Friday, 27 February 2015

Track Listings for The Boogie Wonderland Show 26th February 2015


Below is the track listing for the Boogie Wonderland show dated 26h February 2015. A link to the show can be found here: 





The Boogie Wonderland Show -26/02/2015 Playlist
Hour 1: 8 to 9pm
Artist
Song
Defenders of Funk
Swamp Thunder
Defenders of Funk Interview
 Part 1
Defenders of Funk
 Beads
Defenders of Funk Interview
 Part 2
Defenders of Funk
East 14th
Defenders of Funk Interview
 Part 3
Defenders of Funk
East Bay Grease
Defenders of Funk Interview
 Part 4
Defenders of Funk
On The Blvd
Defenders of Funk
JB
Defenders of Funk
Stroll
Defenders of Funk
Super Redhead
Hour 2: 9 to 10pm
Artist
Song
Oxygen
 Let's Party (ADN Edit)
Cresencio Camacho
 Santana en Salsa
Pianonegro
 La Cascada
Son Palenque
 Cumbia Africana
Abelardo Carbono Y Su Conjunto
 Muevela
Pharoh Sanders
 Prince of Peace
Ben Cox
 Slow Dance
Alice In Grooveland
Tobias is Back
St Paul & The Broken Bones
 Sugar Dyed Honey Pants
Tracy Hamlin
 Standby
Phil Perry
  A Better Man
Hour 3: 10 to 11pm
Artist
Song
Digitaria
 Little Boy
Nachtbraker
 Zachtjes
Shahrokh Dini
Bechno (Michael Reinboth Remix)
Fortunate War
 Lower Sun
Mix
44
Quentin Kane & Simon Sheldon
 Neo Soul




Mix 44
Artist
Song
Lana Del Rey
 Summertime Sadness [MK Feel It In The Air Remix]
Daniel Steinberg
Let Me Down [Tube & Berger Remix]
Duke Dumont; Jax Jones
 I Got U
Lilly Wood & the Prick; Robin Schulz
 Prayer In C [Robin Schulz Remix]
Allusion; D Ramirez
So Special
Tom Trago
 Use Me Again (And Again)
Patrick Topping
 Forget
Route 94
 Misunderstood
Dusky
 Inta
Eli & Fur; Shadow Child
 Seeing is Believing

Friday, 20 February 2015

Led Bib What You Need to Know

Led Bib was formed in 2003 by drummer/composer Mark Holub and played its first gig on February 24th, 2004. The group released their first album in May 2005 to widespread critical praise and went on to win the 2005 Peter Whittingham Jazz Award. Their second album Sizewell Tea was released in 2007 through iconic London based record label Babel. It was quickly followed by a limited edition live release, but it was the release of their 4th album Sensible Shoes that saw them experience widespread acclaim following the announcement that they were chosen as an Album of the Year in the Barclaycard Mercury Prize. The ensuing media storm saw them reach in excess of 20 million people as they performed on TV & Radio sessions including Channel 4 TV News with Jon Snow and playing live on BBC 2.
In 2011 they released Bring Your Own, their second album for US based Cuneiform Records, which was quickly hailed as a stand out success, getting 4 and 5 star reviews across the board. Led Bib continue to appeal to all fans of good music – it’s the reason that drum and bass heads, jazz aficionados and folk and pop fans are dotted across their audiences. They have drawn references from across the musical spectrum from Captain Beefheart and John Zorn to Pink Floyd and Miles Davis. 2014 sees the release of two new albums to celebrate their 10th anniversary the studio album 'The People in Your Neighbourhood' and the limited edition live vinyl 'The Good Egg' and both are already being hailed as modern classics and their best yet.
Old Press Quotes:
“Part free improv, part art-rock, the band’s uncompromising formula puts them in the vanguard of the new school of British jazz” The Sunday Times
"Quite possibly they're the missing link between jazz, prog and experimental rock, which puts them in a field of one" The Scotsman
“A mix of darting Zappa-jazz hooks, sinister electronics, Ornette Colemanesque sax and hefty rock drumming” The Guardian
"a lean, mean, improv-rocking jazz machine....”Time Out
“One of the UK’s most adventurous groups” Jazzwise cover feature

"Like a wake up call from an air-raid siren" Irish Tribune
"Every number is cleverly honed to leave you wanting just that bit more." The Telegraph
“Like the late Captain Beefheart, Led Bib know a thing or two about ugly beauty.” The Times
“Led Bib are among very few artists who seem less interested in following anyone else's traditions than starting their own! Highly recommended!” Yahoo Music
“for audiences from bebop diehards to thrash-metal headbangers via punk, world music or John Zornian abstractions, this still-growing group's fearless exuberance goes on being a blast of fresh air.” Word Magazine
“Bring Your Own re-affirms Led Bib's place as one of the most inventive and enjoyable of British jazz bands.” All About Jazz
“Flash, brash and brimming with an irrepressible anarchic vigour, more than anything, Bring Your Own is a thing of unfettered joy.” BBC Music Online
"This is music that's so simply enjoyable even a child could dig it. Get into the groove!" Artrocker
“Bring Your Own consolidates Led Bib’s position as one of the most exciting young groups around in any genre” The Jazz Mann
“You’ll be hard pressed to keep the lid on this explosive tour de force of ensemble intelligence” The Independent
“This is the sound of a band having fun… like a hot chainsaw through butter. The Wire
“…a masterpiece of musical foreboding” The Metro
"Like crossing the road in a reverie and being run over by a passing bus - but in a pleasing way" Evening Standard
Previous concerts include:
North Sea Jazz Festival, Holland
London Jazz Festival
Jazzfest Berlin, Germany
Saalfelden Jazz Festival, Austria
Wiesen Jazz Festival, Austria
Music Unlimited, Austria
Gateshead International Jazz Festival
Freiberger Jazztage, Germany
Jazztage Ilmenau, Germany
Haarlem Jazz Stad, Holland
Jazz and More, Romania
Kongsberg Jazz Festival, Norway
Ornette Coleman's Meltodown(supporting Ornette)
Jazz Cafe, London (supporting Pharoah Sanders)
Jazz em Agosto, Portugal
Bimhuis, Amsterdam
Vortex Jazz Club, London
Ronnie Scott's, London
Metelkova, Ljubljana
Jazz Art Festival, Poland
Lublin Jazz Fest, Poland
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
Royal Festival Hall, London
L'Archiduc, Brussels
Recyclart, Brussels
United Islands Festival, Prague
Jazz Dock, Prague

