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...and another very striking and beautiful version:

Doris Duke - woman of the ghetto

Paul

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> aj-digest Tuesday, March 4 2003 Volume 2001 : Number
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> In this issue:
>
> [acid-jazz] Urban Landscapes (Friday February 28, 2003): Program
Notes, March Picks, & Last Week's Playlist
> Re: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
> Re: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
> [acid-jazz] The Agency...March Happenings
> RE: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
> Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> [acid-jazz] Groove Dis Highlights for 03-02-03
> Re: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> Re: Re(2): [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> [acid-jazz] Re(2): Re(2): [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> Re: [acid-jazz] + Radio Links Updates +
> [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
> [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
> Re: [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> [acid-jazz] Fwd: l.a.: reminder about t-bird's
"not-at-my-house-warming party" friday!!
> Re: [acid-jazz] Yukimi Nagano Invents New Singing Style - KOOP in SF
> [acid-jazz] So Cal Events
> [acid-jazz] Gilles Peterson CD in Muzik
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
> Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
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> Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2003 23:08:03 -0800
> From: Velanche Stewart <vstewart_at_calpoly.edu>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Urban Landscapes (Friday February 28, 2003): Program
Notes, March Picks, & Last Week's Playlist
>
> U R B A N L A N D S C A P E S
> Global Club Culture...
> Made Fresh Weekly.
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>
> If you miss the live show, you can hear it anytime via the Urban
> Landscapes web site at http://www.urbanlandscapesshow.com. The
> most recent show are usually posted a day or two after the broadcast on
> the site's home page. Find the five most recent shows at the Playlists
> section of the site.
>
> Be sure to tell your friends about the show!
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> NEWS
> Last Friday's show is now online for listening. Check the playlist below
> for more info.
>
> Keeping things on the short this week. The trip stories are developing
> nicely, but not quite ready for prime-time as I've hoped. Hold tight,
> though. Pics will soon be at the ready, too. Just too much going on
> right now. Fresh reviews next week.
>
>
> PROGRAMMING NOTES
> It's already the end of the first quarter of 2003, so the Quarterly
> Rewind shows are coming up.
>
> On Friday March 14, Part One of the Winter Quarter Rewind will highlight
> albums released during the last 10 weeks. Singles & EPs will be the
> focus of Part Two the following Friday, which is March 21.
>
> Finally, the special broadcast focusing on my European trip is scheduled
> for Friday April 4. The show will consists of sights and sounds from the
> trip, some interviews, and most notably the music I've collected from
> the artists and labels I've visited.
>
> - ----
>
> VELANCHE'S SOUNDSCAPES FOR MARCH 2003 (In no particular order)
>
> 1. Gotan Project--Santa Maria 12":
> Tom Middelton & Peter Kruder Remixes) (XL)
> 2. Various Artists--On The Right Track sampler 12" (Do Right/Canada)
> 3. Various Artists--Future Sounds of Jazz 9 (Compost)
> 4. Banda Favela--Remixes EP #1 & #2 12" (Head To Toe/Italy)
> 5. Shaun Escoffery--Let It Go: Jazzanova Vocal Mix (Oyster/UK)
> 6. Various Artists--Jazz Bizniz 3 (Counterpoint/UK)
> 7. Quantic--Search The Heavens 12" (Tru Thoughts/UK)
> 8. Nigel Hayes--It's Your Move (Sunshine Enterprises promo/Austria)
> 9. Phuturistix--Feel It Out 12": original & Daluq Remixes
> (Hospital white/UK)
> 10. Various Artists--The Return of the PJ Project Vol. 3 12" (?)
> 11. Various Artists--Stereo Deluxe One (Stereo Deluxe/Germany)
> 12. Mauracher--Meilenstein 12" (Fabrique/Austria)
> 13. Kemit Sources--Play EP 12"(Versatile/France)
> 14. Various Artists--Fantastic Freeriding (Switchstance/Germany)
> 15. Various Artists--Playlist (JCR/Compost)
> 16. Quantic--Off The Beaten Track: Carmel remix (Tru Thoughts/UK CD-R)
> 17. Anorganik featuring Sena--Endlessly (Atlas/Hungary CD-R)
> 18. Massive Attack--Special Cases 12":
> Luomo & Akufen Remixes (Melankolic promo)
> 19. Miguel Migs--Dubplate Sessions 12" (NRK/UK)
> 20. Bassman--Minimal Distraction (Fabrique/Austria)
>
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>
> LAST FRIDAY'S PLAYLIST (listen to the show with the RealPlayer 8 and
> higher at http://urbanlandscapesshow.com/shows/28Feb03.ram)
>
> 1. Millenia Nova--Otra Bes (Frequencies Mix)
> Dream Therapy compilation (Quango)
>
> 2. The Detroit Experiment--The Way We Make Music
> EP 12" (Rope-A-Dope)
>
> 3. King Britt--Transcend (featuring Bahamadia)
> 12" (BBE)
>
> 4. DJ Krush--Supreme Team (featuring Anti Pop Consortium)
> 12" (Red Ink)
>
> 5. Jason Moran--Planet Rock
> DJ Smash Presents Phonography 2 sampler 12" (Blue Note)
>
> 6. Irfan--Just A Little Lovin'
> CD-R
>
> 7. Foremost Poets--Open Season (Main Mix)
> Future Sounds of Jazz 9 compilation (Compost)
>
> 8. Banda Favela--Samba 2150 (Alex Phountzi Remix)
> 12" (Head-To-Toe/Italy)
>
> 9. Gotan Project--Santa Maria (Tom Middleton's Cosmic Mix)
> 12" (XL)
>
> 10. John Tejada--Mazzy Funk
> EP 12" (Fenetik/UK)
>
> 11. Shaun Escoffery--Let It Go (Jazzanova Vocal Mix)
> 12" (Oyster/UK)
>
> 12. Vikter Duplaix--Lust For Life
> International Affairs v2.0 (Hollywood)
>
> 13. Magic Number--Fly Away
> (Mantis CD-R)
>
> 14. De Vibroluxe--55 $/h
> Chicken Chop Suey EP 12" (Couch/Austria)
>
> 15. Hand Polished--Another Spring
> On The Right Track sampler 12" (Do Right/Canada)
>
> 16. Massive Attack--Special Cases (Akufen Remix)
> 12" (Melankolic promo)
>
> 17. Phuturistix--Feel It Out (Daluq Remix)
> 12" (Hospital white/UK)
>
> 18. The At Home Project--Analouge Acoustics
> The At Home Project (Beatservice/Norway)
>
> 19. London Elektricity--The Drum N'Bass Swindle
> (CD-R)
>
> 20. Uptown Prophets--Baptism
> Baptism EP (Sound System/UK)
>
> 21. Novi Singers--The Runway
> Playlist compilation (JCR/Compost)
>
> 22. Cee Knowledge & Sun Ra's Arkestra--Space Is The Place
> Jazz Bizniz 3 compilation (Counterpoint/UK)
>
> 23. DJ Spinna--Idols
> Here To There (BBE)
>
> 24. Iguassu--Syncopate
> (CD-R)
>
> 25. The PJ Project--The Price Is Right
> The Return of the PJ Project Vol. 3
>
> 26. Kaskade--It's You, It's Me
> 12" (Om white)
>
> 27. Universal Funk--Trains & Planes (Tweak Remix)
> Re:Done (April/Denmark)
>
> 28. Afro-Mystik--Who Are You?
