Broadcast on 14-May-2010

from CiTR -- African Rythms Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Jazz Soul Latin Inspiration + Reedits - Toninho Horta - Aquelas Coisas Todas ( Sanguessuga) ( EMI 1972 LP ) Toni Exposito - Hum Hallah Hum Hallah ( May 2010 DLJ Reedit) ( 1978 LP La Banda del Sole ) Ben Sidran - About Love ( Capitol 1971 LP Feel Your Groove) Albert Jones - Mother Nature ( Candy Apple Records 1977 LP Facts Of Life) Al Green - Gotta find a new world ( 1972 Hi Records LP Green Is Blues) Monty Alexander - Monticello ( MPS 1973 LP We've Only Just Begun) Overton Berry Trio - Hey Jude ( 1968 Jaro LP At Seattle`s Doubletree Inn) Ocho - Theme From "Last Tango In Paris" ( 1973 West Side Latino Records LP OCHO II ) Joe Bataan - Young Gifted And Brown ( 1972 Fania LP Singin` Some Soul ) Jose Mangual - Bomba A Puerto Rico ( 1977 Turnstyle LP Buyu) Joe Bataan - Cowboys To Girls ( 1972 Fania LP Singin` Some Soul ) Simone - Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser ( EMI 1972 LP S/T LP) Guilherme Coutinho Eu Seu Conjuto W/ Walter Bandera - Baby ( May 2010 DLJ Reedit) Bossa Tres - Onde Ande A Meu Amor ( 1966 LP Os Reis Do Ritmo ) Elis Regina - Sai Dessa (1980 Philips LP) Brainstorm - We`re on our way home ( 1978 CBS LP Journey To The Light ) Prince Philip Mitchell - I`m So Happy ( 1979 LP Top Of The Line) Carla Whitney - It`s You For Me ( Attic Records Canada 1975 LP) Ananda Shankar - Dancing Drums ( 1976 EMI LP And His Music) Seawind - He Loves You ( DLJ May 2010 Reedit)( 1976 CTI LP S/T) Floating Points - Love Me Like This ( Radio) May 2010 DLJ Slight Reedit)(R2 Records 2009 12") Eddie Palmieri/ Felipe Luciano - Azucar ( May 2010 David Love Jones Remix ) ( 1972 Tico LP Live At Sing Sing W/ Harlem River Drive)

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