Metafísica I (Soul, Funk, Afrobeat, etc.)
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Collons, Willie Colón!
Dejo un disco de jazz funk instrumental 70's con toques latinos. Macarrismo del bueno.
The Cabildos - Cross fire
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Tras el entusiasmo generado por el anterior disco de jazz funk, aquí dejo otro. Esta vez con toques de ácido oscurillo.
No se asusten por el nombre de la banda. Se trata de un grupo belga de los 70. Algo muy grande, de verdad.
Una muestra:
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Concepto Radio presents Blue Note Joints
@1xxn8ukk:
Hemos llamado a un experto en la materia, miembro del consorcio Upper Egypt Series, sabio entre sabios y digger sin igual y conductor/director del programa Hamabipulgada, Ishmaël Sustraivibez, para que nos de una auténtica lección sobre las esquinas más desconocidas del sello Blue Note. Para este Joints, ha querido compartir con todos nosotros algunos de sus discos favoritos marcados por el sello Blue Note, pero dejando entrever su ramalazo y gusto por las acepciones más primitivas y de carácter ancestral dentro del Jazz. Así, en más o menos una hora, escucharemos tracks y colaboraciones de Sabu Martínez, piezas extraordinarias y muy influyentes de Randy Weston, Stanley Turrentine o McCoy Tyner, pasaremos por dos de los trabajos más espeluznantes del enorme almacén del sello ("Horace Silver Trio, Vol. 1: Spotlight on Drums" de 1952 o la maravilla de Solomon Ilori & His Afro-drum Ensemble). Con portada exclusiva fabricada por SANgobet.
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Upper Egypt Consorcio al ataque!!
Jaume, que pintaca esos dos discos. Ni me había percatado de ellos. Voy a darles a la de ya.
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Abel, Placebo son algo bastante imprescindible. Creo que solo tienen 3 discos, pero el genio detrás del asunto es Marc Moulin, que tiene más cosillas.
El disco de los ojos también es canelismo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RaeUN20sDE
Y de propina, un directillo. Tienen una pinta de belgas que no pueden con ella, pero reparten estopa a diestro y siniestro:
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R&B Hipshakers Vol. 2 - Scratch That Itch (Vampisoul)
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Hipshakers = Todo pepinos. Mr. Fine Wine sabe lo que se hace.
Por cierto!
Si a alguien le apetece hacer el panoli el lunes, que se acerque al Shake it! (c/Secretari Coloma, 42) y lo haremos juntos. Hay concurso de disfraces i tota la pesca.
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FRENTE CUMBIERO MEETS MAD PROFESSOR out now! One of the leading acts of the new international cumbia scene, Colombia’s Frente Cumbiero, takes this exciting genre forward in their amazing collaboration with legendary dub producer Mad Professor
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qué callado se lo tenía Mayfield!
_7Sins Meeting Point: Mayfield
Domingo 30 de octubreJaume Bellmunt (aka Mayfield) lleva unos años compartiendo música por distintos locales de Barcelona y alrededores. Quizá le hayas visto en el Heliogàbal, el Sifó, el Marula o en el Faraday. Solo apto para oídos exigentes.
» 7Sins. 23:00h - 02:00h
Entrada libre / Entrada lliure / Free entry_y ojo a esto:
_Crocanti Night @ Marula
Viernes 28 de octubre¡Atención crocantistas!
Ya hace un mes del pasado Crocanti y eso sólo puede significar una cosa: que este viernes toca repetir. Para más inri, será también una noche meeting point Beefeater In-Edit.
A los platos estará Miqui Otero, una rara avis desde que cerró el mítico Our Favourite Club. En su maleta habrá latin soul, sonidos nu yorica y mucho boogie. Le acompañará Ari Up con sus clásicos bombazos de dancehall, funk, disco e incluso algo de hip hop old school. Tampoco faltará algo de gipsy rock made in Spain.
» Marula (C/ Escudellers 49). 23:00h - 04:00h
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Sí, el domingo por la noche nos pondremos unos temas relajadamente en el 7Sins. Está al lado de los cines del In-edit, así que si andan merodeando, acérquense.
