ème album des Marx Sisters dédié à la maman Mano Siri, aujourd'hui disparue.   - Voir le clip « Oy mame bin ikh farlibt »  Titres interprétés par les Marx Sisters au grand studio Hulyet hulyet kinderlekh Live RFI A glezele yash Live RFI Line Up : Judith Marx : voix, Leah Marx : voix, Benjamin Chabert : voix contrebasse, Raphaël Setty : voix accordéon. Son : Jérémie Besset et Mathias Taylor. ► Album Arum dem Fayer (Once Rd 2022). Concert 21/11 Paris Bellevilloise avec So Called.   Playlist Laurence Haziza - La Gonave Jowee Omicil & Randy Kerber  - Aane Yemen Blues. Puis nous recevons le duo israélien Boogie Balagan dans une seconde #SessionLive.   Après le mythique Lamentation Walloo, les voilà de retour pour le bonheur de tous et notre plus grande joie ! L'ordre, pour quoi faire ? Le Balagan vaut cent fois mieux. Boogie Balagan c'est « la décontraction obligatoire du delta du Mississipi au mont Sinaï, un cocktail de Julio Iglesias et de tequila boumboum, de Joe Strummer shooté à la harissa ». À Bab'Hell, Azri et Gabri l'ont senti venir et pendant que les autres hurlaient pour des pierres, eux, sont partis accomplir leur mission de troubadour en emportant avec eux une langue polymorphe et évolutive, mélange, jusqu'ici, d'anglais, d'hébreu, d'arabe, d'espagnol, de français et de turc. - Voir le clip Ace of Spades feat. Boogie Balagan, rev James Leg, Itamar haparpar.   Titres interprétés au grand studio par Boogie Balagan - Lonely Donkey H'Mar Live RFI - Jungle Boogie, extrait futur album reprise de Kool And The Gang - Ayooni please come home Live RFI Line Up : Azri (Shlomo Laurent Stupaj) et Gabri (Arieh Sztantman) guitares-voix. Son : Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.

Un blues por Yemen en forma de fiesta y en un jardín. La 5ª Fiesta de Solidarios Sin Fronteras con Yemen se celebra este año en el Jardín comunitario y vecinal de l'Antiga Estació de la Magoria en Barcelona, Paola Mulero nos acerca a él y nos recuerda la situación de guerra en el Yemen que continua. En Valencia en septiembre se celebrará la 10ª edición de la Mostra Viva un encuentro de músicas, escrituras y artes de los diferentes países del Mediterráneo con el ojo puesto en la paz y en los jóvenes, Maria Colomer es su directora. Y en La Ola, Irene Desumbila nos acerca a la trayectoria de Ravid Kahalani con su proyecto Yemen Blues. Escuchamos la música de: Natacha Atlas-The Outer; Gulabi Sapera+Titi Robin- Neem; Fanga- I Go On Without You; Al Tall+ Muluk El Hwa-Nostalgia; Tesa+Andreu Valor+ Mireia Vives- Perque Vull; Fairuz-Le Beirut; Maryam Saleh+Zeid Hamdan-Watan El Akk. Escuchar audio

Playlist: 1. Beautality, Yemen Blues, Insaniya, 829151 Records DK, 2018..2. Bluesman, Baco Exu do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..3. Queima a minha Pele, Baco Exu do Blues ft. Tim Bernardes, Bluesman, 999, 2018..4. Eterea, Criolo, Eterea, Oloko Records, 2019..5. Le facce che facevi, Dente, Canzoni per Metà, Pastiglie, 2016..6. Suite 7, Graziano Gatti Quadri Quartet, Suite For a Friend, UR Records, 2019..7. Starting With a Cherry, Out of A Suite, A.B. Normal Quartet, UR Records, 2018..8. Spiritual Legacy, Double Cut, Mappe, Parco della Musica Records, 2017..9. Amina, Heroes Are Gang Leaders, The Amiri Baraka Sessions,Flat Langston's Arkeyes, 2019..10. Theme 002, Jamie Branch, Fly or Die, International Anthem, 2017..11. Music for "Todo Modo", Charles Mingus, Cumbia & Jazz Fusion, Atlantic, 1978

