Spirited Radio

oh goodness

2006-03-08T17:49:00.000-08:00

sry to let this blog fall apart, oum and i have been having a great but busy semester.
here is our latest playlist

march 5th 2006

Artist Song Album
The Johnson Family Singers - A Haven in Heaven Sunday Mornings in Dixie
Bus Ezell and Sydney Stripling- Salt Water Blues LOC archives "Now what a time"
Papa Charlie Jackson- Scoodle Um Skoo

South Georgia Highballers - Blue Grass Twist Mountain Blues 1927-1938
Odea Matthews - Five Long Years for One Man Angola Prison Worksongs
Fern Jones - I was there when it happened the glory road

Eleja Choir (Nigeria) - Jubilee Anthem Ethinic Music Classics 1928-1948
Allison's Sacred Harp Singes- Sweet Rivers Times Ain't Like they Used to Be
La Mendoza Familia- Las Quatro Milpas
The Carter Family Wildwood Flower
Ted Chesnut - He's Only A Miner Killed in the Ground Kentucky Mountain Music
Kid Prince Moore - Honey Drippin Papa
Unknown Singer- Haul the woodpile down Robert Winslow Gordon recordings

(Hawaiian novelty of the 10's and 20's feature set)
Carolina Tar Heels - Her Name Was Hula Lou Good for what ails you
Hoot Gibson - Mai Givee (Don't Give it Away) Hawaiian Steel Guitar Classics
King, Queen, and Jack- Stack- o- lee It's Hotter In Hawaii
Ciro's Club Coon Orchestra - On the Shore at Le-Le-Wei (1916) Lost Sounds

Porter Grainger with Ethel Finnie - Hula Blues Porter Grainger (1923-1929)
Kalama's Quartet - Medley of Hulas Early Hawaiian Classics
Henry Johnson's Boys - Hawaiian Harmony Blues St. Louis Complete Recorded Works 1927-1933
Sol Hoopii - Palolo Hawaiian Steel Guitar Classics

Furry Lewis - Big Chief BLues
Freeman Stowers - Medley of Blues: All Out and Down/ Old Time BLues/ Hog in the Mountain Sinners and Saints 1926-1931
Effisio Melis (Sardinia) - Fiorassio Ethinic Music Classics 1928-1948
Bowman Sisters - Old Lonesome Blues Mountain Blues 1927-1938
Rumanian group - Dance Song Ethinic Music Classics 1928-1948
Betty Bush Winger - Yes Mam (bed time quiz)
New York and Georgia Singers - De Lawd Says
Moonshine Kate- My Man's A Jolly RailRoad Man

Elizabeth Cotten - freight train Classic Railroad songs
Blind Boy Fuller - Weeping Willow
Willie Mae Williams - Where the Sun Never Goes Down The Guitar EVangleists
Elizabeth Johnson- Be My Kid Blues I Can't Be Satisfied
Sister Rosetta Tharpe and the Dependable Boys- Everybody's gonna have a wonderful time up there (Gosple Boogie)

more official playlist located at kjhk.org don't forget to listen everyweek sundays 2-4pm.cool!

we also made a myspace for our show. www.myspace.com/igmsm

i want to put some treats up soon. afraid that ku basketball we take are whole show this week! eek!

hope it's not a month til the next post.

-c

first show of new semester...we hate women's basketball

2006-01-23T16:21:00.000-08:00

OK! so our first show was cut in half b/c of some ku women's basketball game broadcast. SIGH.
what's worsest is that we didn't find out til' right before we were leaving!
Reinactment!
Crish- OUM!
me- what?
c- i just got off the phone with some guy named jimmy wong whose says womens basketball is going to cut into the first half of our show
o-today?
c-today!
o-Fuck!
c-MotherFUCK!
o-we can't do the jug bands special we spent our valuable time planning now.
c-i know, we'll just have to wing it...
0-okay, but i'm going to write a nasty email to the sports director for being an loser
c-me too
0-let's write one together!
c- okay!

dear kjhk sports director,
you have to email people if you're going to cut into their show, dude. A business week's time in advance is preferable.
-crish & oum.

anyways here is what we played.

Artist	Song	Comments
the NuGrape Twins	I Got Your Ice Cold NuGrape
Memphis Jug Band	Jug Band Waltz
Elder Otis Jones	Holy Mountain
Sleepy John Estes	When the Saints Go Marching In
southern negro quartette	he took it away from me
albert johnson and choir	ain't but me one
the freedom singers	governor wallace
bertha gober, rutha harris, charles sherrod	oh pritchett, oh kelly
alabama christian movement choir	99 1/2 won't do
Bessie Johnson w/ her sanctified singers	no room at the hotel
King Benny Nawahi's Red Devils	Dinah
Buster (Bus) Ezell	Bottle Up and Go
Elizabeth Cotton	Freight Train
Bob Robinson	The Preacher Must Get SOme Sometimes
Anon Minstrels	Kahira
Shortbuckle Roarke and Family	I Truly Understand That you Love another man	woo kentucky mountain family band goodness
Jones Brothers	Gospel Train
Grace outlaw	plantation days pt.2	w/ the sunset four
Cater Family	No Telephone In Heaven

internet goodies
Anon Minstrels- Kahira
Bus Ezell- Bottle Up and Go
Shortbuckle Roarke and Family- I Truly Understand that you love another man

pretty fun, but the real real deal will be next week. Sundays at two 2 four pm, online stream available at kjhk.org. any advance requests direct below. and maybe next week a podcast? squashed, crish is an idiot and say if we do it we can't do our whole show cos the cd recorder at the station can only record 80 minutes..so we'll see what happenes w/ that!

word,
oum

podcasting

2006-01-05T13:22:00.000-08:00

Hey all, oum and I are interested in trying to podcast our program this semester. People can stream it live right now but from what i understand podcasts you can listen to whenever. I have google searched for info but haven't found anything that makes sense to me. If anyone knows how to do this or knows of websites that explain it simply please comment it or email us at spiritedradio@yahoo.com. Thanks for your help.

-crish

new season of IGMSM

2005-12-30T13:33:00.000-08:00

Next year the show will be on Sundays from 2 pm - 4pm. More info on this to come.
also, we are both contributing to the motel de moka blog. check it out.
-crish

Crish's music 2005 list

2005-12-19T23:55:00.000-08:00

i might come back and add links and stuff but i'm not into it right now so here 's this.-crish

top ten
omg count how many times i use the word "pop" "rock'n'roll" and "ass"
(note on release dates: some of these records also have uk/swedish/japanese 04 release dates in addition to their wider 05 releases...if i was writing for a magazine i might not have included these, but i'm not and dec 04 is pretty much 2005 so...)

everyone gripes about a lackluster 05, i liked it okay but it draws heavily on 2004 momentum (mia mixtape/single, annie and mu singles, GGD, and suf all were in my 04 list in some form). anyways...disclaimer, i find music to be rather hard to write about so alot of this is just practice anyway.