> The United Nations of Future Music Vol. 1 compilation (Om)
>
> 29. Hird--Keep You Kimi (featuring Yukimi Nagano)
> Future Sounds of Jazz 9 compilation (Compost)
>
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> Urban Landscapes proudly supports quality independent music from around
> the world. Respect and gratitude to all the independent labels, radio
> promotion folks, and related entities for sharing the wonderful musical
> goods. The show has been keeping it real for five years, as the movement
> continues to expand its influence.
>
> Please feel free to send promos/musical submissions (CD/CDR, vinyl, and
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>
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> Have a great week!
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> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 09:34:17 +0200
> From: Nadav Ravid <funkfly_at_polar-pair.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
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> yeah.
>
> it sounds great.
> it is going into "glitch" territories, which is great
> the previous chapter in FSOJ was slightly too same-same for me, and I'm
> happy that the compost people realized that the time is right for
> abandoning the formula. FSOJ 9 has quite a few gems, and is flowing nicely
> from the jazzier bits to the glitchier bits
>
> At 17:27 02/03/2003 -0300, you wrote:
> >hey !!!
> >
> >did someone get the future sound of jazz vol 9 ???? any comments ???
> >
> >see ya
> >
> >tahira
>
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> SheLeG
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> yeah. 
> it sounds great. 
> it is going into "glitch" territories, which is great 
> the previous chapter in FSOJ was slightly too same-same for me, and I'm
> happy that the compost people realized that the time is right for
> abandoning the formula. FSOJ 9 has quite a few gems, and is flowing
> nicely from the jazzier bits to the glitchier bits 
> At 17:27 02/03/2003 -0300, you wrote: 
> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>hey  !!! 
> did someone get the future sound of jazz vol 9 ???? any comments
> ??? 
> see ya 
> tahira</blockquote>
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> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 09:25:41 +0100
> From: "Walker, Radio Jazz" <walker_at_radiojazz.dk>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
>
> I received it some days ago along with some JCR and Sonar Kollektiv
releases.
>
> An overall judgement of FSOJ 9 is more future than jazz.
> Their is clearly an emphasis on the electronic scene and as
> (it sadly) states in the pressrelease ; "it leaves behind the Nujazz
stuff".
>
> Many of the tracks has a dark feeling to them with deep
> filtered layers of heavy beats and bass . Sometimes it
> gets too broken for my taste though :-)
>
> Their are three tracks (of 12 on CD) with a touch of Sweden,
> namely Season feat Ernesto, Stateless feat Bless and Hird feat
> Yukumi Nagano.
>
> Talking of the latter, she wrote the lyrics for the included
> track; "Keep you Kimi", which apparently was issued as
> an instrumental track on the Nordic Lounge compilation.
>
> It is hauntingly beatiful and though I agree with some of the
> posts in the current discussion, regarding the absense of technical
> maturity inYukumis singing, it is refreshing to come across
> a voice that has more personality than perfectionism to it.
>
> In the same vein is the track Anywhere Anyone by Dntel
> that is a very slow cut and click like excursion into land
> of minimalism. Topped off by Mia Doi Todds fragile
> vocals. Not dancefloor material but truly beautiful.
>
> On the more uplifting scale you will find Foremost Poets:
> Open season. Great lyrics and as stated; Open season
> sees Mr Dangerous open up his vocal chords to full
> house effect with an effectious groove, backing harmonies,
> trumpets and a spiritually uplifting track... "
> Could be my favourite track on this release.
>
>
> But as always with FSOJ there is a litle bit of
> everything to suit the eclectic tastes of people
> like us with an open attitude towards music :-)
>
> Other stuff that I am digging at the moment:
>
> Copenhagen - Rio Non stop. The cream
> of Danish music with a brazilian flavour.
> Uplifting, happy organic tracks that one
> just dont find in the crates these days.
>
> Playlist; 15 tracks from JCR.
> The Jazzanova crew treats us to both old school
> eastern european jazz and excursions into
> NuJazz.
> So filled with good stuff it is incredible .
>
> Micatone: Is you is on Sonarkollekiv.
> I first came across Lisa Bassenge ´s vocal
> on the release Quiet Nights on Infracom.
>
> On the Cuban tip , after I finally saw
> Buena Vista social club, I dug into the CD
> collection and came up with :
>
> Cachaito ; Orlando Cachaito Lopez
> Ruben Gonzales; Chanchullo
> Ibrahim Ferrer ; Ferrer
> Omara Portuondo
>
> If you look past the hype and just listen,
> it is wonderful music displaying outstanding
> musicianship which is very refreshing.
>
> Walker
> Kick Jazz , Cph
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - ----- Original Message -----
> From: "tahira" <tahiragruv_at_ig.com.br>
> To: "Acid Jazz" <acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu>
> Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 9:27 PM
> Subject: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
>
>
> > hey !!!
> >
> > did someone get the future sound of jazz vol 9 ???? any comments ???
> >
> > see ya
> >
> > tahira
> >
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 14:10:08 +0000 (GMT)
> From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Nick=20Matthews?= <nicktheagency_at_yahoo.co.uk>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] The Agency...March Happenings
>
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>
>
> The Agency U.K and Play Label Japan presents a very special night live and
direct from Japan.
>
> THURSDAY 6th MARCH 2003
>
>
>
> SUSUMU YOKOTA
>
> @ 93 FEET EAST , Brick Lane London E1
> www.93feeteast.co.uk
>
> w/ special guest support from
>
> Nick Luscombe (XFM / FLOW MOTION)
> Max Tundra (Domino Records)
>
> Subculture Soundsystem - Live
> + Play Label DJ's.
>
> 8 p.m - 2 .am
>
>
> In celebration of his new "Overhead" album on Play Label, Japan and to
kick start his European Tour - a rare and special visit to London from
Japan's most prolific and respected dance producers. Yokota is known both
for his more ambient works on his own Skintone Label, released via Leaf in
the UK, and house and techno oriented grooves on the Exceptional label.
"Over Head" combines the unique sound textures and highly musical vision
with electro breaks, broken beats, and dubby tech-house rhythms...
>
>
> Susumu Yokota Tour Dates
>
> Fri 7th March- Ultralounge @ Lobo, (inside Morrison Hotel), Dublin,
IRELAND
>
> Sat 8th March- Studio 41, Canterbury, 41 St Georges Place, Canterbury, U.K
>
> Sun 9th March- Moog, New Digate St, Nottingham, U.K
>
> Weds 12th March - F.B.I @ Club Kerma, Erottaja 7, Helisnki, FINLAND
>
> Sat 15th March- Institute of Dubbology @ Cocorico Club, Riccione, ITALY
>
> Weds 19th March- Club Prive, Harju 6, Tallinn, ESTONIA
>
>
>
> - ---------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
> Nick Matthews (DJ dates)
>
> Thurs 6th March- Ruby Lo, Orchard St., LONDON, U.K
>
>
>
> Sat 22nd March - Rhu Bar- London Street, Basingstoke U.K
>
> Fri 29th March- Sonartheque- Chicago Ave, CHICAGO USA
>
> Mon 31st March- SPOON- Chicago , USA
>
>
>
> - -----------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
> COMING SOON..
