I listen to Chocolate City regularly on the radio and could record it... but
Chocolate city is also broadcasted from the KCRW website (kcrw.org). It
gets broadcasted twice in a 24 hour period. If you check out their website,
you'll find the listening area which streams 24 hours a day. It's possible
it may even be archived cuz they have some past shows. Hope this helps ...
Beau.
P.S. Chocolate City is the dopest show on KCRW (IMHO) which is saying a lot
since KCRW's programming is excellent all around. Garth Trinidad is the DJ
that put me up on music other than hip hop. You'll hear everthing from west
coast underground hip hop to afro beat, new soul, quality dance/house music.
Years ago he turned me on to Fela Kuti, Yusef Lateef, Joe Claussell, Peanut
Butter Wolf, Lonnie Liston, Guidance Recordings, 4 Hero, and so many others
... He was pumpin several cuts off King Britt's soon to be released album
back in the summer of 1999. This doesnt come close to covering the variety
of Black music he plays. Without Garth I'd have no clue as to the dope
music being made all over the planet. All i knew about when i discovered
Chocolate City was Goodie Mob, OUtkast and Wu tang (whom i still like). So
props to Garth Trinidad and check out the show!
>From: "John Book" <johnbook@yadig.com>
>To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
>Subject: B+ on "Chocolate City" (KCRW)
>Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 16:13:22 -0800
>
>If anyone is in the listening area of KCRW, can someone be kind enough to
>record this for me?:
>
> >Brian Cross, aka B+, renowned hip hop and counter culture
>photographer, stops by Chocolate City in the 11 o'clock hour to play
>tracks from and speak about his ground-breaking new film "Keepintime".
>The film captures a session with legendary drummers Earl Palmer, Paul
>Humphrey, and James Gadson creating a live masterpiece with LA's
>finest turntablists, Babu, J-Rocc, and Cut Chemist. "Keepintime" will
>be screened the following Saturday free of charge to the public in
>Chinatown in downtown Los Angeles. Info:(323) 692-2784. Will air
>Sunday, January 28, 2001.<
>
>Stuff like this makes me wish digital radio was an affordable reality.
>
>
>p.e.a.c.e.
>-John Book
>
>two more reasons to look for my crap =
>funkierthanthou.net and rapreviews.com
>
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