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Infinity & Beyondo

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Thanks to friend of the program Eric Biondo for coming live on air from Philly to chat about what’s been going on. Also featured a few of his tracks off of the new album “The Move”. Today, the sets are hard to distinguish for me….it all just happened right then and there.

Annon- Jake Shimabukuro
Compass Rose- Chris Pureka
Goin’ to the Country- Martin Sexton
Don’t you Miss Yourself- Conrad Ford
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New Country Blues- Emmitt*Nershi Band
Beneath the Blossoms- Hot Buttered Rum
Like you Do- the 88
Black Widow Spy Der- 9th Wave
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the Veldt- the Veldt
Consumed- Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
Leftover Girl- Sirsy (live)
My Cat’s name is Maceo-Janes Addiction w/Maceo Parker
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Release Yourself- jim Weider’s Project Percolator
Wide Open- Kyle Hollingsworth
Sweet Pea Dreams- MMW
Walk Back- MMW
Pigs Feet & Potted Meat- Ivan “Funkboy” Bodley
Honey Burger’s Grill(new Mix)- Skeebo Knight
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Breakthrough- Fat Freddy’s Drop
African Herbsman- Bob Marley & the Wailers(King Kooba Mix)
My name is Jr. Gong- Damien Marley (Grand Pubas mix)
Walter Rodney- Corey Harris
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Parachutes- DJ Spooky
Snake Charmer- DJ Rekha
Aaj Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai- Red Barrat
Liberta- Novalima
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***Live on air Conversation w/Eric Biondo***
Best Western- Eric Biondo
Black Hole- Eric Biondo
Playdate- Eric Biondo
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Bandinha- Forro in the Dark
O Careca- Os Mutantes
Nasty Tasty- Luminescent Orchestrii
Nunovo- DVA
Dirty laundry- Bitter:Sweet
Portrait- Erto Anime
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Funky Stuff- Kool & the Gang
Too Hot to Stop- Bar Clays

Os Mutantes & Forro in the Dark

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I have adopted these two album as my take me away albums for a little bit. Forro in the Dark has a new release with the national Geographic people called “Light a Candle” & the legendary Os Mutantes has a new release on the Anti label (of course they’d get it) entitled “Haih or Amortecedor”. Now while I totally recommend these release for me at this time in my moments of listening, I merely want to let you know they exist….They will be part of the show on & off and I believe they are albums that’ll play nicely with others.

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Friday Night with DJ Rekha

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This past Friday I had the pleasure of hanging out a little backstage with Rekha before the show and we did a little interview thing (more on that to come). I am not one for the on the scene interviews but when that is all that works I am down for sure. DJ Rekha is serious about what she is doing, and how she portraits her seriousness is with some killer Bhangra beats that explore not only the inner regions of the ears, but it certainly filters through my brain simultaneously. Watching her work the segues and slam the hefty beats that “speakerbang” and erupt the dancefloor with unique blends of movement that causes me to get my notepad out. Opening the night was DJ Phil Money, who highlighted my night with some sweet “Pimps of Joytime” with a middle mix of some of Jah’s music….it was a night that lasted long~like you hope for.

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Are you Ready for some Radio

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Did a one hour fill in that became a two hour fill in. On this opening Sunday for the N.F.L., I certainly appreciate all the listeners online and on our FM location to the left on the dial at 91.7fm in Madison.

Nebulizer- Ivan “Funkboy” Bodley
Metric System- Ivan “Funkboy” Bodley
Burning down the House- Marcus Miller (live)
By Appointment only- Karl Denson Trio
Party- Beyondo
Night Fever-Bee Gees (Future Funk Squad Remix)
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Set the Children Free- Larry McDonald with Toots Hibbert
These Moments- Lee Fields & the Expressions
C. Visar Vagen- Tio Bitar
Midnight Rider-the Radiators w/Gregg Allman (live)
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Tunak Tunak Tun- Red Baraat
Basement Bhangra Anthem-DJ Rekha & Sunil Sehgal FT Wyclef Jean & Bikram Singh
Ricardo- the Brazilian Girls
Dissidents:the Search for the truth 1-Thomas Dolby
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Bear Right at Burma-Bobby Previte’s Latin for Travelers (live)
Gwenasobya- Frida Sonko w/Equator Sound
Avelo- Tarika
Air of Today- Scarlet Balanga
Black Earth Boys- Les Triaboliques
Riddem- Daby Toure & Skip McDonald
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Big Belly Blues- Hoochie Coochie Band
Mala Vida- Mano Negra
Blues de Los Ninos- Pata Negra (live)
Utsu- Moondog
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More Good Friends More Good Music- Skeebo Knight
Sure Shot- the Beastie Boys
Rock N Roll Monster on Sunset- No Luck Club
Bring me Back- the Mighty Underdogs feat Raashan Ahmad
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El Contrabajo Fantasma- Generoso Jimenez & His Orchestra

