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Author: Delvin
Date: 02-08-12 09:55
"Escuchen Mi Conga" - P18
"El Chacal" - Jose Conde Y Ola Fresca
"De la Habana a Matanzas" - Los Van Van
"Bacalao con Pan" - Irakere
"Asegurate" - The Puentes Brothers
"Kanong Kreung" - Teungjai Bunpraruksa
"Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz" - Kamuran Akkor
"Lakeerai" - Kiran Ahluwalia
"Lam Plearn Toh Lom Nhao" - Yenjit Porntawi
"Só (Solidão) - Tom Zé
"Sakarya" - Banco de Gaia
"Ochun" - Euforquestra
"Que le Pasa a Esa Mujer" - Sierra Maestra
"La Fuerza de la Musica" - Urban Legend
"Compay Gato" - Conjunto Los Magnificos
"Mi Cuba" - P18
"Basmati Beatdown" - Dynomite D.
"Traitors of Africa" - Femi Kuti
"Binboganin Kizi" - Baris Manco & Mogollar
"E Nan Mian Nuku" - El Rego
"J'aime Tes Genoux" - Adanowsky
"Master Maqui" - Rodrigo y Gabriela
I included a couple blocks of Cuban music, since yesterday was the 50th anniversary of the U.S. embargo. At least one listener thought I was commemorating the embargo, rather than giving tribute to Cuban musicians. (In fairness, perhaps I didn't make my intention very clear on the air.) He called to tell me, "You're a fuckin' loser."
I thanked him for calling to voice his views, and encouraged him to keep listening.
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Author: zoo
Date: 02-08-12 13:49
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At least one listener thought I was commemorating the embargo, rather than giving tribute to Cuban musicians. (In fairness, perhaps I didn't make my intention very clear on the air.) He called to tell me, "You're a fuckin' loser." Hey, I resemble that remark. Not regarding the embargo in particular, but in general: I've been known to call the local community-supported radio station to tell the DJs to keep their political commentary (during a music show) to themselves and just play music.
Anyway, Chucho Valdez is one monster of a pianist. Irakere are awesome.
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