Fresh from gigs across the world, from Prague to Peru? resident mixology Markus Schulz returns to lake the listeners on a journey of the newest tunes from the Coldharbour staple. Be sure to tune in for the latest world premiers? the weekly Global Selection winner? and the announcement of the next destination for the Global DJ Broadcast World Tour.

01. Kenneth Thomas & Chad Cisneros - Breakthrough (Oliver Smith Late Night Remix)
02. Moonbeam Featuring Avis Vox - Storm of Clouds
03. Seb Olavi - 25th of June
04. Marco V - Coma Aid (Remix)
05. The Thrillseekers Featuring Fisher - The Last Time (Club Mix)
06. B.E.N. - Raised (Danilo Ercole Remix)
07. Anton Firtich - Moonlight Madness
08. Synthika - Nirvana
09. Keemo & Tim Royko Featuring Cosmo Klein - Beautiful Lie (Inpetto Remix)
10. R.E.N.O.I.S.E. - Synthetic Fantasy
11. OceanLab - Breaking Ties (Duderstadt Remix)
12. Mike Foyle Presents Statica - Bittersweet Nightshade [Global Selection]
13. Ronski Speed Featuring Karen Ires - Revolving Doors (Sun Decade Remix)
14. B.E.N. & Mark Sixma - Untitled
15. G-Sky - Ursa Minor
16. Paul Van Dyk Featuring Ashley Tomberlin - Complicated (Kyau & Albert Remix)
17. Dyor - Vision (Big Emotion Mix)
18. Myon & Shane 54 Featuring Carrie Skipper - Vampire (Gareth Emery’s Garuda Remix)
19. Ali Wilson - Heat Haze
20. Ashley Wallbridge - Masqurade (Nifra Remix)
21. Riva - Who Do You Love Now? (Stringer) (Bart Claessen 08 Tek Bootleg)
22. Ilya Soloviev & Paul Miller - Lover Summer (Orjan Nilsen Remix)

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Here’s the big list:

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP: VERY BEST OF (MONO)
KRAFTWERK: AUTOBAHN (US VERTIGO PRESSING)
OMD: ARCHITECTURE & MORALITY
WINGS: WILD LIFE
BOB SEGER: SMOKIN’ O.P.’S
THE HOLLIES: GREATEST (MONO)
FREDDIE AND THE DREAMERS: BEST OF

GRATEFUL DEAD: AMERICAN BEAUTY (RHINO RECORDS PRESSING)

DANIEL JOHNSTON: HI, HOW ARE YOU (ETERNAL YIP REISSUE)

REDD KROSS: BORN INNOCENT (PURPLE VINYL REISSUE)

THE FREE DESIGN: ONE BY ONE (LIGHT IN THE ATTIC REISSUE)

THE FREE DESIGN: SING FOR VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE (LIGHT IN THE ATTIC REISSUE)

BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE: THIER SATANIC MAJESTIES SECOND REQUEST (WHITE VINYL)
SOFT MACHINE/MARK LEEMAN 5/DEEP FEELING/T-BONES: ROCK GENERATION VOL. 8
VARIOUS ARTISTS: HARD CELL (CELLULOID COMP. FEATURING MASSACRE, GOLDEN PALOMINOS, DEADLINE, JIMI HENDRIX…)
BEACH BOYS: PET SOUNDS (MONO, VG-)
MOTT THE HOOPLE: SELF-TITLED (1970)
THE FUGS: GOLDEN FILTH (LIVE @ THE FILLMORE EAST)
C,S,N,Y: SELF-TITLED
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD: GOLDEN HITS
HARRY NILSSON: PUSSY CATS (PRODUCED BY JOHN LENNON, WITH RINGO STARR AND KEITH MOON)
IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY…TODAY
NRBQ: SELF-TITLED (COLUMBIA 2 EYE 360 STEREO, SUN RA COVER)
NRBQ: SCRAPS (KAMA SUTRA RECORDS)
OSMONDS: CRAZY HORSES (HEAVY ROCK ALBUM FROM THE FAMOUS FAMILY, MUST HEAR!)
OSMONDS: THE PLAN (FOLLOW UP TO CRAZY HORSES, RELIGOUS PSYCH ALBUM!!)
JANIS JOPLIN: SOUNDTRACK FROM JANIS MOVIE (2LP COLLECTION WITH SONGS, LIVE TRACKS, INTERVIEWS)
EDDIE AND THE HOT RODS: LIFE ON THE LINE
THE EXPLOITED: DEATH BEFORE DISHONOUR (ROUGH JUSTICE/COMBAT RECORDS)
VELVET UNDERGROUND: VU (A COLLECTION OF PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED RECORDINGS)
TOM WAITS: RAIN DOGS
TOM WAITS: FOREIGN AFFAIRS
TOM WAITS: NIGHTHAWKS AT THE DINER
TOM WAITS: BLUE VALENTINE
LAST KISS: WEDNESDAY
GULLIVER: SELF-TITLED (FEATURES A PRE-OATES DARYL HALL)
THE GOOD EARTH: HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN

