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JeemRadio #027 2012:02:17 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2012:02:17 (Show #027) Exlaination: This show originates from a lack of my kind of music on the radio. I thought no wonder this kind of music doesn't tour here, maybe if I had a slot on the radio if it would be popular and in demand. Well I realized making my own YT channel would be a simple way to explore what that might sound like. I also have been getting in some fun while sharping some other skills that might otherwsie be going to waste, by doing the intros with music. In the end I feel it's worth the effort if just for myself, as it will continue to grow in it's own ways. This Shows Intro: The introduction this time is a reuse of Golden Delicious from a previous show. I'm of course busy finding time for the next experimental intro (it's taken much longer then expected). Of course it's noted all original music and visuals created by me. Theme Notes: I'm away on vacation for a couple weeks! I wanted to theme this show about getting away and relaxing... but even I got bored of that after sometime. I also found a good trail connecting a couple of different musical angles, which is also at the heart of the JeemRadio concept on a level akin to mixology. Access: I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez on YouTube. Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: Besides adjusting the volume from time to time, you might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows the comments to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length.      Play all 26 videos Play all(26)
JeemRadio #026 2012:02:03 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2012:02:03 (Show #026) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too loud or to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] The introduction this time is a reuse of Golden Delicious from a previous show. I'm of course busy finding time for the next experimental intro (it's taken much longer then expected). Of course it's noted all original music and visuals created by me. Pretty straight forward show, I guess the tail is bass-centric if anything. A couple of greats I've often forgotten to put in the show before sprinkled around with good measure. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item (as a comments? hidden in the show more area), so that's good, but they are limited in length.      Play all 24 videos Play all(24)
JeemRadio #025 2012:01:20 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2012:01:20 (Show #025) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too loud or to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] Reuse for the introduction this time is from the last show (most current). I'm of course busy finding time for the next experimental intro (it's a bigger deal and worth the wait I think). Of course it's noted all original music and visuals created by me. Pretty straight forward show, just a collection of stuff I stumbled upon. Fair amount of stuff in EA but that's what it's for I suppose. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length.      Play all 29 videos Play all(29)
JeemRadio #024 2012:01:06 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2012:01:06 (Show #024) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too loud or to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] All new intro in my traditional style. I've only just got proper driver updates after 2-3 years so my studio is not restricted to basically just punch-cards and piano-rolls! (Although this ones music basically is.) This show is an attempt to restore the JeemRadio Show standards for Halloween and Xmas have taken us to other realms! Basically in this show as usual, I feel that get back on track with the Jazz Fusion I crave about half way through. Here is a little Promo for a Video I put together with Matthew Hodgins Skimboarding in Port Renfrew! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=yoRaR_McUI8 I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=E3E6ulwoj8g&list=PL2FE803FEFE<wbr>BEE86F&feature=plpp_play_all http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PL2FE803FEFEBEE86F&feat<wbr>ure=view_all      Play all 21 videos Play all(21)
JeemRadio #023 2011:12:23 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:12:23 (Show #023) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too loud or to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] The intro I reused again from last time since Xmas has kept me busy. It's just a mishmash of artsy fartsy stuff I found laying around. This show is a special year-end Christmas double-bonus Show! (For all that extra time you'll have by the fire.) First some Xmas tracks, then we migrate over to my usual kind of show, so there is the best of both to keep you busy over the holidays. There's a couple of tracks trickling off the ending these days with the Knowledge Base, Newz, and Extra Activities. I've decided if these are going to remain linked in the show they need to be somewhat musically entertaining too. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length.      Play all 33 videos Play all(33)