Sound Forest Overgrowing

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I like to make my musical forest feature a variety of species and today I located a few new species of sounds:

Nobody’s Fault but Mine- NO Blues
Longa- NO Blues
Liberty- Phil Lesh & Friends
That’s What Keeps me Rockin’- the Robert Cray Band
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Gutterpunk Blues- Stratospheerius
Me & Chuck- Les Claypool & the Holy Mackerel
Prizefighter- Eels
Jitter Boogie- Michael Hedge (live WDET)
Dew Drops- JJ Grey & Mofro
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Trouble Train- Brian Setzer
In the Night- Chris Daniels & the Kings
Duct Tape- the Darrin James Band
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Inside Game- Royal Trux
Bounce 2 This- Kendra Foster feat P Funk All Stars
Ain’t that a Groove- Julia Shear
Ain’t it Funky Now- James Brown (live)
Groove on-Purdie/Wilson/Green Jr/Easley
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Jumping off the World- Beyondo
11:27- Pnuma Trio w/Ced Hughes
Bula Akuila- Eccodek
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Cancao de Engate- Delfins & Ricciardi
Tchon Di Na Lu- Netos do N’Gumbe
the Rose Tattoo- David Byrne
Continuara- Los Manolos
Sabor- Quantic feat Tempo
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We Need your Vote- Joi
the La La Song- Daniel Bernard Roumain
Wild Wind- Fat Freddy’s Drop
Soul Shakedown Party- Bob Marley & the Wailers (Afrodisiac Sound System mix)
Natty Dread- Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers (live)
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Nawa- Femi Kuti
***Conversation with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat***
Dum Maro Dum- Red Baraat
Drum ‘n’ Brass- Red Baraat
Chaal Baby- Red Baraat
Ora Como Rev, Manana Como Guey-Ocote Soul Sound & Adrian Quesada
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Opovrhov- Jarret (live)
Umleitung- Trio de Janeiro
Sweet- Unity
Keren, Chavorale, Drom- Balval
Come to me- the Idan Raichel Project
!DelaDap- Zsa Manca

Congrats to Jeet

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Congratulations Derek Jeter on becoming the New York Yankees all time hits leader.

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Being a Red Sox fan doesn’t stop me from recognizing greatness. Derek Jeter represents baseball the right way and I am proud to have watched his career blossom, proud to have rooted against him and happy he is on top of this incredible honor in the big leagues. The Yankees are no doubt a historic franchise, and with this honor—DJ is stil barely in the conversation when talking about the top 5 Yankees of all time. The sounds of a crowd, and an opponent cheering on a major accomplishment, is music to my ears. GO SOX.

Watcha Clan

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Watcha Clan are a Marseilles-based quartet that fuses together influences as diverse as its members’ heritages. Drawing on North African, Spanish, Arabic, Hebrew, French, and modern electronic musical styles for inspiration, the Clan claim a nomadic ethic, calling no single style “home.” Since their inception at the turn of the century, Watcha Clan’s touring schedule and lifestyle have been as nomadic as their philosophy. This is from La fete de Marquette here in Madison this year.

Tasting Madison

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Took a few hours on this beautiful Sunday afternoon to head downtown to the capitol square and enjoyed some of the tasty treats Madison has to offer. The annual Taste of Madison was something not to be missed. Seems I like beer mostly, with a Capitol Brewery Wheat being the beverage of choice. There was a good sized crowd circling the capitol with opportunities to see a few different musical acts, and to try any variety of a varieties of treats~from Brats and cheese curds to Indonesia or Ethiopian fare, desserts or meals, sides or the aforementioned BEER.

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There has been a week solid of G-rate weather and the sounds of summer were ringing and singing true on this day…Click on the above thumbs to get a better view.

BIG Monkey Swing

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A show to swing it and remember how these times came about.

