World of Music
Pgm #149 – “There’s something happening here. What it is, ain’t exactly clear…” Today’s show is dedicated to the brave voices of revolution.
Catch the show on Mondays 3-5pm ET – at 105.9FM in Burlington, VT or online at The Radiator
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Nas with Youssou N’Dour & Neneh Cherry: Wake Up (It’s Africa Calling) / Open Remix http://www.intrahealth.org/open/ (download)- (USA / SENEGAL)
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El Génèral: Rayes Lebled / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (TUNISIA)
El Génèral: Tounes Bledna / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (TUNISIA)
Mohamed Ali Ben Jemaa: Ana Fhemtkoum / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (TUNISIA)
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Pedro Luis Ferrer: Fundamento / Rústico / Escondida 6507 – (CUBA)
Pedro Luis Ferrer: La Cumbanchera / Rústico / Escondida 6507 – (CUBA)
Pedro Luis Ferrer: El Molino de Constantino / Rústico / Escondida 6507 – (CUBA)
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El Génèral & Mr. Shooma: Ta7ya Tounes / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (TUNISIA)
Ramy Donjewan: Ded El 7koma / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (EGYPT)
Ahmed Rock: Mamno3 Mn El Ta3’eer / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (EGYPT)
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Seun Kuti: Mosquito Song / Seun Kuti + Fela’s Egypt 80 / Disorient 56 – (NIGERIA)
Chiwoniso: Matsotsi (The Land of Thieves) / Rebel Woman / Cumbancha 8 – (ZIMBABWE)
Sierra Leone’s Refugee All-Stars: Living Like a Refugee / Living Like a Refugee / Anti- 86837 – (SIERRA LEONE)
Dobet Gnahoré: Pillage / Na Afriki (My Africa) / Cumbancha 4 – (IVORY COAST)
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Revolution Records: Wa2t El Thawra Gaya / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (EGYPT)
Lotfi Double Kanon: Rissala / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (ALGERIA)
Lotfi Double Kanon: 7oukouma / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (ALGERIA)
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Oswin Chin Behilia: Korupshon / Liber / Otrabanda Records 8010 – (CURAÇAO)
Jimmy Cliff: The Harder They Come / The Harder They Come / Mango 162539202 – (JAMAICA)
Peter Tosh: Get Up, Stand Up / Equal Rights / Columbia 34670 – (JAMAICA)
Lee “Scratch” Perry: Scary Politicians / Revelation / Megawave 342 – (JAMAICA)
Kobo-Town: Blood and Fire / Independence / Kobo 1 – (TRINIDAD)
Black Kold Medina: Trouble The Water / Trouble The Water / BKM 1 – (N’AWLINS)
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Ibn Thabit: Hadef Al-Assasi / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (LIBYA)
Ibn Thabit: Yassir / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (LIBYA)
Ibn Thabit: El Sooal / Khalas Mixtape, vol. I: Mish B3eed / http://www.enoughgaddafi.com (download) – (LIBYA)
Posts Tagged ‘Trouble the Water’
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August 30, 2009This week’s World of Music is dedicated to the people of the Gulf Coast, as we remember the 4th anniversary of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita making landfall in the last week of August, 2005.
Some things have improved since then. Many – too many – have not.
The incredible positivity and spirit of the people who live along the Gulf Coast have remarkably remained strong through it all, from the storms through the horrific aftermath. We’ll honor them with the wealth of music native to the region. Hip-hop artist Black Kold Madina will be there, you may have seen her incredible story as told in the award-winning documentary, Trouble the Water – along with classic sounds from Louis Armstrong, the Nevilles, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. We’re knee deep in the Big Easy this week.
Wear your beads, bring an appetite and some gator repellent, and get ready to get down.
World of Music is blues, jazz, poetry and roots tunes. Every Monday on the Radiator from 3-5pm ET: online, or at 105.9FM in Burlington, VT.
amazing
May 17, 2009When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, Kimberly Rivers Roberts and her husband, cat, dog, and several other family members rode out the storm in the attic of their home. Kim filmed it, and the whole story was told in last year’s incredibly powerful documentary Trouble the Water. Kim is also a singer, and her hip-hop debut came out recently under the pseudonym “Black Kold Madina”. We’ll give a listen to it this week on World of Music, along with a bunch of new releases from all over, including Egypt, Spain, Tanzania, Argentina, and China! Listen to “World of Music” online (Mondays, 3-5pm EDT) or at 105.9FM in Burlington, VT.