sufjan- come on feel the illinoise 15
let's be real. Sufjan made one of the best records of ...well probably ever. This is the biggest achievement of 2005. Well, then why isn't it no.1? hey this is my list and i like crazyness and silliness, so sorry suf. but hey i've given this boy alot of love. michigan made my 03 list and seven swans was on the 04. i've preached the suf word enough and now he needs me no more. but that's not why he's not no. 1. but about the greatness that is illinois, well it's rather self evident to anyone who spends time with it. I have met several people who claim to be unaffected by suf, but those that do listen to him do not listen in passing. This is because he is terribly ambitious songmaker and has the mindfulness/ability/careful craft to reach his aims, or come close enough. For me, Illinois seems more worked over (the life of the song is duller than the craft) which is why it appeals less to me than michigan but i dunno the "too good" complaint is the sign of someone that is too hard to please.

fannypack- see you next tuesday 14
this record was unfairly filed as forgettable. well, it actually might be sort of forgettable, but if were going to be fair we have to agree that fannypack is far and away the best group to emerge in any genre of music in the past 3 or so years. why is that you ask? Though basically the act is "we're so dumb we're clever" they have to be the most informed pop act out now. Or is it most uninformed? Unlike similar "carefree" genre shopping groups Fannypack is fueled by Matt and Fanny's beat and those guys know their influences and have a genuine love for ass music. Mixing jock jams, miami booty music, jj fad and salt n pepa on their shoulders, and name dropping brooklyn in every song fannypack are so good at being retarded that it makes actually ambitious pop groups look boring. While So Stylistic was an instant classic that can't really be followed this record has at least 5 winners "keep it up" "pump that" "you gotta know" "keep on" "seven one eight" and not to mention that "nu nu (yeah yeah)" was THE summer jam the year..at least in my life.

lady sovereign (just her)-13
vertically challenged may have been a let down of a release but the SOV still release enough singles and random tracks and colabs to make up a more than worthwhile output for 2005. Like all interesting performers, Lady Sovereign's personality almost outshines her music. Clever and cutting but not above really dumb lines but it doesn't matter cos as a listener i'm more engaged by the voice and bold energy of the performance than actual musicality of it. not to mention she's very cute and has a reputation for being an idiot and unlikeable in person. When your Lady Sovereign that's all part of it, working to your advantage making you a better superstar.

hair police- constantly terrified 12
Story: Early this year i was listening to some hair police (a different record) and i saw my former housemate Amy pull in the driveway w/ Eleanor. I had just gotten some new speakers so to test them out i cranked up the music (loud) and turned all the lights off except for the glow of my computer (too create scary effect) then i laid down dead in the middle of the room as if hair police came out of the speakers and killed me, you know to see if it would scare them. Amy hates scary things and started freaking the hell out and screaming at me and screaming in terror of the unknown monster in the upstairs. So i kept the speakers, but Amy moved out. true story.

i love it when people talk about noise and make statements like "I can't imagine anything more assaulting than wolf eyes" while listing off a bunch of bands that aren't really noise but loud punk. anyways hair police is pretty intense (maybe understatement). I can't listen to this when anyone else is home. I have to turn it up really loud, turn all the lights off (totally a night time record), scoot up right next to the speakers and kiss the next 40 minutes good bye offering myself up to be torn apart by sound. for me to listen to this record any other way is an injustice to what it can achieve. It is psychological torture, spooky rumblings are the facade but there's those monster squeals acting as the unreal light shining and pulsing through the cracks hinting at the violence that's inside. Hair Police let your mind build up the suspense and fear of if the next loud part is coming soon, if does will your head explode?
(do yourself a favor and don't listen to this on headphones, or while doing anything else i.e. reading)

architecture in helsinki-in case we die 11
The best thing about in case we die is how much crazyness they get away with. the songs are packaged and built so well and so easy to like that you don't think about it but when you break it down the record is so ridiculous. boring indie band (fingers crossed...yawn) turns into over the top, Muppet voiced, ADD orchestral pop awesomeness. finally a band that doesn't just stop with one crazy tuba part or one one crazy voice part or one sugary melody but piles them on until each song feels epic even though they are 3 minute pop songs. After hearing this I thought AIH needed their own cartoon that could come on before the Junior Senior cartoon. I still stand by it. Especially after seeing the "Do the Whirlwind" video, which is a top video of the year.

animal collective- feels 10
this should be higher, i know. But seriously what am I going to say about this record. The AC have become masters at taking their decidedly left field energy and channeling it into gushy, heart stealing pop songs. That's how i honestly feel. I don't think this is freak folk, or freak anything. They songs are reverb layered, backup vocal laden (listen to all those "woo"s and "whoa"s), fully arranged, and earnest (in their own way, there may be a wink but they're not cynics) songs that are vaguely about love (sometimes directly). I guess what my point wishes to be is that this is the pop of today, and everyone else should takes notes or fall behind.
the thing though (for me) is that like with sung tungs, the purposely unpaced tracklist is somewhat hard to get through for a boorish pop fan like me. i usually stop after "banshee beat" or "daffy duck"

broadcast- tender buttons 9
this is a cool record. i think that's a good word for it, "cool". anywho broadcast are a good band and i think this is a somewhat underrated achievement. This record may not be as instantly affecting as Ha Ha Sound but i think i like it alot more. I just find myself listening to it alot and listening all the through. When i'm not listening to it, it comes to my mind and i think "hey i should listen to tender buttons". Also the BEST album cover of the year.

nautical almanac- cover the earth 8
before i saw this band live all i had was an mp3 track called "wielding the reflex fiddle" which was just someone playing some strange string instrument sounding thing. Then i saw them live and loved it. stage left tall lanky dude spazzing out breaking his bass and screaming into some strange pickup cable in his mouth, stage right another dude hitting his drum kit really hard, screaming too, and in the middle the girl of the group aimlessly fiddling with her noise boxes or violin while moaning or making spiritual connections with crazy drugged out audience members who were also the event's cook despite the fact they were crazy dirty and wearing no clothes. Bizarre performance and Oh yea and really interesting music. Same goes for the record which is reproduced live very well. so same sort of review.

afrirambo- kore ga mayaku da, A', and whatever the other record i have is 7
2 Japanese girls make noisey rock'n'roll. This number 7 spot is for three different releases I got this year, that I assume to have come out in 05 or 04. I know nothing about them. But did you read where I said, "2 Japanese girls make noisey rock'n'roll"? What? do you need to know more? Actually to call what Afirambo does noisey rock'n'roll doesn't really do it justice. There is a deliberate "out there" quality that makes them very dada, especially with their aggressively silly vocals/lyrics. Sure Afrirambo makes 3 minute pop rock songs, but they'll put a strange hum behind everything, or they'll play 20 seconds of a 3 minute pop song and spontaneously shift into a lengthy noise wash or random screaming or start a totally new song three quarters of the way through. It is this deconstructionist approach that makes them so fun. Afrirambo take you a radical trip where logic is invented and you'll believe anything coming out of a these energetic girls mouths.

mu- out of breach 6
Any record that calls you a "bitch" in the first 10 seconds is automatically my favorite thing ever. "welcome to mu world, bitch!" is how mutsumi greets you and maurice fulton gives the twisted psychotic singer a perfect backdrop of Psycho string stabs and a fat as hell groove. Mu makes house music for people who hate house music because it's too tame. afro finger and gel is one of my favorites ever so i had high hopes for this, and i wasn't really let down, it's really just more of Mu but it's not repeating. Mu continue to be uncompromising originals and they don't care if you "get it". I mean what's there really to get? their songs have always followed basic dancehall structure, sort of, when i saw them perform last year it was a party. people cheered at the hits and danced the whole time. It's exciting, i feel that hits like "Paris Hilton" are great representatives for the changing the face of dance music (which is, along with noise, the most progressive genre at the moment)

coco rosie- noah's ark 5
boring acoustic new weird america folk act becomes awesome looking out there pop act. very good move if you ask me.

