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jazzre:freshed podcast Souljazz Vol 3 Mixed by Dj TopRock
November 09, 2010 03:36 AM PST
Souljazz Vol.3 – Does what is says on the tin, for a third time… Lullaby of Birdland – Sarah Vaughn Plenty ft. Erykah Badu – Guru Good Nyooz – Soweto Kinch ‘Round Midnight – Ledisi With You - Kissey asplund Know Yourself – Nonameko One Again – Muhsinah Butter Angel – Dego & Kaidi Brighter Day – DKD Odyssey Man ft Ayah – Robert Strauss Cut it Loose – Incognito This Too Shall Pass – Joy Jones Raindown – Brotherly Winter Sun – Esperanza Spalding Do It Again – Monday Michuru Tits and Ass – Izzi Dunne Keep Walking ft. Mpho Skeefe Bossa Bop ft. Pat Appleton – The Bahama Soul Club All of Me – Billie Holiday Mark of His Ways – The Rebirth Love Me On The One – Adriana Evans Keep Your Head Up – Ronny Jordan Creepin’ – Nina Ferro Heaven – Mark de Clive Lowe Heavy – Green Dreamflower – Tarika Blue Didn’t Cha Know – Erykah Badu I Gotta Go – Rachelle Ferrell Speak The Language – Lizz Fields Sense of Humour – Bembe Segue vs. David Sancious Phone Call – Kissey Asplund God Bless The Child – Jill Scott Let There Be Love – Nat King Cole jazzre:freshed podcast Latino Caribe Mixed by Dj TopRockMay 18, 2010 03:15 PM PDT
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February 22, 2009 03:31 PM PST
having spent some time in Bahia a few years back, our very own Justin 'Toprock' Mckenzie fell in love with its people, culture and most of all its rhythm!
Track listing coming soon.... jazz re:freshed Alice Coltrane Tribute Mix - mixed by Adam Rock
January 04, 2009 09:39 AM PST
this week jazz re:freshed wanted to pay tribute to the late great Alice Coltrane who sadly passed away on 12th jan 2007... so Adam Rock dug into his archives and put together this relatively brief collection of her music as a lead musician and her collaborative works...
Tracklisting: Blue Nile - Alice Coltrane
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About jazz re:freshedUprock aim’s to shatter the common misconceptions about what jazz music is, who’s making it and who it’s for. Hence the conception of Jazz Re:freshed. Most people tend to accept the definitions given to them by the media or popular press which defines jazz music as an easy listening, stuck in the past music form. Borne out of oppression, revolution and a need to express the black experience, Jazz has always been the most progressive boundary pushing and relevant black music artform, cutting paths for all popular music forms. Jazz refreshed as a music movement, intends to challenge the elitism and prejudice within the jazz community that has kept jazz on the sidelines, and bring the incredibly diverse creative world that is jazz, to the people. From dance oriented to jazz to various cultural interpretations eg. Latin jazz, Japanese jazz, Afro jazz, Hip hop Jazz etc. – all expressions of jazz music are represented. Presently, the Jazz Re:freshed weekly live sessions are charge an intentionally low entrance fee, even though the calibre of performers (Azymuth, RAMP, Mark de Clive Lowe, Kaidi Tatham, Bembe Segue, Jason Yarde, Eska, The Rebirth, Fertile Ground, Dwight Trible, Leon Ware, Jade Fox …to name but a few) would justifiably demand a premium door tax when playing the like’s of Barbican or Jazz Cafe. For Jazz Re:freshed It is important to have a mix of well established musicians and up and coming talent, with the only criteria being the quality they bring to the night. The strength of Jazz Re:freshed is in the support and the enthusiasm of the musicians and performers, not to mention the ever appreciative Jazz Re:freshed audience. Musicians enjoy playing Jazz Re:freshed because of the intimacy of the venue and the appreciation and passionate support of the audience – music is centre stage, no pretensions, no illusions. When all is said and done, Jazz Refreshed exists simply and wholly for the music… and isn’t that what really counts. Followers
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