Things Don’t seem- the Amity Front
Pride & Joy- Stevie Ray Vaughn (live Acoustic)
Pet- Sirsy
Porchswing- Bourbon Princess
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Little by Little- Twinemen
Cure for Pain- Morphine
Money- Gary Hoey
a Change is Gonna Come- Jimmy Hall
What’s Going on- Los Lobos (live)
Let’s get it on- Jack Black
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Burn the Crack House Down- Mojo:Saint (live)
Bad Magick- Shooter Jennings
Do your Thing- Papa Mali
Never Forsake You- Lipbone Redding & his Orchestra
Dogs of Santiago- Lipbone Redding
Civilization- Barry Adamson
I want Some More- Dan Auerbach
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Blues de la Frontera- Pata Negra
Buleria Negra del Gastor- Son de la Fontera
Walking on-the Ananda Shankar Experience & State of Bengal
Spice Island- Global Noize
Turntables on the Bayou- No Luck Club
Resonance-Daniel Bernard Rouman w/DJ Spooky
Vivid- Thievery Corporation
Once Upon a Time- Cirque de Soleil
Ah Ya Win Win- Club d’Elf (live)
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Golden Ilse Groove- Skeebo Knight
America Woman- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue (live)
Dupree’s Paradise- Ed Palermo Big Band
I saw you in Utah (Idaho)- the Microscopic Septet
Casual Tease- Mamarazzi
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Natural Born Lover- Sharon Jones & the Dapkings
Tell me- Sharon Jones & the Dapkings
Burn it Down- the Dynamites feat. Charles Walker
Full Throttle- 9th Wave
Mi Sonsito- Ticklah
Walk Upright- Groundation
Strange Love Addiction- Supreme Beings of Leisure
Russian Disco- Comandante Zero
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El Dorado- Leaving Richmond
Ever After- Leaving Richmond
B Serious- Pete Gitlin
the Verse- Dorado

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Snake on the Lake Festival

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My home away from home, WSUM 91.7 FM, Madison’s Student Radio station, returns to the Memorial Union Terrace on September 4th for their third annual Snake on the Lake Music Festival. After the success of last years acts, which featured Tortoise, Damien Jurado, Awesome Color, and a number of others, this year audiences can look forward to another all-star lineup and one amazing show! Performing at this year’s festival will be RJD2, Hollywood Holt & Million $ Mano, Maritime, Free Energy, and Yourself and the Air. Local favorites The Nod will kick things off at 4pm and sets by WSUM’s very own DJs will be interspersed between acts. The festival is free to the public and in the case of bad weather will be moved to der Rathskeller.

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Orton Park Day 2

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Once again I got out for two acts on this beautiful Sunday late afternoon into evening. First up for me were the Cash Box Kings Chicago Revue and this year they brought along with them some of our favorite performers like consummate guitarist/ vocalist Lurrie Bell, silky smooth songstress Katherine Davis and rock solid drummer Kenny “Beady Eyes” Smith. Nick Moss and Piano Willie will join us for the first time. A musician of boundless skill, Nick Moss fully understands that he is carrying on the tradition of the bluesmen before his time and folks let me tell you, he Chicago Rips it up. I have listen to and shared his music on the show in the past but live and watching is the way to fully appreciate him.Piano Willie honed his craft with the likes of Jimmy Rogers, James Cotton, and William Clarke and you can see right away way those named would choose him as a colleague. He rocks like Spann, he rolls like nobody’s business but most of all he is just too cool.
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Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue totally blew down the treehouse….The funk started and didn’t stop until the night had fallen and the stars took over. I can’t say enough about Troy’s set of music. The whole band is apart of a show that is all out, from shaking their collective booTAYS, to bass players body surfing backwards on the stage while JAMMing, it was the way to end this festival and I would never complain if it ended any event. The outdoors was a wonderful way to watch people connect to this young New Orleans artist sound and spirit, from Marvin Gaye to a 2nd line through the festival goers on their home turf, it was that which you might be thinking and more. It is always incredible when you can match an artist to an area, and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue are really an extension of the east side of Madison. I and many are looking forward to the next visit and are thankful Troy made it our way to close out the Orton Park Festival.

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Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews and horn section
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Orleans Avenue Shakin’ it down!

Check out friend of the program Michael Sullivan’s photos of the event here.

