Cpt. Z
Joined: 22 Apr 2004
Posts: 87
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| Phil-ing In : Friday Feb. 10, Noon-3:00 |
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Well, it's been some time since I've been on the air at lunch time. Usually, I'm shuffling around the bucolic Uncle Phil hacienda with a cup o' joe and a newspaper in my hands at noon ... me being a night owl and all that. The Limey needed a sub for his noon show though, so I volunteered to take one for the team  Damn, it takes me awhile to get my stuff together in the morning but once the coffee kicked in and the wheels of steel started to spin I got in the game and was having fun.
The show began and ended with two very different kinds of music, yet both songs featured the human voice as the main instrument.
'We' opened with Sheila Chandra performing a piece from her album, 'Quiet"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od3kVxapEFM
This piece is very structured, cerebral and polished to a high sheen. It takes one to a quiet, delicate place. The show ended with Sugar Minott toasting, inna DJ stylee.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VmUcm06mZI
This time the production is rough and raw (live?) and the vocals are spur of the moment off-the-cuff. The place that it takes you to is one with a lot of movement and power.
Both Chandra's and Minott's vocals are, in effect, just 'sounds' to our ears, not 'words' (unless you can cut your way through Minott's heavy Jamaican patois). Basically, the meaning of the vocals are not the point of the music. I like it like that. We can make the music into anything that we may imagine.
ARTIST - SONG - ALBUMN
Sheila Chandra - Quiet #8 - Quiet
Don Cherry - Brown Rice - Brown Rice
Ray Spiegel Ensemble - The Cosmic Causeway - Raga Jazz
Various - So What - Miles From India
Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda - Journey In Satchidananda
L. Subramanium - Whispering Moods - Indian Express
Derek Trucks - Frisell - Joyful Noise
Dogon - Melon Heart - The Sirius Expedition
Quincy Jones - Gula Matari - Gula Matari
Roswell Rudd - Bamako - Malicool
Dogon - Joven Flaca Luna - The Sirius Expedition
Manu Dibango - Lily - Soul Makossa
Bob Holroyd - Waking The Spirits - African Travels (comp)
Soul Makossa - Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa
Malombo - Sompiro - Ugh!
Hugh Masekela - Coal Train - Waiting For The Rain
Toshio Matsuura - Did You Hear That Sound - Re:Brahim (comp)
Omar Sosa - L3zero - Mulatos
Roy Ayers - Everybody Loves The Sunshine - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
John Scofield - Let's Go Get Stoned - That's What I Say
Quincy Jones - Love And Peace - Walking In Space
John Martyn - Some People Are Crazy - Grace And Danger
Papa's Culture - Sometimes - Papa's Culture, But
Third World - Tribal War - 96˚ In The Shade
Thievery Corporation - Amerimacka - The Cosmic Game
Gregory Isaacs - My Number One - My Number One (comp)
Sugar Minott - Chant - Rare Gems |
Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:41 am |
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charlie
Joined: 04 Sep 2009
Posts: 146
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Nice to see the playlist here.
Ma ma se ma ma sa ma ma coo sa indeed |
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Wed Feb 15, 2012 2:00 am |
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Cpt. Z
Joined: 22 Apr 2004
Posts: 87
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Brother man,
Manu wants me to let you know that he says "Hi" and he "digs your stuff". You know, it's not unusual for him to be up at 3 AM (Cameroon time), knocking back a tall, frosty Rhino-ade while listening to WCNI's "Spin Zone" through his dial-up modem (the buffering adds a 1'st world, post-modern, Eno-esque tension that  he wants to employ on his next studio production). He swears that he heard you play his old hit, Soul Makossa, but the internet connection suddenly went down during that oh so funky drum intro, so he can't be sure if that was for real or it was just the Rhino-ade doing the talking.
Heyyyy soul makoosa............ynot domo
MOODOK! mmmmm hmmmm |
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Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:19 pm |
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