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Have Wings?

The final part of the proGram wondered the same as once upon a time.

Wonderin’- Shakti Soundsystem
Aum- Manika Kaur Ft. Sukhvinder Barj


Shine On My Soul- Mr. OFFBeat
(((( o ))))- Lehto & Renegades of Jazz
For Peace- Gerald Clayton
Rush- Gerald Clayton


‘S Wonderful- Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap
New Vienna, Part VII- Keith Jarrett (Live)
Love Thy Neighbor- Yotam Silberstein
Ocean- Markus Burger Ft. Peter Erskine, Bob Magnusson & Jan von Klewitz
Symphony No. 4 – III. Allegro giocoso- Kurt Rosenwinkel & Jean-Paul Brodbeck Ft. Lukas Traxel & Jorge Rossy


Love in the Garden- Joe Lovano & Marcin Wasilewski Trio
Battle- Yelena Eckemoff Ft. Trilok Gurtu, Riccardo Bertuzzi & Riccardo Oliva
Back Home- Rachel Therrien
Sergeant Bones- Jim Doherty

A Stretchin’

The middle part of the proGram kept on aiming for the skies.

If I Called You- Kendra Morris
I Just Got to Know- Eli “Paperboy” Reed
I Can’t Quit You Baby (Radio Session)- Eli “Paperboy” Reed


Monotono- Riviera Ventura
Shout- Charles Kynard
Slop Jar- Charles Kynard
Billar- Todd Clouser & JT Bates Ft. John Medeski
Slow Wave- Todd Clouser & JT Bates Ft. John Medeski


Mo…- Banda Maje
Hei Ti- Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 Ft. Elan Rhys
Tiki Suite Pt.2: Mirando Al Mar {Brunello Remix}- The Bahama Soul Club Ft. Arema Arega
Demasiado- NUNNE


Miniyamba- Maher Cissoko
Libe- NOANDA Ft. Feven Yoseph
Dey- Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 Ft. Damian Marley (Gaudi & Don Letts Remix)

The Points

The beGinning part of this week’s program got to the point.

Trailer Park Romance- Robert Deitch Ft. Emilee Johnson
Ring Of Fire- Charley Pride
The Ticket- Ernie Palmer


Hot Together- Lord Bolt
Sweet Thang- The Rev Douglas
Say You Wanna Dance- Brad Guitar Wilson
Walk Away- Canyon Lights (Live)
Mr. Moto- Paul Johnson & The Packards (Live at the Lighthouse 1995)
Peter Gunn/Baby Elephant Walk- The Chantays (Live at the Lighthouse 1995)


Dark Sleeper- The Dreadnoughts
The I’m Gonna Fight Jim’s Girlfriend Polka- The Dreadnoughts


700 Miles- Skullcap Ft. Anthony Pirog and Janel Leppin
Rt 40- Skullcap Ft. Anthony Pirog and Janel Leppin

Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead

Under the direction of Jason Moran, the Kennedy Center artistic director for Jazz, Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead is an international two-week jazz residency performance and composition project discovering and presenting the next generation of jazz greats. Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead identifies outstanding, emerging jazz artist-composers (in their mid-teens to age 25) and brings them together under the tutelage of experienced artist-instructors who coach and counsel them, helping to polish their performance, composing, and arranging skills. The 2 week residency program—for which there is no tuition or application fee—includes daily workshops and rehearsal with established jazz artists and culminates in three concerts in the Kennedy Center Justice Forum, which will be live streamed. The Kennedy Center will provide participants with lodging at a local hotel and per diem to cover meal expenses. Betty Carter, who possessed one of this era’s most extraordinary voices, was devoted to jazz education. Her Jazz Ahead program, which she brought to the Kennedy Center in 1998, has helped launch the careers of several of today’s stars, including Cyrus Chestnut, Kendrick Scott, Jason Moran, Jazzmeia Horn, Nate Smith, Arco Iris Sandoval, and Matthew Whitaker, among others. Open your ears and reflect into the future.

