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Stepping into the Unknown: Podcast
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Funky Seoul Corner 18: Lightnin’ Hopkins’ ‘I Like To Boogie’
By Scott Freeman Lightnin’ (sometimes spelled Lightening) Hopkins (nee Sam John Hopkins) is a blues legend, but he belongs on Funky Seoul Corner because the blues is soulful. Lightnin’ was a prodigious singer, songwriter, and guitarist from the mid-1940s until his passing in 1982. The first thing...
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Funky Seoul Corner 17: Bobby Womack’s ‘Across 110th Street’
By Scott Freeman “Across 110th Street” is a tune that I have played once while DJing, although I wound up playing it a second time that night due to an audience request—a request that I had to grant, I might add, because the song is ridiculously good. It is a classic, without a doubt, that...
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Funky Seoul Corner #16: Ruby Andrews: Everybody Saw You
By Scott Freeman Ruby Andrews (nee Barbara Jean Stackhouse) is a soul singer based out of Chicago. She primarily recorded for the Zodiac label, also from Chicago, from 1967 to 1972. Of the fourteen 45s she recorded during this time frame, her biggest smash was “Casonova (Your Playing Days Are...
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Funky Seoul Corner 15: Dee Edwards’ ‘You Say You Love Me’
By Scott Freeman Now it’s time to turn the clocks back to 1962 and go to Detroit, Michigan,USA. Dee Edwards, born Doris Jones, records her first single as a solo artist, “You Say You Love Me,” at the young age of seventeen. It would be the only single she records for Tuba, just one of the many...
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Funky Seoul Corner 14: The Beginning Of The End’s ‘Funky Nassau’
By Scott Freeman The Beginning Of The End was one of those early to mid seventies bands from, you guessed it, Nassau, Bahamas. One of the many sounds that was going down during this time period was island funk, music from the Caribbean that was making waves on the U.S. mainland. The Beginning Of...
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Funky Seoul Corner 13: Eddie And The Atmosphere’s ‘7 Days of Nothing’
By Scott Freeman A couple of years back I heard this 45 on an Ebay auction—that’s what I love about Ebay is that sellers sometimes offer bidders sound samples of their items—and later bought this 45 off of a different website. Scant information of Eddie And The Atmosphere exists. I know nothing…
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Funky Seoul Corner 12: Don Varner’s ‘More Power to Ya’
By Scott Freeman Many years ago I vaguely remember walking into a record store and purchasing an album titled “More Power To Ya” from Charly Records (see photo), a UK record company that specializes in reissuing soul, rhythm and blues, and jazz. I bought it on a whim—it must have been…
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Funky Seoul Corner 10: Duane Parham’s ‘The Rockin’ Place’
By Scott Freeman I’ve come to a decision. Now that we’ve come to the 10th installment of Funky Seoul Corner, I’ve decided to devote every 10th installment in the future to a 45 from the 80s. Now, when I say 80s music I don’t want you think Culture Club, Wham, Spandau Ballet and those kinds of...
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Stepping into the Unknown: Danger, Generosity and the Buddhist Mind on the Wonhyo Pilgrimage (Podcast)
By Iwazaru Seven full days into the more than 400 kilometer pilgrimage across the Korean peninsula in an attempt to trace the footsteps of 7th century Buddhist monk Wonhyo, the members of the trek have changed, the leader, Tony MacGregor, has taken a dangerous fall, Koreans have stepped forward...
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