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Radio rides again… http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Podcasts.html From our legendarily drunk and freeform two-hour marathons on Soul 24-7 to our guest slots with Sean Rowley and Billy Reeves, Rock’n’RollSoul has long fancied using the wireless to spread the news about our tunes. Let us know what you think of these latest efforts by emailing your feedback to rocknrollsoul@mac.com iWeb 1.1.2 http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Podcasts_files/sean-rowley.jpg Rock’n’RollSoul 
Radio rides again… http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Podcasts.html 60 From our legendarily drunk and freeform two-hour marathons on Soul 24-7 to our guest slots with Sean Rowley and Billy Reeves, Rock’n’RollSoul has long fancied using the wireless to spread the news about our tunes. Let us know what you think From our legendarily drunk and freeform two-hour marathons on Soul 24-7 to our guest slots with Sean Rowley and Billy Reeves, Rock’n’RollSoul has long fancied using the wireless to spread the news about our tunes. Let us know what you think of these latest efforts by emailing your feedback to rocknrollsoul@mac.com Sean Rowley Show, BBC Radio Kent http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/91250D13-FA5C-4DFE-8AA0-73E618AFA785.html http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/91250D13-FA5C-4DFE-8AA0-73E618AFA785.html Fri, 9 Dec 2011 23:15:46 +0000 <a href="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/91250D13-FA5C-4DFE-8AA0-73E618AFA785_files/rowley%202.aif"><img src="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Images/sean-rowley.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Sean Rowley’s show is consistently the best two hours of radio in the UK, so we were proud to be asked to contribute another mix for him, plugging our tenth birthday party. The format was fairly strai 00:39:52 Sean Rowley’s show is consistently the best two hours of radio in the UK, so we were proud to be asked to contribute another mix for him, plugging our tenth birthday party. The format was fairly strai Sean Rowley’s show is consistently the best two hours of radio in the UK, so we were proud to be asked to contribute another mix for him, plugging our tenth birthday party. The format was fairly straightforward: three from Jah Shabby, three from Gary, two club classics, then three from the Horse. All rounded off by our abysmal theme tune and a back announcement by some northern monkey who clearly thinks he’s the new John Peel. Enjoy! Episode 5: Jahshabby will return after the following messages… http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/92F8C1B3-B553-42B7-930A-2511D1494322.html http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/92F8C1B3-B553-42B7-930A-2511D1494322.html Sun, 7 Nov 2010 16:27:34 +0000 <a href="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/92F8C1B3-B553-42B7-930A-2511D1494322_files/rock_n_rollsoulbarnolds%20%20.mp3"><img src="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Images/ken+nordine.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>So, in light of my absence from October’s shenanigans, I was left with a bag full of records and no one to play them to. Here, then, is what you could have won. Well, heard at any rate. Lovingly recor 00:48:52 So, in light of my absence from October’s shenanigans, I was left with a bag full of records and no one to play them to. Here, then, is what you could have won. Well, heard at any rate. Lovingly recor So, in light of my absence from October’s shenanigans, I was left with a bag full of records and no one to play them to. Here, then, is what you could have won. Well, heard at any rate. Lovingly recorded in my living room with children asleep and me struggling to get to grips with a new mixer. Intro: Ken Nordine – Sound Museum (To get you in the mood. For what I don’t know, mind) Kenny Rogers and the First Edition – Girl Get a Hold of Yourself (Album version, still not sure if I prefer this or the 45. They’re both great, this one’s more of a bass heavy beast.) Bobbie Gentry – Fancy (Great storytelling to a fantastic backbeat, what more could you want?) Jaki Whitren – New Horizon (One of several tunes here that I would never have heard were it not for the expertise and willingness to share knowledge of others.) Jeannie C. Reilly – Back Side of Dallas (Superb rolling backbeat underpins a tragic tale.) Kris Kristofferson – Gettin’ By, High and Strange (Yep, him. Really. Good isn’t it?) Tony Joe White – Soul Francisco (Country got soul? It would appear so, yes.) Elvis Presley – Stranger in My Own Town (Elvis? Sitar? Funky drumming? The king reclaims his crown post Vegas) Herbie Mann – Hold on, I’m Comin’ (It’s almost 9 minutes long, but every second counts. I’ve yet to hear a better version of this tune than this unhinged instrumental. Awesomes! Jimmy Royal – Marmeduke (from the LP Stone Cold Soul. Which is about as good a description of this track as I could