In The Curved Rows

The final part of this week’s proGram found shaped within itself.

Guerrera- Mireya Ft. Mr. Sonic
La Llama- Mireya Ft. Adrian Quesada & Velcro
Roaring ’21- Bitter:Sweet
As You Are- Raz Olsher
Alma’s Cove- Yuuf
Find Your Tribe- Lewis Daniel Ft. Jay Phelps & Nathaniel Cross


Massive Glowing Mushrooms- The Ercons Ft. Fabian Hernandez
Figure It Out- Immy Owusu Ft. Sensible J
Spiritual War- Immy Owusu Ft. Sensible J & Mazbou Q
Tempo al Tempo- Collettivo Immaginario Ft. Danilo Plessow


The Time Is Now- Isaiah Collier & the Chosen Few
***pre-recorded conversation with Isaiah Collier***
Our Truth Is Marching On- Isaiah Collier & the Chosen Few

Flowerchild- Todd Clouser & JT Bates w/John Medeski
Shégera- Hanging Hearts


Tainted Love- Deborah Silver & The Count Basie Orchestra Ft. Kurt Elling, Steve Jordan & John Clayton

In And Out Take

The middle part of the proGram did a little of the ol’ in and out.

RDNZL- Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention (Live June 21, 1974)
Resolution- The Ed Palermo Big Band
Tarkus- The Ed Palermo Big Band
Black Hole Sun / Bodhisattva- The Ed Palermo Big Band


Curl Rider- Bob Dalley {The Surf Raider} (live, 4/1/1995)
Green Room- Davie Allan {Davie Allan & The Arrows} (live, 4/1/1995)
Children of the Revolution- Gentlemen Rogues


Oriole- The Diasonics
THE FREEKQUENCY- Freekbass
Night Bus- The Flying Hats
Light Of The World (Horns Dubstrumental)- Subatomic Sound System + Screechy Dan
Shut Me Mouth- Iration Steppas
Beneath the Dunes- The Sorcerers


Lake VibeZ- Lake VibeZ
Parts Per Million- Lake VibeZ
Lado a Lado- Tagua Tagua Ft. White Denim
Vegas Mode- Bubble Wrap Trap

Walk That Way

The first part of the proGram knew where to go in.

Faithfully- Steve Perry & Willie Nelson
Repo Man- Bruce Springsteen
Someone’s Asking For You- Ethan Daniel Davidson
Blood Red Sun- Mason Jennings


Painted And Poison- The SteelDrivers
Pray God Listens- The Wood Brothers
Snake Oil- Jay Lang
Days Gone By- Gina Coleman


Would You Please Shut Up- Boogie Beasts (Live)
Insanity- David M’ore
Freetown- Merel Van de Keer

greenarrowradio promo– Reverend Freakchild
Jesus Just Left Chicago- Reverend Freakchild
Too High To Cut My Hair- Little Feat

Feel Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few

Isaiah Collier is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger, model, curator, activist, motivational speaker and all around cool cat. He may be most known for his saxophone work. He has studied and learned from many of the masters such as Coltrane, Mitchell, Shorter and one can feel and hear his approach is drawn from these influences. As with so many of the great improvisers, he works without a net and crosses all sorts of boundaries that may be drawn. He has worked all over the globe with artists like Chance the Rapper, Waddada Leo Smith, Carl Allen, Paul Rogers, Bernie Maupin, Rudy Van Gelder and many more visionaries. He has played his music and shared his stories at many of the favorite festivals and clubs as he continues to grow and learn with and from. The sometimes untold tales, or hoped to be forgotten tales of the past collide with the now of today and the what if of tomorrow(s) seems to be where Isaiah lives. While he is best known perhaps for his work within Isaish Collier & The Chosen Few, it is very easy to tell how his singularity of voice is one to be listened to, reflected upon and fed to become complete.

