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Hiatus Kaiyote: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space.

Abby O'Neill | August 4, 2021
Melbourne alt-soul collective Hiatus Kaiyote tricked out its avant-garde recording studio, The Villa, and lathered it with props: a miniature desk, alien costumes, and loads of furry friends. Frontwoman Nai Palm shared with me the impetus behind the design. "I'm a treasure hunter at heart," she said, "and the beautiful thing about dressing a set with sentimental artifacts from my house is that I feel super comfy to perform." Every intricate detail of this Tiny Desk (home) concert evokes feelings of coziness, psychedelia and joyful performance art.

Launching into this brilliant performance with "Sip Into Something Soft," Hiatus takes us on a sweet and sultry journey through a host of selections from their new album, Mood Valiant. On "Rose Water," the tightness of the band (comprised of Paul Bender, Simon Mavin and Perrin Moss, and joined by their longtime backing vocalists) is on full display.

Hiatus Kaiyote came onto the scene with their debut album, Tawk Tomahawk, back in 2012 and created a groundswell of buzz among global music heads. Since then, they've gone on to win varying international awards and were the first Australian group to get nominated in the R&B category at the Grammys for best R&B performance in 2013. This uber-fun and exhilarating set will appease diehards and new fans alike.

SET LIST
"Sip Into Something Soft"
"Rose Water"
"And We Go Gentle"
"Get Sun"
"Blood And Marrow"

MUSICIANS
Nai Palm: vocals, guitar
Paul Bender: bass
Simon Mavin: keys
Perrin Moss: drums, percussion, vibraphone
Alejandro 'Silentjay' Abapo: vocals, keys
Laura Christoforidis: vocals
Jace Excell: vocals

CREDITS
Video: Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore, Nick Mckk, Leah Oborn
Audio: Phil Noy, Haima Marriott
Extras: Marissa Matar, Sam Kuzich (aliens); Daniela Lucchetti, Matt Kelly (birds); Kiki Megumi (mothman)

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Abby O'Neill
Video Producer: Kara Frame
Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Maia Stern, Gabrielle Pierre
Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#hiatuskaiyote #tinydesk #nprmusic

Mercyful Fate Live in 4K FULL CONCERT 2022 Los Angeles PLUS Concert Review Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

Mercyful Fate Live in 4K FULL CONCERT 2022 Los Angeles PLUS Concert Review, filmed from the front row of the balcony with excellent audio quality (the bass is a little boomy).

Go see them live! - https://mercyfulfatecoven.com/tour

Setlist:

00:00 - Scott's Opening
09:50 - The Oath
16:10 - A Corpse Without a Soul
23:08 - The Jackal of Salzburg (new song)
32:40 - Curse of the Pharaohs
37:17 - A Dangerous Meeting
42:54 - King introducing the band
44:40 -Doomed by the Living Dead
50:39 - Melissa
57:30 -Black Funeral
01:01:05 - Evil
01:06:21 - Come to the Sabbath
01:15:14 - Satan's Fall

The moment the curtain dropped on the intro to “The Oath” was the moment for which the crowd had reserved all its energy. The curtain dropping and the stage coming awash in light revealed a set not unlike the one King Diamond has used on recent solo tours: a balcony perched above drummer Bjarne T. Holm's kit adorned by an enormous goat-crowned pentagram acted as a sinister keystone to the almost Byzantine archways that capped the steps upon which guitarists Hank Shermann & Mike Wead, stand-in bassist Becky Baldwin (go Becky!), and the Mighty King himself lurked. The set, festooned by the lighted outline of an imposing inverted cross, felt like the evil twin of the Hagia Sophia, and was possibly inspired by the photographs on the rear cover of Don't Break The Oath. If the crowd came to celebrate black masses, they'd arrived at the right place. The King's voice is in remarkably good shape.

