Roger Moore at 50 - Episode #9

'Roger Moore at 50’ broadcasts bi-weekly and brings you the best in psychedelic, folk-rock, regional, prog-rock, acid-folk, avant-folk, funk, disco, space disco, proto-disco, ambient and early electronic music made between 1972 and 1985, from Sao Paolo to Berlin, Paris to San Francisco, and much more. Expect artists such as Congreso, Lo Borges, Grupo Raizes, Can, Satwa, Kaarst, Hamilton Bohannon, Gino Soccio, Droids, Manu Dibango, Organum, Brian Aspro and Kraftwerk, among others. The show also features guest artists and on-air interviews.

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Last show of the semester…everything but the kitchen sink for this one, including a fresh cut from a Tim Sweeney show back in August, some weirdness from the UK, and a Blind Faith cover by a psychedelic outfit from Rio. Thank you for listening.

ARTIST – SONG – ALBUM (YEAR)
1. Love of Life Orchestra – “Beginning of the Heartbreak / Don’t, Don’t” (Tim Sweeney Edit, Live 8/16/09 at Sunday Best) – Extended Niceties EP (1980)
2. Yellow Magic Orchestra – “Taiso” – Technodelic (1981)
3. Hoelderlin – “I Love My Dog” - s/t (1975)
4. Ernan Roch – “The Train” – Le Onda Pesada De Ernan Roch Con Las Voces Frescas (1972)
5. Beto Guedes, Danilo Caymi, Novelli & Toninho Horta – “Meio a Meio” – s/t (1973)
6. Steven Cooper – “Key West Afternoon” (Excerpt from Side A) – Key West Afternoon (1986)
7. Musical Janeens – “Glen Miller & His Contemporary…” – Bouquet of Steel (1980)
8. This Heat – “Cenotaph” – Deceit (1981)
9. George Garside – “Tranquil Dominion” – New Land (1986)
10. Pelican – “Come My Way” – Uppteknir (1974)
11. Sound Factory – “Can’t Find My Way Home” – s/t (1970)
12. Los Jaivas - “Indio Hermano” – Todos Juntos (1972)

Programmer: Michael Lonsdale
Engineer: Doug Bleek

Aluminum Riding (re-up'd)

The other day I was listening to "Aluminum Riding" on headphones and realized it was only coming out of one headphone. This was probably because I recorded it in Mono but exported it in Stereo. I re-exported it in Mono this morning and it should play in L and R channels now.

Here is ALUMINUM RIDING, surround sound...

Side A

Side B

RM50 Six - CAN YOU TURN IT AROUND

Roger Moore at 50 - Episode 6 - Can You Turn It Around


'Roger Moore at 50’ broadcasts bi-weekly and brings you the best in psychedelic, folk-rock, regional, prog-rock, acid-folk, avant-folk, funk, disco, space disco, proto-disco, ambient and early electronic music made between 1972 and 1985, from Sao Paolo to Berlin, Paris to San Francisco, and much more. Expect artists such as Congreso, Lo Borges, Grupo Raizes, Can, Satwa, Kaarst, Hamilton Bohannon, Gino Soccio, Droids, Manu Dibango, Organum, Brian Aspro and Kraftwerk, among others. The show also features guest artists and on-air interviews.


HERE to stream

HERE to download


This one’s all VINYL. Thus, the general SOUND is pretty ROUND. Music is R&B, Disco, Pop, New-Wave, Afro-beat and African Pop. I should mention that I do veer outside of ordinary RM50 territory with this one for two tracks – the Bhundu Boys and Ebeneto Koto tracks are from the Tim Dalton years. All the rest in bona fide Rog’, though…enjoy.


ARTIST – SONG – ALBUM (YEAR)

1. Heatwave – “Boogie Nights” – Boogie Nights 12” (1976)

2. Diana Ross – “It’s My House” – The Boss (1979)

3. Gino Soccio – “Turn It Around” – Turn It Around 12” (1984)

4. Jackie Moore – “This Time, Baby” – This Time, Baby 12” (1979)

5. Cat Stevens – “Was Dog A Doughnut” – Izitso (1977)

6. Peter Gabriel – “Spiel ohne Grenzen” – Ein Deutsches Album (1980)

7. Simple Minds – “This Earth That You Walk Upon” – Sons and Fascination (1981)

8. Paul McCartney – “Frozen Jap” – McCartney II (1980)

9. Bhundu Boys – “Pachedu” – Shabini (1986)

10. King Sunny Ade & his African Beats – “Gboromiro” – Aura (1984)

11. Evoloko Jocker – “Santa-Dou” – La Carte Qui Gagne (1990)

12. Orlando Julius – “Dance Afro-Beat” – Dance Afro-Beat (1985)



Programmer: Michael Lonsdale

Engineer: Doug Bleek

Roger Moore is Back!

Roger Moore at 50 - Show #5

'Roger Moore at 50' broadcasts bi-weekly and brings you the best in psychedelic, folk-rock, regional, prog-rock, acid-folk, avant-folk, funk, disco, space disco, proto-disco, ambient and early electronic music made between 1972 and 1985, from Sao Paolo to Berlin, Paris to San Francisco, and much more. Expect artists such as Congreso, Lo Borges, Grupo Raizes, Can, Satwa, Kaarst, Hamilton Bohannon, Gino Soccio, Droids, Manu Dibango, Organum, Brian Aspro, and Kraftwerk, among others. The show also features guest artists and on-air interviews.


HERE to stream
HERE to download

ARTIST - SONG - ALBUM (YEAR)

1. Weldon Irvine – “We Gettin’ Down” – Spirit Man (1975)

2. Ashra – “Bamboo Sands” – Correlations (1979)

3. Snatch – “Joey” – Shopping for Clothes (1980)

4. Kaarst – “Ingwerfrau” – Man Spricht Deutsch (1979)

5. Bene Fonteles – “Na Verdura do Mar” – Benedito (1983)

6. Roland Bocquet – “Paradia” – Paradia (1977)

7. Terry Riley – “Desert of Ice” – Shri Camel (1980)

8. Theatre of Sheep – “Glamour (I wanna be lovelee)” – A Quiet Crusade (1983)

Programmer: Michael Lonsdale

Engineer: Doug Bleek

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!