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This is where all of culture and all of time are collapsed into one seductive portal and viewed through the panoramic lens of the exotic. Come and embark on an armchair-travel virtual-voyage to the heart of timeless darkness and beyond; embrace the numinous monolith of the exotic immensity. Let us find that place where hybridization meets its destiny as pure fantasy. Let us become observers observing those others who are ourselves. You wear your mask and I'll wear mine.

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Favoriting February 27, 2020: Sacred Entertainments, Dub Meditations, Historias Naturales (& Other Special Techniques)

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Artist Track Album Label Year Comments Approx. start time
  Intro            
Putra Jaya Melati  Arak-arakan   Favoriting The Sacred Entertainment: Réak, Ceremonial Horse Trance Music from Priangan  Discrepant  2019    0:01:21 (Pop-up)
Kink Gong  Tibetan Buddhism Trip, Part One   Favoriting Tibetan Buddhism Trip  Akuphone  2017  rec. in Tibet & Yunnan b/t 2006 -2013, recomposed in Berlin 2016  0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Unknown Title  Six Phnong Gong Players   Favoriting Ethnic Minority Music of Northeast Cambodia  Sublime Frequencies  2006  Six Phnong Gong Players (4 Men, 2 Women Standing Holding Their Cings Or Flat Gongs), 1 Male Singer, 2 Female Singers  0:34:15 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
 

Space Kids  

 

 

 

 

0:42:56 (Pop-up)
Winston Riley  I'll Be Waiting Dub   Favoriting Meditation Dub  Techniques  1977    0:53:00 (Pop-up)
Winston Riley  Man Of My Word Dub   Favoriting Meditation Dub  Techniques  1977    0:55:15 (Pop-up)
Winston Riley  Fish Mouth Dub   Favoriting Meditation Dub  Techniques  1977    0:58:18 (Pop-up)
Dave and Ansil Collins  Double Barrel   Favoriting Double Barrel 7"  Techniques  1970  Dave Barker & Ansel Collins, prod. Winston Riley  0:59:31 (Pop-up)
C & W  Adam Dub Eve   Favoriting .357 Magnum Dub  Carl's Records  197?  Carl Campbell & Winston Riley  1:02:12 (Pop-up)
King Tubby & Riley All Stars  Stepping Ston Dub   Favoriting Concrete Jungle Dub  Concrete Jungle  1976  also released as King Tubby's, "Concrete Jungle"; Riley All Stars aka Techniques All Stars; prod. by either Winston or Buster Riley  1:06:00 (Pop-up)
Skatalites  Roots Dub   Favoriting Herb Dub = Collie Dub Collie Dub = Herb Dub  Jigsaw  1976  mixed by King Tubby  1:09:17 (Pop-up)
Mikey Dread  Floor Manager's Theme   Favoriting Dread at the Control Dubwise  Dread at the Controls  1979    1:15:15 (Pop-up)
Wayne Jarrett  Bubble Up   Favoriting Showcase Vol. 1  Wackie's  1982  mixed by Bullwackie  1:19:06 (Pop-up)
Impact All Stars  Cheating Dub   Favoriting Java Java Java Java  Impact!  1973    1:26:11 (Pop-up)
Desmond Dekker & The Aces  Fu Manchu   Favoriting Fu Manchu 7"  Beverley's Records  1968    1:29:02 (Pop-up)
Johnny Osbourne & The Sensations with Boris Gardiner & The Love People  He Who Keepeth His Mouth   Favoriting Come Back Darling  Techniques  1970  prod. Winston Riley  1:32:04 (Pop-up)
Keith Hudson & the Soul Syndicate  Dreadful Words Dub / Words Dub   Favoriting Nuh Skin Up  Pressure Sounds  1979 / 2007  orig. rel. (w/ different tracklist) as Nuh Skin Up Dub (Joint International), 1979  1:34:07 (Pop-up)
Phillip Fullwood & Winston McKenzie  Words   Favoriting Words in Dub  Jah Marcus  1979    1:39:23 (Pop-up)
Alton Ellis  I'll Be Waiting   Favoriting I'll Be Waiting / Techniques All Stars, Waiting Version 7"  Techniques  1970  prod. Winston Riley  1:44:22 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
 