The breaks near the end of “The Oath” allowed Ms Baldwin (Hands Off Gretel, Fury) a brief chance to both show off and to honor original bassist Timi Hansen, who was battling cancer at the time Mercyful Fate reformed; lamentably, he died shortly thereafter. Presumably because Arch Enemy has taken off in the intervening years, Sharlee D'Angelo's role has been filled by none other than the inimitable Joey Vera of Armored Saint and Fates Warning, though commitments with the former have kept him from joining the Danes on this trek. The Birmingham-bred Baldwin handled the bass duties admirably, nailing each and every part every time and prowling the stage during this performance with Mercyful Fate, as if she'd been touring with them for years. Fitting, considering she's literally from the very city where heavy metal itself was born.

Mercyful then tore into another classic, the oft-overlooked “A Corpse Without Soul,” before performing their new song, “The Jackal Of Salzburg,” which went over nearly as well as all those well-loved heretical serenades of decades past. In fact, this was the only song in Mercyful Fate's set that didn't predate their early ‘90s reunion. As essential as those first two albums and that debut EP were to the evolution of metal, ‘90s Mercyful made some damn fine records that we love to this day, and my only complaint was too damn short to include such classics as “Witch's Dance,” “Holy Water,” or more from Don't Break the Oath.

As fond as I am of bands who rearrange or improvise over their classics , we absolutely acknowledge that playing songs by the book is usually the appropriate thing to do. You know what we could do without though? Backing tracks. And you know how heavily Mercyful Fate relied on backing tracks during this set? Apart from that eerie intro to the opening song, not one bit! Even the bells heard during the interlude to “A Dangerous Meeting” were deliberately not piped in, and their absence reminded us that this is what metal was meant to be: unforgiving, complex, and 100% live.

The set concluded with another lengthy composition: “Satan's Fall.” And the crowd didn't exactly disperse when that exhausting number ended. King Diamond clearly feels most at home on that brilliantly designed set, and all these decades into his career, he remains one of the most charismatic performers ever to wave the metal flag. His and his bandmates' ardor and theatrics took what could have been a mere rock concert and turned it into a nefarious nocturne, an immersive experience that clearly left fans yearning for more. Disappointment was only felt when the house lights went up and there were no signs of the magic returning with an eagerly anticipated encore. And that merch line still stretched into the auditorium.

King Diamond has returned. Long live the King.

#live #mercyfulfate #music #livemusic #heavymetal #concert #losangeles #youtube #theater #kingdiamond

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JAY Z: How a Hustler From Brooklyn Became a Billionaire Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

A Compilation project about the evolution of musician, songwriter, business mogul, father and husband, Shawn Carter - otherwise known as Jay Z.

00:00 Intro
1996
Reasonable Doubt
0:27 Start of Roc-a-fella (Jay Z, Biggs, Dame Dash)
1:35 Dead Presidents/Dead Presidents II
2:09 Brooklyn's Finest ft. The Notorious B.I.G.
2:20 Marcy Projects
2:43 D'evils
2:49 Jay Z Reasonable Doubt Overview

1997
In My Lifetime Vol.1
3:02 Jay Z on making another album
3:34 A Million Questions
3:56 Where I'm From
4:08 Imaginary Player

1998
Vol.2 ... Hard Knock Life
4:24 Dropping Vol 2 & Retiring
5:30 Hard Knock Life/David Letterman
5:57 Can I Get A
6:20 Money, Cash, Hoes ft. DMX
6:36 Number 1 Album

1999
Volume. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter
7:11 Rocawear
7:33 Jay Z stabbing
8:46 Speaking on Vol. 3
9:27 Come and Get me
9:32 Big Pimpin ft. UGK

2000
The Dynasty
9:53 The Dynasty Promo
10:29 I Just Wanna Love U
10:34 This Can't Be Life

2001
The Blueprint
10:40 Intro of Jay-Z vs Nas
10:49 We Will Survive
10:54 Summer Jam 2001
11:07 Ether
11:13 Super Ugly
11:23 Takeover
11:29 (Making of) Heart of the City
11:52 (Making of) Never Change
12:09 Song Cry
12:31 Kanye on The Blueprint

