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*website
of the
week
www.budpowelljazz.com/
A wonderful site full of great stuff about the amazing jazz pianist Bud Powell.
*diary
[makes mental note to update this page a bit more often...oh well, this is the lazy, hazy days of high summer after all.]
Recent listening comprises Bud Powell - one of the all-time greats of jazz piano. A tortured genius if ever there was one, Bud was brutalised by the police during a raid on a jazz club that left him permanently in pain. His wife dosed him every day with heavy sedatives to keep him docile. Despite his suffering he made some of the best jazz ever... bop, be-bop, post-bop whatever you want to call it. I'm also reading his biography... a great book by Francis Paudras, a frenchman who worshipped Bud, befriended him and tried his best to keep him on the straight and narrow.
Apart from that I'm really digging the new Moritz Von Oswald Trio live album
which seems to combine the best facets of cosmische rock and dub techno... some of the sounds on it are very Sun Ra-esque.
As always there's loads of new dubstep, uk funky and associated genres to enjoy from Peverlist, T Williams, Downliners Sekt, Roughquest and Jimmy Edgar.
Finally - must mention the Shangaan Electro album - new wave dance music out of South Africa which plays at 180bpm and has the magical sound of the marimba as a main ingredient.
*quote
of the week
"If I had to choose one single musician for his artistic integrity, for the
incomparable originality of his creation and the grandeur of his work, it would
be Bud Powell. He was in a class by himself" (Bill Evans)
*Mike Bradshaw's playlist
1. Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Live in New York (Honest Jons)
2. The Amazing Bud Powell (Blue Note)
3. Downliners Sekt - Hello Lonely, Hold the Nation (Disboot)
4. Peverelist - Better Ways of Living (Punch Drunk)
5. Jimmy Edgar - Hush (Glass Table)
6. T. Williams - Afric/ Anthem/ Flooring (Local Action)
7. various - Owski Urities (Owski)
8. The Outsiders - You Mistreat Me (Pseudonym)
9. Roughquest - Symmetry ep (Rudimentary)
10. Joe Gibbs 7" Spectacular vol. 2 (VP)
11. various - Shangaan Electro (Honest Jons)
12. Wil Malone - L.A (Morgan Blue Town)
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 mike
bradshaw
began specialist
music broadcasting in 1985 and is still looking for a proper job.
In his time he's dug through most genres of music in a desperate attempt to find credibility and acceptance.
Over the years Mike has interviewed Sonic Youth, Napalm Death,
The Stone Roses, Townes Van Zandt, Nico, The Pixies,
Henry Rollins and The Happy Mondays amongst thousands
of others.
Apart from music, Mike likes to relax by looking out of the window of his sea-front flat, contemplating eternity.
email: mike@totallyradio.com
 claire
kember
specialising in self-produced
programmes, playing all manner of leftfield music with interviews
and guests aplenty! Claire presented
the daily show on totallyradio for almost 5 years, building
a loyal following.
With a background at
Xfm and the weekly review show "Testing
Testing with Claire Kember" on national SBN, Claire's
been championing new and exciting music since 1996.
Highlights would have to be Colin Newman giving his
version of Wire's history, Sepultura falling in love
with St Germain's latest, The Stone Roses clapping the
interview, cornering Noel Gallagher for a few words
and acoustic sessions from David Gedge of the Wedding
Present/Cinerama.
Check out: www.clairekember.co.uk
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