Playlists
Sub-Saharan Vibes April 2, 2012
Artist Song
Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 For Dem Eye
Angelique Kidjo Emma
Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba I Speak Fula
Lucky Dube Baxoleleni
Thomas Mapfumo & the Black Unlimited Timothy
Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 The Good Leaf
Khaira Arby Goumou
Vusi Mahlasela feat./ J.B. Ntuli Umalume
Sierra Leone’s Refugee All-Stars Dununya (The World)
Vieux Farka Toure Ma Hine Cocone
Cosbie Mbele Siyashadisa
54-46 Playlist March 5th 2012
Forever Love – The Ovationz
Port Antonio(Country Roads) – Monty Montgomery
Pave the Way – Pablo Moses
Whisper to Me – Cecile Campbell
Simeon Tradition – Augustus Pablo
No Woman No Cry – Bob Marley and the Wailers
Amebo – The Lijadu Sisters
Buck Town Corner – The Jay Tees
Natty Dub – King Tubby
Cornbread – Skavoovie & the Epitones
Bo Evil – The Slackers
Rico Rodriguez – Rico Special
Can’t Get Used to Losing You – The English Beat
Run Rudy Run Redux – The Toasters
Dennis Brown – Westbound Train
Psych-Out! Playlist for April 4, 2012
- Träd, Gräs, Och Stenar – Svarta Pärta (s/t)
- Silver Apples – Fantasies (Contact)
- Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. – Chinese Flying Saucer (The Ripper at the Heaven’s Gates of Dark)
- Blue Cheer – Honey Butter Lover (New! Improved! Blue Cheer)
- High Tide – Pushed, but Not Forgotten (Sea Shanties)
- Barn Owl – Floating Oni (From Our Mouths a Perpetual Light)
- Angel’in Heavy Syrup – Space Conquest (Angel’in Heavy Syrup IV)
- Robedoor – Afterburners (Too Down to Die)
- German Oak – Shadows of the War (German Oak)
- Tame Impala – Expectation (Innerspeaker)
Listen to today’s “Let’s Talk Business” with serial entrepreneurs Jeffrey Hayzlett and Dina Dwyer Owens
Listen and learn to today’s ” Let’s Talk Business” with serial entrepreneur Mitch Schlimer, as his featured guests were serial entrepreneurs Jeffrey Hayzlett and Dina Dwyer Owens. Mitch and Jeff discussed Jeff’s landmark books, ” The Mirror Test” and his latest, “Running The Gauntlet”, which is essential business lessons to lead, drive change, and grow profits. Following Jeff, Dina Dwyer Owens discussed her journey and so much more with Mitch, including key information on franchising and her book, ” Live R.I.C.H., which is how to build success in your company an your life with a proven Code Of Values. Just click this link http://www.wrek.org/letstalkbusiness/ and “the last show arrow” and the 1 hour show is there for your listening and learning pleasure for 2 weeks.
Continental Drift for April 2, 2012 — Panama
If school has got you yearning for a relapse into Spring Break, it’s possible tonight’s installment of the Drift can help. Join DJ Felipe for a trip down South…. way South! Panama is seen as the gateway to the Pacific, and it’s location was strategic for Spain to trade goods to and from the New World. It’s also strategic for a rhythmic and fun show, with influences from Spain, Africa, the Caribbean, and surrounding countries! Join the fun!
You can listen to the world on Continental Drift! Every Monday night from 10 PM until midnight Eastern Time. The playlist for this episode is below.
01) “Saloma” — Los De Azuero
02) “Rosario la Mejorana (Tangos)” — Chano Lobato
03) “Hojita De Tamarindo” — Los De Azuero
04) “Tamborino Swing” — Los Silvertones
05) “Te Toca Tocar La Tumbar” — Skorpio
06) “La Murga De Panama” — Papa Brandao Y Su Conjunto Aires Tablenos
07) “Cumbia Montañera” — Los De Azuero
08) “Danzas de Panama (version for string quartet): No. 2. Mejorana y Socavon” — Serafin String Quartet
09) “Mi Bella Panama” — Los Revolucionarios
10) “Samba Calypso” — Orquesta De Armando Boza Con Manito Johnson
11) “Shingalin En Panama” — Orquesta Los Embajadores Con Camilo Azuquita
12) “Chevere Que Chevere” — Maximo Rodriguez Y Sus Estrellas Panamenas
13) “Triguenito Y Solo” — Conjunto Panama
14) “Pedro Navaja” — Rubén Blades
15) “Panama – 78 rpm Version” — Luis Russell & His Louisiana Swing Orchestra
16) “Soy Solo Para Ti” — Victor Boa Y Su Musica
17) “Alfonsina y El mar” — Danilo Perez
18) “Sombra” — Filtro Medusa
19) “Esa Chica No Me Puede Vacilar” — Nando Boom
20) “Pun Tun Tun” — El General
21) “Viva Panama” — Papi Brandao Y Su Ejecutivos
22) “Aquí es Hoy” — Filtro Medusa
23) “Old Buzzard” — Los Silvertones