>
> April 10th - May 5th - SambaLoco - Brazilian Drum n Bass Classics Tour
>
> May 2003- Michael Rutten - Future Sound of Jazz 9 Tour (Compost Records)
>
> May 2003- Nu Spirit Helsinki U.K DJ tour
>
> May 2003- Nick Matthews- North American Tour
>
>
> - ----------------------------------------------------
> March 2003- The Agency Chart
>
>
> 1. SambaLoco- Brazilian Drum n Bass Classics (Trama)
>
> 2. LV vs Prince- No Funk (So Perfect) (Schiffo Disko)
>
> 3. Susumu Yokota- Rainbow Flag (Play Label CD-R)
>
> 4. Patricia Marx- Despertar (Nova Vida / Trama)
>
> 5. The Detroit Experiment - Space Odyssey (Rope A Dope)
>
> 6. Modaji - Live Wire (Super 8)
>
> 7. Voom: Voom - Baby (Compost)
>
> 8. Russ Gabriel- Spirit of Corea (Soul on Wax)
> 9. Dzihan & Kamien- Stiff Jazz (Couch)
>
> 10. Troublemakers- Get Misunderstood (Quantic mix) (Guidance)
>
> Nick Matthews
>
> B.I.A Group / The Agency
> 7-11 Kensington High Street
> London
> W8 5NP
>
> T: +44 20 7368 3393
> E: nicktheagency_at_yahoo.co.uk
>
> West London Crew: Phil Asher, Modaji, Bitasweet Records (Bugz in the
Attic)
> Compost Records: Kyoto Jazz Massive, Beanfield, Joseph Malik, Michael
Rutten (Soulpatrol), Daniel Magg
> Sonar Kollektiv: Meitz, Daniel Paul, RAS feat Wumni, Steffan Rogall
> Trama Records (Brazil) - Fernanda Porto, Patricia Marx, Mad Zoo,
Drumagick.
> Straight Ahead: Earthbound, Alex Dallas, Freeform Arkestra, Dominico
Ferrari,
> Play Label: Susumu Yokota, Mighty Quark, Subculture Soundsystem
> Hip Hop: MK (Roots Manuva), Versetyle
> Other Acts: Electracoustic, Nu Spirit Helsinki, Wagoncookin', Afro Medusa/
Afro Angel, Les Voleurs, Schnute
>
>
>
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> <o:p> </o:p>
> The Agency
U.K and Play Label <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags"
/><st1:country-region><st1:place>Japan</st1:place></st1:country-region> presents a very special night live and
direct from <st1:country-region><st1:place>Japan</st1:place></st1:country-region> GB">. <st1:date Month="3" Day="6"
Year="2003">THURSDAY 6th MARCH 2003</st1:date><o:p></o:p>
> <o:p> </o:p>
> SUSUMU YOKOTA @ 93
FEET EAST , <st1:address><st1:Street>Brick Lane</st1:Street>
<st1:City>London</st1:City></st1:address>
E1 <A!
> href="http://www.93feeteast.co.uk/"><FONT
size=3>www.93feeteast.co.uk</A> w/ special guest support
from Nick Luscombe
(XFM / FLOW MOTION) Max
Tundra (Domino Records)<o:p></o:p>
> Subculture Soundsystem -
Live + Play Label
DJ's. <st1:time Hour="20" Minute="0">8 p.m - 2 .am</st1:time>   In
celebration of his new "Overhead" album on Play Label,!
> <st1:country-region><st1:place>Japan</st1:place></st1:country-region> and
to kick start his European Tour - a rare and special visit to
<st1:City><st1:place>London</st1:place></st1:City>
from <st1:country-region><st1:place>Japan</st1:place></st1:country-region>'s
most prolific and respected dance producers. "> Yokota is known both for his more ambient works on his own Skintone
Label, released via Leaf in the <st1:country-region><st1:place>UK</st1:place></st1:country-region>,
and house and techno oriented grooves on the Exceptional label. "Over Head"
combines the unique sound textures and highly musical vision with electro
breaks, broken beats, and dubby tech-house rhythms...<o:p></o:p>
> Susumu Yokota Tour
Dates Fri 7th
March- Ultralounge @ Lobo, (inside Morrison Hotel), Dublin,
IRELAND Sat 8th
March- Studio 41, Canterbury, 41 St Georges Place, Canterbury,
U.K Sun 9th
March- Moog, New Digate St, Nottingham, U.K Weds 12th March - F.B.I
@ Club Kerma, Erottaja 7, Helisnki, FINLAND Sat 15th March-
Institute of Dubbology @ Cocorico Club, Riccione, ITALY Weds 19th March- Club
Prive, Harju 6, Tallinn, ESTONIA tyle="mso-special-character: line-break"> <o:p></o:p>
> ---------------------------------------------------<o:p></o:p></S
PAN>
> <o:p> </o:p>
> <B
style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal">Nick Matthews
(DJ dates) Thurs 6th March- Ruby Lo,
<st1:address><st1:Street>Orchard
St.</st1:Street>,
<st1:City>LONDON</st1:City></st1:address> AMILY: Verdana; mso-bidi-font-family: Helvetica">,
U.K<o:p></o:p>
> <B
style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal"><o:p> </o:p>
> <B
style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal">Sat
22nd March - Rhu Bar- London
Street, Basingstoke U.K Fri
29th March- Sonartheque- Chicago Ave, CHICAGO USA Mon 31st March- SPOON-
Chicago , USA<o:p></o:p>
> <o:p> </o:p>
> -----------------------------------------------------<o:p></o:p>
> <o:p> </o:p>
> <B
style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal">COMING
SOON.. April
10th - May 5th - SambaLoco - Brazilian Drum n Bass
Classics Tour May 2003- Michael Rutten - Future Sound of Jazz 9 Tour
(Compost Records) May 2003- Nu Spirit
<st1:City><st1:place>Helsinki</st1:place></st1:City>
U.K DJ tour May 2003- Nick Matthews- North American Tour  <o:p></o:p>
> ---------------------------------------------------- March
2003- The Agency Chart <o:p></o:p>
> 1. SambaLoco- Brazilian Drum n Bass Classics
(Trama)<o:p></o:p>
> 2. <st1:City><st1:place>LV</st1:place></st1:City> vs Prince- No Funk (So Perfect) (Schiffo
Disko)<o:p></o:p>
> 3. Susumu Yokota- Rainbow Flag (Play Label
CD-R)<o:p></o:p>
> 4. Patricia Marx-
Despertar (Nova Vida / Trama)<o:p></o:p>
> 5. <TT>The </TT><st1:City><st1:place><TT>Detroit</TT></st1:place></st1:City><TT> Experiment - Space Odyssey
(Rope A Dope)<o:p></o:p></TT>
> 6. <TT>Modaji - Live Wire (Super 8)</TT><o:p></o:p>
> 7. <TT>Voom: Voom - Baby  (Compost)</TT><o:p></o:p>
> 8. Russ Gabriel- Spirit of Corea (Soul on Wax) 9. Dzihan &
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>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 12:11:51 -0500
> From: "Citrona Recordings" <info_at_citrona.net>
> Subject: RE: [acid-jazz] fsoj 9
>
> >>An overall judgement of FSOJ 9 is more future than jazz.