CLAIRE HAMILL: STAGE DOOR JOHNNIES

STRING DRIVEN THING: KEEP YER ‘AND…

MARMALADE: SELF-TITLED
PAUL HAIG: HEAVEN HELP YOU NOW (DISQUES DU CREPUSCULE)
GOOD NEWS: SELF-TITLED (RURAL COUNTRY ROCK, COLUMBIA 360)
ALLMAN BROTHERS: EAT A PEACH
THE BAND: THE LAST WALTZ
JAMES AND THE GOOD BROTHERS: SELF-TITLED (CANADIAN RURAL ROCK)
THE VENTURES: THEME FROM SHAFT (SEALED ORIGINAL)

THE BACHELORS: PRESENTING

RICHARD WRIGHT: WET DREAM (PINK FLOYD)

FUNK/SOUL/DISCO:
ISAAC HAYES: MOVEMENT
ISLEY BROTHERS: BROTHERS: ISLEY
THE ORIGINALS: DEF I NI TIONS
AL GREEN: IS LOVE
MICHAEL JACKSON: THRILLER
FREDA PAYNE: BAND OF GOLD (VG)
LABELLE: MOON SHADOW
JEAN KNIGHT: MR. BIG STUFF (VG)
JOE TEX: LIVE AND LIVELY
THE SHIRELLES: VERY BEST OF
AL GREEN: SELF-TITLED (BELL RECORDS)
JIMMY CASTOR BUNCH: MAXIMUM STIMULATION
BILL SUMMERS & SUMMER HEAT: STRAIGHT TO THE BANK 12″
SUPER DISCO BAND: SELF-TITLED
MAN PARRISH: SELF-TITLED LP (ELECTRO-RAP-DISCO, WITH KLAUS NOMI)
VARIOUS ARTISTS: SUPER HITS OF R&B (2 LP COMP ON COLUMBIA RECORDS, GREAT COLLECTION!)
WILLIE HUTCH: ODE TO MY LADY
JOHNNIE TAYLOR: TAYLORED IN SILK
JAMES & BOBBY PURIFY: PURE SOUND OF THE PURIFYS (BELL RECORDS, STEREO)
THE DELLS: SELF-TITLED (BUDDAH RECORDS)

FAZE-O: GOOD THANG

VARIOUS ARTISTS: SAVE THE CHILDREN

VARIOUS ARTISTS: ROSES & REVOLUTIONS

JAZZ:
MONK: BIG BAND AND QUARTET IN CONCERT (COLUMBIA 2-EYE G.H.F.)
BARNEY BIGARD/ART HODES: BUCKET’S GOT A HOLE (DELMARK RECORDS)
PERCY HUMPHREY: AT MANNY’S TAVERN (BIOGRAPH RECORDS)
JAZUM-5
DOC SEVERINSEN: NIGHT JOURNEY
SONNY STITT: DUMPY MAMA (FLYING DUTCHMAN RECORDS)
JAYSON LINDH: RAMADAN (FUNKY SWEDISH FLUTE RECORD, CTI)
BOB JUNG AND HIS ORCHESTRA: JUNG! THE BIG BAND SYNDROME (COMMAND RECORDS, FUNKY MOMENTS)
JOHN KLEMMER: CONSTANT THROB (IMPULSE RECORDS)
RAMSEY LEWIS: UP POPS
MIKE GIBBS & GARY BURTON: IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
ZBIGNIEW SEIFERT: PASSION (W. JACK DEJOHNETTE & JOHN SCOFIELD)
IDRIS MUHAMMAD: HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN (KUDU RECORDS)
ELEVENTH HOUR: GREATEST HITS (SEALED)