I had the honor of reconnecting with Isiah once aGain as he prepare to being a new look Chosen Few to play the Terrace on June 14th for the 2025 Madison Jazz Festival. We talk about showing up at the event with yourself as a blank slate, without expectations and let the sound(s) and rhythms take away the every day all thats that we all get overcome by. I made sure to have him give roll call with a little flip to the backside of the baseball card on who is coming with him to Madison. So, I already feel closer to those who’ll be providing the colors for my easel. This is one powerhouse of an ensemble. We went seed to flower on his latest (Late 2024) release, The World Is On Fire, which certainly allows for more meaning with each new listen. We talked about his ‘Story Of 400 Years‘ project which is a musical & multimedia production that explores the history of Black people in North America, starting with the Transatlantic slave trade and continuing through pivotal moments in Black American history. One of the more (and it all was) thrilling part of this conversation was time spent talking about what he gets to be a part of as a Steve Jobs Archive Fellow which led us into him exploring sounds in new ways and shapes while being able to listen to and learn from diverse talents. There so much goodness in this conversation, just as I know will happen in Madison on June 14th and anywhere else Mr. Isaiah Collier will be joining in.

photo by: Johanna Brinckman

Coda Found

The final part of this week’s proGram found one way out.

Beyond The Reach Of Our Eyes- Brandon Woody
Sacrifice Culture- Gerald Clayton
Caxilever- Rodney Whitaker
Mosaic of Life- Reginald Cyntje


Ocularity- reggie watkins
Straw Hat- Charles Chen
Colossus- Steve Knight
Echoes Of The Past- Ermelinda Cuellar
Tango- Isabelle Olivier
It Could Happen To You- Zhengtao Pan Jazz Orchestra


Idler- Paul Hecht
For Those Who Need To Hear It- Hanging Hearts
Strong & Wrong- Hanging Hearts
Bésame Mucho- Champian Fulton & Klas Lindquist


Two Scoops- Ola Onabulé́ & Nicolas Meier

Deciding

The middle part of the proGram proved there’s only the correct ways to go.

Elephant- Nādt Orchestra
Doom Elevator- Immy Owusu Ft. Sensible J
Viajante de Plameta Azul- Hyldon & Adrian Younge
Jenipapo Robot- Hyldon & Adrian Younge
Não Podermos O Amar Para- Dom Salvador, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad


Living Time- P​hil Haynes
Crystal Silence- P​hil Haynes
Repeat After Me- Kneebody
Natural Bridge- Kneebody


Outrageous Shirt Blues!- The Quantum Blues Quartet
***pre-recorded conversation w/Jamaaladeen Tacuma***
Swami Lama Blues- The Quantum Blues Quartet


New Flamingo Magic- Todd Clouser, John Medeski & JT Bates
Agatha- Todd Clouser, John Medeski & JT Bates
The Art of Blakey- Rodney Jordan

The Walk In

The 1st part of the program started at the beGinning.

Secret Passage- Daylight Robbery! & Nick Marks
Trouble with a Capital T (Shaka Loves You Remix)- Joseph Malik
Tsicroxe- Jimi Tenor Ft. Cold Diamond & Mink
Venus Of Barsoon- Jimi Tenor Ft. Cold Diamond & Mink


Primos- Adrian Quesada Ft. Hermanos Gutiérrez
Vu- Sababa 5
Grafter- The Flying Hats
Bust Up- The Flying Hats
Isle of The Damned- Pierpont & Helgeson
Italian Traffic- West Riviera
Curtis Coorey- West Riviera Ft. Adam Scone


We Don’t Have to Be Alone- Thee Sacred Souls
Cucaracha- Neptungo


No Reform- Bitter:Sweet
***pre-recorded conversation with Shana Halligan of Bitter:Sweet***
Poet With a Dream- Bitter:Sweet