> >>Their is clearly an emphasis on the electronic scene and as
> >>(it sadly) states in the pressrelease ; "it leaves behind the Nujazz
> stuff".
>
> Walker my man, come on now, this is the kind of thing I personally like
> to hear. Forward thinking you know......
>
> Let's keep moving forward please.....
>
> >>>Not dancefloor material but truly beautiful.
>
> Yep, music is not just all about the dance floor.
>
> Anyway, Nice review.
>
>
> C.
>
>
> Citrona Recordings
> 2024 Highland Street
> Amelia Island, FL. 32034
> www.citrona.net
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 12:26:55 -0500
> From: David Luckin <David_Luckin_at_WJCT.pbs.org>
> Subject: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
>
> donknox_at_pacbell.net writes:
> >Does anyone know if Yukimi done other work as a solo artist? Or with
another group?
> >
> >Don
>
> Hi Don:
> Just received a new release from Norway on the Dealers of Nordic Music
label or DNM the track is called Swell Session and
> Yukimi handles the vocal...the name of the release is Nordic Lounge and it
is excellent but not yet distributed in the States.
>
> david
>
>
> David Luckin
> NightFlight Host 89.9 FM NPR
> 100 Festival Park Ave
> Jacksonville, FL 32202
> 904.358.6365
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 12:36:00 -0600
> From: "Dirk van den Heuvel" <dirkv_at_groovedis.com>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Groove Dis Highlights for 03-02-03
>
> I know a lot of people were looking for that RSL 12"--it's now in stock.
>
> Dirk van den Heuvel
> President/GM, Groove Distribution
> Deep. Jazzy. Soulful. Groovy Dance Music.
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>
> The New Releases list and the Restocks List for this week are now posted
on
> our website at http://www.groovedis.com .
>
> These are just some of the highlights from this week's New Releases List.
>
> Downtempo/Leftfield: New 12" and CD from Chicago new soul artist Andreus
in
> a D'Angelo style, more copies of Bell's "Rhythm Machine" 12" on Soul Jazz,
> brand new full length CD and LP from kings of chill out Bent, new 7" of
funk
> from Color Climax on Breakin' Bread, mix of downtempo and broken beat with
> battle breaks, accapellas, and effects on the new 12" from I Maniaci Dei
> Dischi on Temposphere, more copies of Kit Clayton "When Cedars Fall" back
in
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> 12" of world beat downtempo from Peppe Barra on Temposphere, tasty
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> 7" from Poindexter from the Money label, new 12" from RSL with one up
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> cut and one downtempo, both with a funky latin kinda Mr Scruff style,
super
> low priced label sampler CD from Memphis Industries with 17 "schizo &
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>
> Drum & Bass: Two 12"s of Bad Company "Mo' Fire" with remixes by Andy C &
> Fierce, and Rawhill Cru, plus a Dillinja mix of a BC classic, the new 12"
> from Brazil's Drumagick on Samba Loco is a hard and funky cut far from
"Easy
> Boom" but b/w a more mellow cut, two excellent tracks from Insiders one
> called "Detroit" with a deep techy edge and one called "Chicago" with a
warm
> house vibe (get it?), plus a second deep funky 12" from Insiders on
> Frontline, new D12" from John B with mostly electro meets breaks tracks
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from
> Rootsman meets R. Joe gets a firin' jump up jungle remix, new 12" of deep
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>
> Hip Hop: New previously unreleased tracks and mixes by the Beastie Boys
from
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tracks
> w/ pic sleeve.
>
> House: New 12" from Ark aka Shalark on CCS with a killer Akufen remix,
> Franck Roger drops a real deep cut for BRS, Mission Control remixes both
> Luther Vandross and Bill Withers with pumpin' house beats, Royksopp's
"Eple"
> sees a new round of remixes, with Fatboy Slim and Shakedown on one 12" and
> Blackstrobe and Boris Duglosch on the second, new from G-Swing Chicagoans
> Translusent drop a fantastic 12" of, you guessed it, swing house, Trash
> Palace 12" with a Headman remix, Who Da Funk with the Freaks remix back in
> stock.
>
> Nu Jazz/Broken Beat: Izzi Dunn finally comes with the remix 12" of "Fire"
> with Restless Soul, Afronaught and Unsung Heroes all taking it on, the
Super
> 8 label re-releases a older Modaji cut previously only available on a
> Japanese CD, dope funky Brazillian nu-jazz flavor, limited white labels on
> the new Ne-Grove 12" of deep raw broken beats on Pure Filth, Sonar
> Kollective Ep 12" with 4 exclusive cuts by Ame, Pathless, Ras, and DJ Ghe.
>
> 2-Step/UK Garage/Nu Skool Breaks: 2nd II None with a heavy new 12" of
> dancehall UKG on Road, Artful Dodger with a new 12" in a basement style
with
> ragga MCs on Public Demand, John B's new D12" is mostly electro meets
breaks
> some with a 2-step vibe, new 12" from Klaus Heavyweight Hill (one half of
2
> Sinners) that was featured on Tayo's Y4K mix, white labels of the
> Rocklickers basement 2-step with a eastern vibe and mean female MCs,
massive
> 4 beat Garage 12" from Soulo with an gigantic bass line, new 12" from
> Sticky, the man behind the massive "Booo" with swingin' drums and massive
> bass.
>
> Other: The re-issue label Re-joint has a hot new(old) 12" of heavy
> Afro-Cuban jazz from Al Gonzales and Teodoro Morales, Breakin' Point
> Magazine with Bad Company on the cover and a free CD mixed by E-Z Rollers,
> incredible CD ROM video of mash-up remixes by Eclectic Method, new Jockey
> Slut with Royksopp on the cover and 2 free CDs.
>
> For more info on these releases and the full listing of what new titles we
> have in stock this week please check our New Releases List.
>
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> Alternatively, you can call us at 888-GROOVE-4 ext.103.
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 19:31:53 +0100
> From: "matthew soul" <matthewsoul_at_msn.com>
> Subject: Re: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
>
> check this:
>
> Hird feat Yukimi Nagano - 'Keep You Kimi' (DNM)
>
> also on the 'FSOJ 9' compilation on Compost.
> also on the 'Nording Lounge' thing David was talkin about.
> also on Alan Brown's proper 'Destination Out' compilation (instrumental
> version that is, so without Yukimi).
>
> Mattie S.
> - --------
>
> >From: David Luckin <David_Luckin_at_WJCT.pbs.org>
> >To: donknox_at_pacbell.net
> >CC: m.ogawa_at_worldnet.att.net, acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu
> >Subject: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> >Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 12:26:55 -0500
> >
> >donknox_at_pacbell.net writes:
> > >Does anyone know if Yukimi done other work as a solo artist? Or with
> >another group?
