Sunday, 28 June 2009
Monday, 18 May 2009
Sunday, 10 May 2009
Astro Travelling Mix
Future Vintage Radioshow no.17
- Astro Travelling with INT
tracklist...
01.Space Invasion - Andrew Mc Kenzie
02.Cosmic Trail (Starman) - Andrew Mc Kenzie
03.Landing on the surface of Venus - Yuno Ono
04.Pot au fue - Delia Derbyshire
05.Serious, Sirius Space Party - Ednah Holt
06.Space fruit – Sa-Ra
07.La Planete Sauvage
08.Radiality - Floating Points
09.Spacequarius (INT edit)
10.When planets explode - Dorian concept
11.Interstellar Low Ways - Sun Ra
12.Stellar Star - Flying Lotus
13.Space Cadets - Marc Mac
14.Lets go the 2 of us(Space edit) - Nite Jewel
15.Spaceships – B1
16.Whitey on the moon - Gil Scot Heron
17.African Space Program - Ras G
18.Spaceballs - Dr Who Dat
19.Space Theme – Sa Ra
20.Space Traveller - Eric Lau
21.Tales from outerspace - Jah wobble
22.Space flight - Likwid Biskit
23.Spacefunk - Steve Hardley
24.Spaceships – Oliver Daysoul
25.Distant planet - Mr Fingers
26.No UFO’s – Model 500
27.Suntouch - YNQ
28.Solitair – John Keaton Expierence
29.Space age woman – Fay Hill
30.Galactic Fun – Dam Funk
31.From venus to mars – J*Davey
32.Solar Flight - Mandre
33.First Voyage - Masterfleet
34.Queen of the spirits (Solarfight edit) - The Pyramids
35.Space victory – I.N.T.
36.Spaced Out - John baker
37.Zhi zhi - Delia Derbyshire
38.Dew on the mouth – Clark
39.Outerspace Invaders – I.N.T.
40.Astro Travelling - Quasimoto
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Sunday, 3 May 2009
Saturday, 18 April 2009
The Jazz Baroness
The Jazz Baroness
Documentary about the British Jewish baroness who fell in love with the jazz genius Thelonious Monk.
Nica, the Baroness de Koenigswarter, was a major supporter of jazz in New York in the 1950s and 60's, her home becoming a meeting point, unofficial rehearsal space and, above all, sanctuary for the leading jazz musicians of the time.
The drum kit (antique Gretsch) I used for some of the sessions for space was lent to me by Steven De Koeningswater, one of Nica's grandchildren. It belonged to his father, Clifford Jarvis who played with Sun Ra, Alice Coltrane, Archie Shepp, Freddie Hubbard to name but a few!
A beautiful and yet sad story of that fruitful but racially suppressed artistic era
Friday, 17 April 2009
Sun Ra "Calling Planet Earth"
As recommended to me by Michael Rutten, perhaps this will turn up in the emanative live set at some point?
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