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Tag Archives: James Brown
What Planet Is This?! Show #155 (I think)
I’m feeling like a decent funk today. How about you? I still want to change it up a bit, playing some folk, pop, jazz, electronic, etc., but allow me to drop some names on you: Stevie Wonder, Fela Kuti, James … Continue reading
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Tagged Fela Kuti, funk, Greyboy Allstars, James Brown, R&B, soul, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5, What Planet Is This?!
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What Planet Is This?! Show #113 (I think)
So many greats are gone – some long gone: Trane, Louis, Ella, Ellington, James Brown, Miles. Not just in music, but other intellectuals: da Vinci, Poe, Socrates… Obviously, the list could go on endlessly. We all know that no one … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, dancer, Edgar Allan Poe, Ella Fitzgerald, James Brown, Jimmy Smith, John Coltrane, Leonardo da Vinci, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, musician, painter, philosopher, poet, Socrates, What Planet Is This?!, writer
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What Planet Is This?! Show #109 (I think)
Now that’s what winter feels like! We all know that music has the ability to heal. Don’t believe me? The next time you’re in a rotten mood, put on some Jane Monheit and tell me you don’t feel better after … Continue reading
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What Planet Is This?! Show #70 (I think)
Music is an ephemeral thing. Even if The Guess Who plays American Woman a total of 13,000 times, each of those times is special. It’s a moment in time that can never be replicated exactly. Even if James Brown famously … Continue reading
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Tagged All The World Is Green, Beck, Beep Beep Beep, Benny Carter, Birdland, Brandy, cjtr, Clark Terry, David Braid Sextet, Day One, Dengue Fever, Eightcubed, Emmylou Harris, experience, Gen's Song, Hank Williams, Imelda May, Isn't It Romantic, It's Not The End Of The World, James Brown, John Southworth, Kirk MacDonald, Lazy River, Les Arbuckle, Let's Walk Let's Talk, Lost On The River, Louis Armstrong, Mark Knopfler & His Band, Missing, Movin' On, musicians, No Longer There, One Thousand Tears Of A Tarantula, Pallin' With Al, PDF Format, Pea-eyes, Petty Too, recording, Richard Groux And The Co-Accused, Sarah Slean, Smoker's Song, song, Soul Eyes, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Such Great Heights, The Cat Empire, The Guess Who, The Music Room, The Postal Service, Tiga, Tom Waits, Weather Report, What Planet Is This?!, You Go To My Head
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What Planet Is This?! Show #58 (I think) LONG-PLAY TUESDAY!
What’s that? Special end-of-the-year two-hour vinyl show, you say? Tune in tonight at 7:00 PM all the way to 9:00 PM for some of the best music you’ll hear all winter season, including some long-time favourites, some great new finds, … Continue reading
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Tagged anticon., Arts & Crafts, Autumn Of Our Love, Billy Strayhorn, Blood Sweat & Tears, Blue Note, Blue Train, Blues Machine, Boss Brass Again Vol. 1, Cali Fever, Caribou, Carla Bley, Casablanca, Catching The Sun, Charlie's, Charlie's (Is Coming Down), Chick Corea, Columbia Records, Communication '72, Communications '72, Contemporary Records, Dan Snaith, David Clayton-Thomas, Delta Records, Dexter Gordon Quartet, Doing Me Wrong, Dosh, ECM Records, Fleetwood Mac, Good Time Charlie's, I Got You (I Feel Good), I'm An Old Cowhand, In Square Circle, It Will Sail, Jamelia, James Brown, James Brown And His Famous Flames, Jason Collett, Jeremy Wall, John Coltrane, Johnny Mercer, Kenyon Hopkins, Kenyon Hopkins And His Orchestra, Late As Usual, Lindsey Buckingham, Live, Lonely Girl, Long Way Around, LPs, Manhattan Symphonie, MCA Records, Merge Records, Michel Legrand, Moe Koffman, Moment's Notice, Never Going Back Again, Oh Little Fire, Orgōne, Oscar Peterson, Overjoyed, Pablo Records, Parliament, PAUSA, Rat A Tat Tat, records, Return To Forever, Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass, Rumours, Ryan Boldt, Sammy Nestico, Sarah Harmer, Saved By Vinyl, Sonny Rollins, Spinning Wheel, Spyro Gyra, Stan Getz, Stevie Wonder, Subtractions, Swim, Swinging Shepherd Blues, Take The "A" Train, Tamla, The Deep Dark Woods, The Lord Is Listenin' To Ya Hallelujah!, The Personal Touch, The Reporter, The Slowest Dance, The University of Calgary Jazz Ensemble, Tommy, Trombipulation, turntable, Ubiquity, Verve Records, vinyl, Vinyl records, Warner Bros., Watt/EMC, Way Out West, What Planet Is This?!, World Records, Zoë Records
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