Talkin’ Quantum Blues With Mr. Jamaaladeen Tacuma

Ropeadope presents Quantum Blues featuring Tisziji Muñoz, Paul Shaffer, Will Calhoun, & Jamaaladeen Tacuma AKA: The Quantum Blues Quartet. This serendipitous one of its kind meeting between 4 musicians with life-long accomplishments occurred in New York in 2024. The result is Quantum Blues, a work that takes the listener by the hand on a journey of true musical exploration. It is evident that the artists are dealing with & transmitting much more than just music, they are investigating their own emotion & understanding of the world and communicating the process directly to us. In a world of quickly digestible tracks, Quantum Blues stands like a complex novel of the human experience. I had the honor of catching up with Mr. Jamaaladeen Tacuma to discuss this project. Here’s a little about him to get your mind’s working. Artist, producer, musician & composer Jamaaladeen Tacuma spent his youth in Philadelphia where he received a world class music education from the many Jazz musicians living there and has since traveled the world as a renowned and supremely versatile master of the electric bass guitar. In the 1970’s, when he was just a teen, his creatively funky free approach caught the ear of saxophonist Ornette Coleman and he became a member of Coleman’s Prime Time Band. His work is heard on some of Coleman’s historic recordings: “Dancing In Your Head & “Of Human Feelings.” Tacuma has since lent his bona fides as a jazz force to the work of Grover Washington Jr, Archie Shepp, Gary Bartz, Max Roach, James Carter, David Murray… As band leader he has produced over 25 studio albums with 120 original compositions and has appeared on countless albums as a producer, band leader & soloist. As his career evolved, he found himself right at home in music no matter the genre. Whether it be R&B, Soul, World Music, Classical, Hip-hop, Pop, Country, Experimental or a cross cultural collaboration with a classical symphony, opera’s, Turkish music Ensembles, Alpine brass band, Korean Samul Nori drum ensemble & Moroccan Gnaoua groups. He has lent his one of kind bass flavor to projects with Wiilhelmenia Fernandez, Sheryl Crow, Bob Weir, Dave Mathews, Jason Isbell, The Roots, Marc Ribot, Brad Paisley, Jeff Beck, Derek Bailey, Carlos Santana, Burhan Ocal, DJ Logic, among others. He is a standing member of Super Soul Banned, a group assembled by Rolling Stone’s drummer Steve Jordan, rubbing shoulders with the glitterati at the annual Fox Gala (Michael J. Fox’s annual fundraiser for Parkinson’s research). He has even toured/collaborated with the legendary Australian kids music group The Wiggles. Jamaal believes that music has the profound ability to be a bridge across cultures that unites humanity and has recorded, performed & collaborated with musicians on nearly every continent. He works as a music ambassador elevating the art form and shining a light on Philadelphia as an epicenter of black music culture. In the past decade Tacuma has been recognized for his Artist Excellence with numerous awards & accolades including The Marcus Garvey Foundation 50th Anniversary Award, The Pew Arts & Heritage Fellowship, Philadelphia’s Benny Golson Award & Liberty Bell Medal, Jazz Journalist Association “Philadelphia Jazz Hero Award” & South Arts Creative Residency Grant, Mid Atlantic Arts International Artist. In 2024 he became culture Ambassador for The Third Way Cultural Alliance, and he continues to engage old and new fans on tour, produce and record and teach masterclass workshops worldwide from his current home base in Philadelphia.

