This week on the show, our guest Jonathan Bywater turns up with a crate that demonstrates he’ll follow musical inspiration wherever it happens to be hiding, genres be damned. One moment he’s floating through The Midnight Express Show Band's "Tri-Fire" boogie demo or the globe-trotting boom-bap of Chillin’ Villains, the next he’s swerving into Cash Money Millionaires like it’s still 2000 and everyone’s wearing unbelievably large denim.
Then he returns to the roots: Vernon Garrett preaching, U.S. Warren doing tough-love blues, even Kahil El’Zabar’s deep-water ritualism sits comfortably next to Cooper-Moore and Hamid Drake’s shimmering “Five Angels by the Stream.”
Then we're heavy loungin' with Enoch Light’s "Shaft" and some private press business courtesy of the Randon Bros, before jettin' south to break out the claves and acordion for Conjunto Miramar's Columbian Cumbia heater "Carruseles", Nuyorican swinger Ricardo Ray and other latin treats. Enjoy
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This week on the show, our guest Jonathan Bywater turns up with a crate that demonstrates he’ll follow musical inspiration wherever it happens to be hiding, genres be damned. One moment he’s floating through The Midnight Express Show Band's "Tri-Fire" boogie demo or the globe-trotting boom-bap of Chillin’ Villains, the next he’s swerving into Cash Money Millionaires like it’s still 2000 and everyone’s wearing unbelievably large denim.
Then he returns to the roots: Vernon Garrett preaching, U.S. Warren doing tough-love blues, even Kahil El’Zabar’s deep-water ritualism sits comfortably next to Cooper-Moore and Hamid Drake’s shimmering “Five Angels by the Stream.”
Then we're heavy loungin' with Enoch Light’s "Shaft" and some private press business courtesy of the Randon Bros, before jettin' south to break out the claves and acordion for Conjunto Miramar's Columbian Cumbia heater "Carruseles", Nuyorican swinger Ricardo Ray and other latin treats. Enjoy
Delroy Wilson - I'm in a dancing mood
Tenorio Jr - Nebulosa
Little Starsky - Dancin' Party People
Trifire - Breeze up
Chillin' Villains - All over da globe
Cash Money Millionaires - Baller Blockin'
Linda Tillery - Markin' Time
Charles Brinkley & Fully Guaranteed - In the pocket
Southern Energy Ensemble - Energy
Vernon Garrett - We the people in the ghetto
U.S. Warren - hard-Headed Woman
Cecil Lyde - Funk is here to stay
The Prolifics - Boy Child
Pure Release - I know it's love for sure
Donny McGhee - It Ain't no big thing
North End - Kind of life (kind of love)
Ullanda - Want ads
Mohinder Kaur Bhamra - Par Toon Ki Janay
Daniel Sahuleka - Lorraine
Kahil El'Zabar's The Ritual - Ocean Deep
William M Parker, Cooper-Moore, Hamid Drake - Five angels by the stream
The awesome Jeremy Redmore rings in for a chat about his new Exercise-Themed music and what's happening with Suzy Cato at Sounds Fun, we reach a mighty 4 on the pancake count and Finn has a very important announcement about the Kids Show!
All three deputies broadcasting live from Studio 1 Guitars! Fantastic live performances from Fables and Moongoose. A huge thank you to Studio 1 Vintage Guitarsfor hosting us and their continued support of our show. Yeehaw!
Finn introduces power pop sensation Paul Cathro, and traces his lineage from head trauma in Dunedin to his latest album Catapault, which came out this year. Next week is their song, with the prompt 'The highs, the lows'.
Kāhui St David’s is situated in the St David’s Memorial Church in Khyber Pass Road. Paul is here to tell us about some special events that are on at the venue in the run up to Christmas.
Georgia Arnold is a Tāmaki-based multidisciplinary artist working intuitively across a range of mediums, including drawings, ceramics, painting, metalwork and sculpture.
In her current exhibition at Melanie Roger Gallery, Retreat, Arnold draws inspiration from her time spent house-sitting in Pukekohe, letting her semi-rural surroundings, new routines, and everyday encounters inform the direction of a new body of mixed media drawings and sand cast charms. Using her art-making as an escape from conflict and a canvas for healing, the works embrace the chaos, tension, and potential for a messy, expressive, and loud autobiography, obscuring the subjects of her introspection in the process.
Sof had a kōrero with Georgia Arnold about Retreat and her overall practice.
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