JILL MIX + SUGAR MINOTT

JILL

Space-Electro, R&B, Disco, Pop, Dancehall, more…

…from France, Brazil, Germany, Africa, Turkey, Jamaica and America

This mix (60 minutes) was originally put together for a party hosted by my friend Jillian a few days ago. It was created (quickly) but I liked the results and have chosen to share it with YOU.

1. Droids – Shanti Dance Part 1 – Star Peace (1978)

2. Quick Culture – Quick Culture 2 – Quick Culture (1982)

3. Gilberto Gil - Axé, Babá - A Gente Precisa Ver O Luar (1981)

4. Caetano Veloso – Gente – Bicho (1977)

5. Marcos Valle – Mentira - Previsão do Tempo (1973)

6. Mogöllar - Sehnaz Longa – Mogöllar (1971)

7. Manu Dibango – African Carnival – Africadelic (1973)

8. King Sunny Ade - Eje Nlo Gba Ara Mi – Juju Music (1982)

9. Sugar Minott - Inna Rub A Dub - Inna Reggae Dancehall (1988)

10. Burro Banton – Stumbling Black – Buro (1983)

11. Wagner Tiso – Trem Torto - Trem Mineiro (1981)

12. People’s Choice – Opus De Funk – We Got The Rhythm (1976)

13. Hamilton Bohannon – Dance Your Ass Off – Dance Your Ass Off (1976)

14. Diana Ross – Love Hangover – Diana Ross (1976)

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Sugar Minott:

Enjoy!

Julian Lynch

LIVE AT WEIRDSTOCK

Moving performance by a fourth cousin.

Aluminum Riding

“Aluminum Riding”

90 Min. [Tape]

*The times on the case in the above picture were mistakenly written - each side is 45 minutes long, not 30

This was recorded as a live mix with audio collaging (found audio, movie and television clips & tape recordings). Follows “Channels” (Fall ’08) and “Unsubstantiated” (Spring ’09), though I’d say it’s more in line with “Channels” in that there is a lot of open space left between songs, sometimes two or three minutes. I like the idea of taking the listener to get lost. It becomes difficult to guess when the next song will begin, or, as is a common and often desired effect in collaging, the listener struggles to understand which layer should be focused on. To where should he lend his ear? Which voice? Drifting, there’s a lot of drifting in this mix, alike “Channels,” which is made up mostly of shorter songs (1:30 to 2:00) and longer segments of confusion, layering and “drowning.” This is best taken in the early morning. Most importantly, though, while “on the go”, preferably “behind the wheel.” My belated birthday gift to you.

ARTIST – SONG TITLE – ALBUM - YEAR

Side A (45 Min.)

1. Angel Rada – Basheeba – Upadesa (1979)

2. Gilberto Gil - No norte da saudade – Refavela (1977)

3. Ashra – Deep Distance – New Age of Earth (1976)

4. Gammagluboline – Side B – Live Paradiso (1983)

5. O Terço - Plaxe Voador - O Terço (1970)

6. Chemistry Set – The Dreams That I Saw Yesterday – Chemistry Set (1987)

7. Luli & Lucinha - Yorimata okà arua – Luli & Lucinha (1979)

8. Japan – The Experience of Swimming – The Art of Parties EP (1981)

9. Folkdove – Dark Eyed Sailor – Folkdove (1975)

10. Lô Borges - Não Se Apague Esta Noite - Lô Borges (1972)

Side B (45 Min.)

1. Kenny Vance – I’m So Happy – Vance 32 (1975)

2. Clear Light – They Who Have Nothing – Clear Light (1967)

3. Victor Jara – La Partida – Manifiesto (1974)

4. Neo - Eros In Exile Pts. 1 & 2 – Global Network (1985)

5. Falx Cerebri – Nature is Noise Enough – Antimuzick (1985)

6. Módulo 1000 – Curtíssima - Nao Fale Com Paredes (1970)

7. Sensation’s Fix – Voices – Boxes Paradise (1977)

8. Milton Nascimento – Minas – Minas (1976)

9. Rob Smit – Metaal 3 – Metaal (1981)

10. Cluster & Brian Eno – Die Bunge – Cluster & Eno (1977)

11. Mountain Bus – I Know You Rider – Sundance (1971)