> > >
> > >Don
> >
> >Hi Don:
> >Just received a new release from Norway on the Dealers of Nordic Music
> >label or DNM the track is called Swell Session and
> >Yukimi handles the vocal...the name of the release is Nordic Lounge and
it
> >is excellent but not yet distributed in the States.
> >
> >david
> >
> >
> >David Luckin
> >NightFlight Host 89.9 FM NPR
> >100 Festival Park Ave
> >Jacksonville, FL 32202
> >904.358.6365
>
>
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> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 20:27:04 +0100
> From: "torkel forsberg :meccca:" <mecca_at_telia.com>
> Subject: Re: Re(2): [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
>
> Correction:
>
> DNM is a S w e d i s h label, as are Swell Session and Yukimi Nagano
swedes.
> Some info on the Nordic Lounge Compilation and their first twelve inch
> release Hird "Keep you Hird" (which is featured in an instrumental version
> on the compilation, but has also a vocal version with miss Nagano called
> "Keep You Kimi" and a Plej remix on the EP) can be found on www.dnm.se
>
> More info on the Swell Session releases and other Gonkyburg acts can be
> found on www.hollow.nu
>
> all the best
>
> - - - -
>
> Torkel Forsberg - Meccca Promotion
> Kungshojdsgatan 11B - 411 20 Gothenburg SWEDEN
> Tel +46 707 405009 - Fax +46 31 151519
> mecca_at_telia.com http://www.nefertiti.se
> DJ TEL // CLUB MECCCA -GONKYBURG
>
> - ----- Original Message -----
> From: "matthew soul" <matthewsoul_at_msn.com>
> To: <acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu>
> Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 7:31 PM
> Subject: Re: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
>
>
> > check this:
> >
> > Hird feat Yukimi Nagano - 'Keep You Kimi' (DNM)
> >
> > also on the 'FSOJ 9' compilation on Compost.
> > also on the 'Nording Lounge' thing David was talkin about.
> > also on Alan Brown's proper 'Destination Out' compilation (instrumental
> > version that is, so without Yukimi).
> >
> > Mattie S.
> > --------
> >
> > >From: David Luckin <David_Luckin_at_WJCT.pbs.org>
> > >To: donknox_at_pacbell.net
> > >CC: m.ogawa_at_worldnet.att.net, acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu
> > >Subject: Re(2): [acid-jazz] [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
> > >Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 12:26:55 -0500
> > >
> > >donknox_at_pacbell.net writes:
> > > >Does anyone know if Yukimi done other work as a solo artist? Or with
> > >another group?
> > > >
> > > >Don
> > >
> > >Hi Don:
> > >Just received a new release from Norway on the Dealers of Nordic Music
> > >label or DNM the track is called Swell Session and
> > >Yukimi handles the vocal...the name of the release is Nordic Lounge and
> it
> > >is excellent but not yet distributed in the States.
> > >
> > >david
> > >
> > >
> > >David Luckin
> > >NightFlight Host 89.9 FM NPR
> > >100 Festival Park Ave
> > >Jacksonville, FL 32202
> > >904.358.6365
> >
> >
> > _________________________________________________________________
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> >
> >
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 14:32:20 -0500
> From: David Luckin <David_Luckin_at_WJCT.pbs.org>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Re(2): Re(2): [acid jazz] Koop Tour in North America
>
> mecca_at_telia.com writes:
> >DNM is a S w e d i s h label, as are Swell Session and Yukimi Nagano
swedes.
>
> Dear Torkel
> Thanks for the correction... the music is exceptional. and we will be
playing the Swell Session as well as Hird (instrumental
> version) on March 22 on NightFlight 10 pm Saturday for those of you in the
listening area of WJCT FM 89.9 NPR
>
> david
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 20:55:06 +0100
> From: Lars Behrenroth / BOC Productions <lars_at_housesound.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] + Radio Links Updates +
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 16:28:35 -0800
> From: Velanche Stewart <vstewart_at_calpoly.edu>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
>
> Duh...sent that off too soon. I'm not sure of the original artist who
> did "Turn Off The Lights."
>
> V.
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 16:27:16 -0800
> From: Velanche Stewart <vstewart_at_calpoly.edu>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> Hello:
>
> I've been given a challenge this week, and I'm going to see if I can
> pull this one off.
>
> I'm trying to compile of list of cover versions of tunes as redone by
> the artists that we are most fond of--both recent and not-so-recent. I'm
> going home tonight to dig through my music collection, but if you have
> any info that you'd like to send to me then please do so privately.
>
> For instance, here are two covers I am thinking off-the-cuff...
>
> Frank de JoJo--Turn Off The Lights
> Jason Moran--Planet Rock (original by Afrika Bambaata)
>
> There's a good reason why I'm in need of info, and I will clue you in
> very soon. Thanks!
>
> Velanche
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 16:31:59 -0800
> From: Joe Rice <joe_at_justiceleague.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> All of the Another Late Night comps feature covers by the compiling
> artists. I'm pretty fond of Tommy Guerrero's version of the Beatles'
> "Come Together."
>
> Massive Attack covering William DeVaughn's "Be Thankful..." Heck,
> Snooze covering Massive Attack with "Tribute to Horace Andy."
>
> Um, didn't Black Science Orchestra do Coltrane's "Love Supreme?"
>
> There was an album on Repap that had a version of Purple Haze. Bobby
> Trafalger or Truant?
>
> There's the Ubiquity Rewind comp, too.
>
> Joe
>
>
> At 4:27 PM -0800 3/3/03, Velanche Stewart wrote:
> >Hello:
> >
> >I've been given a challenge this week, and I'm going to see if I can
> >pull this one off.
> >
> >I'm trying to compile of list of cover versions of tunes as redone by
> >the artists that we are most fond of--both recent and not-so-recent. I'm
> >going home tonight to dig through my music collection, but if you have
> >any info that you'd like to send to me then please do so privately.
> >
> >For instance, here are two covers I am thinking off-the-cuff...
> >
> >Frank de JoJo--Turn Off The Lights
> >Jason Moran--Planet Rock (original by Afrika Bambaata)
> >
> >There's a good reason why I'm in need of info, and I will clue you in
> >very soon. Thanks!
> >
> >Velanche
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 16:31:15 -0800
> From: Joe Rice <joe_at_justiceleague.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
>
> That'd be Larry Young's Fuel.
>
> Joe
>
> At 4:28 PM -0800 3/3/03, Velanche Stewart wrote:
> >Duh...sent that off too soon. I'm not sure of the original artist who
> >did "Turn Off The Lights."
> >
> >V.
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 19:32:39 -0500
> From: gdehlndnmthrfckr <downtown81_at_rogers.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Covers...Whoops!a
>
> ...larry young from his jazz-funk CLASSIC lp, FUEL.
>
> on 3/3/03 19:28, Velanche Stewart at vstewart_at_calpoly.edu wrote:
>
> >
> > Duh...sent that off too soon. I'm not sure of the original artist who
> > did "Turn Off The Lights."
> >
> > V.
> >
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 19:51:30 -0500
> From: gdehlndnmthrfckr <downtown81_at_rogers.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> ...still lovin' the Fuzz Against Junk's take on Talking Heads' "Born Under
> Punches" on NUPHONIC!