Ah, y el sábado al mediodía haremos lo propio en la Fira del Disc de les Cotxeres de Sants.
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A este paso vas a poder hacer camistas con las fechas y sitios donde pinchas. MAYFIELD BCN TOUR 2011
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@Mayfield:3u87azy4:
Sí, el domingo por la noche nos pondremos unos temas relajadamente en el 7Sins. Está al lado de los cines del In-edit, así que si andan merodeando, acérquense.
Ah, y el sábado al mediodía haremos lo propio en la Fira del Disc de les Cotxeres de Sants.
y el sábado te me quejabas de que no pinchabas. dame el teléfono de tu mánager, jodefruta!
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Jaja! Qué va, si me han salido estas 3 cosas así de repente. Luego no hay nada en el horizonte hasta vete a saber cuándo.
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The Meters – Here Comes The Meter Man: The Complete Josie Recordings 1968 – 1970 [ 2CD] (2011)
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Muy bueno el disco de Placebo, estoy ahora mismo disfrutándolo
Os dejo un recopilatorio de Afrobeat que me regalaron hace un tiempo y que no está nada mal.
The Rough Guide To Afrobeat Revival
Tony Allen: Crazy Afrobeat
Antibalas: Government Magic
Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80: Think Africa
Chicago Afrobeat Project: Jekajo
Femm Nameless: Ibajekbe (What If)
Kokolo: Trouble Come, Trouble Go
Dele Sosimi: Ojoro
Mr Something Something And Ikwunga The Afrobeat Poet: Di Bombs
Akoya Afrobeat Ensemble: Fela Dey
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Eh! Mañana Imperial Tiger Orchestra en Marula
Horario:
Apertura de puertas: 20:30 H.
Concierto: 21:00 H.Llega a Barcelona el secreto mejor guardado de Suíza.
Los orígenes de la Imperial Tiger Orchestra, la banda más groove de la época dorada de la música etíope, se remontan a 2007 cuando Raphaël Anker, trompetista de Ginebra, decide reunir a un puñado de músicos con la intención de hacer un concierto tributo a la época de oro de la música etíope, la música de Tlahoun Gessesse, Getatchew Mekurya, Mulatu Astatke, Mahmoud Ahmed y otros artistas. La experiencia es tan buena que el proyecto se convierte en banda.Con miembros procedentes de diversos proyectos (free jazz, experimental, música contemporánea, strange pop, bizarre rock) la Orchestra se estrena con un EP.
En esta ocasión la Orchestra nos presenta su Lp debut: Mercato, una cautivadora reinterpretación de la música etíope mezclada con elementos propios de la electrónica surgida en los 80 y filtrada por las eclécticas influencias de la banda.
Instrumentos como el Kebero (el instrumento de percusión más representativo del país), el Dholak indio, el tradicional Phin tailandés o el Krar (la lira etíope) son combinados con hipnóticos breaks de batería que dan como resultado una sorprendente mezcla retrofuturista, muy cercanos aunque diferentes de los temas que originalmente inspiraron a la banda.Ya sea homenajeando al fenomenal Mahmoud Ahmed en Lale-Lale, reinterpretando el clásico “Shinet” o llevando a “Zoma” de Martha Ashagani a otro nivel, la Imperial Tiger Orchestra siempre lo hace bajo su propia óptica y al mismo tiempo respetando las raíces. Canciones populares se convierten así en instrumentales cargados de personalidad propia. Ritmos contundentes y loops hipnóticos, tempos pausados y epifanías trepidantes.
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Y hoy y mañana, si a alguien le apetece un atracón del mejor soul, Movin'on Weekender en el Jazzroom.