antony and the johnsons- i am bird now
this record is just. It puts me at peace. I find it to be a very universal record just as i find antony's songwriting voice to speak to everyone.

m.i.a. - arular 4
The best record to come out sense Kid A. um... shit. I'm tired of writing. I'll change this later.

the knife- deep cuts 3
here is another group that sort of defies definition. Intelligent swedish brother/sis duo that write songs with overt art house themes dealing with feminism, sexuality, and non pop things like taxes but packages it up in catchy club ready synth pop. In a sense, the Knife's resistance to being typecast as left field art group that no one cares about so they sort of do this sort of trojan horse of content thing, getting you dancing and singing first and thinking next is one of the oldest tricks in the book. not that it's even a trick, no one can write "butt shakin'" music this effectively without spending a good amount of time tuned into hit radio. so if you're noticing a trend yet in what i like, it's pop music made by aware and ambitious musicians mindful of the history of music capable of making references and using influences creatively, these type of artists are today's phil spectors and brian wilsons. also they have one of the best quotes i've read this year: "Most art (and music) is shit. But it’s worth listening to and look at, ‘cause when you finally see something you like, it’s fantastic."

annie- anniemal 2
the first line of my review of anniemal said : "I wish I capable of articulating what pop music means to me. " A great pop song is the most affecting thing in the world; more than movies, more than paintings, more than conversation, more than human touch. I don't know why. i am happiest when i'm listening to music, and my favorite music has the vague "pop" label. do i think about love alot? no. do i go out to the mall alot or go clubbing? no (i would go clubbing more if people played good music). so i can't say anything interesting about Annie because I'm too emotionally tied to her music in a way that i don't even understand and am not going to try to.

gang gang dance- god's money 1
so why do i like this record so much. no one else really seems to (my buddy kevin has given it the thumbs up and i know gabe holcomb likes it), it hasn't gotten all that good of reviews and they sure as didn't make the cover of CMJ, i mean those are important things, right? Maybe if i was in New York the hype and hipster fans would get to me and i wouldn't think it was the best record. But here in Kansas removed from any kind of credible scene God's Money was exciting. More than that, I was inspired. This was what i was waiting for. This is something that their other records hinted they could achieve but you never knew if they would be brave enough to make something that rides so many lines it could be easily dismissed by, well, everyone. It almost was. The normal kids said it was too weird and the weird kids said it wasn't as weird as they used to be when the truth is the word weird shouldn't be apart of any GGD discussion. I don't view GGD as abunch of arty looking twenty somethings sitting around making noise, while there is totally a sense of playfulness it remains informed and thoughtful. This is evident from the diverse influences (from druggy dub, world melodies (i hear asia, and south america), vocal oddities of kate bush and cocteu twins, sample based pop collagists, to hip hop, dancehall percussion etc...) and the ideas of structure and composition presented in God's Money. I'm not smart enough to know exactly what's going on in all their songs, but there is a definite challenge of what is "pop"? and what is "art" ? does a pop song come with a limiting structure? Does an art song have to maintain certain abstractness? I may be totally wrong but it seems to me that Gang Gang Dance blow up these assumptions without trying to. The only obvious effort here is that of an effort to make engaging and fun (cool) music. Anyways, my under-worked thoughts may not be that interesting but i do know i really love this record.

these are great too.

jackson and his computer band and jason forrest.

delia gonzales and gavin russom-days of mars

lightning bolt- hypermagenetic mountain

danny & the nightmares- freak brain

lost sounds 5 blacks and the birth of the recording industry

numero group label

eyeball skeleton

marissa nadler- the saga of mayflower may

the fiery furnaces- rehearsing my choir

ariel pink-worn copy

vashti bunyan-lookaftering

jason forrest- shamelessly exciting and lady fantasy ep

Murderbot- amerie "one thing" remix, onlyworld vip bw purple skank AND fi you/ twilight zone
this guy worked at kjhk when i was a freshman and ran a disco show. i never really met him but anyways now he's making records and turns out he's the eccentric cheesy pop r'n'b, jungle ragga, fast beat freak (which is a really good thing). Three or so releases this year, i'm really impressed, not in the sort of "oh this guy is from kjhk and this is good " impressed but "holy F this is brilliant" impressed. especially check out the one thing remix and purple skunk el debarge sample at about 2 min. great great. seriously.

Magic is Küntmaster- whatever the name of this record is
scary scary, video on the cd is scary. i seriously cannot watch the whole thing i found it so terrifying. great music though

songs
go team- "huddle formation"
"ladyflash" is the first love but "huddle formation" is the idea of the go! team at it's most realized. their dirtiest fastest track with the most fun/silly playground samples i could ever imagine existing. from the first lines "ahhhh beep! beep! (ahhh) walking down the street! " i'm just ...wow...happy to hear it, every time.

edan- "promised land"
Beauty and the Beat is probably my favorite rap record of the year. Really intelligent and fresh samples, creatively used (he draws heavily from 60's psychedelic pop) and Edan is a good sometimes great MC, but i think better songwriter. Take "Promised land" this is my favorite track and pretty representative of what i like about edan.

patrick wolf- "the libertine"

wolf parade- "i'll believe in anything"
an okay record but this is the song that show me i can still be "touched" by an over sincere/dramatic rock tune.

out hud- "how long" and the rest of let us never speak of it again
ha, this is a great record but all i can remember is hearing this song like ever time i turned on the radio last spring. the entire town of lawrence was smitten with this song and totally forgot that it wasn't just a single. Out Hud were also show stealers at intonation. "how long" key to success: ill as hell bass part, synth string intro set up, lyrics about dancing, and dr. dre keyboard line into rad nintendo chorus. (nintendo sounds 2005 hot trend)

skygreen leopards- "child adrift"

ellen allien- your body is my body/ down / magma
i really like ellen allien and these three songs off thrills shouldn't go unmentioned.

ladytron- "destroy everything you touch"
does this record still have a chance at being a hit with high school girls? i hope so, it they deserve each other (truly).

weird war- "word on the street" and " girls like that"

russian futurist- "2 dots on a map"

ttc- "dans le club"

hank- "god slick" and i assume the rest of how to prosper in the coming bad years
atten all "fun loving" rock bands. take some notes on hank's awesomeness

jens lekman- pocketful of money

junior senior- "i like music (w.o.s.b.)"
look junior senior, if you're going to be carefree and earnestly cheesy then just do it. don't TRY to do it like you do on the rest of this album. you manage to finally stop worrying about it and actually relish pop magic on this song and it's non-stop goodness.

black dice- "smiling off" (dfa remix)
let down of an album, saved by this great remix.