Playlist: 1. Beautality, Yemen Blues, Insaniya, 829151 Records DK, 2018..2. Bluesman, Baco Exu do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..3. Queima a minha Pele, Baco Exu do Blues ft. Tim Bernardes, Bluesman, 999, 2018..4. Eterea, Criolo, Eterea, Oloko Records, 2019..5. Le facce che facevi, Dente, Canzoni per Metà, Pastiglie, 2016..6. Suite 7, Graziano Gatti Quadri Quartet, Suite For a Friend, UR Records, 2019..7. Starting With a Cherry, Out of A Suite, A.B. Normal Quartet, UR Records, 2018..8. Spiritual Legacy, Double Cut, Mappe, Parco della Musica Records, 2017..9. Amina, Heroes Are Gang Leaders, The Amiri Baraka Sessions,Flat Langston's Arkeyes, 2019..10. Theme 002, Jamie Branch, Fly or Die, International Anthem, 2017..11. Music for "Todo Modo", Charles Mingus, Cumbia & Jazz Fusion, Atlantic, 1978

Playlist: 1. Beautality, Yemen Blues, Insaniya, 829151 Records DK, 2018..2. Bluesman, Baco Exu do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..3. Queima a minha Pele, Baco Exu do Blues ft. Tim Bernardes, Bluesman, 999, 2018..4. Eterea, Criolo, Eterea, Oloko Records, 2019..5. Le facce che facevi, Dente, Canzoni per Metà, Pastiglie, 2016..6. Suite 7, Graziano Gatti Quadri Quartet, Suite For a Friend, UR Records, 2019..7. Starting With a Cherry, Out of A Suite, A.B. Normal Quartet, UR Records, 2018..8. Spiritual Legacy, Double Cut, Mappe, Parco della Musica Records, 2017..9. Amina, Heroes Are Gang Leaders, The Amiri Baraka Sessions,Flat Langston's Arkeyes, 2019..10. Theme 002, Jamie Branch, Fly or Die, International Anthem, 2017..11. Music for "Todo Modo", Charles Mingus, Cumbia & Jazz Fusion, Atlantic, 1978

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This week on the program we feature the deep, soulful grooves of Yemen Blues. In 2010, singer & composer Ravid Kahalani founded the rare combination of world class musicians that is called Yemen Blues. The result of this amazing group is a powerful energy that mixes Yemenite, West African, Latin & Jazz influences and what Ravid likes to call "New Culture Music". Their latest studio effort is called, Insaniya. They were on a US tour just a few weeks ago when we caught up with them at The Levitt Shell in midtown Memphis. Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us to deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an exploration of the lives of the pioneers and innovators enshrined in the Blues Hall of Fame, here in Memphis, TN, brought to you by the blues Foundation.

Adi Keissar, an Israeli poet of Yemenite descent, is the founder of the popular Ars Poetica, a project which initiated a new wave of Mizrahi poetry for the masses in the form of readings combined with Middle Eastern music and dancing. Keissar received the Bernstein Literary Award for her first book Black on Black (2014), and the Ministry of Culture Award for Young Poets in 2015. She is the editor of two Ars Poetica anthologies, and former editor of the Basta poetry section of the online journal Ha’okets. Her second collection of poetry, Loud Music, was published in 2016. Keissar’s poetry has been translated into eight languages and has been published in various anthologies, journals and newspapers. In autumn 2015, Ha’aretz named her the most influential of contemporary poets. Text: Adi Keissar reading “I’m the Mizrahi” “I'm the Mizrahi” Adi Keissar reading “For Those” with subtitles “Black on Black” by Adi Keissar, translated by Ayelet Tsabari “A Man sets himself on fire” by Adi Keissar, translated by Ayelet Tsabari “Woman of her words” by Tamar Lafontaine Music: Wamid by Yemen Blues Baraca by Yemen Blues Yemen Blues by Yemen Blues

Allison, Noah, and special guest Miriam Herschlag (Times of Israel Ops & Blogs Editor) discuss three topics of incomparable importance, and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week. Third Intifada? We discuss the waves of violence engulfing us, as stabbings follow shootings follow stonings, accompanied by violent demonstrations and mass arrests. What the hell is happening around us, and what, if anything, can make it stop? Kids and racism A study has found that almost two in five of teachers say they lack adequate teaching tools to combat racism among their students - our kids. Is racism common coin in our children’s economies and, if so, what should be done about it? The temptations of battle-tested testes New research has found that Israeli women shopping at sperm banks prefer soldiers' sperm, the more battle-tested the better. What is that about?   All songs by Ravid Kahalani and Yemen Blues (off the Insaniya-Humanity album): BeautalityTonight I'll Be Pretty (Featuring Mariem Hassan)FarhaMa'ahla Asalam (Featuring Zion Golan)

Klezmer Podcast 78- Yemen Blues. This episode features the new band Yemen Blues. The band has a self-titled debut album, and is on their first North American tour. My interview guests are bandleader and Lead Vocalist Ravid Kahalani and Trumpet player Itamar Borochov. We hear the track Om Min Al Yaman from the album. Run … Continue reading Klezmer Podcast 78- Yemen Blues →