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TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #28 (11may12)
May 14, 2012 07:43 AM PDT
Ready for a new flight? We start with Afro-Funk and ther “Farewell to Ibusa”, from the 73’s LP Body Music recentrly reissued by Secret Stash, followed by The Funkees playing “Life” from the Soundway compilation Dancing Time: The Best Of Eastern Nigeria's Afro Rock Exponents 1973-77.
May 07, 2012 03:41 AM PDT
Board on the carpet, take place on board en enjoy this flight. We start with Henri Guedon and his “Brujeria”, from the LP Cosmozouk percussion, followed by 2 track from Myrian Makenwa LP La extraordinaria, “Oh Mama” and “Tamba”, and by “Salsa Na Ma” played by Fruko y sus Tesos. Then, we’ll move to Africa, to listen first the Rail Band’s track “Marabayasa”, and then another classic massive tune, “Super Bar Konon Mousso”, by Amadou Balake. Some funk vibes, from Jo Tongo, with “Get It The Way I Like”, Carl Westmoreland with “Shakers and Movers pt.1 & 2”, from Tramp’s compilation Movements 4, Reginald Milton and the Soul Jets with “Clap Your Hands”, and Little Beaver and Frank Williams and the Rocketers, with “Soul Stuff pt.1”. For the landing, a track from Mr. Confuse, “Too Hot”, taken from his new LP Do You Realize, released by Legere Recordings. Enjoy and come back next week for more! TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #26 (27apr12)
April 30, 2012 02:42 AM PDT
Ready for a new flight! We start with The Heliocentrics and their 2005’s track “Dance of the Dogon”, followed by Jessica Lauren Four and “White Mountain”, form the homonimous last LP. Then, some funk grooves, with James Polk & The Brothers, playing “Just Plain Funk”, Third Coast Kings with “Spicy Brown”, Lemuria with “Hunk of Heaven”, and Ernest Skipper with Flag and The Boys, playing “Shot Gun Joe”, from the Tramps’ release Movements 4.
TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #25 (20apr12)
April 23, 2012 10:20 AM PDT
We ready to start a new flight, so take your place on baord and enjoy! We start the trip with the Transgressors and their “Money For Born Money For Die”, from Now Again Raw Soul III, followed by “Turbine Gumbo”, by Jupiter Tuning Center. More grooves with Randa & The Soul Kingdom, playing “The Things”, and Ricky Williams and his “Discotheque Soul (edit)” from the Tramps’ relase Movements 4. Then, Africa calls the carpet, so we will listen to The Cranes with “Joy (Quantic Edit)”, Ebo Taylor with “Peace on Earth“ from the re-released LP Twer Nyame, by Superfly rec., Assagai with “Kinzambi”, and Zack N’Kosi with “Half n Half”. Then is time to listen “Sambazooka”, by Ray Lugo, from his new LP “We walk around like this”, before to landing with the wonderfull “Sainte Marie”, by Henri Guedon.
TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #24 (13apr12)
April 14, 2012 05:42 AM PDT
We’re back after a short break, full in force for a new trip with TheFlyingCarpet. We start with Jo Tongo and his 1969’s “Dig It pt.1”, from Jo Jo l’Explosif, released by Still Muzik in 2010, and we follow with a Tamla Motown classic, Jr. Walker & The All Stars, playing “Hip City pt. 2”. More funky grooves, from the Caribbean, with Black Truth Rhythm Band’s “IMO”, and with Blue Rhythm Combo and their “Black Water Gold”, re-released now by Tramp rec. Then, we move to Africa, to listen Rail Band’s track “Jurukan” from Buffet Hotel de la Gare, out again by Superfly guys, and Ayalèw Mèsfin playing “Hasabé” . More African grooves with Richard Seidou Traoré and his “Katougou”, from Burkina Faso, and Le Super Borgou De Parakou, playing “Congolaise Benin Ye”, from Benin. A short stop to Ghana, to listen K. Frimpong & Super Complex Sounds - Ahyewa (Hide and Smile Edit), out now on Soundway’s 12”, then a short stop to Marseille in 1976, to listen to Black Soul and their “People”. For the landing, The Joubert Singers with their classic “Stand On The Word”, out again in a 12” by Favorite Rec. Enjoy the trip and come back on the carpet the next week. TheFlyingCarpet #23 (16mar12) **The carpet goes East**March 19, 2012 07:56 AM PDT
Are you ready for a wonderful and uncommon flight with the carpet to the far East? We start the trip from Turkey, first with Mustafa Ozkent and his “Burcak Tarlalari” form 73’s LP Genclik Ile Elele 1973, and we follow with Husnu Ozkartal Orkestrasi and his “Su Derenin Sulari”. Then, a short stop in Iran, with Zia and his “Kofriam” from Pomegranates, relased by Finders Keepers, and in Russia, with George Garanian with The Melodiya Jazz Ensemble, playing “The Big Search”. After that, we move to India, to listen to Ananda Shankar and his “Dancing Drums”, Sapan Jagmohan, with “Meri Aakhon Mein (edit)”, and Asha Boshle (with R.D. Burman), playing “Dum Maro Dum Live (edit)”. Then is time to move to Thailand, first with The Petch Phin Thong Band and their “Soul Lam Plearn”, and then with Waipod Phetsuphan’s “Ding Ding Dong”, both from Soundway’s The Sound of Siam - Leftfield Luk Thung, Jazz & Molam in Thailand 1964- 1975. Another stop in Vietnam, with two track from Sublime Frequencies’ Saigon Rock & Soul: Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968-1974: we’ll listen to Carol Kim and “Cái Trâm Em Cài (Your Hair Clip)” and Thanh Lan, with “Hoài Thu (Autumn Memory)”. Then, we’re back in Thailand to listen to Teun-Jai Boon Praraksa, with “Ha Fang Kheng Kan” and Sorn Petch Pinyo, with “Laek Laow Deum Nom“, from the LP Siamese Soul: Thai Pop Spectacular Vol. 2. For the landing, we’re back to India, with Charanjit Singh, playing “Pyar Chahiye Keh Paisa” (Instrumental)”. Enjoy this trip and come back next week! TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #22 (9mar12)
March 10, 2012 08:54 AM PST
Ready to Start a new trip on the carpet, take your place and enjoy!