jennifer gentle-i do dream you/the garden pt. 2/ nothing makes sense

final fantasy-peach plum pear (joanna newsom cover) and has a good home-

blood on the walls- awesomer- mary susan

senor coconut- coconut fm

sublime frequencies- everything- especially radio pyongyang

last show...tears

2005-12-10T09:24:00.000-08:00

so today we finished the last installment of I Got My Spirit Moving. What a great time we had. It's possible we can say that add " of the first season" to that last sentence if we get hired on again, but who knows.

here was the set, we featured christmas music and drew fromt the dust to digital release Where Will You Be Christmas Day? alot, cos it's so great. Some parts of the set are scatter brained cos we were looking for the new Quintron record to copy but never found it. Crish will probably buy it for me for Christmas, which is good cos Mr. Quintron and Miss Pussycat need money cos their house was destroyed by nature. oh yea the set...

artist song album comments

silver star singers	children, i'm goin way	now what a time	aka "holy baby"
kelly pace, aaron brown, joe green, paul hayes, matthew johnson	holy babe	where will you be christmas day? (dust to digital)	wwybtcd? = abbrev.
lord beginner	christmas morning the rum had me yawning	wwybtcd?
polk miller and his old south quartette	rise and shine	earliest negro vocal groups (1894-1928)
alabama sacred harp singers	rocky road
standard quartette	keep movin'	lost sounds
swan silvertones	will the circle remain unbroken	the swan silvertones 1946-1951	crazy, carter family souled up
louisville sanctified singers	god gave me a llght	spread the word (jsp box)	"hey don't stop play that guitar asshole we're still signer" -mary nelson's (?) death glance to the guitar player who bungles the ending
sleepy john estes	when the saints go marching in	sleepy john estes vol. 2 1937-1941	kazoo!!
barbecue bob	when the saints go marching in	chocolate to the bone (!!)	sorry i just had to hear this song again
folk song group from dolen	doide mi obed pladnina	bulgarian singers
sister rosetta tharpe	jericho
soul stirrers	nearer to thee	the great 1955 shrine concert	on of the best concert records evah!
mahalia	down by the riverside
reverend charles	i'll wait right here	might men of gospel
sister ernestine washington	my record will be threre
golden gate jubilee quartet	job
street parade	tallon	caribbean revels: haitain rara and domican gaga
mcintosh county shouters	lay down body
mahalia jackson	dig a little deeper	great gospel women
ike gordon	i shall not be moved	got's got it: legendary booker and jackson singles
ezra lewis	tin can alley
jimmie strothers	going to richmond	virginia and the piedmont
cotton top mountain sanctified singers	christ was born on christmas morn	wwybcd?	start feature set on christmas music
leadbelly	christmas is a coming	wwybcd?
butterbeans & susie	papa ain't no santa claus (and mama ain't no christmas tree)	wwybcd?
fiddling john carson and virginia reelers	christmas time will soon be over	times ain't like they used to be
vera hall ward	the last month of the year	wwybcd?
middle georgia singers	when was jesus born?	now what a time
lord executor	christmas is a joyful day	wwybcd?
bessie smith	at the christmas ball	wwybcd?
boyd asher	old christmas	kentucky mountain music
rev. edward clayborn	lord i'm the true vine	american primitive
a.a. gray & seven-foot dilly	the old ark's a' moving	down in the basement
charley jordan	just a spoonful	before the blues vol. 2
palmetto jazz quartet	norfolk religion	earliest negro vocal groups vol. 4
fa sol la singers	i'll stay on the right road now	times ain't like they used to be
elder charles beck	wine head willie put that bottle down		awesome musician but surely the worst reverend ever
cj johnson	you better run
unidentified group of tabacco workers	run sinner and hide your face	field recordings vol. 9
georgia peach and her gospel singers	ain't gonna lay my religion down
chours of children	marin uib
church of god in christ	i got a hiding place
the corley family	give the world a smile
alabama sacred harp singers	sherburne		all time top ten fav. song
homeland harmony	gospel boogie		this is what it is all about

also the butterbeans &susie and liberty high school songs are still up fromt the last post.

have a happy holidays if we don't post til' next year. (crish is planning a shameless ghetto pop and pop disco freeform set..all i know is he keeps listening to early madonna really loud so it'll probably suck.)

chao,
oum

we suck at blogs

2005-12-06T16:39:00.000-08:00

oh damn, we got so busy we forgot to post a single playlist from november and now they're all gone. erased from the archive.
oh well, we had some good shows, maybe some of you heard them. and guess what? Fern Jones' daughter sent us an email! pretty wild huh? Also in november we had a show that featured the awesome Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry comp. on Archeophone. That is a great record to put it calmly.

here was last sat's playlist.!!!!

artist song album comments

union jubilee quartet with bozie sturdivant (silent grove baptist)	please don't drive me away	nergro religious field recordings vol. 1
hannah bessellion	heaven is a beautiful place i know	field recordings vol 9.
traveller home singers of ideal georgia	where was my lord born?	harrod's jubilee singers/ utica institute singers
va	nung-an- chant	northern vietnam: music and songs of
sister lottie peavy	when i move to the sky/nobody;s fault but my own
rev. steward and family	i made a vow to the lord
rev. james cleveland	get right church	best of
don't drive your mama away	shirley ceaser		"the other day i felt like going to the old folks home.." haha
the rangers quartet	i've found a hiding place	close harmony: history of southern gospel
william ingosi mwoshi	medley: mawria wa beri mamanga tirangashina, ribhukana rirahiwa	kenya music
s. balachander	sivanani ninaindavar	rare instruments of india
the southern harmonizers	these old bones	golden age of gospel	delayed current events songs of the week
master vyas	jala-tarang	the secret musuem of mankind
mbuti pygmies	cries of the beaters during net hunting	mbuti pygmies of the ituri rainforest
oriole quartet	brother micheal won't you lay down that rop	lost sounds 5
pink anderson and simmie dooley	c.c. & o	ghost world soundtrack
bessie johnson	he got better things for you
turner junior johnson	meet me in jerusalem	religious field recordings vol. 1	featured set on Document records field recordings compilations
rev. mcGhee	I'm A soldier in the Army of the Lord	vol.1
Magnolia 5	Adam and Eve, It's Fire Down there	vol. 11
emmons baptist church group	i'm strivin	virgina vol.1	a different vol. 1
four girls	i heard the voice of jesus say	vol. 11
group from nassau with drums	hallie rock	vol. 5
male group	if i could hear my mother pray again	vol. 2
edwards' luling dixie singers	how did you feel when you come out of the wilderness?	vol. 14	last song of the featured set
group bamba puang	kemayoran	music of indonesia vol 20
elizabeth white, gideon craig	going to lay down my burdens
carter family	anchored in love
chuch wagon gang	lord lead me on
miss me-bgar	garden of love	music and songs from the golden triangle
alabama sacred harp singers	travelin' on
girls of bunana	untitled	the secret museum of mankind vol 5
fantie women	apatampa	ghana-rhythmns of the people
rev anderson johnson	let that liar pass on by	1950's gospel classsics	three s's
robert wilkens	that's not the way to get along	ghost world soundtrack
aiaiym	aiu andagany	pure nature music	this song is stupid sorry i heard it late at night and thought it was funny but it's not
charley patton	trouble about my mother	charley patton vol. 3
phipps family	away over in the promised land	classic southern gospel
christopher cross, &harrison "chains" hains	till I die
blue ridge quartet	glory special

next saturday is the last show of the semester, so be sure to tune it. KJHK.ORG Saturday 8-11am , good chances on bizarro holdiay show, if we can find enough good world stuff.
not sure if we'll get signed on for next semester but if we do it's a good bet that the show will undergo show redesigning of sorts. We'll if you're like us this time of year you're too busy, so good luck finishing your stuff up.