Safari  

 

 

 

 

2:00:43 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas  Infame golpazo   Favoriting Historia Natural  Glitterbeat  2019    2:01:17 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas  Espíritu de los seres humanos   Favoriting Historia Natural  Glitterbeat  2019    2:03:32 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas  El venado triste   Favoriting Historia Natural  Glitterbeat  2019    2:07:13 (Pop-up)
Mahy et Les Amis des Ondes  'Antilles' Méchant Bateau   Favoriting Foot-Ball Sanglant  Aux Ondes  196?  Guadeloupe  2:11:09 (Pop-up)
Joseph Lacides  Citation Créole   Favoriting Marlène 7"  Disques Debs  196?  Guadeloupe  2:14:59 (Pop-up)
Cyril Diaz et son Orchestre  Feeling Happy   Favoriting Carnival Bacchanal 7"  Disques Debs  196?    2:17:40 (Pop-up)
Tabou Nº2  Experience   Favoriting Ambition  Disques Debs International  1975    2:20:08 (Pop-up)
Françoise Guimbert  Tantine Zaza   Favoriting Tantine Zaza / Mi Aime Voyaze 7"  Diffusion Royale   197?  Reunion  2:23:19 (Pop-up)
Coulouce  L'amour Artificiel (Soul-Sega)   Favoriting Soul Sega 7"  Stella  197?  Mauritius  2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Growling Tiger  Medley: Heles Enfents / Salvatori Fire / Rama I Rama Lo Kine / I Wheel And I Wheel San Fernando / Neighbor-O / Elsie / The Captain Vote / Water Scheme Labourers Strike   Favoriting Knockdown Calypsos  Rounder   1979  Trinidad  2:33:00 (Pop-up)
Young Tiger  African Dream   Favoriting London Is the Place For Me 4: African Dreams & The Piccadilly High Life  Honest Jon's  2006    2:40:17 (Pop-up)
Buddy Pipp's Highlifers  Ghana Special   Favoriting Ghana Special 78  Lyragon  1954  Joe Harriott on alto sax  2:43:28 (Pop-up)
Shake Keane with Mike McKenzie's All Stars  Mambo Indio   Favoriting Cuban Carnival 10"  His Master's Voice   195?  wr. Damiron  2:45:31 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Sparrow  Castro Eating Banana   Favoriting Sparrow Sings... The Outcast  National Record Company  1963    2:48:00 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
 

Sex Power 4  

 

 

 

 

2:52:10 (Pop-up)
The Mexicano  Double Barrel   Favoriting Alone Again  ICE  1979    2:59:42 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

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Flash Strap:

Hello Explorers!
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listener james from westwood:

Evening, all!
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Flash Strap:

Hi James!
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chresti:

Hello Flash and xplorers!
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Flash Strap:

Hi Chresti!
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Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em):

howdeeeee!
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Flash Strap:

Howdy Granny!
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Flash Strap:

from the liner notes:
Kasenian réak is a genre of performative art from the Priangan area of west Java, organized during hajatans (life-cycle celebrations) and nowadays primarily held during weddings andcircumcisions. The style, known as a seni lungsuran, is part of the greater family of Javanese
horse dances, originally known in their most famous forms of jathilan and kuda lumping. Javanese horse dances, which could be as old as animistic Java, may already have been practiced before the eight century, travelling through the island and reaching Priangan in the thirties, when réak is believed to have been originated and popularised by musical groups Juarta Putra and Maska Putra. While bearing more than some resemblances with its family, kasenian réak benefits of structures and aesthetic tracts of its own, being not only one of the newest developments of horse dance if not the newest, but also its rawest and most extreme outcome.

....

Trance and possession obviously represent two of the main attractions of the style. The music as a sonic signal given by the speeded tempo, along with an adorcistic practice conducted by the ma’alim are capable of inviting spirits to enter bodies and take control of them. When possessed, the individuals can, according to the entity they host, exhibit superhuman capacities that allow them to eat burning charcoal and glass, open coconuts with their bare teeth and break bricks
with their foreheads.