During my conmversation with Jamaal, we got into how the stars aligned to get these 4 talents together and how they each shaped a moment in time with a groove and kinship that should come with sunglasses. The music is a piece of each – not only them but it has parts of/for us as well. Jamaal is very generous with sharing his thoughts and feeling and has the resume to prove it (as seen above), he can fit in anywhere and always stands out with flash & pizazz. He recently went down south to get spend time with our family & Third Way Ambassador Todd Clouser brought together key musicians from Mexico and South America to express the vibrant music and arts scene emerging in Mexico City. This week long exploration of music & culture saw Jamaal appear with local musicians at Jazzatlan for two nights of music and panel discussions about the role of music in bridging cultures. Rehearsals and recording sessions will allow musicians time and space to open dialogues and create music together. You see what is meant by building bridges – these folks here. Before we said farewell, he did drop a little nugget mentioning that he is producing friend of the program, Mr. Marshall Allen‘s new album 101 an Audio Odyssey’. This was one of those dream come true conversations for me. Check it out so you can get some of that feeling too.

Bitter:Sweet Baby IS Back

Since their critically acclaimed debut, Bitter:Sweet has masterfully blended bold beats with lush melodies, carving out a signature cosmopolitan fusion that captivates listeners. Their genre-defying style draws inspiration from Portishead’s cinematic drama, Gilberto Gil’s tropical rhythms, Morcheeba’s downtempo elegance, & Serge Gainsbourg’s lyrical sophistication. The result is a sound synonymous w/style, allure, & timeless class. With over half a million records sold and over 50 various films, tv shows, & brands using Bitter:Sweet’s music to soundtrack their story, Bitter:Sweet is likely one of the world’s most listened to bands in the world, yet whose fame has yet to catch up with their amazing reach. Their trademark sound have appeared in such projects as, ‘The Devil WearsPrada’, ‘Entourage’, & ‘Desperate Housewives’, as well as in ad campaigns for Victoria’s Secret, Coach, & Range Rover. Shana Halligan is a Los Angeles-born singer, songwriter, composer, and one of the most distinctive voices in modern music. With a career spanning nearly 2 decades, she has become known for her sultry vocals, genre-defying creativity, & unrelenting dedication to her craft. She first rose to prominence as the lead vocalist & co-writer of Bitter:Sweet, which she co-founded in 2006. Shana has reignited the Bitter:Sweet project in 2025 with the release of Baby Is Back, an album that signals a daring reinvention. Dropped on April 24, this record reintroduces the band’s signature aesthetic through a contemporary lens, merging lush orchestration with smoky grooves & innovative storytelling. The album’s title track struts with playful bravado, while “Rise” delivers a poignant farewell to Halligan’s late father, adorned with haunting strings from Serj Tankian of System Of A Down and lyrical grace. Other standout cuts—“Ecoute Ma Voix,” “Rosary,” “Lover’s Waltz,” and “Roaring 21”—highlight the renewed fire and fearless artistry behind Bitter:Sweet’s return. Album out now. Bitter:Sweet returns with a brand new album, ‘Baby Is Back’ was officially released on April 25 2025. I for one am ready for this bold and sexy new chapter.

I had the chance to happily chat with Shana about the creation of and the story writing behind the new album, Baby Is Back. But first, We find out how she is doing as a person and what she has been up to in the ten years or so since BitterSweet dissolved. the we hop into how she was able to create a new sonic adventure that is both filled with nostalgia and a brand new something something – as we know – not as easy thing to be able to trap in a moment, never mind many moments. We also talk about how a recent spoken word gathering where she worked with jazz musicians really opened up some paths for her stories to find and walk down – really gaining introspection and yes, there’s more Bitter:Sweet even to come it sounds like. Shana take a moment to build a setlist, which I could just listen to over and over (and over) again. I am always excited when an artist, reveals some of their inner findings through art while in our conversation and Shana and I carved out a little of that here. And one of us is working on a book?! A pleasure.

Sun Spotted

The final parts of this week’s proGram should be looked at directly.

Work on Myself- Femi Kuti
Gwan A School- Sister Nancy
Toda A Hora- Orquestra Bamba Social
Panda by Night- Muito Kaballa
We Malo Pt.1- Warda


Watch the Sunrise- Tian Qiyi Ft. JAH WOBBLE
Onna Negai Uta- Meiko Kaji
Ahmadish- Duende Libre


sugiton- polynatorz
i love russian writers- polynatorz
Rivers of Blood (Wallace & Morris Vocal Remix)- ROY INC x Darren Morris
MARS- Farhot


Jigsaws- Montao
Go Dancing- Flevans
Cutthroats- Boldy James & Real Bad Man

And Blow

The middle parts of this week’s proGram were made with many an angle.