-crish

ps. to make up for lack of blogging here is a sneak peek at this weeks show.

pps i can't resize these damn images in this editor.. awk!

Butterbeans & Susie- PAPA AIN’T NO SANTA CLAUS (AND MAMA AIN’T NO CHRISTMAS TREE)

Liberty High School Quartet-The Holy Babe

woo! peruvian girls.

2005-10-29T09:27:00.000-07:00

OCt 29 2005
today's spotlight was on peru and music specifically traditional music of the andes. we broke it up into 2 sets one at the beginning and one in the middle. check it out.

also the libba cotton mp3s are still up, scroll to the end of the last post if you want'em

group of women from iscap - senor alcalde - tm of peru vol 5 celebrating divinity in the andes
group from chavin - santisima cruz -trad music of peru vol 5
los andes de pariahuilcahuain - yurihua - trad music of peru vol 5
unknown artist - song for a dead baby - trad mus of peru vol 2-kind of gloomy way to start a show...
costumed dancing drummers from bosavi - group ceremonial drumming, ililb kuwo - music from papau new guinea
golden gate quartet - run, sinner, run w/ josh white
dixie hummingbirds - if you ever needed the lord before
odetta - god's gonna cut you down - the tradition masters
pilgrim travelers - jesus hits like the atom bomb - -whoa look at that track sequencing , huh!?
mighty mellotones - jesus will never fail
camp morris and group - judgment - deep river of song: georgia -alan lomax
(gamelan semar peguilingan (gamelan orchestra in ubud) - sekarinotan - music for the gods
dorthy love coates and her original gospel harmonettes - medley

pandit kamalesh maitra - raag mia ki todi - - excerpt from 45 minute tabla drummnig song
holy sanctified singers - thou carest lord - goodbye babylon
ED Campbell (and congregation?) - preach the word - Rev ED Campbell& SJ Worrell (1926-1927)
naqshband afaqi brotherhood - zikr - the silk road: a musical caravan
VA - Kertolghau - silk road
fern jones - i do believe/ i was there when it happened - the glory road
female singer and musicians of Paru-Paru - carnival de paru paru -trad music of peru vol1
pedro espinoza - yawar, yawar - trad music of peru vol 5
group of women singing harawi to awaken ground corn in preparation of chicha de jora beverage - saru, saruy - trad music of peru vol 6

group of women of Socos performing harawai for Carnival celebration - pasqakuymi - trad music of peru vol 6
catholic congregation in Ocongate - Catholic Mass sung in Quechua - mountain music of peru vol 1
five peruvian girls accompanied by walter cruz and jaun tino neyra - pastoras: cantos - trad music of peru vol 8
belenes - dancers with harp and violin belenes - trad music of peru vol 6 actually played right after "pasqakuymi" and before "catholic mass"
the harvesters - i want to be more like jesus -
royal silvertones - rugged fishermen
blind willie johnson - let your light shine on me
alabama sacred harp singers - heavenly light
sacred harp group of alabama led by Howard Denson - daniel's lamenation - maybe my favorite sacred harp tune??
carribean street band - notre dame de 7 doleurs - caribbean revels
carribbean street band - vapeur - carribbean revels
eight llamas from drepung - invoking the spirit of kindness through sound - tibetan sacred temple music
cora reed, julie griffon , and j medlock - sometimes i feel like a motherless child- john lomax 1939 recording trip
harmonizing four - everytime i feel the spirit
group of mbuti men - molimo, song of devotion to the forest
rev hr tomlin- you can tell the world about this
libba cotton - hallelujah, it's done - shake sugaree

as always requests for potiential spotlights are welcome!

-oum

playlist catch up....we're lazy

2005-10-28T18:03:00.000-07:00

hey yall, these are the playlist to the last three show. this blog ain't dead yet.

artist song title album title comments

10/22/05
*Zach Mercer filled in- we were unable to listen but from the looks of it he strung together a great sounding show. thanks zach

Pandit Ram Narayan	raga kirvani	~8:30
Ali Akbar Khan	raga sindh bhairavi	8:42
Ustad Asad Ali Khan	Raga darbari kanada
Ravi Shankar	raga ananda bhairava	9:45
Mallikarjun Mansur	raga jaunpuri	10:00
Pandit Pran Nath	aba kee tayk hamaree	10:22
Ravi Shankar	dadra
Pandit Ram Narayan	raga madhuvati
Bismillah Khan	kajari dhun	10:52

On Oct 15 2005 it was KJHK's (30!) birthday! and the whole day was dedicated to spinning the stations chart toppers from 1975 on. A great day for radio but no I got my spirit moving.

oct082005

McIntosh County Shouters	Sign of the Judgment
Reverend Charlie Jackson	Morning Train
Jamaican Maroons	Tambu
Oum Kalthoum	Ya Bahgat
Kamaanche	Solo of Haig side A
Lion and the Cyril Monrose Sting Orchestra	Jonah, Come out the Wilderness
the vaughn happy two	I am looking for the coming of the Lord		scratchy! ugh! cut short because of scratchiness
sister ernestine washington	my record will be there
the stancer quartet	he said if you love me, feed my sheep
washington phillips	denomination blues
mixed chorus of Kampung Dhare Isa	Teo Na Wea Dioe		i think thats what i have wriiten my hand writing is not good, you know
the Gyuto Monks	Yamantaka		i'm kind of worried this is going to cause a car accident or something
(don't know)	St. Jak Pa La	yoruba/dahomean collection: orishas across the ocean
staple signers	everybody will be happy
golden gate quartet	blind barnabus
the bauls of bengale	la barque doree flotte sur les eaux saless de fleuve (the golden barques floats)
group from hokkaido japan	festival song
angelic gospel singers	there must be a heaven
the southern jubilee	there's a man in jerusalem
the jones brothers	gospel train
tarason sakaliau, salomo sakalia, teu lalag ogok sabaggalet	urai turuk bilou		i love this song, sorry i keep playing it
hambone and a chain gang	gospel train
Austin Coleman / Joe Washington Brown and Group	Good Lord, Run On Jeremiah
Bible Way Temple Raido Choir	Yes Lord Church of God		wade in the water spotlight begins
Richard Allen Singers	How I got over	pioneering composers	cool version
Howard University Chamber Choir	Aint Got time to die		the concert group album is kind of lackluster
the Seniorlites	You Got a Right to the Tree of Life
Angelic Harmonizers	Put your trust in Jesus
Blue Spring Mississippi Baptist Delagation	Traditional Prayer w/ Moans		wade in the water spotlight ends
Bulgarian Radio and Television Mixed choir	I have chosen the blissful
group from marangan	qillus qanchis	traditional music from peru: festivals at cusco
Montgomery Improvment Association	Keep your hands on the plow/ the little light of mine
Birmingham Jubilee Singers	Everytime I feel the Spirit/ Don't you want that stone?
Irina Khristoforosnva et Anaz Vasilame Koasva	a cappella
female singer and musicians from paru paru	carnival de paru paru	traditional peru music: festivals at cusco
the country gentlemen	walking in jerusalem (just like john)
homeland Harmony	we shall walk the streets of gold
Al Phipps Family	Away over in the promised land
the sensational nightengales	somewhere to lay my head
soul stirrers	just to touch a piece of his garment
juanita johnson and the gospel tones	how he deliverd me