Orton Park Festival I

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This was one time I had too much reality happening to be at this festival all day, however I managed to see everything I wanted to hit up. Brooklyn- based Latin alt-folklorico group Pistolera strutted their stuff in front of a medium sized but ready to “get it going” Orton crowd. They were rained out at the Waterfront Fest last year, but did put on a great rain-delayed show at the Crystal, and this year the weather was not playing a long nicely either but the set was incredible with melodic and danceable songs sung in Spanish and the strong political content of their lyrics which often talk about border issues, the plight of immigrants, and female strength is “perfecto” for the open minds of the east side of Madison.

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After that hot set, we were treated to the brilliant and prolific Robbie Fulks and his music. His website states, “Robbie Fulks writes songs that make you think and feel and quite often laugh out loud.” He’s a favorite at our fests and when he takes the stage with his band there will be a throng of people there to cheer him on. His charm and incredible songbook make Fulks an ideal festival performer…Since it was Michael Jackson’s birthday, Mr. Fulks did this rendition on “Billy Jean” that was deep and mysterious, it was truly a mind blowing moment…and I thank him for. he took that right into the Jackson 5 thing know as “Goin’ Back to Indiana”, which was done in a country western twang that had that Robbie Fulks signature all over it.

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Two acts I would see anywhere again.

The race in the Way

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Man, getting to the station was crazy. A road race that cut right across a main drag, stopping traffic like no on else has anything else going on. Oh well, it helped me want to be nostalgic and rock.

I’m Wrong about Everything- John Wesley Harding
Oh Sweet Nuthin’- the Velvet Underground
Always see your Face- Love
This Flight Tonight- Nazareth
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Folsom Prison Blues- Sirsy (live)
Bad Reputation- the Dollyrots
Destination Unknown- Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
New Values- Pale Moon Gang
So Pretty- the Charms
Happy Together- the Passive Aggressives
New Agenda- MisLed
Take my Hand- Jennifer Gentle
Call me- Blondie (live)
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I wanna see you Belly dance- Red Elvises
Tororo- Delta Nove
Internacional- the Brazilian Girls
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Cocaine Blues- Hank Williams III
Manifesto No. 2- Shooter Jennings
I Dig Jazz- Hillbilly Hellcats
I Can’t pay the Bill- the Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band
The Pusher- Blind Melon
Soup- Blind Melon
Pictures of You- the Cure (live)
the Sun- Fridge
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Lazy Eyes- Chow Nasty
Bring it on- Gomez
Bury me Standing- Mad Juana
Wannamama- Pop Levi
Lint of Love- Cibo Matto
Some Kind of Beautiful- Nikka Costa
All the Same to me- Anya Marina
Salt & Cherries (MC5)- Wendy & Lisa
I Feel the Earth Move- Carole King (live)
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Cantina Band- the Alexandria Kleztet
Ketsad M’rakdin- the Alexandria Kleztet
Hora Anticuta Draga/Don’t let me be Misunderstood-Les Triaboliques
Rivermudtwilight- Les Triaboliques
Imazeghen N Adagh- Tinariwen
Paradise- Vieux farka Toure/Toumani Diabate
Kafe- Manze Dayila & the Nago Nation
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Como en un Sueno- Eljuri
Senor Olmos-Jose Rizo’s Jazz on the Latin Side All Stars
Somos Tontos no Pesados- Los Tres
La Primera Vez- Los Tres
El Reggae de Paz Y Amor- Sumo
Beating Heart- Groundation
People in tha Middle- Spearhead
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Summer Blue- Money Mark
I Don’t Know- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
La Chica Dulche- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
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How Deep is your Love- Bee Gees ( Supreme Beings of Leisure Remix)
Music is a Medicine- BLVD
Face a La Mer-Les Negresses ( Massive Attack Full Remix)
Hear me- Dorado
Here we Come- Shiner Massive Sound System
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Do your Thing- Papa Mali
Are you Gonna go my Way- Lenny Kravitz (acoustic & live)
She’s a Healer- Neil Young