>
> on 3/3/03 19:31, Joe Rice at joe_at_justiceleague.com wrote:
>
> > All of the Another Late Night comps feature covers by the compiling
> > artists. I'm pretty fond of Tommy Guerrero's version of the Beatles'
> > "Come Together."
> >
> > Massive Attack covering William DeVaughn's "Be Thankful..." Heck,
> > Snooze covering Massive Attack with "Tribute to Horace Andy."
> >
> > Um, didn't Black Science Orchestra do Coltrane's "Love Supreme?"
> >
> > There was an album on Repap that had a version of Purple Haze. Bobby
> > Trafalger or Truant?
> >
> > There's the Ubiquity Rewind comp, too.
> >
> > Joe
> >
> >
> > At 4:27 PM -0800 3/3/03, Velanche Stewart wrote:
> >> Hello:
> >>
> >> I've been given a challenge this week, and I'm going to see if I can
> >> pull this one off.
> >>
> >> I'm trying to compile of list of cover versions of tunes as redone by
> >> the artists that we are most fond of--both recent and not-so-recent.
I'm
> >> going home tonight to dig through my music collection, but if you have
> >> any info that you'd like to send to me then please do so privately.
> >>
> >> For instance, here are two covers I am thinking off-the-cuff...
> >>
> >> Frank de JoJo--Turn Off The Lights
> >> Jason Moran--Planet Rock (original by Afrika Bambaata)
> >>
> >> There's a good reason why I'm in need of info, and I will clue you in
> >> very soon. Thanks!
> >>
> >> Velanche
> >
> >
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 19:21:35 -0800 (PST)
> From: t-bird <djtbird1_at_yahoo.com>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Fwd: l.a.: reminder about t-bird's
"not-at-my-house-warming party" friday!!
>
> > hey,
> >
> > just a note to remind you about the bird's
> > "not-at-my-house-warming party"...
> >
> > what: a party in celebration of my new digs
> > when: friday 3/7 8pm-2am
> > where: arsenal bar & restaurant (310) 575-5511,
> > 12012
> > W Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90064-1127, US --map
> > weblink:
> >
>
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?address=12012%20W%20Pico%20Blvd&city=Lo
s%20Angeles&state=CA&county=Los
> > who: me (t-bird), mark farmer, patrick & tim (friday
> > residents @ arsenal).
> > why: doesn't everyone like parties?
> >
> >
> >
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> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 21:04:10 -0800
> From: Erik Gaderlund <erikg_at_macconnect.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Yukimi Nagano Invents New Singing Style - KOOP in
SF
>
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>
> At 08:52 -0800 03/01/03, Don Knox wrote:
> >Based on the volume of commentary of Koop's performances around the
> >globe, I didn't know what to expect last night. I'm happy to say I
> >was impressed.
> >
> >The band was incredibly tight as everyone said, but it was Yukimi
> >that blew me away.
> >
> >OK, so her stage presence was a bit under-developed or perhaps just
> >unusual. When she sang the first song, I was immediately put
> >off because I wanted it to sound like I remember...beautiful, fluid
> >and smooth.
> >
> >What happened was Yukimi sang like no one I've ever heard before. By
> >the 2nd song, I was digging her style, albeit an affected style that
> >is totally original.
>
> Hmm, as another AJz'er at the show, I'd say I'm more with Don, than
> Mark. I found that Yukimi tended to wander enough that I couldn't
> always tell if she was a little off key, and then only if I
> concentrated.
> I was supprised by how low her range was--used to 'Summer Sun' range,
> and I do think her diction was quite good, I could actually follow
> the lyrics.
> Though I do agree with Mark that the drummer was not great, but, I
> found the vibe solos not much better, I guess he's no Bobby
> Hutcherson.
> Overall I did enjoy it, but, then I had won a pair of tickets, and
> only had to pay the 'userey' charge for two tickets (I noticed that
> for the Ticketweb.com user sign-up you can pick 'Acid Jazz' as one of
> your 'interested in..' music categories.)
> All in all, a pretty good night out for a little over $100 (I was
> paying for dinner and a show for friends.)
>
> erik g
>
> p.s. we all need to meet in the lounge for a pre-night toast, and I
> probably should have been more conspicuous by wearing my yellow
> Swedish National jersey. Up for R=F6yksopp this Friday??
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> <html><head><style type=3D"text/css"></style><title>Re: [acid-jazz] Yukimi Nagano Invents New Singing
> Styl</title></head><body>
> <div>At 08:52 -0800 03/01/03, Don Knox wrote:</div>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite>Based
> on the volume of commentary of Koop's performances
> around the globe, I didn't know what to expect last night. I'm happy
> to say I was impressed.</blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite> </blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite>The band
was
> incredibly tight as everyone said, but it was Yukimi that blew me
> away.</blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite> </blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite>OK, so her
> stage presence was a bit under-developed or perhaps just
> unusual. When she sang the first song, I was immediately put
> off because I wanted it to sound like I remember...beautiful,
> fluid and smooth. </blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite> </blockquote>
> <blockquote type=3D"cite" cite>What
> happened was Yukimi sang like no one I've ever heard before. By the
> 2nd song, I was digging her style, albeit an affected style that is
> totally original.</blockquote>
> <div> </div>
> <div>Hmm, as another AJz'er at the show, I'd say I'm more with Don,
> than Mark.  I found that Yukimi tended to wander enough that I
> couldn't always tell if she was a little off key, and then only if I
> concentrated.</div>
> <div>I was supprised by how low her range was--used to 'Summer Sun'
> range, and I do think her diction was quite good, I could actually
> follow the lyrics.</div>
> <div>Though I do agree with Mark that the drummer was not great, but,
> I found the vibe solos not much better, I guess he's no Bobby
> Hutcherson.</div>
> <div>Overall I did enjoy it, but, then I had won a pair of tickets,
> and only had to pay the 'userey' charge for two tickets (I noticed
> that for the Ticketweb.com user sign-up you can pick 'Acid Jazz' as
> one of your 'interested in..' music categories.) </div>
> <div>All in all, a pretty good night out for a little over $100 (I was
> paying for dinner and a show for friends.)</div>
> <div> </div>
> <div>erik g</div>
> <div> </div>
> <div>p.s. we all need to meet in the lounge for a pre-night toast, and
> I probably should have been more conspicuous by wearing my yellow
> Swedish National jersey.  Up for R=F6yksopp this Friday??</div>
> </body>
> </html>
> - --============_-1165368007==_ma============--
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 21:18:56 -0800 (PST)
> From: leterel <leterel_at_yahoo.com>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] So Cal Events
>
> March 5 (Wed)
> Twine -- fuckedCluster. Concrete Cookie & The Dog
> (Mash Up / Underground / KläNg KläNg), MechaMecha
> (Mash Up / KläNg KläNg), Invictus (KläNg KläNg /
> Candlelight / Sound Strafing), Diskore (Darkmatter /
> Spectrumega Media). Venue: Knitting Factory. 10pm -
> 1am. $5.
>
>
> March 5 (Wed)
> Royksopp (Wall of Sound / Astralwerks). Venue: Henry
> Fonda Theatre.