Città Notte- Azzurro 80
Patio de los Leones- Danzón El Gato
Toils of Passion- Cantrips


Keres- Kovacs The Hun
The Immigrant (Original Mix)- Cycloid Dyaxis


Place in Between / Cyclic- Jazzanova (Little Big Beat Studio Live Session)
Days to Come- Jazzanova (Little Big Beat Studio Live Session)


Limousine- The Bobby Lees
Radiator- The Bobby Lees
Feature with a Rapper- Messiness


The Fish- The Ed Palermo Big Band
***pre-recorded conversation with Ed Palermo***
Snake Oil- The Ed Palermo Big Band

Lettuce Volunteers

The first part of this week’s proGram just wanted to come on back.

Suitcase Blues- Shelby Means Ft. Billy Strings & Sam Bush
Borrow My Boots- Tami Neilson Ft. Ashley McBryde, Grace Bowers & Shelly Fairchild
Take This Heart And Lock It Up- Murry Hammond
Savior In The City- David J Haskins


Peace Train- Yusuf / Cat Stevens (live, 1974)
SOME OF THIS ‘N’ SOME OF THAT- Planet D Nonet
Oh Ye Yaille- Jeffery Broussard & The Nighttime Syndicate


One Of Us- LaMP ft. Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger & Ray Paczkowski
Mission Impossible- Calibro 35
Gianni!- West Riviera
Everything Is Everything- West Riviera Ft. Jimmy James


So Much More- The Freedom Affair
Manuela Di Notte- Alex Puddu
Sabbia Magica- Azzurro 80

Prog Versus Fusion, Anyone?

Ed Palermo is not a “business as usual” musician. After all, when most people think of “big bands,” they think “Oh No! Not Jazz!!” But go to see Ed Palermo’s Big Band, and you might hear Frank Zappa, Todd Rundgren, The Police, Pat Metheny, or one of Ed’s own compositions, loaded with lush turns and unexpected twists. Gil Evans wonderfully articulated Palermo’s unusual approach to traditional instrumentation: “I first heard Ed Palermo’s music in a small club in the SoHo section of Manhattan. He was using the instrumentation of a traditional big band, yet his arrangements and songs were anything but that. When I thought the music was going in a certain direction, it would suddenly turn a corner. Ed has the ability to keep that important balance between cohesiveness and unpredictability. Ed Palermo’s music is alive and represents now.” This is something that attracted me to Ed and his music from the first time I ingested it. Before forming his band, Ed toured and recorded with many different artists, including Aretha Franklin, Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, Celia Cruz, Lena Horne, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Lou Rawls, Melba Moore, Debbie Gibson, The Spinners, and countless others. He has written & arranged for the Tonight Show, Maurice Hines and Eddy Fischer. He also arranged the music for a James Brown concert at the Hollywood Bowl. Ed’s interpretations of the music of Frank Zappa, Paul Butterfield, Todd Rundgren, The Beatles, Jeff Beck, Procol Harum, Jethro Tull and others have consistently brought him and his band critical acclaim and rave reviews. The Ed Palermo Big Band’s latest CD, “Prog vs Fusion: A War of the Ages,” highlights some of Ed’s favorite progressive rock & jazz fusion compositions. It was released April 18th on Sky Cat Records.