January 30, 2012 05:58 PM PST
This week, we’re proud to have on the carpet one of the most impressive contemporary band of Ethio-inspired music, The Imperial Tiger Orchestra, from Geneve, Switzerland.
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September 19, 2011 02:29 AM PDT
Welcome back on the carpet. We are ready to start the new season and we’re very proud to have on board Seun Anikulapo Kuti & some members of the Egypt 80, the mitical Lekan Animashaun and the Shekere player Okon Iyamba. We will have a very interesting excursion with Seun, from the experience of growing up in Kalakuta Republic to the new LP and the mean of Afrobeat today.
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July 18, 2011 07:03 AM PDT
We’re very proud to announce a new special flight. This week, we have on the carpet
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TheFlyingCarpet # 19 (28jan11) **Hugo Mendez on board**
January 28, 2011 05:46 PM PST
Special flight with Hugo Mendez on the carpet, moving on the Tropic.
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December 14, 2009 02:55 AM PST
Welcome on this very special flight with the flying carpet. Today, we have the pleasure to travel with one of the composers without whom we wouldn't be able to understand the evolution of modern African music, that is Hugh Masekela, South African trumpeter born in 1939. Hugh tells us about the very beginning of his career, when he was given a trumpet by Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, the anti-apartheid chaplain who played a decisive role in his life. This trip is the first part of the journey, a jazzy trip where the trumpeter recalls his life until the 70's. We'll take you on a second trip around Christmas.
Enjoy this special trip and check it out for the second part very soon. TheFlyingCarpet #16 (22jan10) **Hugh Masekela on the carpet (second trip)**January 23, 2010 03:51 AM PST
Welcome on this very special flight with the flying carpet. Today, we have the pleasure to have the second travel with mr. Hugh Masekela. He will tell us the story of his life and musical career from the 70's until now, We will discover his ideas on music, his experiences, his vision on the post-Apartheid South-Africa. Board on the carpet, take your place and relax-it. We will take you in a exciting trip with the guide of a great musician with a special talent for telling stories. If you loose the first special trip with Hugh Masekela, download it and listen it, is the radioshow # 12.
July 17, 2009 10:31 AM PDT
It's TheFlyingCarpet's 40th trip and we celebrate in the best way possible. On the carpet with us today, the father of Ethiojazz mr. Mulatu Astatke and Malcom Catto, from The Heliocentrics.
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Come back soon on TheFlyingCarpet! TheFlyingCarpet RadioShow #21 (2mar12)
March 04, 2012 11:13 AM PST
We start this flight with Michael White and his “The Blessing Song” from the LP Pneuma, released by Impulse in 1972, and with The Rhythmagic Orchestra, playing “Afrodisia“. More music, with Ray Stephen Oche and His Matumbo, playng “Alaglanu”, from Interpretation of the Original Rhythm, and “It’s a Teenage Thang”, by Dj Oil, from his new LP Black Notes. Then, we’ll listen Archie Shepp with the classic 1972s track “Attica Blues“, The Delta Rhythm Section with “Nassau Strut”, Rick Calloway, playing “Tell Me”, and Sugarpie De Santo with “Soulfull Dress”. A rockabilly track, “Voodoo Voodoo” by Jessie & The Orbits, before to move to more rhythm&Blues grooves with Stick McGhee & his Buddies, with thei 1949s “Drinkin’ Wine Spoo-dee-o-dee”, with Etta James, singing “Nobody Loves You Like Me“ and Roy Brown, with "Mr Hound Dog's In Town". For the landing, the voice of Shirley Ann Lee, singing “I Shall Not Be Moved”, from Numero Group Local Custom – Downriver Revival. Enjoy the flight and come back next week for more! Next Page |
Podcast SummaryImaginary trips throught musical worlds. About TheFlyingCarpet radioshowTheFlyingCarpet, 60 minutes' excursions in history of music and society. We are a weekly radio show dedicated to black music. Particularly, we center our attention on different african music (afrobeat, afrojazz, afrodisco) and other black music (jazz, funk, disco, boogie, detroit, etc.). We are broadcasting weekly in the city on the 100.5 fm dial from a 25 years old radio station « Radio Ciutat Vella » situated in the heart of the old city of Barcelona. Flight with us! Contacts, infos request, booking & promotional issues >> theflyingcarpet.radioshow@gmail.com _______________________________________________ TheFlyingCarpet 60は音楽および社会の歴史の脱線の時間を精密に計った: 即興のafrojazz深い音楽ディスコ音溝のbasslinesの儀式の種族の都市ブギウギ私達との幻覚性音壊れ目の恐怖のafrobeatのディスコ音楽noirの黒さの単一性の詩歌飛行! Followers
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