2002
The Blueprint 2 The Gift & The Curse
12:37 Difference between The Blueprint 1 & 2
12:59 The Blueprint 2 Commercial
13:04 Relationship status with Beyonce
13:36 03' Bonnie & Clyde ft. Beyonce
13:42 Excuse Me Miss ft. Pharrell
13:46 Working with Kanye West
13:59 The Bounce ft. Kanye West

2003
The Black Album
14:16 40/40 Club
14:32 Black Album & Retirement
15:06 Dame Dash Def Jam Feud
15:58 Working with Pharrell/ Change Clothes ft. Pharrell
16:15 Working with Just Blaze/ Public Service Announcement
16:29 Working with Kanye West/ Lucifer
17:09 Working with Rick Rubin/ 99 Problems
17:28 Working with Timberland/ Dirt Off Your Shoulders
17:49 Retirement
18:09 Separation from Dame Dash

2004
19:17 New Jersey Nets Ownership
19:42 Def Jam President rumours
20:05 President of Def Jam
20:50 Dame Dash sells Roc-a-fella to Def Jam

2005
21:15 Signing Rihanna
22:28 Rihanna on auditioning for Jay Z
22:37 Pon de Replay
22:44 Signing Ne-yo
23:25 So Sick

2006
Kingdom Come
23:36 Jay Z & Nas squash beef
24:26 Lost Ones ft. Chrisette Michele
24:32 Show Me What You Got
24:37 Minority Report
24:52 Numb/Encore Grammy

2007
American Gangster
25:05 American Gangster Inspiration
25:23 American Dreaming'
25:33 Roc Boys

2008
25:38 Glastonbury Interview (Noel Gallagher comments)
26:14 Wonderwall @ Glastonbury
26:21 Endorses Obama 2008 Presidency

2009
The Blueprint 3
26:28 Jay Z leaves Def Jam starts Roc Nation
26:43 Blueprint 3 Expectations
27:04 Recreating Album Covers (Blueprint 3 Commercial)
28:00 Empire State of Mind ft. Alicia Keys
28:38 A Star is Born ft. J. Cole (Signs J. Cole to Roc Nation)
29:04 On To The Next One ft. Swizz Beats
29:10 Run This Town ft. Rihanna, Kanye West
29:18 Run This Town Grammy
29:34 Jay Z & Beyonce get married

2010
29:58 Jay Z releases book 'Decoded'

2011
Watch The Throne
30:52 Watch the Throne Interview/ working with Kanye
31:26 Otis w/ Kanye West
31:33 N***as in Paris w/ Kanye West
31:41 No Church in the Wild w/ Kanye West ft Frank Ocean
31:47 Watch the Throne Number 1 World Wide

2012
32:03 New Jersey Nets move to Brooklyn
32:24 Jay Z headlines first 'Made in America' Festival
32:50 Executive Producer NBA 2K13

2013
Magna Carta... Holy Grail
32:59 Sells Nets stake to start Roc Nation Sports
33:32 Making of Magna Carta... Holy Grail
33:57 Holy Grail ft Justin Timberlake
34:03 Part II (On the Run) ft. Beyonce
34:12 Tom Ford
34:20 Holy Grail Grammy

2014
34:46 Buys Ace of Spades
35:05 Dusse
35:23 Starts Tidal
35:43 Drunk in Love Beyonce ft. Jay Z Grammy

2016
35:53 JetSmarter

2017
4:44
36:06 Trayvon Martin Tv series
36:30 Jay Z Beyonce birth Twins
36:41 Vulnerability of 4:44
37:06 Kill Jay z
37:12 The Story of OJ
37:19 Family Feud

2018
Everything is Love (The Carters)
37:26 APESH*T
37:32 FRIENDS

2019
37:38 Roc Nation DreamChasers Deal w/ Meek Mill
37:55 NFL Deal
38:04 Hip Hop's First Billionaire

2020
38:12 Roc Nation Brooklyn LIU Partnership

Footage From:
Hov Videos
Complex
BBC 1xtra
MTV
Bloomberg

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Ed Sheeran: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space.