THE ED PALERMO BIG BAND:
ED PALERMO – arranger, bandleader
CLIFF LYONS – alto sax
PHIL CHESTER – alto sax, soprano sax
BILL STRAUB – tenor sax
BEN KONO – tenor sax
BARBARA CIFELLI – baritone sax
RONNIE BUTTACAVOLI – lead trumpet
JOHN BAILEY – trumpet
AUGIE HAAS – trumpet
BOBBY SPELLMAN – trumpet
CHARLEY GORDON – lead trombone
MIKE BOSCHEN – trombone
MATT INGMAN – bass trombone, tuba
BRUCE McDANIEL – arranger, vocals, guitar
KATIE JACOBY – violin
BOB QUARANTA – piano
TED KOOSHIAN – keyboard
PAUL ADAMY – bass
RAY MARCHICA – drums
and special guest
MIKE KENEALLY – guitar, backing vocals

I had the chance to reconnect with Ed recently to talk about his love for ‘Prog Rock and Jazz Fusion’ and how that journey has led him and now us to this battle royale. We get into the creation of the new record and we talk about getting ‘The Fish’ on there as its own entity. I imagine the homework on choosing the tunes was a whole lotta fun. We talk about where they big band gets to play these songs live, jammin’ in his basement and if he finds time to be able to get out a find new artists or music to enjoy. This is the type of album that will hopefully gain attention by music lovers of all sorts, as it’s openness to explore certainly makes proGramming it over the airwaves and seeing surprised faces as I share it in my own personal listening space, all part of the adventure. THIS is the type oif battles we should be discussing.

Lilac In The Air

The final part of the proGram has a certain whiff to it.

Chapoteo- Danzón El Gato
Una Epopeya Tranquila- Danzón El Gato


No Puedo Respirar- Marina y su Melao
Bamako- Afrodream
Last Mugu- Femi Kuti
Listening To Reggae- Chili Guys


Can’t Leave You Alone- Jr. Thomas & Eraserhood Sound
We Go out of Our Way- Rodina
Feed Lala- Feed LA


Funk Vortex- Javier Santiago
***pre-recorded conversation with Javier Santiago***
Eyes Of Justitia- Javier Santiago


Depois do Amor- Samantha Schmutz & Adrian Younge
It’s Your World- Brian Jackson & Masters At Work Ft. Raheem DeVaughn
Nadi- WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc)

If Your Heart Is In It

The middle part of the proGram gave the heart to the matter.

Feel That Sting- Ally Venable
Galaxy Girl- Eric Johanson (Live)
Cyclone- Shari Puorto
Stop Working Me- Tim Gartland
Rolling and Tumbling- Muddy What? (live)


Catfish Blues- The Davidson Trio
Big Women- Robert Randolph
I Don’t Mind- GA-20
Mondo’s Jump- Mondo Cortez and The Chicago Blues Angels
greenarrowradio promo– Davis Coen
You Gonna Miss Me- Davis Coen (Live)


Changed- Valerie June Ft. The Blind Boys of Alabama
***pre-recorded conversation with Valerie June***
All I Really Wanna Do- Valerie June


Clean Up- Royce Wood Junior
Shere’s Theme- Leroi Conroy
Ace Box Sneak- Ace Box Shift
I’ll Take You There- Smokey Robinson

Ready To Get

The first part of the proGram started off with a growin’ spurt.

Ignition- Another Damn Disappointment (A.D.D.)
Little Professor- Dew Claw
Black Mamba- The Original Alice Cooper Group Ft. Robbie Krieger


I Feel Alright- Anne Harris
Good Times- Tony Holiday
John’s Crawdad Song- John Primer
When I Met the Blues (Grown in MS Version)- John Primer


The Cure- Allison August
Heads Up- Popa Chubby Ft. Arthur Neilson
Hip Shakin’ Mama- Charlie Musselwhite
I Ain’t Easy to Love- Alison Joy Williams


Rochester- Hughes Taylor
Hey Baby (What Are We Gonna Do)- Kenny Wayne Shepherd & Bobby Rush
See That Pony- Brandon Santini
Brown Sugar- Sean Chambers Ft. The Savoy Brown Rhythm Section (live)