STANLEY TURRENTINE: SOUL OF

GIANTS OF JAZZ: THE GUITARISTS (TIME LIFE BOX SET)

QUINCY JONES: BODY HEAT

QUINCY JONES: NDEDA

QUINCY JONES: MODE

FOLK/BLUES/GOSPEL:
ETTA JAMES: COME A LITTLE CLOSER
B.B. KING: INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI SEEDS
INCREDIBLE STRING BAND: EARTHSPAN
INCREDIBLE STRING BAND: LIQUID ACROBAT AS REGARDS THE AIR
VARIOUS ARTISTS: THE GOSPEL SOUND (2LP COLUMBIA RECORDS COMP. FROM THE 1920s-1960s)

REV. CLAUDE JETER: GREATEST HITS

JULIE DRISCOLL: THIS IS… (GERMAN PRESSING)

DAVE VAN RONK: VAN RONK (1971)

RICHARD THOMPSON: DARING ADVENTURES

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE: THESE THINGS TOO

RAP:

EPMD: UNFINISHED BUSINESS (ORIGINAL)

DR. DRE: THE CRONIC (ORIGINAL)
METHOD MAN: TICAL (ORIGINAL)

MARLEY MARL: HOUSE OF HITS (RARE 2 LP ORIGINAL)

SOUNDTRACKS:

MUSIC FROM DR. WHO (SYNTH STUFF)
DEATH WISH II (MUSIC BY JIMMY PAGE)
DEATH WISH II (MUSIC BY JIMMY PAGE, SEALED COPY)
POLTERGEIST II (MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH, SEALED COPY)
OUR MAN FLINT (MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH, MONO PRESSING)
OUR MAN FLINT (MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH, STEREO PRESSING)
LIQUID SKY
THE WARRIORS
MARJOE (STRANGE FILM ABOUT A YOUNG PREACHER, MUSIC WITH SPOKEN WORD)
THE BLACK HOLE (MUSIC BY JOHN BARRY)
HARD JOB BEING GOD (RELIGOUS ROCK ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM)
MUSIC FROM THE GREAT MOVIE THRILLERS (BERNARD HERMANN/HITCHCOCK)
CIRCLE OF LOVE
LAST OF THE SKI BUMS
INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (SEALED ORIGINAL, 80′S VERSION)
THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER (MUSIC BY DAVE GRUSIN)
SOUNDTRACK! (COLLECTION FEATURING MUSIC FROM CLEOPATRA JONES, BULLITT, CLOCKWORK ORANGE, KUNG FU…)
SUDDEN IMPACT AND OTHER THEMES (MUSIC BY LALO SCHIFRIN)
LA PELLE (ITALIAN ORIGINAL, MUSIC BY LALO SCHIFRIN)
OSTERMAN WEEKEND (MUSIC BY LALO SCHIFRIN)
ENTER THE DRAGON (MUSIC BY LALO SCHIFRIN)
BROTHERHOOD
THE FOURTH PROTOCOL
GHOST STORY
EMMANUELLE 2
EMMANUELLE 4
ICE STATION ZEBRA
MOTOWN PRESENTS PRIME TIME (TV THEME SONGS)
NORTH BY NORTHWEST

THE MOSQUITO COAST

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Tracklist:

01. Benny Electric Feat. Rextacy - Take Me To Paris [KITSCHY]
02. Leventina & Kos - title unknown [FEKTIVE / CDR]
03. Ricky Stone & Mikael Jonasson - Cantonese Woman (Presslaboys Remix) [FLAT BELLY RECORDINGS]
04. Payami & ADL - Freaky [CDR]
05. Mike Hoska - Love Life (Artego Remix) [WITTY TUNES]
06. Chris Montana - Speed of Life (Reza Remix) [S2G]
07. Familjen - Feber (Krazy Fiesta Remix) DUMB EDIT [ADRIAN / CDR]
08. Dole & Kom - Silverball [PARQUET]
09. Niko Fantin - Zoofisticated Pt 2 [FRISKY]
10. Sick - You Are So Sick (Dumb Dan Remix) [DUMBEST]
11. Tapesh & Mac-k-cee - Xylo [CABALLERO]
12. TBS - Time Machine (Alyoa Remix) [SISMIC]

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At a press conference today, the AGU announced it will not even acknowledge Mike Greenman until he begins dressing better and loses some weight.

