I went to a few new blogs over the weekend and found some amazing music. That’s all I can say to sum up last night’s mix. I found an awesome collection of a 1971 Brazillian psychedelic music that I was very much excited to play and I did and the response was wonderful. I’ll add more sinlge files of the Brazillian for you to personally hear and enjoy.
Besides that, the session was really good. Unfortunately Noudi was out of town so if you’re a fan of Noudi, lo siento, she’ll be back next week. But I was there and it was just you and me last night, it was healthy to have that one on one experience once in a while, right? right.
I could go off on all of the music I played last night but I’d prefer you ask because like I said, I go off on why this music is great and why you should have it but I’m sure you’re conscious enough to know why.
Enjoy the tunes, laters.
Song-Artist (Origin)
Part 1
Ma ch’è fari- Cantodiscanto (Southern Italy)
Dint’e Fora- Cantodiscanto (Southern Italy)
Curtíssima- Módulo 1000 (Brazil)
A Nova Estrela- Som Imaginário (Brazil)
Peba & Pobó- Tribo (Brazil)
Shadow- Mac Rybell (Brazil)
Starsong…What Became of Us- Sylvie Lewis (London)
Diai- Wu Ningyue (China)
Nobody Waits- Track N Field (Finland)
I want to marry you- Laluo Yi Singers (Shaxi, China)
Marathon- Track N Field (Finland)
Part 2
Abou Saadiyah- Abed Azrie (Syria)
Eau et Vent- Abed Azrie (Syria)
Hair Play- Relief Maps (Ottowa, Canada)
Marmar Zamani- Jalal Joubi Ensemble (Syria)
Helm- Salatin el Tarab Orchestra (Syria)
Khummari-Abullah Rihaw/Muhammad Hakim and Others (Soufi Syrian)
I Believe In Miracles- O’donel Levy (American)
Simply Beautiful- Al Green (American)
Listen, My Love’s a Monster- Clea Bradford (American
Take it Easy- King Harvest (American)
Actopan- Perez Prado (Cuba)
Ally Oop- Hollywood Argyles (American)
Hayyamatni- Zein al Jundi (Syria)
Thanks for including us in your list. “Take It Easy” was written by Sherman Kelly who also wrote “Dancing in the Moonlight” and played with us for a while. The drummer on the cut is Wells Kelly who was one of the founding menbers of Orleans. (“Dance with Me”, “Still The One”)