EPISODE · May 10, 2008 · 1H 18M

Aug 31 2007

from CiTR -- African Rythms · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

The Summer Of Inspiration Aug 31 2007 CITR Vancouver BC Canada africanrhythmsradio.com Big Mama Thornton - My heavy load ( 1965 Arhoolie LP In Europe) Bill Withers - I don`t know ( Sussex 45RPM 1973 ) Wanda Sah - O morro ( 1965 Atlantic LP Sergio Mendes + Brazil 65 in person) Al Green - One women ( Hi Records LP Green is blues ) Lee Fields - My world ( 2007 Truth and Soul 45RPM ) Thelonious Monk - Round midnight ( 1957 LP Riverside Japan - Thelonious Himself) Tim Buckley - Strange feeling ( Jan 2008 DLJ Reedit ) ( Elektra LP ) Bobby Womack - Fact of life / He`ll be there when the sun comes down( 1973 UA LP Facts of life) Ananda Shanker - Baba ( 1983 EMI LP I remember ) Joan Armatrading - Like fire ( A+M LP S/T 1976 Canada) Ellen Mcillwaine - Wings of a horse ( 1972 Polydor LP Honky tonk angel) Richie Havens - What about me ( Polydor LP 1971) Nikki Giovanni - How do you write a poem ( 1976 Folkways LP Legacies ) Dwele - The truth ( 2003 virgin 12 " ) Minnie Ripperton - Take a little trip ( 1974 LP Perfect angel) Nina Simone - Do i move you? ( RCA LP Sings the blues) Koko Taylor - I got what it takes (2008 Jan DLJ Reedit ) ( 1975 Alligator S/T LP) Dwele - The truth ( Instrumental )( 2003 virgin 12 " ) Joyce - Nacional kid ( 1998 Far Out Records LP Brazilian Love Affair) Sergio Mendes + Brasil 66 - Cinnamon and clove ( A+M LP Equinox)

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