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Judah Tribe reggae band today announced the release of the controversial single “Judgment”. The release was marked by a special concert Saturday night (November 15, 2008) at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).

The concert attracted a capacity crowd and left hundreds outside in the cold, according to sources. Also on hand for the performance was Nicole Paultre Bell, wife-to-be of Sean Bell, who introduced the song “Judgment” to the audience.

Until November 30th, 2008, Judah Tribe will be offering FREE downloads of Judgment from the band website www.JudahTribe.com/FREE.htm.

The highly anticipated song was written as a tribute to Sean Bell, killed by NYPD officers on his wedding day. The song features lead guitarist of Judah Tribe, father-in-law of Sean Bell, Les Paultre. Les Paultre wowed the crowd with his high energy and heart felt guitar solos.

The release of the single coincides with the 2nd anniversary of the incident. A candle light vigil will be held on Monday November 24th at 11pm on Liverpool street, between 94th & 95th streets, in Jamaica New York. The vigil will be followed by a memorial service at the Praise Tabernacle Church at 6:00am.

Limited pre-release copies of the Judah Tribe album sampler are available from the band website www.JudahTribe.com. The CD contains “Judgment”, the highly political “Sleepwalker”, the love song “Sometimes Love” and other unreleased songs.

About Judah Tribe
With a style reminiscent of the golden era of reggae music, Judah Tribe has honed its unique blend of soul reggae. Judah Tribe has captured the imagination of fans; comparisons to legends such as Bob Marley & The Wailers and Steel Pulse are not uncommon.

The music of Judah Tribe has been heard inside the walls of the United Nations as well as at many prestigious events including; Chase Sounds of The City at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Target 1st Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum, the Boston Music Festival & the CMJ Music Marathon. Judah Tribe has also been featured at the Danny Simmons Corridor Gallery, S.O.Bs and Galapagos in New York City.

Judah Tribe is led by singer/guitarist Josh David. Josh David has toured extensively with Little Jackie, Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest and has played with internationally renown artist Stevie Wonder, Common, Rene Neufville and Joy Denalane.

Together with music director & keyboardist Eric Toussaint, aka The General, Josh David has crafted a unique sound that is stirring lots of conversation. With members stemming from Cameroon, Jamaica, France, Haiti and the United States, Judah Tribe is developing a truly international following.

“Their music takes me back to the days of The Wailers, Jacob Miller and the real reggae giants.” - Renowned reggae artist Ed Robinson

“The music of Judah Tribe is ready for the world.” - Winston Watson of the legendary reggae group The Meditations

Judah Tribe is sponsored by Color Heritage clothing company.

Credits
Brooklyn Academ of Music (BAM) Photos courtesy Rudy Pierre
Band Photo courtesy Mike Dote
Clothing courtesy Color Heritage

For more information, please visit:

Judah Tribe Official Website
MySpace

Sheila Jordan, Winter Sunshine (Justin Time). The first word in the CD's title may refer to Jordan's age, the second to the quality of her singing. She is seventy-nine and sounds thirty. Part of her schtick in this live recording at Montreal's Upstairs club is to tell the audience how tired she is, but she doesn't sound tired. She sounds like a young bebop and ballad singer with sunshine in her voice.  If there must be scatting, let it be the kind of canny scatting Jordan does in "I Remember You" and her montage of "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" and "Little Willie Leaps." She praises pianist Steve Amirault, bassist Kieran Overs and drummer André White...for good reason. The chatter between songs wears thin after two or three hearings, but it is on separate tracks, and most CD players are programmable.

Mike Longo, Float Like a Butterfly (CAP). I hope that before Oscar Peterson died last December he had a chance to hear Longo's treatment of "Tenderly" in this 2007 CD. Longo emulates the first chorus of the master's famous 1952 recording, then pursues his own muse with forthrightness, imagination and relaxed swing. Peterson would no doubt have been pleased with his prize student on both counts. Longo's longtime confreres Paul West and Jimmy Wormworth are the bassist and drummer. The trio plays a couple of the leader's own tunes and explores several by Monk, Gillespie, Shorter, Hubbard, Raksin, Van Heusen, Schwartz and others. This is an unpretentious and deeply satisfying recording, nowhere more so than in Longo's clever blues "Diminished Returns."

