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Lucille DJ is back on the air from the heart of Italy with a killer hour of soul & super heavy funk including a guest spot by John Sinclair and tunes by The Coasters, Pat Lundy, Billy Jones, Andre Williams, Ben Vereen, Ella Fitzgerald, Steven Toll, Alberta Adams, Bobby Murray Band, Eddie Burns, Dennis Coffey, Rose Royce, The Kay Gees, The Twinkle Stars, Sly & The Family Stone, the Chairmen Of The Board, The Counts and Eddie Bo.
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Episode 891 is coming from Radio Free Amsterdam headquarters in the Cass Corridor of Detroit with our first program of 2021, a full investigation into the new compilation album by Don Paul and his several ensembles titled Meld #1, interspersed with segments of a long conversation between Don Paul and myself that continues into the next episode.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
LOVE IS THE MAIN FLAME
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 891
Cass Corridor, Detroit, December 23, 2020 [21007]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology
Don Paul: Some Rain Tonight ‘live’
Don Paul: Love I’s The Main Flame
Don Paul: Your Body Is A Nurturing I Ride Into Night
Don Paul: DurgaKali on Her Mother’s Name For Her
Don Paul: Fine As You Are
Don Paul: If I Could Hold The Thought of You
Don Paul: Poet Help My Heart
Don Paul: The Same Way The Water
Don Paul: Motor Land
Don Paul: Santiago East and West of Cuba
Don Paul: In Port au Prince They’re Picking Up
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Program produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
© 2021 The John Sinclair Foundation
Steve The Fly is observing the holiday season this year with an hour of Christmas records by Marion Williams, Sun Ra, James Brown, The Dells, The Moonglows, Jimi Hendrix, Ella Fitzgerald, David Newman, Clarke-Boland Big Band, David Axelrod, Shankar Family, Bob Marley, and Mose Allison.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
It’s Christmas Time
Marion Williams: Will The Light Be Unbroken
Sun Ra: It’s Christmas Time
James Brown: Let’s Make This Christmas Mean Something This Year
The Dells: What A Night
The Moonglows: Just A Lonely Christmas
Jimi Hendrix: The Wind Cries Mary
James Brown: Come Home For Christmas
Ella Fitzgerald: Don’t You Go Way Mad
David Newman: Shiloh
Clarke-Boland Big Band: Sakara
David Axelrod: A Dream
James Brown: Soulful Christmas
Shankar Family: Dispute And Violence
Bob Marley: No Water
Mose Allison: New Prchman
James Brown: Let’s Unite The World This Christmas
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Produced, edited & assembled by DJ Fly Agaric 23
Vinyl spun on two Vestax turntables & recorded on Zoom H4 recorder
Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
© 2020 Steve Pratt. Used with Permission.
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Episode 887 is coming again from the Center for the Study of World Religions at the Harvard University Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts where I’m in residence until the enf of October, and tonight I’m presenting a program of musical highlights and rarities by the Young Guardians of the Flame, John Boutte, journal entries by Robin Eichele, tunes by Woody Guthrie, Marshall Allen & the Sun Ra Arkestra, and Marion Brown, and a pair of closing numbers from the new album by Bob Dylan including his tribute to the great Jimmy Reed and his treatment of the John F. Kennedy assassination called “Murder Most Foul.”
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
AND THEN THEY DANCED
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 887
Harvard University Divinity School, Cambridge MA, October 22, 2020 [20677]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology
Young Guardians of the Flame: Oo Na Nae
John Boutte: Two Bands Rollin’
Robin Eichele: Journal Entries, October 7, 2020
Woody Guthrie: Tear The Fascists Down
Marshall Allen & the Sun Ra Arkestra: Song For The Sun
Marion Brown: And Then They Danced
Bob Dylan: Goodbye Jimmy Reed
Bob Dylan: Murder Most Foul
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Program produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
© 2020 The John Sinclair Foundation
Episode 886 is coming again from the Center for the Study of World Religions at the Harvard University Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts where I’ve been in residence for the month of October, and tonight I’m featuring a program of music from the brand new album by Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite called 100 Years of Blues, interspersed with segments of a long conversation between Elvin Bishop and Robert Jr. Whiitall & Sugar Mae Owens of Big City Rhythm & Blues magazine.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
100 YEARS OF BLUES
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 886
Cass Corridor, Detroit, October 22, 2020 [20663]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: One Hundred Years of Blues
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: What The Hell?
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Birds of a Feather
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Old School
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: If I Should Have Bad Luck
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Good Times
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Blues For Yesterday
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Help Me
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: Blues Why Do You Worry Me
Elvin Bishop Conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens
Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite: South Side Slide
Charlie Parker: They Can’t Take That Away From Me (July 5, 1950)
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Program produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
© 2020 The John Sinclair Foundation
Episode 885 is coming once again from the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts where I’m featuring a fifth and final hour of music from Charlie Parker in honor of the 100th aniversary of his birth in Kansas City on August 29, 1920. This hour features music Bird recorded for Norman Granz releases on the Norgran, Mercury & Verve labels in the first half of the 1950s, and several cuts from what’s called “The Greatest Jazz Concert of All Time” at Massey Hall in Toronto with Bird, Dizzy, Bud Powell, Mingus & Max Roach on May 15, 1953. Bird passed away at the age of 34 just two years later, on March 12, 1955. Bird lives!
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
HOT HOUSE
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 885
Cass Corridor, Detroit, October 7, 2020 [20649]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology
Charlie Parker with the Miles Davis Sextet: Serpent’s Tooth (January 30, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Kim (December 30, 1952)
Charlie Parker: All the Things You Are (May 15, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Hot House (May 15, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Perdido (May 15, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Wee (May 15, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Old Folks (May 25, 1953)
Charlie Parker: In The Still of the Night (May 25, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Chi Chi (July 28, 1953)
Charlie Parker: Now’s the Time (July 28, 1953)
Charlie Parker: They Can’t Take That Away From Me (July 5, 1950)
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Program produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
© 2020 The John Sinclair Foundation