Website link -http://www.ledbib.com/

Track Listings for The Boogie Wonderland Show 19th February 2015

Below is the track listing for the Boogie Wonderland show dated 19th February 2015. A link to the show can be found here:

The Boogie Wonderland Show -19/02/2015 Playlist
Hour 1: 8 to 9pm
Artist
Song
Led Bib
 Giant Bean
Led Bib Interview
 Part 1
Led Bib
 Recycling Saga
Led Bib Interview
 Part 2
Led Bib
This Roofus
Led Bib Interview
 Part 3
Led Bib
 Angry Waters (Lost to Sea)
Led Bib Interview
 Part 4
Led Bib
 New Teles
Hour 2: 9 to 10pm
Artist
Song
Xanadu
 Sure Shot
Lecuona Cuban Boys
 Mosaico
Machito
 Zambia
Mad Professor
 The Sound Tester
Inna Skateland (feat Puddy Roots)
 Inna Skateland
Djazz Set
 Eight O' Clock
Tsegué
Maryam Guébrou
Florian Pellisser Quintet
 Cinq minutes avant la fin
Sorceress
 Dragonfly (Pablo Sanchez Remix)
LIL RUNT & CHIP
 I'LL BE
Syleena Johnson
 All This Way For Love
Angela Johnson
 To Love again
CarmenHendricks
I Will Not Let You Go
STONE MECCA
 DREAM MAKER
Hour 3: 10 to 11pm
Artist
Song
Flava D
 Closer (Roska Mix)
Jonarr Dortzz & Lorenzo
 Rhythm Is Gonna Get You
Signals
Poncho Warwick Flare Remix
Youandewan
 Fool Be Cool
Mix
43
Blurred
 Soulful House  (Original Mix)




Mix 43
Artist
Song
Becky Hill; Olover Heldens
Gecko (Overdrive)
Nvoy; Youngman
 Sky High
La La Land
 Lonely [Nathan Dalton Remix]
Marvel Riot
Each Time I See You
Powerdress
Torture [Linier Remix]
Blonde feat Melissa Steel
I Loved You
Ferreck Dawn; Redondo
 Love Too Deep
Clean Bandit feat Jess Glynne
 Real Love [Tough Love Remix]
Classic, Karl Dixon
  Into the Valley [Julio Bashmore Remix]
Kieza
 Hideaway [Zac Samuel Remix]

 
 


Friday, 13 February 2015

Cookin' on 3 Burners All You Need to Know

Cookin’ On 3 Burners are Australia’s hardest hitting Hammond Organ Trio – joining the dots between Deep Funk, Raw Soul, Organ Jazz & Boogaloo.
Listening to Cookin’ On 3 Burners is like poking your head through a time portal that stretches between the year you were born and the middle of next week.
On one hand there are clues to a spiritual home that’s situated somewhere in the back streets of 1966, but on the other is a reinvented soul stew that’s very much a product of the 21st Century.
Formed in 1997, Cookin’ On 3 Burners was always meant to be an experiment in sound. Drenched in the bluesy soulful influence of the late 60?s/early 70?s output of labels such as Prestige, Bluenote & Groove Merchant, these Melbourne music stalwarts began serving up a feast of tasty funk on a bed of Hammond soul, creating a flavour that gets better with every lick of the spoon.
In 2002 they released their first 7” single (Gravel Rash / Pie Warmer) under the Bamboo Shack label and by the summer of 2009, the band was number 1 on the UK iTunes RnB charts with the track This Girl (featuring Kylie Auldist). In between, Cookin’ On 3 Burners, made their home at esteemed U.K label Freestyle Records, rocked the B-Boy and B-Girl championships, had songs featured on a string of hit TV shows and played alongside acts such as Quantic, Alice Russell, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings and Fat Freddie’s Drop.
And the heat just keeps on rising.
Six albums in and their new album Blind Bet more than delivers. Described as ‘classic soul sounds with a modern cinematic twist’, it features beautiful string and horn arrangements by Ross Irwin and special guest vocalists Daniel Merriweather, Tex Perkins, Kylie Auldist, Harry James Angus (Cat Empire) and Jason Heerah (Electric Empire)
If you haven’t seen Cookin’ on 3 Burners live, you’re in for a treat. Grab your over gloves and join the band as they celebrate the future sound of yesterday.

Link to the website : http://cookinon3burners.com/cotbwordpress/biography/