Kenny Garrett, Sketches of MD: Live At The Iridium (Mack Avenue). The alto saxophonist eases off his customary Coltrane modal intensity for a club date incorporating soul, neo-Africanisms and synthesizer funk. The MD of the title refers to Garrett's stint with Miles Davis in the trumpeter's late electronic period. The veteran tenor saxophonist Pharaoh Sanders brings to the proceedings an earthiness that rubs off on Garrett. Or is it vice versa? The rhythm section of bassist Nat Reeves, drummer Jamire Williams and keyboard player Benito Gonzalez provides the hypnotic backgrounds in this album of good-natured party music.

Here’s two hours of bouncing deep house grooves courtesy of German DJ and producer Sascha Dive (Deep Vibes, Ornaments Music, etc.).

Download: Direct (save as..) or Uploaded.to [VBR MP3, ~170 MB]

Tracklist:

Linkwood Family - Miles Away // Firecracker
Unknown Artist - …Skit // Firecracker
Moody Man - Untitled // white label
Daniel Bell - Subterranean // Elevate Special Projects
Brothers’ Vibe - Feelin’ House // Mixx
Mike Dunn - The Banger // Focus
Marcus Fix - Call // Chosen
Cadenza - We Funk // promo
Herbert (Matthew Herbert) - Going Down // Soundslike
David S. & DJ QU - Fight From Beyond RMX // Strength
Robert Dietz - Klondike // Deep Vibes
Johnny D - Soleil // Safari
Ray Okpara - Loving Moonbuah // Drum Poet
Sascha Dive - Black Pander (Samuel Davis Rmx) // Deep Vibes
Brothers’ Vibe - Into the Night // Jersey Underground
M.D.3. - The Pressure Cooker (Phil Weeks Remixx) // P & D
Christian Burkhardt - Promo // promo
John Cutler & Mattthias Heilbronn - Beats // Distant
La Pena - La Pena 1 // promo
Vera - People’s House // Cargo
Laid - Sleeping // Primary
Borderline - Yann Solo // Arearemote
Romanthony - The Wanderer (Journey Man Thump) // Prescription
Miss Fitz - Drifting On // Contexterrior

At some point last weekend when I was idling at Red Onion Records & Books the store’s proprietor, Josh Harkavy, showed me a copy of a record called Live at The Black Alley by an early-’70s DC bar band called The Time Machine.

The record itself is ok–it’s mainly composed of tight but decisively smooth covers of then contemporary radio fare like Albert Hammond (The Strokes guitarist’s dad) and Mike Hazlewood’s “It Never Rains (In Southern California).” The B-side skews a little more country and isn’t very good.

What’s really fascinating though, for me at least, is the cover. At first glance the photo collage presented here appears pretty run of the mill–there’s an implied narrative of long nights, crazy gigs, rock tunes, and female admirers. But a closer look reveals something a little more ponderous.

First of all, notice that the members of The Time Machine unanimously favor velour jackets, ruffled shirts, and bow ties–a style completely appropriate for say, The Four Seasons. But by the early ’70s, when this record was released, the band must have seemed hopelessly dated to anybody who a) had a pulse or b) wasn’t a member of Spiro Agnew’s entourage. Did the counter culture explosion of the sixties miss The Back Alley entirely? Or was the club merely a safe haven from the anxiety of modern culture–a Medieval Times for people unwilling to let go of 1962? Was the name “The Time Machine” meant in earnest?

Secondly (and perhaps this answers the questions posed above) almost all of the club patrons/fans/groupies are deep into middle age. The dancing woman in the choker aside, this was an audience composed entirely of bluehairs and men who bore a striking resemblance to Rodney Dangerfield. Yet the members of The Time Machine appear young and fresh faced, often with shaggy hair and the glazed over, slap-happy, facial expressions of dudes who had, at the very least, tried marijuana. What in the world were they doing in this place? Better question, why were they so enamored with The Back Alley and its denizens that they wanted the world to know that they had performed there?

It all looks surreal and a little bit frightening in a way that I can’t exactly put my finger on. It’s one oxygen mask and a “In Dreams” cover short of scene from Blue Velvet. Maybe David Lynch was even there–half of a blurry face in one of these photographs soaking up the vibe for future use.

Does anybody know what happened to this place? Is it still around? If I go there will I be able to sit down at a table, order a PBR, and shoot the bull with this guy?