>
>
> March 7 (Fri)
> Harvest -- LIVE: Logreybeam (Music aus Strom / Neo
> Ouija / Delicatessen / Merck), Hologram (Natural
> Resource), Anon (Fuel / Eyephunk / Echolocation) --
> DJs: ADJ (Outside / Pyramid Transmissions), Jeff Nagel
> (Outside / Pyramid Transmissions). Venue: King King.
> 9pm - 3am. $10. Presented by Pax and E.L.M.
>
>
> March 8 (Sat)
> Ladytron (Emperor Norton), Simian (Astralwerks).
> Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre.
>
>
> March 8 (Sat)
> Tabla Beat Science -- Bill Laswell (Subharmonic / Sub
> Rosa / EFA / Fax / WordSound / Meta), Karsh Kale,
> Ustad Sultan Khan, Zakir Hussain. Venue: Royce Hall.
>
>
> March 12 (Wed)
> Art Symposium -- Scanner (Scannerfunk / Bip-Hop /
> Sulfur / Sub Rosa / Primitive / Ash). Venue: Isla
> Vista Theater 1.
>
>
> March 13 (Thu)
> DJ Vadim [live] (Ninja Tune / Jazz Fudge) & Russian
> Percussion, DJ First Rate (Scratch Perverts), DJs on
> Strike, The Parallel Mechanics. Venue: The Casbah.
> Presented by imputor?
>
>
> March 14 (Fri)
> Mash Up -- LIVE: Another Electronic Musician, Concrete
> Cookie & The Dog (Mash Up / Underground / KläNg KläNg)
> - -- DJs: DJ Tense (Apocalypse / Low Res), MechaMecha
> (Mash Up / KläNg KläNg), Gas Chamber Marutaz (Alive),
> DJ Diskore (Darkmatter / Spectrumega Media). Venue:
> The Smell. 9pm. $5.
>
>
> March 14 (Fri)
> LIVE: DJ Vadim (Ninja Tune / Jazz Fudge) & Russian
> Percussion. Venue: Temple Bar.
>
>
> March 15 (Sat)
> Digital Dreams -- Titonton Duvante (Starbaby /
> Residual / Palette / Metamorphic / Multiplex /
> Commercial Suicide), Jonra (Sequence / Freethinking /
> Designforms). Venue: TBA. $10. Presented by
> Designforms.
>
>
> March 15 (Sat)
> Dj Ink (Metalheadz), Mok & Rusta (Databass), Hazen
> (Databass), XXXL (Databass). Venue: The Troubadour
>
>
> March 26 (Wed)
> Twine -- LIVE: Inerex (Current), Dubloner (Eight
> Frozen Modules). Venue: Knitting Factory. 10pm - 1am.
> $5.
>
>
> March 28 (Fri)
> Warp Records Tour -- Plaid (Warp / Clear / GPR),
> Prefuse 73 (Savath & Savalas / Delarosa and Asora /
> Warp / Hefty / Schematic), Andrew Weatherall (Two Lone
> Swordsmen / Sabres of Paradise / Warp / Rotters Golf
> Club). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre. 9pm. $20. Tickets
> available at TicketMaster outlets.
>
>
> March 29 (Sat)
> LIVE: Akira Rabelais (EFA), Steve Roden (Line/12K /
> Fallt / New Plastic Music / Interior Sounds), J. Frede
> (RDR / Topscore / Doctsect), Kit Clayton (Cytrax) and
> Susan Costabile [audio/visual piece]. Venue: TBA.
> Presented by Green Galactic, Current Records, and
> American Composers Forum of L.A.
>
>
> March 29 (Sat)
> Kid Koala (Bullfrog / Ninja Tune), DJ P-Love, DJ
> Jester. Venue: Knitting Factory. 2 shows: 7pm and
> 10pm. $15. A night of piano, turntable, and
> storytelling.
>
>
> April 6 (Sun)
> [eraser] -- LIVE: Captain Ahab (Irritant), edIT (Skor
> / Dublab), Cutetheory -- DJ: Sariah Storm
> (Tepischore). Venue: The Echo. 9pm - 1am. $5.
>
>
> April 7 (Mon)
> Sigur Ros (Fat Cat), The Album Leaf (Tiger Style).
> Venue Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
>
>
> April 11 (Fri)
> LIVE: Stewart Walker (Atlajala / Demetrius / Persona /
> Force Inc. / Mosquito / Belief Systems / Tektite /
> Tresor / Mille Plateaux / Minus / Beta Bodega /
> Background / Matrix / Deepfried / Minimalistix), Greg
> Schiff (Persona / Fiji / Lap Dance), Geoff White
> (Cytrax). Venue: King King. Presented by Pax.
>
>
> April 11 (Fri)
> [eraser] -- LIVE: Nobukazu Takemura [feat. John
> Herndon from Tortoise and Matt Lux from Isotope 217]
> (Thrill Jockey), UFO! (Phunckateck / Commercial
> Suicide) -- DJs: Nobody (Ubiquity) vs. Jasper (Cytrax
> / Delay / Force Inc.), Echo vs. Pieter K (Metaformal /
> Palette / Breakbeat Science / F-111 / Celestial).
> Venue: Spaceland. 9pm - 2am. $10. Presented by XLR8R.
>
>
> April 16 (Wed)
> Twine -- ABA Structure (Fungus / Plastic City). Venue:
> Knitting Factory. 10pm - 1am. $5.
>
>
> April 19 (Sat)
> LIVE: Chris Clark (Warp), Mira Calix (Warp). Venue:
> Mobius. Presented by Pax.
>
>
> April 19 (Sat)
> Schneider TM (City Slang / Mute), The Faint (Saddle
> Creek). Venue: Glass House.
>
>
> April 20 (Sun)
> Schneider TM (City Slang / Mute), The Faint (Saddle
> Creek), Les Savy Fav (Self-Starter Foundation / French
> Kiss). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre.
>
>
> April 21 (Mon)
> Schneider TM (City Slang / Mute), The Faint (Saddle
> Creek), Les Savy Fav (Self-Starter Foundation / French
> Kiss). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre.
>
>
> May 6 (Tue)
> Adult (Ersatz Audio / Clone). Venue: The Echo.
>
>
> May 7 (Wed)
> Broadcast (Warp). Venue: The Troubadour. $13
>
>
> May 14 (Wed)
> Prefuse 73 (Savath & Savalas / Delarosa and Asora /
> Warp / Hefty / Schematic), RJD2 (Def Jux), Beans
> (Warp). Venue: The Casbah. Presented by imputor?
>
>
> May 15 (Thu)
> Prefuse 73 (Savath & Savalas / Delarosa and Asora /
> Warp / Hefty / Schematic), RJD2 (Def Jux), Beans
> (Warp). Venue: The Troubadour
>
>
> May 21 (Wed)
> Twine -- Carabina 30 30 [feat. Dandy Jack and
> Luciano]. Venue: Knitting Factory. 10pm - 1am. $5.