JeemRadio #022 2011:12:09 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:12:09 (Show #022) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too loud or to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] There was a slight delay getting this fresh new Intro video ready. It's just a mishmash of artsy fartsy stuff I found laying around. THis more of a chillout spaceout kind of show. Just keeping it fresh exploring a little more. There's a couple of tracks trickling off the ending these days with the Knowledge Base, Newz, and Extra Activities. I've decided if these are going to remain linked in the show they need to be somewhat musically entertaining too. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far left. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it should autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=yw18H8q0S_E&list=PL5CA45DE145<wbr>37EC76&feature=plpp_play_all http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PL5CA45DE14537EC76&feat<wbr>ure=view_all Ozric Tentacles - Summer 2009 (I invite you on a Journey with music as your guide. What will you discover?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=WFkbrV4FT1c&feature=related Entheogenic - Level One (Ya that's just a beginning of something else... "psybient" [maybe look it up]) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=2yDvfUqO8Qc&feature=related Nu-Jazz: Quantic Transatlantic (Now that's pretty Nu we'll give it dat.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Qey4w6sXVTY&feature=related Moca - So Funky (Definitely chilling to the rhythms of it all.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=8MYn7n5So6w&feature=related Jazzy House: Don Carlos - House of Blues (Shuffles along in a smoother direction. Come along and enjoy.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Y8pbqyfjpH4&feature=related Euge Groove - Chillaxin (I aint got nothing much to add, tells its own story really doesn't it.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=W8aj7CbyN0I&feature=related Fourplay - Bali Run (This is a favored number for sure, and for good reason.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=q9EOjmiUZtk Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man (Loads of excellent material beloved by many came from LS. here's a simple example.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=nFl0nlHaWa4&feature=related Birdland - Weather Report [1977] (The way it was before.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vz7nMBLUnDc Best smooth jazz (The way it is today... BIG Digital Products.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=GRRw3olzsIk&feature=related Warren Hill - Turn Out The Lights (Excellent Execution, I mean well when I say that.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FKC6g7SnOZg Roger Waters & Eric Clapton - Wish You Were Here (Shhh, It happens.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=GWqyC52fRFU&feature=related Elmore James - The Sky is Crying (1918-1963 before most peoples time, yet timeless in some ways I suppose.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=hKEdlSTHjtU Joe Sample & Take 6 - U Turn (A tasty mix of harmonies and shared thoughts.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=mw2Z3cJyPbg&feature=related Take 6 - God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman (Maybe this is the direction for the next show?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=EIqPp8cRgeM&feature=related Now we have 3 new features/sections called "Beyond JeemRadio", simply appended as extras to the big show. Here the first of the new JeemRadio features MKB! *** Music Knowledge Base *** Impossible guitar (watch & learn) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=r2BOApUvFpw&feature=related George Duke on the V-Piano (part 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=R8Kl-luQil8&feature=related George Duke on the V-Piano (part 2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=PzNwvGn_cs8&feature=related Finally we have Newz! *** Old & New Newz *** GR-55 Guitar Synthesizer Steve Stevens Interview (I suppose this educates a historic significance.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=zkpnGFsD8Sc&feature=related Also new to JeemRadio is a section called EA! *** Extracurricular Activities *** Joe Sample Words and Music Ashes to Ashes (Very insightful in to the personality of a master musician.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=eF50Zv4ML4c      Play all 21 videos Play all(21)