Description
MOVIN' ON BCN WEEKEND: 2-3 of DECEMBER
Pure Soul Music Barcelona
(Next date: 4th of February)
At JAZZ ROOM Calle Vallmajor nº 33 – Plaza d'Adrià (Barcelona)
FFCC: Muntaner
23:30 h – 05:00 h
Admission: 10 euros (including drink)Email us at : black_whip@hotmail.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/movinon
DJ's
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SOUL SAM (UK)
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BUTCH (UK)
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LARS BULNHEIM (Germany)
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STEVE GUARNORI (UK)
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MALAYKA ERPEN (Switzerland - UK)
- MOVIN’ ON DJ’S (BCN)
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MEETING AT DISCOS JUANDÓ (C/Giralt el Pellisser, 2B - La Ribera, BCN) for some cava & vermouth, from 12:00 on Saturday morning
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SATURDAY SOUL SESSIONS DJ's:
SATURDAY SOUL SESSION @ MINUSA (C/Valencia, 166 )- SATURDAY 2nd from 17:30 to 20:30
- ADY LUPTON (UK)
- IU ADELL (BCN)
- DAVID DE SANTIAGO (Madrid)
- LUISMA (Oviedo)
- JUANVI (Valencia)
- JOSEP A (Valencia)
- MARDI (Valencia)
DJ’s:
SOUL SAM (UK):
Martin Barnfather, better known as Soul Sam, is living history of the rare soul scene. Having reached the honorable age of seventy this year, he’s seen this scene evolve almost since day one, being also an influential source of opinion and evolution of the soul scene since the 70’s due to his articles in magazines such as Blues & Soul. But, most importantly, he’s been a revered Dj for more than forty years, having discovered an enormous quantity of records and being one of the most influential forces behind the acceptance of modern soul among northern soul fans.
This man is a LEGEND, and we’re so, so happy to bring him for the first time to Barcelona!TOP 10
Robert Tanner- Sweet memories
4 Dynamics- Things that a lady ain’t supposed to do
Ward Burton – Sweet Temptation
Margaret Little – Love finds a way
Fluorescent Smogg- All my life
Lil Major Williams- Girl don’t leave me
Doc Peabody- Here without you
Roy Roberts- So much in love
Chuck Holiday- Just can’t trust nobody
Mr Soul- What happened to yesterdayBUTCH (UK):
The BEST and most consistent rare soul DJ in the last twenty years, nuff said! Here are some of his spins in the last years:
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voice masters band-track
benny harper-my prayer
willie dee-looks like rain
salt & pepper-a man of my word
hopkins brothers-shake cheri
florence trapp-love came into my life
total warmth-im in love with you baby
ice-reality
Larry hobson-say whats on your mind
Sag war fare-dont be so jiveLARS BULNHEIM (UK)
I started collecting Soul 45s in the mid 80’s, it was a struggle finding them back then, buying from UK lists was expensive and german record shops had nothing available. A good friend and me decided to do some record buying trips to the states in the 90’s and dig thru the shelves, where the music we love was created. Ebay and the price guides stopped me from going statesside and as the collection growed, we started our own club here in Hamburg. The “Shelter Club” ran for 5 years and was succesful from start to finish. We started out as a Northern Soul do and as my taste fort the music changed from strictly Northern to more 70’s and modern sounds, I decided to call it a day as the Hamburg punters didn’t appreciated anything recorded after 1969 (This has gladly changed over the years). Now I’m a regular on most of the big weekenders in Germany, „The Soul Shakers Weekender“ in Bamberg, The Aachen Soulweekender and the „Hamburg Weekender“. I do DJ occasionally outside germany, I was a guest DJ in Rimini, in Malmoe, in Rhyl, Nantwich (Dab Of Soul), Birmingham and it’s my third time in Barcelona at the fabulous Movin’ on club.
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20 CONNECTION: Dreamin’ * THRILLER
ROBERT MONTGOMERY: I Need You Girl * CRESCENT
APPLE & THE THREE ORANGES: Love Brings Out The Best Of You * SAGITTARIUS
ANUBIS: Ecology * SALT CITY
SKY’S THE LIMIT: Don’t Be Afraid * J.M.J.