OCt 1 2005

beautiful bird	Mr. O-Be	music from the golden triangle
sololia O	francious daniel and the kalina amerindians	songs of the kalina amerindians
collection dominique buscail	chant pur le grand mandarin du royaume De L'eau	Northe Viet-nam: possession songs
(the gan peoples)	whatever you sorrow the sea or river toad will deliver you from it	burkina faso: anthology of the music of the gan
mehr and sher ali	man kunto maula	qawwali: the essence of desire	i hope people are listening cos this is awesome
I'jexa D'Oxala	Candomble Possessian Ritual	Shamans and Possessed	Brazil
pygmees Mbinga	Yodel	Intimate Zaire Muisc
(performers from Bali)	Cak Ancien	Shamans and Possessed
Gerson Sirota	Psalm 55	Jewish Liturgy : Seven Great Cantors	we don't play enough jewish music, i'm sorry- chris
Pierre Pinchik	Rozo D'Shabbos	Jewish Liturgy
pierre cheriza	Rythme Yanvalou	Haiti: Music of the Voodoo Cult
Balan	Ceremonie Mandingue	Peasant Music from Haiti
pierre cheriza	Action De Grace	Music of the voodoo cult
pierre cheriza	Wansignan	Voodoo Cult
M. Tai-Yee	Free Trio	Music from the GOlden Triangle	this song scares me
Mrs. A Sa-Ma	Yue Phue or Corn Spirit	Golden Trianlge	i'm getting a headache
Gaines De Hyangia	Mero Maya	Songs and Dance of Nepal
Marie, Hony, Clarisse, Bozy	Tabataba	Bestileo Lalagina Muisc	cute names!
Nenec Sel'kup	I Live Alone	Voices from the Artic Lands's End
Ravaolaky, Rakotojaona, Rakotozafry	Saoro Ny Aina or Prayer for Life	Bestileo
Polynesian Voices Choir	Manava Tatou E	Polynesian Polyphonies
Ethnie Boma Nord	Lamenations	Zaire
Himba	Ye Ye	Bushmen of Nambia
Bushmen	Chant	Bushmen of Nambia
p'ansori singer	p'ansori song	Traditional Korean Music	sorry about vague info
Hutti Bandi Yell	Yellamma Chaudiki Pada-Chants Dévotionnels À Yellamma	India: Rhythms and songs from North Karnataka
Irina Khristoforovna Et Anna Vasilevan Kolegova	two a cappella tracks	Kamtchatka: Dance and Drums Music from the Siberian Far East	wow!
Boku	Guitare	Intimate Zaire Music

also crish from i got my spirit moving covered a beatlovers show on oct 7. here is a playlist of the beats that he loved.

devil box	last song
terminal 11	cest what
isolee	picture loved
boredoms	circle
ellen allien	your body is my body
fennesz	chateau rouge
edan	promised land
soundsgood	everything
freelance hairdresser	bring the beanbag
jarson forrest	lady fantasy
mu	destroying human nature
spoonie gee	godfather
the ogyantanaa band	disco africa
morris day	get it up
leo's five	are you real
jools mf	big fuck off remix
grace jones	pull up to the bumper		baby
aretha	shoop shoog song(in his kiss)		mary wells version is the ultimate though
johnny quest	out here		requested by the radio hero!
ultramagnetic mc's	grip the mic
fannypack	so stylistic		fanny pack is my favorite band
joe jones	you talk too much
martha nelson	i don't talk too much
zero 7	destiny hefner's destiny chill
martini bomb	cha cha'lectro
sharam jay & beastie boys	an open letter to nobody	lionel vinyl mix
end	applejack milk punch
zongamin	bongos
int'l kansas city playboys	quitin' time
vanessinha & alesssandra	gira	senor cocunut presents: cocunut fm

so there are the playlists from october. the show is tomorrow at 8am. we want to get that playlist posted soon afterwards ( i even think we lost a show that will go unarchived) , maybe at the station we'll type it here first because we don't like the grided playlist that we copy over from the kjhk page.

i dunno but as a treat for being lazy we'll add some mp3s to the post
these are from the new elizabeth cotton rerelease Shake Sugaree. crish is really diggin her lately, so expect some on the show tomorrow.

Shake Sugaree

Till We Meet Again

When the Train Comes Along

have a good time,
-oum and crish

on a roll

2005-09-20T16:22:00.000-07:00

Hey everybody, We feel the 5th show marks the end of our beginning stages as we are full on in the swing of things here at I Got My Spirit Moving radio show headquaters. Yes yes yall, we are more than please with how the show is going and excited and surprised by the great listener response. The people want it, the people need it, and we our happy to supply them with a healthy and dynamic dose of spiritual tunes every saturday.

We should prolly announce this blog's address on the air but we stilll feel silly about having it, we shouldn't we just want to document our killer playlists. Hopefully some internet folk will cross this and get turned on to our show is another reason. anyways here's what we cooked up last saturday. (yes i'm posting from work again which means no new mp3s again, i will recitfy this soon..hopefully. this week i will post right after the show ends and make a habit of it, lovers)

the garifuna of belize	abelagudanhani	the spirit cries
garcia brothers	san juan green corn dance	talking spirits
glorysongbirds	glory to his name
stanley brothers	standing in the need of prayer
delta rhythm boys	dem dry bones
kongar ool ondar	dymzbuktaar
musicians of Kampung Gallu-Matolang	Tabung		funeral song, sumba, indonesia
choiristers of St. Anthony's Seminar	Santo (Holy, Holy)		WPA folk music project
Voices Fquales	O Domine Jesu Christe	Global Voices	Hungary
Otha Turner & the Afrosssippi Allstars	Glory, Glory Hallelujah	Otha Turner & the Afrosssippi Allstars
detroiters	ride on king jesus
Meraj ahmed and Party	Nagma-e-Quddusi	Qawwali
Badar Ali Khan	The Holy Prophet	lost in qawwali
soweto gospel choir	sikulandile
soul stirrers	come, let us go back to god
wynonna carr	each day
dorthy love coates and the orginal gospel harmonettes	that's enough
ethnie boma nord	lamenations
assembly of God members	Agaga Paia	Music from western samoa: from conch shell to disco
baka forest people	yelli 3	heart of the forest	southeast cameroon
the aluku	Awasa/ Susa	The spirt cries: music from the rain forests of south america and the carribbean
Pygmies of the Ituri Rainforest	Praise song	music of the rain forest	zimbabwe
the Indians of Choco	the healing song	the spirit cries
jamaican Maroons	Tambu	the spirit cries
the shipibo and ashaninka	shipibo song/ ashaninka songs	the spirit cries
Church of God in Christ	I Got A Hiding Place
Tahitian Choir	Tanmaiti Hunahia	Rapa iti vol 2
Abou bakr and Omar	Leila Kanat	Secret Musuem of Mankind	Sudan
Richardo Archuleta	Melodies from Los Reyes Magos
Rosie Hibler	Move Members Move	Negro Folk Music
Carter Family	Can the Circle remain unbroken		terrible recording quaility, sorry
Staple Singers	Do You Know Him	Great Day
Ervin Webb	I'm Going Home
Eight Lamas from Drepung	Dance of the Skeleton Lords	Tibetan Sacred Temple Music
Micheael Lewis and group	I feel the spirit moving	Virginia and the Piedmont : Minstrelsy, work songs and blues
washington phillips	lift him up, that's all	i am born to preach the gospel
Mrs. Franciso Echeverry and Matias Etcheverry	Fraileen cantua (Monk's Song)	WPA Folk Music project 1939
Bauls of Bengal	Khrisna Anurager Baganey	Oral Traditions of Bengal
Silent Grove Baptist Church	Ain't NO Grave gonna Hold My Body Down