Coming Home

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Candidate- David Bowie
Dodo- David Bowie
Mystic Eyes- Them feat. Van Morrison
Papa Dukie & the Mud People- the Subdudes
Mean Ol’ Wind Died Down-North Mississippi AllStars
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Echolalia- David Gans
Caravan- Les Paul & Chet Atkins
The World is Waiting for the Sunrise- Les Paul & Chet Atkins
Freeker by the Speaker- Keller Williams
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Tailspin- Moe
Closet Disco Dancer- Red Elvises
Vino- Girl in a Coma
She Says she Does- Darren Gaines & the Key Party
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Fire one- Telepath
No Bar do Samba- Zuco 103
Rush Hour- Mayra Casales
Meet the Flinstones- Emil Richards
Perspectiva- Hilario Duran & Perspectiva
El Alacran- Sonora Carruseles
Somos Tontos no Pesados- Los Tres
La Rubia Tarasa- Sumo
Look Sharp- Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada
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Brown Eyed Girl- Revolutionary Snake Ensemble
Don’t you Wish- Rebirth Brass Band
Liberian Girl- Rebirth Brass Band
I don’t Know- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave.
Freakshow- Big Brutha Soul (live)
Cool about it- Mr Fiddler
The Bounce- the Blue Method
Bufkin’s Tank- the Pnuma trio
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Kam ma lay- the Derek Trucks Band w/Ruben Blades
Bailando/Aquatic Park- Santana
Grungly- Razl
Wide Open- Kyle Hollingsworth
Bar Wars- Willis Jackson
Missouri Uncompromised-Burton/Metheny/Swallow/Sanchez (live)
Blues for Denial- Stefon Harris & Blackout
Return of the Jitney Man- Branford Marsalis Quartet
The Black & Crazy Blues/A Laugh for Rory- JFJO
Smokin’ a Half Note- Mark Mosley
Azure Te- Reuben Wilson
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The NOD- Fat Freddy’s Drop
Everyone Could Lose- Groundation
Not so Simple- Groundation
One Love- Playing for Change
Pata Pata- Vusi Malasela
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Bongo Bong- Delta Nove
Gosalo- the Pimps of Joytime
Gotta Let me Know- Breakestra
Treadneck- the Dynamites feat Charles Walker
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Ernest Funknine- U Melt
Loose Lucy- the Grateful Dead
Peace- Los Lobos (live)
Another Good Look- Jaik Miller Band
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Report Weather- Omar Sosa & Greg Landau
Post Burn Syndrome- Rara Avis
Ketu- Zaman 8 & Hafez Modir
Sidearms & Parsnips- Fila Brazillia
Kiss my Whippet- Fila Brazillia
Furball Shindig- Fila Brazillia

A Celebration JAM for Barry J Trotter

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This is what I thought I could do to celebrate Barry’s love of music.

Sunshine of Your Love- Ginger Baker
Ooh Mama Ooh- Moby Grape
How Come People act Like That- Tommy Talton
Things- Tommy Talton
Overtime- Geoff Achison & the Souldiggers (live)
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Two Against them all- Floyd Miles
So Much Love- scrapOmatic
the Truth is in the Light- the Wood Brothers
Spirit- the Wood Brothers
Straight Shot- the Subdudes (live)
All the Time in the World- the Subdudes (live)
Hate to lose your lovin’- Little Feat
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Yield to Temptation- Derek Trucks Band w/Col Bruce Hampton & Jimmy Herring (live)
Lovelight-the Derek Trucks Band w/Susan Tedeschi/Col Bruce & Jimmy Herring (live)
Teasin’ Brown- North Mississippi All Stars
No One to Run With- the Allman Brothers Band
Shake your Hips- Robert Randolph & the Family Band (live)
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with a Little Help from my Friends-Richie Havens (live)
the Mighty Quinn- Bob Dylan
let the Good Times Roll- Taj Mahal/Ry Cooder
it’s Alright with me- New Riders
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Red Hot Mama- Fleetwood Mac (live)
Mule->I’ve been Working- Gov’t Mule (live)
the Letter- Joe Cocker (live)
Simplicity- Bob Seger
Check Yourself- Oteil & the Peacemakers
Slip Away- Honeytribe (live)
When I call Home- Honeytribe (live)
Elvin- the Derek Trucks Band
the Jonez- Blue Miracle
Rome- Tishamingo
Angelina- the Tony Tyler Trance
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Universe- Mike Zito
Everything’s Alright- Floyd Dixon
Come and Go Blues- Warren Haynes & Gregg Allman (live)
Mountain to Climb- Floyd Miles & Gregg Allman
Anytime you Want- Sean Costello
Funked up- Joe Pitts
Loan me a Dime- Joe Pitts
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My Friend- Pedro Arevalo & Friends
She’s my baby- Traveling Wilburys
Too much to Dream Last Night- Webb Wilder
Heads in Georgia- JJ Cale & Eric Clapton
Til the Money Runs out- John Hammond
Too Many Tears-Buddy Guy/Derek Trucks/Susan Tedeschi
Shake Rattle & Roll- Jeff Healey
They’re Red hot-Peter Green w/Nigel Watson Splinter group
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Built for Comfort- Merl Saunders & his Funky Friends (live)
My Sisters & Brothers- the Jerry Garcia Band (live)