JeemRadio #021 2011:11:25 JeemRadio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:11:25 (Show #021) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. I'm sticking with the latest intro again this time. It's all me, eccentric and F'ed up. This is what happens if you listen to Joe's Garage (or JeemRadio) too much. It's time to get back to biznez as usual here at JeemRadio, I suppose it's an Eclectic mix of stuff. Some new, some old, some smooth, and some not so too. There's a couple of tracks trickling off the ending these days with the Knowledge Base, Newz, and Extra Activities. I've decided if these are going to remain linked in the show they need to be somewhat musically entertaining too. Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. The new system allows those to appear per item, so that's good, but they are limited in length. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=QpZVhwWx6XQ&list=PL3118F054CA<wbr>27F085&feature=plpp_play_all Ozric Tentacles - Mooncalf (www.ozrics.com !?! mega-fuzsion: jazz, rock, trip-house, beep-bop, freakout, space avec reggae) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=T9BD3JS2DRI Chris Boardman Central Park South (Definitely a good typical example of upbeat smooth jazz, you probably recognize it but don't?! "Oh that's what that was!") http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FEOCsp_XGXk Ultrablue Skybound (doing it New York style. I'll coin it that 'Big City Night' sound) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=f5qE6eOrTr4&feature=relmfu Richard Tee - Now (Okay one more to chillax on) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lOiY9krp8ok&feature=related New Power Generation 'Get Wild' on The White Room (Prince's alternate band so he can explore beyond the expectations without being judged for doing what comes naturally.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=JKn_WaJEQ0U Purple Santana Medley (A little warming up to the Prince show that's coming to town!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=bHIDdUq-72Y&feature=related Yes - Mood for a Day (A simple old style we all can appreciate today & tomorrow, here and away, back home in the morro. Just cleansing the palate really) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FP7J8ONfIfs&feature=related Yes - Going For The One (My potentiometer just broke, in my meaning it's a measure of potent potential. In a word for me?... Inspiring) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Ynb4dfsryAA&feature=related On the Silent Wings of Freedom by Yes (Okay one more, but I'll be back!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=dp9aHtN4K74&feature=related Robert Harris - Smooth Groove (Never heard of him before either, but I understand his message loud and clear. We all need to relax a little more.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=DxO5UxMerbg&feature=related Somethin' Sexy & Smooth by J. Thompson (Great Sax. Who doesn't love to have great sax?! Well they're a minority F'k'm.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=VFd0zPUHgjE U & MOON IN PINK / PYRAMID (It's new to me, but I think I like the path they are on.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=kxVXJPcdwrY&feature=related RUSS FREEMAN / BRIGHTER DAY (The band leader of the Rippingtons, solo stuff.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=a0v5vTm_1_k&feature=related The Rippingtons - Welcome To The St. James' Club (Yes this is where I like hang out from time to time.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=XfHjug-6qFw Now we have 3 new features/sections called "Beyond JeemRadio", simply appended as extras to the big show. Here the first of the new JeemRadio features MKB! *** Music Knowledge Base *** V-Drums Lesson 28: Johnny Rabb - Fives (Quintuplets) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=JveDC7oxPGg Johnny Rabb Drum Clinic - 2011 Chicago Drum Show (Matthew Hodgins showed me this guy first.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=8IcO7Aub6gA&feature=related Finally we have Newz! *** Old & New Newz *** New album from Tangerine Dream (released August 2011, this video has an amazing technique/effect) Tangerine Dream. Album: Underwater Sunlight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=NJ0qVAFDa_A Also new to JeemRadio is a section called EA! *** Extracurricular Activities *** Free-step [Max.Gomes][Mega-Fusion] Serios Dance (Your up! Maybe you'll figure out how to apply quintuplets to this.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Hq-fEms-dv4&feature=related      Play all 19 videos Play all(19)
JeemRadio #020 2011:11:11 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:11:11 (Show #020) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. I'm sticking with the latest intro again this time. It's all me, eccentric and F'ed up. It's exactly what happens if you listen to Joe's Garage too much. Well just some residual memories sounding from the last to shows and so we carry on back into the Smooth Jazz and flip over to some heavier rock on this shows path of discovery. There's a couple of tracks trickling off the ending these days with the Knowledge Base, Newz, and Extra Activities, which I often considering leaving in the notes only. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=N2RNe2jwHE0&list=PLE78A39F435<wbr>50EA9F&feature=plpp_play_all http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PLE78A39F43550EA9F&feat<wbr>ure=viewall Jethro Tull - Bourée (JT got in my bones and went around in me head last show, so here we go. It's Bach!