Bobby Carter | October 26, 2021
Decked in a hoodie, cargo pants and coveted sneakers, a slimmed-down and clean-shaven Ed Sheeran stands surrounded by bookshelves and a host of world-class musicians. He’s flanked by music director to the stars, Adam Blackstone, who assembled the band and handled bass guitar duties. After opening this Tiny Desk (home) concert with his latest single, “Shivers,” Sheeran introduces himself and proceeds with more hits, new tunes, and a surprise throwback.

The English singer-songwriter may appear acclimated to a live band, but it’s a pretty rare occasion. For more than a decade, Sheeran’s become revered for ripping down stadiums, but usually (and remarkably) it’s just him, a guitar and loop pedals.

The material released so far from his upcoming album, = (out Oct. 29), leans heavily into the ’80s pop sphere and provides glimpses into Sheeran’s personal life during his time away. Here, he debuts “Overpass Graffiti,” an uptempo ode to the endurance of long love. “Visiting Hours” is a heartfelt dedication to his close friend and mentor, Australian record executive Michael Gudinski, who passed away in March.

Although most of the setlist honors =, Sheeran veers momentarily to take us to church with 2014’s “Make It Rain” from the TV show Sons of Anarchy. The choir only takes up a smidgen of physical real estate, but their voices manage to engulf the entire space, propelling the song to another stratosphere. He closes the performance with a quiet storm version of his summer single “Bad Habits.”

SET LIST
* “Shivers”
* “Make It Rain”
* “Overpass Graffiti”
* “Visiting Hours”
* “Bad Habits”

MUSICIANS
* Adam Blackstone: musical director/bass
* Terence Vaughn: keys
* Tim Stewart: guitar
* Clay Sears: guitar
* Brian Frasier-Moore: drums
* Rayfield Holloman: pedal steel guitar
* Whitney Smith: vocals
* Raphael Smith: vocals
* Melissa Best: vocals
* Antia Coach: vocals
* Melany Watson: vocals
* Kyron Elcock: vocals
* Raymond Mason: trombone
* Michael Leonhart: trumpet
* Sam Greenfield: saxophone

CREDITS
* Video: Chadrick Fellers, Jeremy Ivory-Chambers, Porous Porousfreak
* Audio: Tyrell Ace Clark, James Hardy-Martin, Douglas Touré Harris

TINY DESK TEAM
* Producer: Bobby Carter
* Video Producer: Kara Frame
* Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
* Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Bobby Carter, Maia Stern, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
* Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
* Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#tinydesk #nprmusic #edsheeran

J'Nai Bridges: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

This year, NPR Music is celebrating Black Music Month with an array of brand new Tiny Desk concerts — both from home and from behind our beloved Desk. Together, these artists represent the past, present and future of Black music. This month of carefully curated shows is a celebration of Black artists expressing themselves in ways we've never seen before, and of the Tiny Desk's unique way of showcasing that talent.

Suraya Mohamed | June 27, 2022
Mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges is a rising star who recently won a Grammy Award and other accolades too long to list here. We're glad she accepted our invitation to record this Tiny Desk (home) concert, which features Damien Sneed on piano, Nolan Nwachukwu on bass and Christian Xavier McClendon McGhee on drums. She opens with "Habanera" from Carmen by Georges Bizet, a character she calls "one of the strongest women in all of opera." She also performs "Prayer" by Carlos Simon, a close collaborator, and "Heaven" by Duke Ellington, before closing out her set with the hymn "His Eye Is on the Sparrow."