This release aims to provide a spectrum of kasenian réak and its music. For this reason, on the first side it is possible to listen to a classic réak ouverture, played by one of the two founding groups, Juarta Putra. On the other side one may hear Putra Jaya Melati: one of the groups that
most attempts to push towards a contemporary, aggressive and experimental version of réak music, without leaving the cultural and spiritual background of the style behind. In this record, it is even possible to hear an electric guitar, gongs, a kendang and a very open repertoire of songs.
Avatar 7:06pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...I think we got us some true Innernationull stuff here Captain...
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Flash Strap:

Ahoy Rev!
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hyde:

hello!
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Flash Strap:

Hy Hy Hyde!
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Flash Strap:

this track really melts my face
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Wow.
...So - compare & contrast w/ Haitian Vodoun - deriving from West Africa. 'Tell My Horse'...
- & maybe various subcontinent Hindu ceremonies? & the Jajuka things...
Réak looks a bit like my word Rawk for Rock...I'm always thinking about Rawk as an instinctual expression of some Shamanic instinct in 'our world'...
Avatar 7:14pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

'Sacred Entertainments'
Avatar 7:15pm
Flash Strap:

makin' a lot of sense here, Rev.
and yeah this is a definite case study for your theory, this is pure psych "rawk" even while it's many other things besides
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Phew.
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Flash Strap:

re: 'Sacred Entertainments' – I know, i'm so moved by the very concept of this term
Avatar 7:16pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

It's kind of an oxymoron - right ?!
Such a loaded poetry of two words.
It's a lot of what I think about in two words in fact...
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TDK60:

Hey there, and here.
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Flash Strap:

@rev: me too my friend. we hold similar theories and cares
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Flash Strap:

Warm welcome TDK!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...the idea that all Art & Religion & most Musics devolve from the Tribe & the Shaman...
& the exact location in New Orleans - Congo Square - where 'Our Musics' passed from Sacred to Entertainment...the line from participation to performance
...& everything Artaud was about - & McKenna suggests about Archaic Revival...
Avatar 7:21pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

'Theatre & Its Double'
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Flash Strap:

the struggle to maintain the sacred or the ritual in the passage to an age of entertainment, a very Georges Bataille dialectic
Avatar 7:22pm
Flash Strap:

did anybody see Embrace of the Serpent, btw? just saw it recently and it really really impressed me
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:24pm
Dave in Vermont:

oh yeah, i saw that at the VT Intl Film Fest when it came out-hard to remember back that long
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member 7:24pm
WR:

Just getting strapped in. Monday was Losar, Tibetan / Nepali new year. I live across the street from a temple. Initially I was very attentive when they have festivities but have found they use recordings, not people playing, though the prayers are by the monks.
Avatar 7:24pm
Flash Strap:

Hi Dave!
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hyde:

Argh I'm on my phone listening for once and its crapped out twice in the middle of songs which makes me hate everything about phones except i can listen (sorta) to this show on one
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doctorjazz:

Wow, lots of comments! Hi all!
Avatar 7:26pm
Flash Strap:

Hi WR! sounds pretty cool even with the lack of live music (which would make it 100x more worth attending, from a secular perspective)
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Flash Strap:

Doc's in the house! Hi Doc
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hyde:

Yay, doc jazz!
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Flash Strap:

@hyde: as long as it's not crapping out on my end, man, last week bummed me out.

the archive is repaired by the way, if anybody wanted to check out what was missed
Avatar 7:28pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Think of course of indigenous Bon shamanism before Buddhism in Tibet...
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Flash Strap:

that's a subject on which i possess barely even the most cursory knowledge Rev
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TDK60:

I'm canceling my comment, but let me ring that bell there...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- & hardly alone. I get the impression it's much debated amongst those who consider themselves in the know? But it's apparent I think in Tibetan Ceremony...
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hyde:

@flash haha, no. this is all on me, my phone randomly decides to quit streams, podcasts, whatever. just yet another reason to hate the world this nightmare rectangle has wrought! (side note there are also things i love my phone for grumble)
Avatar 7:32pm
Flash Strap:

phuckin' phones man
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Flash Strap:

@rev: seems inevitable, the history of every religious subsumation contains a degree of syncretism
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...I hate to join the chorus blaming Mercury Retrograde for everything - but Communication *is* his province...
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Flash Strap:

one of the things i really love about the Phnong (or Pnong) recordings on this compilation is how much laughter and general merriment it captures
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doctorjazz:

Without my phone, no GTDR/FMU while I'm in the office (firewall blocks all "entertainment" sites, can't use computer or Wi-Fi. I try to explain "entertainment" does NOT describe FMU/Drummer Stream, but they just don't get it...)
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...Sacred Irritainment...
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Flash Strap:

Doc you must vigorously explain to them that WFMU is Sacred Entertainment
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Dave in Vermont:

sublime
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...literally tonight.
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Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em):

this set is marvelous. hi, Flash and folx!
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Dave in Vermont:

keep turning up the volume and join
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hyde:

love this
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Ike:

Sounds good!
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Flash Strap:

i, too, love this
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Flash Strap:

Hi Ike!
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doctorjazz:

Great stuff!
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just julia:

ding dang, i loved that first set so much, i was sad to see it go. but here we go, into a new sound, equally spacious, nay, cavernous ! hello and thank you
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Flash Strap:

i love this style of dub – mixing older tracks and putting effects on well-chosen vocal snippets moreso than the bass&drums
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Flash Strap:

Very pleased to have you in our multi-chambered cave Just Julia!
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doctorjazz:

Ok, hitting the road a bit earlier than usual tonight, take you to the car, thanks, Flash!
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Flash Strap:

Double Barrel was a huge hit at the time
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Flash Strap:

*international hit. topped UK charts
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Flash Strap:

safe travels Doc!
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Flash Strap:

"Smersh, smersh, smersh"
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melinda:

hi all
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Flash Strap:

Hi Melinda!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Evening.
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Flash Strap:

sounds like Delphonics, "Ready or Not"
I gotta track down the original track and see
Avatar 8:09pm
Flash Strap:

looks like Winston produced Johnny Osbourne covering Ready or Not, I bet that's the culprit. will follow up on this in a future show
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Flash Strap:

This whole Herb Dub LP is a top Tubby master class
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hyde:

Good stuff
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TDK60:

yeh, good stuff...
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Flash Strap:

love Mikey Dread's particular penchant for sound effects, it really hits the right pleasure centers
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TDK60:

yeh Flash, Mr. Dread's very colorful at the knobs.
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Flash Strap:

Bubbeleh, Bubbeleh, Bubbeleh
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Flash Strap:

among the best of the Wackie's records, i'd say
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Dave in Vermont:

anyone else read A Brief History of Seven Killings?
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passiflora:

really nice
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Flash Strap:

hi passiflora!
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quinn:

Shimmery
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Flash Strap:

Hi Quinn! yeah when I hear a Wackie's mix I always think of silver tinsel
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WR:

@Dave in Vermont, have not read the seven killings book but looks interesting.
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Flash Strap:

@Dave: a friend of mine was reading it and it sounded very interesting. have you read it?
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Flash Strap:

Java Java Java Java an extremely early, important dub LP, and excellent
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Dave in Vermont:

I am waiting to look into the background until I have finished (about 150 pages left) but it lends insight into late 60's - early 80's Jamaica - i have been trying to listen to artists mentioned in the text while I read
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Flash Strap:

sounds really great, honestly
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

This is so outstanding.
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Flash Strap:

the coolest Dekker track? so mystical
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Little Danny:

Evenin' Flash 'n' friends
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Flash Strap:

Hello LD!
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melinda:

I like dub.
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Flash Strap:

just watched Samuel Fuller's Naked Kiss last night, had never seen it. boy oh boy, everybody should see that at least once, I had no idea what kind of flick i was in for and it blew my right over. masterful & bizarre
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Course - probably goes w/out saying here - how much Dub is behind sampling & mixing & rapping...
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passiflora:

sounds nice
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...but - since it isn't acknowledged enuff broadly...
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Flash Strap:

@rev: absolutely, yeah. on both points
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Flash Strap:

this alton ellis is unbelievable, truly astonishing imo
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Flash Strap:

what a singer, my god
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Flash Strap:

i love how completely bonkers their stuff is
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WR:

Loved the dub set. Also love your explanation leading into this set, because it is what you want to play!
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Ike:

Cool stuff.
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Flash Strap:

i mean, it's always what i want to play! but sometimes what I want has more thematic consistency, i guess.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...a very hard thing to delineate & articulate precisely w/ Musics...
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Flash Strap:

i know next to nothing about music from the Antilles & Guadeloupe but thanks to a few choice compilations out there i've been getting acquainted. incredibly beautiful
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Flash Strap:

Both highly recommended:
Antilles Méchant Bateau on Born Bad records: www.discogs.com...
and Disques Debs International Volume 1&2 on Strut: www.discogs.com...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Still a French territory ??
...I hear French by African Diaspora people in the New World & reflexively think of Haiti & Vodoun...
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TDK60:

I know very close to nada but I think Martinique & Guadeloupe musics are similar, and related soundwise to some Haitian too --a blanket statement for one so uninformed. Yeh, Rev, still part of France.
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WR:

The Joseph Lacides jacket photo grabbed me. The music lives up to expectations.
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doctorjazz:

Back for the tail end, cool sounds!
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Flash Strap:

I believe musically they're very close to Trinidadian idioms as well, particularly Calypso. in a moment we'll hear African diaspora French language music that's very different & from a very different place, but also, there are parallels
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coelacanth∅:

greetings Evan & Explorers
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Right.
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TDK60:

..yeh Flash, I guessed I heard influences of soca in zouk.
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Hullo coel !
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coelacanth∅:

hey hey RR!
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Flash Strap:

hey coelacanth!
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Flash Strap:

still trying to learn more about Maloya and Sega to the point where i can discuss it at all intelligently but in the meantime it's so irresistibly beautiful
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Flash Strap:

this can be found on another great comp: Oté Maloya (The Birth Of Electric Maloya On Reunion Island 1975-1986) : www.discogs.com...
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Flash Strap:

and this i learned of from a great Bongo Joe comp, Soul Sega Sa ! Indian Ocean Segas From The 70's: www.discogs.com...
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TDK60:

A long trip to Reunion, that's what I need...
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Flash Strap:

Growling Tiger is just plain One of the Greats, very high in the Calypso pantheon. Money is King alone cements this status, but everything he does is so powerful
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Flash Strap:

wish i knew more about this particular medley and the creole usage within it
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TDK60:

I met the guy who produced this LP, Steve Shapiro, once; a writer on calypso.
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Flash Strap:

very very cool; any insights?
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TDK60:

Flash, foggy, it was so long ago, he was visiting a fellow musician pal who plays steel pan.
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Flash Strap:

gosh i'd love to pick his brain about working with Tiger!
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doctorjazz:

Thanks, Evan, great tunes!
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Flash Strap:

hey my pleasure Doc
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passiflora:

safe and amazing travels on your journeys
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Flash Strap:

one more song in this set, one of the funniest, dirtiest tunes Sparrow ever cut
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burke:

Best Cold War commentator...the Sparrow yields to no one!
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Flash Strap:

hi Burke!
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burke:

greetings!
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Flash Strap:

the children find a compromising picture in his bureau; he attempts damage control by describing it as a picture of Castro eating a banana. Insane
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TDK60:

Haha! Thanks, island hopping Flash.
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chresti:

Thanks Flash! Great selection!
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Little Danny:

Thanks Evan, massive show!
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Little Danny:

Join me in Babylon: wfmu.org... Hope to see y'all there!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:59pm
coelacanth∅:

Thanks Evan!
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Flash Strap:

thanks all goodnight!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

TY !
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WR:

Late thanks, will have to listen to the last sets again. Great stuff and I I know little about them.
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