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=N2RNe2jwHE0 Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick - ( live? Madison Square Gardens? 12 minutes? oh too bad for us all. He's ultimately another mad genius in music so of course "me like".) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=BV-ASc0qkrM Jeff Beck - Nadia - Live at Ronnie Scott's (his previous band about a year ago) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=drAv2FoYji8 Jeff Beck - Play With Me (One I find funky with an aspect of easy listening. It's a good example of a fusion of things I like.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=uwHBtUIKV70&feature=related Special Efx Cruise Control (Alright gotta get back on the rails with this one) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Kej7-pDh2ws George Jinda - Between Dreams (We have smooth liftoff, a little soaring in the clouds never really hurt anybody it's the landing that's tricky.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=f7c2_RG4PCM&feature=related Chieli Minucci Chic (Yes its a little more upbeat. George and him were Special EFX, if you didn't know.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=C1xd8JRSIkU&feature=related Paul Hardcastle - Driftin Away (Okay let's slow this one down for the ladies if you will.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=J81CHh-q_iI&feature=related Chic Korea, Dave Weckl e Eric Marienthal (This one takes it's time, but some say anticipation is the best part. It certainly helps to familiarize any Jamming that this way may come.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=hUuNYaEZRdw&feature=related Vinnie Colaiuta, Robben Ford, Jimmy Haslip - Going Nowhere (This totally goes somewhere don't let the title fool ya.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=kkSCxKC1d0g&feature=related yellowjackets feat. Peter Erskine - Father Time (I've had trouble finding anything from YJs on here and this came up?! Great!! enjoy.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=yok-0JZDY4o&feature=related Focus - Hocus Pocus (I guess I'd call thi Heavy Rock & Roll, it started something for sure.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=NGaVUApDVuY Johnny & Edgard Winter Group - Mojo Boogie (Probability of a second albino 7/16th, of 0.0059 percent-pop, and both rock? n/a. well maybe 1/7-billion and counting? or is that two? whatever.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ABIgmPBRJeM&feature=related ZZ Top - I Thank You (Deguello means Beheading or, idiomatically, No Quarter as in no surrender to be given or accepted--a fight to the death. Battle call used by the Mexican Army ~ Battle of the Alamo, Texas, 1836) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=qa3vzkNUVa0&feature=related All-bum http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=qa3vzkNUVa0&feature=rellist&p<wbr>laynext=1&list=PLAD09D98C3EEA8<wbr>95D Tower of Power - Clever Girl (Well here's another odd thing to mix into the show... clever? It must have been sista appreciation month. Wow thanks for that.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6c8SbMgQdM4&feature=related Soulstream : Down To The Night Club (some of our local boys doing their thing a few years back now I guess) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=v0VkOKBJLPA Now we have 3 new features/sections called "Beyond JeemRadio", simply appended as extras to the big show. Here the first of the new JeemRadio features MKB! *** Music Knowledge Base *** Drum Lesson Dave Weckl - A Natural Evolution (part 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=GUPu9yA_-7Q Finally we have Newz! *** Old & New Newz *** Rolling Stones' 1978 Concert to Hit Movie Theaters http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Li<wbr>festyle/News/rolling-stones-09<wbr>28-2011/ Stone Roses Reunion - Heaton Park and Ticket Prices http://www.princebaronrecords.<wbr>com/2011/10/20/stone-roses-reu<wbr>nion/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=CWoPUrvKGeM Also new to JeemRadio is a section called EA! *** Extracurricular Activities *** Crazy Drummer Girl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=aU0ZYBH-vfA&feature=related      Play all 20 videos Play all(20)