>
>
> June 16 (Mon)
> Cinematic Orchestra (Ninja Tune). Venue: Spaceland Of
> Dreams
>
>
> June 11 (Wed)
> Mr. Projectile (Toytronic / Paroticmusic / Topscore /
> Musik aus Strom), Adam Johnson (Merck / Musik aus
> Strom), Miles Tillman (Toytronic / Sub:marine). Venue:
> Knitting Factory. 10pm - 1am. $5.
>
>
> So Cal IDM Page
> http://home.earthlink.net/~efrans/scidm/
>
>
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> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 21:14:58 -0800
> From: Mark Turner <nugroove_at_pacbell.net>
> Subject: [acid-jazz] Gilles Peterson CD in Muzik
>
> FYI the March issue of Muzik has a very cool Gilles Peterson mix CD on the
> cover. Snatch it up while you still can...
>
> - --
> Mark Turner (DJ Rocky Rococo)
> nugroove_at_pacbell.net
> www.jazzadelica.com
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2003 21:20:35 -0800
> From: BRIAN <bbaltin_at_earthlink.net>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> Hello,
>
> Here are a few off the top of my head:
>
> Two Banks of Four, Afro-Blue (original by Mongo Santamaria)
>
> Galliano, Prince of Peace (Leon Thomas + Pharoah Sanders)
> Brooklyn Funk Essentials, The Creator Has a Master Plan (Leon Thomas +
> Pharoah Sanders)
>
> 4Hero, Les Fleur (Minnie Riperton)
>
> Da Lata, Ponteio (Edu Lobo)
>
> United Future Organization, Stolen Moments (Oliver Nelson)/Upa Neguinho
(Edu
> Lobo)/Moondance (Van Morrison)/I'll Bet You Thought I'd Never Find You
(Jon
> Hendricks)/Flying Saucer (can't remember)/Make It Better (Gilberto
> Gil)/Listen Love (Jon Lucien)
>
> Nuyorican Soul, I Am the Blackgold of the Sun (Rotary Connection)/Shoshana
> (Cal Tjader)/Nautilus (Bob James)/Runaway (Loleatta Holloway)
>
> The Subterraneans, A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie)
>
> Incognito, Nights Over Egypt (Jones Girls)/Always There (Ronnie
Laws)/Don't
> You Worry About a Thing (Stevie Wonder)
>
> Snowboy, Casa Forte (Edu Lobo)
>
> Su-Paka Pooh, Theme de Yo-Yo (Art Ensemble of Chicago)
>
> Big Bang, Speak Low (Kurt Weill/Bertolt Brecht)
>
> Monday Michiru, Lovin' You (Minnie Riperton)/Maiden Voyage (Herbie
> Hancock)/How Deep is Your Love (The Bee Gees)
>
> Mondo Grosso, Don't Let Go (Ellen McIlwhaine)/Laughter in the Rain (can't
> remember)
>
> Indian Vibes, Mathar (Dave Pike Set)
>
> Fire Island, Shout to the Top (Style Council)
>
> Sirius B, Watermelon Man (Herbie Hancock)
>
> Vida Nova, Te Caliente (Patsy Gallant)
>
> Reminiscence Quartet, Onde Anda Meu Amor (Jorge Ben)
>
> Snowboy + Noel McKoy, Lucky Fellow (Leroy Hutson)
>
> Bossa Nostra + Vicki Anderson, Home is Where the Hatred Is (Esther
Phillips)
>
> The Songstress, See-Line Woman (Nina Simone)
>
>
> Also most of the Red Hot comps, especially Red Hot + Rio and Red Hot +
> Rhapsody, and obviously Ubiquity's Rewind 1 + 2.
>
> Best,
>
> Brian Baltin
>
> http://www.liquidatorgraphics.com/
>
> *
>
> > Hello:
> >
> > I've been given a challenge this week, and I'm going to see if I can
> > pull this one off.
> >
> > I'm trying to compile of list of cover versions of tunes as redone by
> > the artists that we are most fond of--both recent and not-so-recent. I'm
> > going home tonight to dig through my music collection, but if you have
> > any info that you'd like to send to me then please do so privately.
> >
> > For instance, here are two covers I am thinking off-the-cuff...
> >
> > Frank de JoJo--Turn Off The Lights
> > Jason Moran--Planet Rock (original by Afrika Bambaata)
> >
> > There's a good reason why I'm in need of info, and I will clue you in
> > very soon. Thanks!
> >
> > Velanche
> >
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Mon, 3 Mar 2003 21:21:20 -0800
> From: Erik Gaderlund <erikg_at_macconnect.com>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> At 16:27 -0800 03/03/03, Velanche Stewart wrote:
> >Hello:
> >
> >I've been given a challenge this week, and I'm going to see if I can
> >pull this one off.
> >
> >I'm trying to compile of list of cover versions of tunes as redone by
> >the artists that we are most fond of--both recent and not-so-recent. I'm
> >going home tonight to dig through my music collection, but if you have
> >any info that you'd like to send to me then please do so privately.
> >
> >For instance, here are two covers I am thinking off-the-cuff...
> >
> >Frank de JoJo--Turn Off The Lights
> >Jason Moran--Planet Rock (original by Afrika Bambaata)
> >
> >There's a good reason why I'm in need of info, and I will clue you in
> >very soon. Thanks!
> >
> >Velanche
>
> What about the "Come on Baby Light My Fire", Horace Andy/Massive
> Attack on "Protection" Ella on one of the Blue Breaks comps (2 I
> think). And, I think there's a version by Shirley Bassey.
> JTQ do "Starsky and Hutch Theme", "A Whole Lotta Love" (Zepplin)
> And, my favorite is Sun Ra and his Arkestra doing "Pink Elephants on
> Parade" (Dumbo), on the Disney compilation "Stay Awake".
> Can't think of more recent stuff.
>
> erik g
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 00:59:17 -0800
> From: "Ron Eazy" <jack_at_mountaincable.net>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> Some of my favourite cover tunes are as follows:
>
> Elis Regina - "Roda" (Gilberto Gil)
> Billy Ball and the Upsetters Feat. Roosevelt Matthews - "Tighten Up"
(Archie
> Bell and The Drells)
> Charanga 76 - "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" (McFadden & White)
> Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings - "What Have You Done For Me lately?"
(Janet
> Jackson)
> Jose Feliciano - "California Dreamin'" (The Mamas and the Papas)
> Karin Krog - "Watermelon Man" (Herbie Hancock)
> Herbie Hancock and Quincey Jones - "Take Five" (Dave Brubeck)
> Letta Mbulu - "What is Wrong With Groovin'" (Hugh Masakela)
> Bugz in the Attic - "Zombie" (Fela Kuti)
>
> Mmmmmmmmmm.. most of those being preferred by me to the originals..
>
> Ron
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 01:00:29 -0800
> From: "Ron Eazy" <jack_at_mountaincable.net>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> Oh and who could forget..
>
> Phyllis Dillon - Women of the Ghetto (Marlena Shaw)
>
> MY GOD!
>
> Ron
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2003 08:40:11 +0200
> From: "heikki_at_enalahyysalo.fi" <heikki_at_enalahyysalo.fi>
> Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Looking For Cover Tunes
>
> the new mastersounds - nervous (as 'nervous track' by ny yorican soul)
>
>
> heikki k | turku soul mafia
>
> ------------------------------
>
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