give) Creedence Clearwater Revival – Porterville (From their first LP. A highlight for some – me included) Johnny Hallyday – Lettre des Fans (What a groove. Simply stunning French business from an artist who’s, frankly, a bit hit and miss. HIT!) The Youngsters – I Wanna Be Your Man (Beatles cover par excellence from a obsure-as-muck Brazilian combo. Off the excellent Brazilian Fuzz Bananas comp. I know, I know but I’ll never find an original!) Tandy Love - ? (Now I could find out the title, but it’s on the back of the beautiful screen-printed sleeve, which is currently framed and on my living room wall. Ace Turkish re-edit by a well-known DJ, designer and label boss coming to a Fat City LP near you soon!) McDonald &amp; Giles – The Workshop (Proving that prog doesn’t have to be lumbering nonsense. Breaks!) Spencer Mac - Ka Ka Kabya Mow Mow – (And, to end, a dancefloor friendly re-edit of an utter classic.) Hope you enjoy it – see you in November Episode 4: Soul Power http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/D53BE45B-5E39-44FF-BB73-56560D524430.html http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/D53BE45B-5E39-44FF-BB73-56560D524430.html Wed, 20 Oct 2010 22:49:31 +0100 <a href="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/D53BE45B-5E39-44FF-BB73-56560D524430_files/podcast.m4a"><img src="http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/Images/images3Fq3Dsoul2Bpower26um3D126hl3Den26client3Dfirefox-a26sa3DN26rls3Dorg.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>As this is the day that the coalition’s axe falls, we felt you might appreciate some of the unifying uplift that only classic soul can provide. Fifteen tracks from Nina Simone to Sister Rosetta Tharp, Martin Horsfield 01:06:35 As this is the day that the coalition’s axe falls, we felt you might appreciate some of the unifying uplift that only classic soul can provide. Fifteen tracks from Nina Simone to Sister Rosetta Tharp, As this is the day that the coalition’s axe falls, we felt you might appreciate some of the unifying uplift that only classic soul can provide. Fifteen tracks from Nina Simone to Sister Rosetta Tharp, encompassing the long-lost Marvin-esque ruminations of Lou Bond, Merry Clayton’s take on a Neil Young classic, Stevie, Curtis, and wise-beyond-his-years new kid on the block Aloe Blacc. Get involved, Souljers. Episode 3: Gratuitous country soul diversion http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/96E0532B-9CEE-4E26-94E7-3B2D8889C7A4.html http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/96E0532B-9CEE-4E26-94E7-3B2D8889C7A4.html Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:58:07 +0000 Here’s a little mix that combines a few of our favourite things: the powerhouse players of Memphis and Muscle Shoals; the hick hipsters who penned the great tunes (Dan Penn, Tony Joe White and Joe Sou 01:08:22 Here’s a little mix that combines a few of our favourite things: the powerhouse players of Memphis and Muscle Shoals; the hick hipsters who penned the great tunes (Dan Penn, Tony Joe White and Joe Sou Here’s a little mix that combines a few of our favourite things: the powerhouse players of Memphis and Muscle Shoals; the hick hipsters who penned the great tunes (Dan Penn, Tony Joe White and Joe South, mainly); and some rum excursions on the version. It’s inspired by the excellent new Kris Kristofferson demos comp, and if there was any talking on here, I’d doubtless be rabbiting on about two of the best gigs I ever saw (Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham at the Borderline – Bobby Gillespie: “It’s like a church, man” – and George Soule, Larry Jon Wilson and Bonnie Bramlett at Cargo. Thanks to Nat Cramp for introducing me to so many of these; I still wish that I’d called up Dan Penn in Nashville when I had the chance … Episode 2: Rock’n’RollSoul at the Movies http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/59BC63B7-32F2-462A-9A9D-C35E6429A3B3.html http://web.me.com/rocknrollsoul/iWeb/Site/Podcasts/59BC63B7-32F2-462A-9A9D-C35E6429A3B3.html Thu, 4 Mar 2010 21:15:33 +0000 As a special treat for all you cineastes, our latest resident recruit, Barney, has kindly mixed up 44 minutes of what we’re calling “Technicolor funk”. It’s a glorious confection of duplicitous string 00:44:49 As a special treat for all you cineastes, our latest resident recruit, Barney, has kindly mixed up 44 minutes of what we’re calling “Technicolor funk”. It’s a glorious confection of duplicitous string As a special treat for all you cineastes, our latest resident recruit, Barney, has kindly mixed up 44 minutes of what we’re calling “Technicolor funk”. It’s a glorious confection of duplicitous strings, superfly guitar and poison-tipped balalaikas, irresistibly evocative of cinema’s golden age but often as obscure as hell. As a special treat, we’re gonna burn it as a one-off CD and offer FREE entry for two to the next Rock’n’RollSoul to the person who emails rocknrollsoul@mac.com and identifies the most featured soundtracks. Watch this space…