JeemRadio #019 2011:10:28 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:10:28 (Show #019) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. For the Intro this time we have a very special Halloween entry. It's all me. Eccentric and F'ed up. It's exactly what happens if you listen to Joe's Garage too much. Heed the warnings. Last show was definitely a massive undertaking and many great influences were lost in what was the large B-Day Special show to date. Anyway I figure I'd revisit memory lane a little longer so it's just random tracks that may more represent the genre of influence and/or take us down various routes. Flight Of The NewBorn (It's still new to somebody out there. It's still pretty out there too I suppose.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FQ6ewH98Njg&feature=related LEVEL 42 - HELL - UNRELEASED INSTRUMENTAL (Rare Gem here too, but the band was definitely influential.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FvzdRThsAik&feature=related Level 42 - Hot Water - Live - Prince's Trust 1986 (A better know more classical example of pulsing beats from my youth.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ZHlWTYo3aRo&feature=related David Bowie - Putting Out Fire aka Cat People (I always liked how this song awakens deep strong emotional energy in me.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=YWX_MFNOL_Y Elton John - Rocket Man (Let us not forget the long history of space travel.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=-LX7WrHCaUA Shatner doing Elton http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lul-Y8vSr0I&feature=related Stewie doing Shatner doing Elton http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=UXuSWUXDnuo&feature=related Elton John aka Captain Fantastic - Tell Me When the Whistle Blows (More classical and bluesy I figure CF needed serious mention.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=sP4psheIqRQ&feature=related Jethro Tull- Songs from the Wood (This and many others hit an ageless note I always find homely and refreshing. Still it ultimately has some complicated forms of fusion.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=P2MgU7PNHgw David Sanborn - The Dream - (So great it got overplayed like stairway to heaven at a house party in the late 80's. Definitely reminds me of The Rippington's style.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lsq5eWCRz0U Driven to tears - sting (Do I recognize this background singer from the late show?! Hmmm.... it's not about the singing is it Sting, it's about the fez clearly.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6iDmPXlWfZE Herbie Hancock & Omar Hakim - Call it 95 (Followed Omar from the last one, and I'm not surprised where it lead. One can follow any of the many tangents as you need.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=-szM2lB88BM Pat Metheny Group - Have you heard (I always remember Pat when asked about what music he liked his answer was anything with Herby. Certainly my tastes matured from Sweet.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ApI-zA6suXE Looking On - Ken Navarro (Where I'm looking from now?... I can't complain. It's new to me but similar in many ways, so I try to share what I've found after years of listening.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=2cChLydII_E&feature=related Bill Bruford - Hells Bells (Just wanting to up the Halloween vibe.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=sAhc_VhhaLQ Bruford Five G (That was short lets keep on that then.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=89ZVXqw770A&feature=related Bill Bruford's Earthworks - 'My Heart Declares A Holiday' (What was really happening in the late 80's.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Jbm3QA80iWE&feature=related Kazumi Watanabe with Bruford and Berlin - CITY (Sure that's a good union of skills & styles.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=YePFWBW0t5c UNICORN ~Kazumi Watanabe~ (This track I use to swear was the 3-2-1 Contact theme song, but it's not that was by a man named Tom Anthony, and nothing like it really.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=mv1ft7x_QQA LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRock (What everybody else is listening to as a party song for Halloween ~ over 1/4 of a billion hits.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=KQ6zr6kCPj8 Now we have 3 new features/sections called "Beyond JeemRadio", simply appended as extras to the big show. Here the first of the new JeemRadio features MKB! *** Music Knowledge Base *** Gospel Piano - Amazing Grace 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=CO0wOZn_138&feature=relmfu Finally we have Newz! *** Old & New Newz *** Richards rolls in $7.3M for Stones memoirs http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/bo<wbr>oks/story/2007/08/01/keithrich<wbr>ards-memoir.html Cee Lo Green & Gwyneth Paltrow - "Forget You" Live at The Grammys 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=MhkZmKKzcog&feature=related Also new to JeemRadio is a section called EA! *** Extracurricular Activities *** P!NK Total Access 24/7 Pt. 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=XpAonY31oAw&feature=related Blues jam with a group of world-class guitarists http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=pUU5FyU40o0&feature=related      Play all 23 videos Play all(23)