In a message to the Tiny Desk team, she wrote: "I remember NPR's Tiny Desk series premiering and thinking how refreshingly authentic and intimate these performances were. I often had dreams of performing here, but admittedly, I didn't think it was possible for opera singers to effectively express themselves in this way. I was wrong."

Bridges loves to sing opera but has also discovered that she holds many different voices within herself, which comes across in her wide-ranging set. "When I meet people and tell them I'm an opera singer, it's almost always met with surprise, enthusiasm, and curiosity about what led me to this career," she writes. "My upbringing — singing in the church — helped me discover other aspects of my voice, and then when I was exposed to opera it immediately opened a world of possibility. The voice is not limited to skin color, but it took me seeing someone who looked like me to realize that I too can sing opera."

SET LIST
"Habanera" (Georges Bizet from Carmen)
"Prayer" (Carlos Simon) / "Heaven" (Duke Ellington)
"His Eye Is On The Sparrow" (Civilla Martin/Charles Gabriel)

MUSICIANS
J'Nai Bridges: vocals
Damien Sneed: piano
Nolan Nwachukwu: bass
Christian Xavier McClendon McGhee: drums

CREDITS
Produced and Directed by: Carlos Ibarra and Andrew McLain
Cameras and Audio by: Derek Hallquist
Production Company: FutureSelf Media
Filmed in the Clearlight Performance Space at The Blue Building

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Video Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Mastering: Andie Huether
Animator: Kaz Fantone
Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Josh Rogosin, Kara Frame, Michael Zamora, Maia Stern, Ashley Pointer
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#tinydesk #JnaiBridges #BMM

Naia Izumi: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

May 14, 2018 | Bob Boilen -- I am so proud of our 2018 Tiny Desk Contest winner, Naia Izumi. The band he brought and the songs they played for this winning Tiny Desk Concert made us all even prouder.

Naia was chosen after we reviewed nearly 5,000 video entries. And the talent that came to us through all those submissions was astonishing. Naia Izumi won us over with his mind-boggling and unique style of guitar playing — a combination of tapping on the fingerboards and soul-filled whammy bar-note bending. And his multi-octave singing range blended so eloquently with his guitar stylings.

"Soft Spoken," the song he submitted, felt singular and unparalleled to our panel of judges which included past Tiny Desk contest winner Tarriona "Tank" Ball, Tiny Desk alum Sylvan Esso and Gaby Moreno, along with NPR family members Talia Schlanger (WXPN), Russ Borris (WFUV), Toki Wright (The Current) and the All Songs Considered team of Robin Hilton and myself. It's a song, as I hear it, that speaks to the power inherent in the gentle and quieter voices that are often drowned out by the outspoken and boisterous ones. Its title was originally "Soft Spoken Woman" and, as we later learned, Naia had identified as a woman for nearly seven years. More recently, as he said in an interview with Washingtonian Magazine, "I'm not into that anymore because I just want to relax with biology and be comfortable with what I have."

Naia is often a one-man band playing on the streets with a drum machine. But for his Tiny Desk Concert he brought bassist Adam Matijasevic and drummer Kynwyn Sterling. He'd met Kynwyn after submitting one of his songs to a math rock Facebook group. And that's the thing: Naia's music draws from so many spheres of sound. There's that punctual, rhythmic, mathematical pulse to what he does, but there's also a fluid, almost African Kalimba sound in there as well. They're two sounds I wouldn't often think of as coexisting.

We're about to go out on the road with Naia Izumi to 10 cities. We'll be joined by some of the other Contest entrants that captured our attention and they'll share the bill alongside Naia. And though there is only one Contest winner, we discovered so many other great talents that we hope to feature in the future.

Remember that the spirit of the Contest is intended to bring out the best in you, to gather with friends and to create. Thank you for being a part of something so filled with magic. It was an honor to watch what you created.