MR. WIGG & CO: You’ve Got A Lot Of Living * WIGLET
FORMULA I: Walking With My Eyes Closed * DU-VERN
KARVIN JOHNSON: If You Let Me * MARSHALL
BROTHER LOVE: Precious Dove * BROTHER LOVE PRODUCTION
WAYMOND HALL: What Will Tomorrow Bring * JAMALSTEVE GUARNORI (UK)
Steve Guarniori is quite well known among Spanish soulies due to his spots at Asturias S.O.U.L weekenders along with the mythical Soul Sam. Proud owner of one of the most extensive (and best) soul collections in Great Britain, he’s one of the usual suspects in the DJ line ups of the top soul weekenders in UK. Steve will offer us some genuine across the board sets, covering all the styles of our beloved soul music (funky soul, modern, crossover, northern…). Some of his last years’ spins:
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Hard Drivers “Since I was a little girl”
Guitar Ray “I wouldn’t change a thing”
Veda “How long this going to be?”
Doc Peabody “Here without you”
Roll of the Dice “Will you be my lady”
Willie Feaster & The Concrete Wall “Voices”
Herman Hitson “Ain’t no other way”
Billy Byrd “Lost in a crowd”
Scott 3 “Running wild”
Bojack Thomas “Here me now baby”MALAYKA ERPEN (UK)
Malayka started to promote her first venue in the 90’s in Bamberg, called “Sweetest songs in town” and “Sunday Soul”. A few years later she founded together with Martin Walgenbach the SoulShakers rare soul club, which was held regulary at the “legendary” Kleber 14 and afterwards at the Morph Club in Bamberg. Beside of this regular club she also promotes the SoulShakers Bamberg Weekender. Malayka, now located inthe UK, is djing at a variety of international soul clubs / events. Her heart beats mainly for 7ties, 8ties - Gospel, Soul, Funk & Boogie.
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The Versatones- With a broken heart
Jelly- Everybody needs lovin’ now’s the time
David’s People- Got to get my broom out
Three Prophets- I think I really love you
Charlie Hodges- The day he made you
Quantrells- Show me the game of love
Brand New- Thousand years
Douglas & Lonero- Don’t let yourself get carried..
Wally Coco- Message to society
Rhonda Melton- You finally decided- RESIDENT DJs: Eduardo Domingo & Cristina Alonso
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Factory Dance - Factory Records 12” Mixes & Rarities 1980 - 1987
Strut present an essential new retrospective of Factory Records, the seminal Manchester club-turned-record label set up by Tony Wilson and Alan Erasmus.
Compiled by Bill Brewster of djhistory.com, the album places the spotlight on some of the label’s early dancefloor-based work across key 12” mixes and rarities, from the unmistakeable productions of Martin Hannett to more unheralded backroom work by New Order’s Bernard Sumner and A Certain Ratio drummer Donald Johnson, under their BeMusic and DoJo monikers.
The album traces early experiments from Blurt’s avant garde mutant funk to the fertile post-Joy Division period as the label’s unique, coruscating post-punk sound took shape through seminal bands like A Certain Ratio and Section 25. The album also expressly documents Factory’s strong links and cross-pollination with New York’s 1980s club culture, as New Order joined forces with producer Arthur Baker, fresh from his pioneering electro work with Afrika Bambaataa, and acts like Quando Quango and Sweet Sensation’s Marcel King enlisted NY remixer Mark Kamins for tough-edged club treatments. Factory bands including Quando Quango would also play live at some of the city’s seminal nightspots, including the Paradise Garage.
The compilation also touches on some of the wider directions explored by Factory during its early years – Durutti Column’s melancholic beauty, the latin jazz and jazz funk of Swamp Children, Kalima and Tony Henry’s 52nd Street and a track from the label’s only reggae single, the Dennis Bovell-produced ‘See Them A’Come’ by X-O-Dus. This is the music that would provide the blueprint for the Manchester scene of the late ‘80s and Factory’s heady later years – the Happy Mondays, James, Northside and the rest.
FAC. DANCE is compiled and annotated by Bill Brewster of djhistory.com and features rare artist photos alongside original label artwork by Peter Saville. The album is produced in association with James Nice at LTM Records
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La lista de Amoeba dedicada a las músicas del mundo (parte 1)
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