every saturday 8-11 am on KJHK 90.7 Lawrence
Listen online at KJHK.org

-crihs

Fourth show playlist

2005-09-13T17:24:00.000-07:00

swan silvertones	how i got over
gondang sabangunan	gondang haro haro
zakir hussain	chaturshri
hobart smith	heaven's airplane	in sacred trust
surely surely	the spirit of memphis quartet
(one hundred bwala dancers in uganda)	acholi bwala dance	africa: cerimonial & folk music
roberta martin singers	shine on me
cleveland simmons	dig my grave	bahamas 1935	alan lomax recording
mary and hartop goshtigian	taksim (improvisation) or Tah'sim	WPA California folk music project	armenian-americans
Dembo Konte	sutukung Kumbu Sor and Solo	Kora Duets
skip james	he's a mighty good leader		infulencial performance and song
professor alex bradford	judgement	great gospel men
baka forest people	forest party
adolfo chaves, rosabel espinos	queda en paz
ricardo archuleta	sale el cordero inocente (letra)
tenores de oniferi	su determinu	polyphonic singing from sardinia
Sidi Hamid Sherik	Prayer/ rhaitas	the master musicians of jajouka
dixie hummingbirds	christian automobile
rev. anderson johnson	do you call that religion?	1950's gospel classics
abou bakr and omar	leila kanat	secret musuem of mankind	sudan
tony schwartz	religious music	music in the streets	church bells, salvatino army group , puerto rican gospel group (close to thee)
cora martin	didn't it rain (live)
Fisk university jubilee quartet	the band of gideon		transferred from an edison amberol cylinder
swan silvertones	my rock/ the lord's prayer/ medley (sit down servant,amen)/ I'm coming home	heavenly light	spotlight set on the swan silvertones live
group from hokkaido	dance songs at bon in hokkaido	traditional folk songs of Japan
lord invador	god made us all	calypso in new york	pete seeger introduction
middle georgia singing covention	i am going home	the half ain't never been told vol.2
amir khan	malkauns	malkauns
deacon leroy shinault	lord i come to thee	1950s gospel classics
fedor tau	steppe kargiraa	tuva-voices from the center of asia
group from labuhan maringgai	tabuh kenilu sawik		indonesia
holy sanctified singers	thou carest lord
russain molokan congregation	ephesians 4:13
redemption harmonizers	made a change
caravans	crucifixion		oct 5 1954
belleville a cappella choir	gospel train		alan lomax
lee wells and his jasper singers	the christian's flight
robisha weghegira	robisha weghergira	konso music	ethiopia
ram gopaul	religious bhajan
brother joe may	search me lord	thunderbolt of the middlewest
laura davis &rev charlie jackson	i'm thinking of a friend

the show is every saturday morning 8 to 11. listen once and you won' t be able to stop.

er.. i'm posting this from work..so.. i don't have any mp3s to upload ..but i'll do it maybe sometime this week, be on the lookout for some of those swan silvertones tracks and maybe something of the new senor coconut presents ... record or the new ladytron.. oh i dunno maybe even something from this new radio pyongpyong record on sublime frequencies..yea probably that. in the mean time last weeks mp3s are still up!

i love you so you love me,
crhsi

new spirited radio playlist and cocorosie

2005-09-03T10:31:00.000-07:00

edit: i just turned on anonymous comments, i didn't know it had to be turned on

I got my Spirit Moving Show 4 9-3-05
artist- song- album -comments

grup kala laut - kutalu-talu
golden gate jubilee quartet - golden gate gospel train jubilation 1
denson quartet - christian soldier
sabri brothers - mera koi nahi hai theray siva

rev. anderson johnson - god don't like - 1950's gospel classics
anon. tuareg elder - 'yali' (war song) - secret museum of mankind:north africa - timbuktu
staple singers - will the lord remeber me - great day
mary c mann - ol man satan/ drive ol satan away - robert winslow archive - 1929 darien, GA
stanley brothers - standing in the need of prayer
baka forest people - acappella - heart of the forest
grey town evening - nisibona silapha siphuma siphuma kude - mbube! -requested music
the southern four - swing low sweet chariot
sensational caranians - who wrote the bible
original blind boys of alabama - swingin on the golden gate - the sermon
elder curry and congregation -the good lord has set me free - the half aint never been told
zvonimir coratian choir - ladarke idu u selo -global voices

xango -eua mamnjo eua - missao de pesquisas folcloricas
washington phillips - lift him up- i am born to preach the gospel
king's sacred quartet this world can't stand long

++spotlight set: Indonesia vocal groups++
balinese kecak group (?) - ketchak dance
men's mixed chorus of desa tanah rata - wera sarajawa
paduan saura sor - ro arwo prim - north biak, "party hymn"
(unknown to me) - belasi - music of indonesia 8
chorus of children - marin uib
dabus officiants and musicians - dzikir samman: allahu allah-music of indonsia 19 - sufi hymn i think
kecak group in southern bali - kecak "monkey dance" or "monkey chant" - fahnstock south sea expedition: idonesia

mahalia jackson - just a closer walk with thee - great gospel women
deacon leroy shinault - lord i come to thee - 1950's gospel classics
roger mase and the singer from 2nd mesa - hopi butterfly dance - talking spirits
sim tartt group - i'm chopping cotton - deep river of song: alabama - alan lomax recording
dagar brothers- dabari kanada

lion and the cyril monrose string orchestra - jonah, come out the wilderness
swan silvertones - how i got over- heavenly light
choir - choir - ethipiques 12
austin coleman - my soul is a witness - negro religious field recordings from louisiana , miss, and tenn 1934-42

seventh day adventist choir - on jordan's stormy banks- before the blues
alabama sacred harp singers - rocky road- anthology of anmerican folk music
kahano - hoppa - konso music and songs
rev robert ballingerous - walking the road - 1950's gospel

sensational nightengales - lord have mercy - kings of gospel highway

I got my spirit moving is on every saturday morning 8 to 11. rock it yall

Indonesia vocal groups will freak you out

the spot light set this week turned to Indonesia. alot to hear with that exciting country. i played these two on my show.

ketchak dance
belasi

CocoRosie gets real weird much to everyone's joy

when i heard cocoRosie's first record. all i felt was "oh this is nice" and never really listened to it again. but holy mother is their new one, Noah's Ark, a keeper.
they return with a unicorn three way on the cover and themselves looking amazing like surreal eastern religious figures. wow i'm impressed , you might be too.