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7 Steps to Havana-Jazz at 5

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Having members from North America and Brazil, the Caribbean and Africa, Seven Steps To Havana possesses a sound that truly brings the world into the music. Lovely boleros, raucous rumbas, swinging sambas, and haunting horn trios, this band soars far and wide across the musical spectrum. They were firing on all cylinders as the Jazz at five series heading indoors to the Overture Center’s lobby atrium. Viviana Pintado (pianist/vocalist)- from Cuba, 3-time Latin Grammy nominee was absolutely brilliant in her playing and singing, exciting the crowd as she took familiar sounding arrangements and changed them to fit the “no stone unturned” approach to this Latin Jazz outfit. The other percussion setting the rhythms were created by Eliezer Freitas-Santos & Rey Rivera, and the bass playing of Yohannes Tona has blasts of Victor Wooten sounding explosions to the wooing jazz back bass beat that mirror the music’s pulse. The horns of Mark Miller (trombone), Bill Simenson (trumpet) & Douglas Little (saxophone/flute/leader) rounded out one frenzied fest of Latin sounds that spread smiles on the faces of those who let the music take them over.

Check out some of the photos from the event here.

with some Jazz and a Smile

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A smile felt down to the ocean blue….

Very Saxy-“Lockjaw” Davis/Coleman Hawkins/Arnett Cobb/Buddy Tate
Lifeboat- Rob Brown Ensemble
Tell me about Her- Dafnis Prieto Sextet
One Dance Alone- Wayne Horvitz Gravitas Quartet
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Where Y’all at- Wynton Marsalis
Get Ready- Carl Allen & Rodney Whitaker
Shake it for me- Stefon Harris & Blackout
Him or Me- the Terence Blanchard Group
A New World……- the Terence Blanchard Group
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Quixotic- the Stein Brothers Quintet
Dos Camino- Omar Sosa (live)
Black Flames- Chick Corea (live in Japan)
Kazuko Buleria- Chick Corea (live in Japan)
Imam- Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
Einbahnstrasse- Michael Wolff Trio
RhythmAning- Ellis Marsalis Quartet
Age of Everything- Vijay Iyer
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I’m Going Home- Christian McBride
Head Hunters- Skeebo Knight
Shaw’Nuff- Jarrett/Peacock/DeJohnnette
Cookie- Brian McCree
Green Apple Quickstop(Corre Corre)-Bill Cosby & the Hilton Ruiz Ensemble
Mornin Reverend- the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra (live)
Don’t you Worry ’bout a Thing- Vanguard Jazz Orch. (live)
If you Could see me Now- Paul Motian (live)
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Dizzy Moods- Charlie Mingus
Mamacita- Paul Carr
Juicy- Russel Blake
Jean Pierre- Marcus Miller
Ain’t no Sunshine- Deborah Flores
Scarlet Woman-Joe Zawinul & the Zawinul Syndicate
Past Lives- Mike Clark
Cape Verdean Blues- Alvin Queen
Marika’s Delight- Tony Bunn
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Juju Fruit- Billy Martin & G. Calvin Weston
Beatbox 2- Billy Martin & G. Calvin Weston
Pop goes the Weasel- Grant Calvin Weston
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South by West- Matana Roberts
Inside Straight- Cannon Re Loaded
Having you is a Blessing- Jesse Jones Jr
Rewind that- Christian Scott (live)
Blue Birdland- Maynard Ferguson
I Wish- Jack Prybyski
Tulips, Too Late- Stan Harrison
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Explosions- Bob James trio
At Peace with a Mop- Phillip Johnston
Six Pack- Gary Burton & Friends
A Night in Tunisia- Emil Richards
Syndrome- Burton/Methany/Swallow/Sanchez (live)
From this Moment on- Mark Elf