June 19 2009 Van Ark - Interview

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June 19 2009 Van Ark - Interview CITR Radio UBC Radio Vancouver BC Canada Strange Fruit Project Featuring Lysoul - Maintain ( 2002 Black Sun Records 12 ) Interview with Van Ark , from Virginia, USA pt 1 Van Ark - Beyond ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical beats ) Van Ark - Basement Sessions ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Van Ark - Deja Vu Featuring Tony Moon ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Interview with Van Ark , from Virginia, USA pt 2 Van Ark - Return ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Fakehunters Featuring Van Ark and Oz Ark Raider - Zoning Van Ark - Reaction ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Saul Williams - Pedagogue of young gods ( 2008 LP The invevitable rise..) Van Ark - On your mind ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Van Ark - Return ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Interview with Van Ark , from Virginia, USA pt 3 The Roots / Jazzyfatnastees - Clock with no hands ( 2005 Def Jam 2LP Game Theory) The R H Factor - Featuring Rene Neufville + Roy Hardgrove - Strength ( 2004 Verve EP Strength ) Incognito - Beneath the surface ( S/T 2 LP 1997 ) Interview with Van Ark , from Virginia, USA pt 4 Common - Thelonious - ( Instrumental ) Van Ark - Chemical breakdown ( 2008 CD Van Ark - Chemical Beats ) Blu - Spinnin ( Van ark Production) ( 2009 LP Standing With Giants ) Lijadu Sisters - Orere Elejigbo ( Nigeria LP Horizon Unlimited ) The Heliocentrics - Instr - Before i die ( Stones Throw 2009) Van Ark Featuring Priminister - Turntable Poetry -( Live at the Cafe EP July 2009) Interview with Van Ark , from Virginia, USA pt 5 Van Ark Featuring Shanice - Spring - ( Produced by Van Ark )-( Live at the Cafe EP July 2009) Towa Tei - Les Nubians - Funkin for Jamaica ( 2002 Warner 12) + Mountblood DLJ remix --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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