Noah's Ark

Armaggedon

have a good labor day, stay safe, pray for the South.

kiss on your cheek,
chris

second show !!

2005-08-27T09:56:00.000-07:00

I Got My Spirit Moving setlist 8-27-05 second show ever

group of convicts - early in the morning
john daniel quartet - no darkness can hide my lord from me
georgia peach and her gospel singers - do lord send me
taraf de haidouks - hora ca la ursair

R. L. Knowles - Live the life i sing about
swanee quartet - sit down servant
cemil bey- taqsim
kings of harmony - god shall wipe your tears away
hasidic new wave - h.w.n. pt1 & 2

wynona carr - dragnet for jesus
bailes brothers - romans ten and nine
sunshine boys - my soul shall live on
selah jubilee - i opened my mouth to the lord
hann's emperors of Song - what band is this?
washington philips - take your burden to the lord
sister gertrude morgan - way up in the middle of the air
rev gary davis when i die I'll live again/ song (church service)
dorthy love coates - medley (excerpt) you must get born again, get away jordan,

baka forest people of southeast cameroon - venolouma/ forest party
allison's sacred harp singers - sweet rivers

*** spotlight on john lomax 1939 recordings on southern states***
"hambone", chain gang - gospel train - john lomax 1939 recording Clemson, South Carolina
gussie slater, clifford reed - battle ax - john lomax recording, 1939 Florida State Penetitentiary, Raiford
rev. nathaniel hawkins aka C.W. "preacher" Smith, 3 unidentified singers - i don't do nobody nothing - cummins state farm 1, arkansas,
columbus christopher, wallace "stavin chains "chains , Ws "jaybird" harrison, .... - sinner will be runnin in dat great day - ramsey state farm camp, texas
rev mose "clear rock " platt jesus' bosom is your pillow
jesse allison, vera hall, dock reed - amazing grace - on porch of mr. mrs. tartt, alalbama
James (iron head) baker this heart o' mine - ramsey state farm, texas
william brown, terrell conley, eugene blacker, Alvin Brown - when the gates swing open - state penitentiary ("the walls") huntsville, Texas
hattie ellis and choir - it's a blessin jes to call my savior's name goree state farm, women's camp , huntsville Texas
Group of Convicts - Makes a long time man feel bad Cummins State Farm, arkansas, sung with ax cutting
rc "red" harris hains - got a few more days - cummins state farm camp, arkansas
clifford reed, johnny mae medlock, julia griffin - sometimes i feel like a motherless child -state farm, women's dormitory, raiford flordia concludes john lomax 1939 recordings

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tshhaytu bhraki - aminhy
golden leaf - every time i feel the spirit
soul stirrers - i'm gonna build on that shore
ernest phipps - a little talk with jesus
name unknown ("colored quartet" - pharoh's army got drowned

sergei rachmaninov- hymn of cherubim (excerpt)
huun-huur-tu, w/ the bulgarian women's choir - fly fly my saddness
brother joe may - our father
golden gate jubilee quartet - golden gate gospel train

sensational nightengales - i'm coming up lord
mixed chorus of kampung wogo - pata excerpt
group from labuhan - tabuh samang ngembuk
rev steward and family - i made a vow to the lord
homeland harmony - i just rose to tell you
the detroiters - he walks with me
alabama sacred harp group led by howared denson - david's lamenation

i got my spirit moving is a spiritual music show on kjhk 90.7 fm Lawrence, KS
it airs every saturday morning from 8 to 11 am
setlist also viewable here

john lomax 1939 recordings

i played these two tracks. they're quite good.

sometimes i feel like a motherless child -clifford reed, johnny mae medlock, julia griffin

this heart o' mine- james "iron head" baker

no album of the week mp3's this week sorry

have a good weekend
-chris

Set list 8-20-05

2005-08-20T14:19:00.000-07:00

The very first show's setlist

Tahitian choir- tamaiti Hunahia
Swan Silvertones- It is no Secret What God Can Do
AlabamaSacred Harp Singers- Religion is a fortune
Badar Ali Khan - the holy prophet
The Sensesational Nightengales- I'm Coming Up Lord
Eugene Smith- Satisfied
Carter Family- Leaning on the Everlasting Arm
Lord Invader-Happy Land of Canaan
The Stamps-Go On, We Will Soon Be There
Habbibuddin- calcuta, 1957
Toumani Diabate- Alla L'aa Ke
Ainu Center Choir (Nigeria)- Inyi Ikpqo Wo Omimyam
Blind Willie Johnson-Praise God I'm Satisfied/ Dark Was the Night Cold Was the Water
Latvian Women's Choir- Sleep My Child
Maria Vieria Do Nascimento- Chamada Do aricury
Grupo Do Babacue- A Docu Semenome
Betty Bush Winger- All God's Children Gotta Humble Down
the Pilgrim Travelers-Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb
Tate County Singers, Otha Turner and the Afrossippi All stars
Heavenly Gospel Singers- Have You got Good Religion
Aretha Franklin and Rev. James Cleveland- Precious Memories
Oleg Kuupa, Mikhail Alperin- Tuvan Industrial
(spotlight set) the Tahitian Choir- Tineifara, Te Kuri, Morotiri Nei, Tangi Maha Te, I Roto I Te Are Nei
Blind Lemon Jefferson- All I Want Is that Pure Religion
Bessie Jones and the Sea Island Singers- O- Day
The Golden Echoes- Yield Not to Temptation
Ricardo Archuleta- Maria busac a Jesus (Juan B. Rael Collection)
Harmonizing Four- I Done Done What You Told Me To Do
Oum Kalthoum- Al Azoul We Raye
Grup Kala Laut- Kutalu- Talu
Sam Cooke and the Soul Stirrers- Be With Me Jesus
Bascom Lamar Lunford- Nota gonna lay my religion down
Ghamar ol Moluk Vaziri- Abu'ataa
Lo Ka Ping- Returning Home
Chosen Gospel Singers- It's Getting Late in the Evening
Fo Sol La Singers- Happy On the Way
Charlie Patton- Prayer Of Death

online logs were down so that might not be one hundred percent on accuracy.

the spotlight artists was the Tahitian Choir

I Roto I Te Are Nei mp3
Te Kuri mp3

I Got My Spirit Moving Saturdays 8-11am on kjhk.
listen online at kjhk.org

Drawing Restraint 9

my favorite album this week was Bjork's soundtrack to Drawing Restraint 9.
The pairing of Bjork and Matthew Barney film (The Cremaster cycle) is a match made in weirdness heaven. Though this will be a smaller release for Bjork, probably even more so than her Dancer in the Dark soundtrack, it is a great achievement in adventurous song making and Bjork again asserts herself as one of the only major pop stars to always explore and push her music further. Hopefully Bjork will never forsake us and decide to "return to her roots" or some lameness (looking at you Beck among others).

Pearl mp3
Storm mp3

now that i have these tracks up i don't know why i chose them becuase they are the most familar tracks on the record prolly. hopefully interested folks will get to her the whole record.

have a good weekend,
chris