This week we bring you psychedelic guitar from Lebanon
Episode 57: Maggot Brain by Funkadelic
We straighten out once and for all these eleventeen million of George Clinton projects, or at least we try.
Maggot Brain on Amazon
Maggot Brain on Apple Music
Parliament-Funkadelic on Wikipedia
Eddie Hazel on Wikipedia
Episode 52: Signs of the Zodiac: Gemini
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEMINIS! We have a horoscope for you.
- Mort Garson bio on Amoeba Music Blog
- Entire Zodiac Series uploaded on a fan blog
Episode 27: 3rd Festival Da Musica Popular Brasiliera
It's a special birthday episode! To celebrate co-host Steve's birthday, we count down the top four songs from the 3rd Festival Da Music Popular Brasiliera from 1967, via the 3-LP collection. Stay tuned for a most epic geek-out about Brazilian music and history.
Tropicália ou Panis et Circenses cover art (copyright Universal via Wikipedia.
Uma Noite Em 67 Documentary DVD on Amazon
Uma Noite Em 67 on YouTube (Portuguese, no subtitles)
Caetano Veloso on Wikipedia
Chico Buarque on Wikipedia
Gilberto Gil on Wikipedia
Edu Lobo on Wikipedia
Interview with Chico Buarque (Portuguese, no subtitles)
Caetano Veloso "Alegria, Alegria" See also: Caetano Veloso - Alegria Alegria (another version)
Chico Buarque & MPB-4 "Rodo Viva". See also: Fernanda Porto's "Roda Viva"
Gilberto Gil cantando "Domingo no Parque"
Edu Lobo "Ponteio"
Episode 7: Wildflower by the Avalanches
This is our first time featuring a review of a new release on the podcast! As lovers of old funky records, we have mad respect for the Avalanches whose love of music is obvious in their ability to scout out only the most awesome bits of obscure music and show it off in groovy new compositions. Even if you think you're not into electronic music, we bet you'll dig the psychedelic feel of Wildflower.
Wildflower and all its inner goodies.
Wildflower on Apple Music
Order the LP from the Avalanches
Chandra 1980 on Bandcamp
The Avalanches Guide to the samples, features and stories of Wildflower on Triple J
The Show Must Go On (Pitchfork)
Since I Left You (Wikipedia)
Subways by the Avalanches. The original sample by Chandra Oppenheim is easily reconizable but there's no doubt that it's a brand new song!
Everything is a Remix: A documentary about sampling and innovation.
Sometimes I wish I could unheard the Amen Break, so watch at your own risk. You'll hear it everywhere and realize how much this sample is used..