JeemRadio #018 2011:10:14 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:10:14 (Show #018) Sweet - Action (This is the first song I remember playing over and over.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FKBSFKcav7w ACDC back in black (Well this ones not in order, but it's classic I would have played for sure!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=CwIvBNsSywQ Rock N' Roll All Night - Kiss (Most popular kiss song ever) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=mSYXXIW9gfE Supertramp - Crime of the Century (This I'd say was my second favorite I played the whole album and the others over and over! It brings me joy to see it's still played on the radio today. Forever great, so I feel privileged to have had it as an early influence) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vJJ7p5qZIU4 [I think I thought the Crime was to not living life as you alone felt is correct and just be one of many in a world all the same] Supertramp - The Logical Song -1979 (Well I like to think of myself as a Logical person, but this song is as memorable and tied into my thoughts on the crime of the century and maybe the origins of runaway corporate greed it really speaks of) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=LpBso3kGdBc&feature=related [You can't not sing along, it builds up and mellows out, solos that move you, in a word "moving"] Frank Zappa! - Sofa No.2&1 (I was drawn by the humor and stayed for the genius. I like #2 first, so you can sing along but it demonstrates this concept) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=XYgf0HL_5mQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=2Pz0TGzqX2k [Moving for me, I think I appreciated the potential of the voice and the melding of orchestra, rock, voice, and many things but mostly the expressive power of music] Frank Zappa - Watermelon in Easter Hay ~Live (My Messiah ~ clearly Anointed by some kind of Godly thoughts. A fellow brother also in search of the lost chord. He's been as close as one can get, like Beethoven. Experimenters of sorts) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vu9lLcaCLdQ&feature=fvsr Beethoven Symphony No.9 (The vocal part ends with the final word Gotterfunken literally, Godly-spark!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=YAOTCtW9v0M The Rolling Stones-Angie (Yes there were many rock stars to enjoy but they we're not part of my story really. This song is my ode to the long list of them) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=rXRExocnpUw Neil Young-Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Extremely versatile, I remember how NY's catchy folky narratives bring a mindfulness, to my thoughts) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FOl01vKXv6I&feature=related Yes - Roundabout (so some stood out more for me. If it transported you in some way, I liked it. Yes did that and more!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=YPOTg-7pV64&feature=related Yes - South Side of the Sky (Besides the astronomical ups&downs, it takes one away for seemingly eternity in and for only a moment flawlessly) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=LvU6dttJb-k&feature=related WELCOME TO THE MACHINE BY PINK FLOYD (The silent voice of god from future's past, thank you for the welcoming encouragement to understand how music transcends normal states of communication, and relay the message our purpose and more) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=8hDoWvA059Y Mahavishnu Orchestra - Miles Beyond (as rock matured, a mindfulness formed, and I followed) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=c8Fboivna0o&feature=related The Elektric Band (With the message know, I discovered other funky ways to let my own imagination run) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ng_1zKcdw8M [At this point who played on what and if they played on that other thing then I might like that. Jazz&Rock=Fusion took hold and became preferred] Dave Weckl Band - Access Denied (We can follow that player to player lead for a quick example.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=VrdUJyz-tMk [so next I found a feverish pitch consuming and embraced a lighter variant the majority of the time, as there was more uniqueness to discover for me there] Snowbound - The Rippingtons (Due to a friend's theft of CDs and insurance claimed followed a sweep of the shelves at the CD store. The insightful artworks of these cool cats opened a new door and as a "tourist in Paradise" I discovered my favorite band) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=22kXuD-uvXA The Rippingtons-20th Anniversary Bonus (This is good smooth jazz and performed well live. 1st under GRP. Grusin gave it the wind to grow) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=w2Q-MZI6hrM&feature=related Urban Knights Sweet Home Chicago (now a new leaf has sprung for me, and this is fresh also) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=BvvRQRW8Qhw I Got Lost In His Arms - TLC's Mosaic Project (A standard revisited with the lovely vision of ladies) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=iPSerMYA-s0 Philippe Saisse ~ Masques (Well let's see where the wind blows me away next.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=eWb3S5wuiUs Rick Braun & Richard Elliot - Sweet Somethin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=p6cs0eAEinc&feature=related Esperanza Spalding - Precious CUT END      Play all 27 videos Play all(27)