SET LIST
"Soft Spoken"
"As It Comes"
"Soul Gaze"

MUSICIANS
Naia Izumi (vocals, guitar), Adam Matijasevic (bass), Kynwyn Sterling (drums)

CREDITS
Producers: Bob Boilen, Morgan Noelle Smith; Creative Director: Bob Boilen; Audio Engineers: Josh Rogosin, James Willetts; Videographers: Morgan Noelle Smith, Maia Stern, Niki Walker, Beck Harlan; Production Assistant: CJ Riculan; Photo: Eslah Attar/NPR.

Tems: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space.

Bobby Carter | November 4, 2021
From an elegant performance space in Lagos, Nigeria, Temilade Openiyi, aka Tems, adorns hues that recall the title of her latest EP, If Orange Was a Place. As she slips into performance mode, emoting with her eyelids drooped slightly, she begins "Found" in her upper register before switching to that unmistakably rich alto range. That's when the magic starts.

Her music aligns perfectly with the Tiny Desk aesthetic: Everything is stripped away to reveal the feels. Over the past couple of years, the Nigerian singer's star has been on a steady ascent, beginning with the release of her first couple of singles, "Try Me" and "Mr. Rebel." "Damages" (performed here) was huge in Nigeria and helped put her name on the U.S. map. That slow and steady approach led to features on two huge international hits: Drake's "Fountains," one of the standouts on Certified Lover Boy, and "Essence" by Wizkid featuring ahem ... starring Tems. Originally released last year, the latter was arguably the song of this summer (ask anyone who braved the nightclubs in 2021). Those two jams served as a gateway to what's becoming a substantial discography, and her Tiny Desk setlist tacitly implies, "I know you love those songs and you'll love these, too." She's right.

SET LIST
"Found"
"Free Mind"
"Looku Looku"
"Replay"
"Damages"

MUSICIANS
Tems: vocals
Nsikak David: guitar
Afolabi Adekomaiya: drums
Obinna Enwere: keys
Ayo Dele Owa: bass

CREDITS
Director: ua.x
Producer: Ebuka Nwobu.
Production Manager: Chisom Nwobu
DOP: FEDWORKS
Art Director: Desola Falomo
Associate Producers: Kenechukwu Nwobu, Adedamola Adetunji
Gaffer: Ekene Ucheonwu
Camera Operators: Gbolahan Inaolaji Quam, Folarin Oludare
Location Manager: Debo Johnson
Camera Assistants: Tobi Oloko
Editor: uaxstudio
Colorist: Eduvie 'Stedi' Emojevwe
Production Company: uaxstudio + Ladder, Lex & Booker

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Video Producer: Maia Stern
Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Kara Frame, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#nprmusic #tinydesk #tems

Louisiana Blues - The Best Louisiana Sounds Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