JeemRadio #017 2011:09:30 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:09:30 (Show #017) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too load to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] I'm repeating the latest Intros as to get good mileage out of them. They are all original cheese music and substandard visuals created by me (I take full credit & blame). Sure smooth Jazz is good, but it's time to embrace other stuff, and recooperate on some neglect, so first I'll hook up the FZ and begin to drill your mind for liquid gold. (aka Freak-Out Time) A couple of other random FreakOut sessions to mix it up some you've heard a 1000 times before, others never and never again. Then we explore how rebellious Rock&Roll evolved through the mindful expressionism that its freedoms formed to result in a more artful melding, I'd categorize in general as Fusion. Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Zvj6ch6mKis&list=PLA8F7C410FA<wbr>63EBF5&feature=plpp Frank Zappa & Al DiMeola: Clownz on Velvet live (Rare, Rockin', & Radical! What more could I want. Missed Frank in the last while, time to get my fill, and then some?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=gGHcoeoht8M&feature=related Frank Zappa - Black Napkins ("Um" Yes More "Z-Rock" please. Do you feel the love?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=_c-NMnYhM3Q Frank Zappa - Muffin Man (Sometime a little Utility Research Kitchen R&D goes a long way) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=aFIMWRXWY90&feature=related Guitar battle: Steve Vai vs Dweezil Zappa -- Zappa plays Zappa DVD concert (New era in Zappa tradition, yes it's like X-mas now.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?N<wbr>R=1&v=oH1ybin4ZEU Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys - Who Knows (Okay time for a more traditional calming energetic rock vibe freak out session) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vCuMhNHZtWc Shimon - Jazz Freak RAMM55 (Freak-out Interlude) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=JW_Al-aOMDI&feature=related Brand X - Born Ugly (This would be a more transitional fusion of rock & jazz in my mind anyway.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=TALWkw3cWqA Brand X - Disco Suicide (Reminds me of many things from this era, Corea, Yes, Dimeola, Zappa, Clark, etc. varied and representing well the golden age.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=AoGfCykXp54&feature=related Brand X - Tales of Ancient Mysteries. BBC Radio 1 session (A rare find with a good moogy vibe. I love the vibe sounds as it's melodic and percussive typically.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=wOn1o5s8N64 Bill Bruford With Gong - Master Builder (More like the one before, a mindfulness was discovered in rock and culture, as a much needed reaction to it's oppressive & restrictive origins... no more was this to be.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=AGAXSXKdI_0&feature=related One Time - King Crimson (Cool Video. It ties into Bruford and Belew. As well it relates to how "mindfulness" lead to the smoothing of the Rock rebellion. Well at least that's my current perception.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=RhJKCW2_w3k&feature=related King Crimson-Three of a Perfect Pair (This is what allowed the rebellious Rock to become more of an art form through expressionism we entered the so called "Golden Era"... I don't really know what I'm talking about actually, but make what you will of it.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=a_WMv3BwhaU Adrian Belew, Matchless Man (Transition from Crimson leaves Belew, for some not so familiar but he's been the man behind the curtain for a long time) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=bgiEpqO_lqg&feature=related Bears - The Bears - Man behind the Curtain (Here's a song by him with the Bear's even! Somebody just posted these, 1 views for some of the related tracks. Please feel free to explore the spin off links then.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=E9Tf-jO2L80 [It still shows a tainting of psychedelics in the chanting at the end, etc.] Chad Wackerman ~ Close To Home ft. Allan Holdsworth 1993 (Okay now we will move deeper into the Jazzier side of Fusion as a mindful experience of emotionally moving expressionism.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6YkPzOn40yE Allan Holdsworth ~ Red Alert (More of the same, but it's clearly an example of an evolution of music from where I'm sitting.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=zMi2mCe7CKg&feature=related Greg Howe, Dennis Chambers (Grand Finale?... no, to be continued follows) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=xpiAl-Gvx_Q&feature=related Tetsuo Sakurai - Dennis Chambers-Greg Howe. During their tour! (I'm ending the show for this week now. Good bye my friends. BUT there are more new sections that follow now: Knowledge, Activities, & Newz) http://www.youtube.com/watch?N<wbr>R=1&v=ZRZ3EZZUOV0      Play all 22 videos Play all(22)