Louisiana Blues – The Best Louisiana Sounds

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Tracklist :
00:00 - Clarence Frogman Henry - I Ain't Got No Home
02:19 - Little Walter - My Babe
04:49 - Clarence Garlow - New Bon Ton Roulay
07:38 - Bobby Charles - Take It Easy Greasy
09:50 - Louisiana Red - Alabama Train
13:07 - Muddy Waters - Louisiana Blues
15:59 - Slim Harpo - I'm a King Bee
18:56 - Big Bill Broonzy - Southern Flood Blues
22:12 - Big Joe Reynolds - Third Street Woman Blues
24:52 - Little Walter - Come Back Baby
27:54 - Bobby Charles - See You Later Alligator
30:42 - Slim Harpo - I Got Love If You Want It
33:26 - Lightnin' Slim - It's Mighty Crazy
35:53 - Warren Storm - Mama Look What Your Liitle Boy's Done
38:12 - Lightnin' Slim - My Starter Won't Start
41:00 - Lazy Lester - I'm a Lover Not a fighter
43:42 - Little Walter - You'd Better Watch Yourself
46:45 - Muddy Waters & Little Walter - Forty Days and Forty Nights
49:50 - Louisiana Red - You're Gonna Need Me Baby
53:08 - Big Bill Broonzy - John Henry
56:26 - Big Bill Broonzy - Key to the Highway
59:27 - Guitar Slim - The Things That I Used to Do
01:02:25 - Smiley Lewis - I Hear You Knocking
01:04:56 - Al Ferrier - Hey Baby
01:07:19 - Big Bopper - Chantilly Lace
01:09:42 - Boozoo Davis - Paper In My Shoe
01:11:54 - Muddy Waters - Meanest Woman
01:14:11 – Hawketts - Mardi Gras Mambo
01:16:19 - Earl King - Those Lonely Lonely nights
01:18:43 - Huey Piano Smith - Rockin' New Pneumonia
01:20:55 - Cookie & The Cupcakes - Mathilda
01:24:06 - Lazy Lester - Sugar Coated Love
01:26:50 - Huey Piano Smith - Don't You Just Know It
01:29:17 - Rod Bernard - Pardon Mr. Gordon
01:31:22 - Lightnin' Slim - Rooster Blues
01:33:51 - Frankie Ford - Sea Cruise
01:36:33 - Rod Bernard - This Should Go On Forever
01:39:17 - John Fred - Shirley
01:41:08 - Al Terry - Watchdog
01:43:12 - Joe Jones - You Talk Too Much
01:45:43 - Slim Harpo - Rainin' In My Heart
01:48:14 - Big Boy Myles - New Orleans
01:50:34 - Charles Sheffield - It's Your Voodoo Working
01:52:17 - Clarence Frogman Henry - But I Do
01:54:34 - Jimmy Clanton - Just a Dream
01:57:03 - Warren Storm - Prisoner's Song

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Angela (Theme From 'Taxi') - Bob James (1978) Hotney 4 Streams • 4 years ago

Robert McElhiney James (born December 25, 1939) is a jazz and jazz fusion keyboardist, arranger and producer. During the 1970s, Bob James played a major role in turning fusion jazz more mainstream. "Angela", the instrumental theme from the 1970s television sitcom "Taxi", is probably Bob James' most well-known work to date. It was featured on "Touchdown", a 1978 jazz album which was a commercial breakout album for him. The song was named after the guest character in the third episode of the first season ("Blind Date"), but after hearing the song, the producers made this the show's main theme, replacing their previous choice, which became this album's title track. The title of the album is a reference to it being his sixth solo album, a touchdown being worth six points in American football. In addition to his solo work and high-profile collaborations with artists such as Earl Klugh and David Sanborn, James is also the founding member of contemporary jazz supergroup Fourplay. Very influenced by pop and movie music, James has often featured soloists who add a jazz touch to his sound (most notably Grover Washington, Jr.). While best known for his fusion sound, James began in 1962, recording a bop-ish trio set for Mercury. Three years later, his album for ESP was quite avant-garde, with electronic tapes used for effects. James is recognized as one of the progenitors of smooth jazz. His music has also had a profound effect on the history of hip-hop and pop music, having been sampled often. Two of James' songs -- "Nautilus" from 1974's "One" and "Take Me To The Mardi Gras" from 1975's "Two" -- are among the most sampled in hip-hop history, sampled in thirty-two and forty-three hip-hop recordings, respectively. James' music has been most famously sampled by Eric B. & Rakim, Run-D.M.C., Ghostface Killah, Slick Rick, LL Cool J, The Beastie Boys, Missy Elliott, Will.i.am, Common, Wu-Tang Clan, Röyksopp, De La Soul, Warren G, André 3000, and N.W.A, among many others. This channel is dedicated to the classic jazz music you've loved for years. The smokin' hot, icy cool jams that still make you tap your feet whenever you hear them . . . Cool Jazz is here!

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