JeemRadio #016 2011:09:16 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:09:16 (Show #016) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too load to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] This is not themed just an interesting mix ("something for everyone" kinda theme maybe). I like to think they all get better near the end more, which may be truer for this one then the others. I try to put something potent at the beginnings of course, but certainly rewards await those that can get through it. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far right of that. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it show autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=IO3PR4bJ27w&list=PL90C1B62475<wbr>711874&feature=plpp http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PL90C1B62475711874 http://www.youtube.com/user/Ma<wbr>staJamez#grid/user/90C1B624757<wbr>11874 {At the very bottom of this email are links to previous shows, which are also part of the MastaJamez Playlists.} This time there are a couple of violins, an afro, a flute, even an ethic instrument from Korea, cats playing, space flying, and other crazy stuff watch for and enjoy! Oh there's one odd pause and red square popping up in the one with the cat playing that is rare and the only one to use, I suggest you turn of annotations for that one (no biggy otherwise maybe the first tracks a bit load but again I can't control that and it's worth it!) Steve Vai "Now We Run" (Let's Kick this bucket off right, beach-heads!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=xJ7vyFnLvjw&feature=related Steely Dan 1996 - Cash Only Island [Unreleased] (Surfs up!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ndJxYuf0310&feature=related CATS, DONALD FAGEN, Morph The Cat, {smokey jazz} (Lost but not begotten tomcat funnery.) [you could turn off annotations for this one] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=tI5Ud9--0_Q&iv_load_policy=3 Donald Fagen - Brite Nitegown (Definitely covering some much missed DF here!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=DGt-uguxWsc&feature=related Donald Fagen - Snowbound (We need to finish off this visitation with one of the most rest and better Steely tracks.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=-F7QWtDUjoM&feature=related Steve Gadd - second Stuff live 1976 Montreux (Gadd is the most versatile drummer ever, definitely a good transition from Steely Dan.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=4M1bEYHJJA8&feature=related Paul Simon - 50 ways to leave your lover (Gadd also played this... just so you understand what helps make a hit.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=TvZHNBOkNA8 Korean Traditional Instrument+Fusion Jazz concert (a twist of unique, and shake of funky, and an ample pouring of "quel que soit".) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=oXtrD9Oz2eE Silent House - Crowded House cover (Excellent Version, Trevor! Just let the simple truth of music be told.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=1CUaCamfRZ4 Rob Mullins - Wednesday (This is the "Smooth Jazz", I often crave & share. Exemplified!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=fG5rTEX9Ueo Dwayne Kerr - I Didn't Know (A Random Discovery, as of today for myself too. It's worthy of the show, based on the flute factor alone.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=fBDc6lE3p9s&feature=related Starchild - The JazzMasters (Oh yaaaahhhh... now that's the "Smoothest" creamiest "Jazz" shyt around.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=3P1MDerwErY&feature=related Drew Davidsen Spin Cycle (I think that one would like where this one takes oneself.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=xVcVsuZEhJU&feature=related Steve Oliver - Fun In The Sun (Also in that Realm. Where it stops nobody knows.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=xoRvoUpY4AY&feature=related george duke - stupid is as stupid does (I needed a little funky, soul-full-filling interlude. Thank you George-us.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=H3Jej8Ylisk&feature=related [[This one goes blank half way through so I cut it from the mix but it's worth clicking on manually?!]] George Duke with Billy Cobham - Rush Hour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=y2ikhatPxNE Mike Stern Ha ha Hotel (Heading for Full-Circle, getting back to the future) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=b7fF5bnFw1o&feature=related Steve Vai, Al di Meola duet.wmv (And Via again completes the loop on this Show's whirl wind tour of potentials unseen.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ufn7HxRKSBs&feature=related      Play all 18 videos Play all(18)
JeemRadio #015 2011:09:02 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:09:02 (Show #015) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other than skipping ones that are too load to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] I've slapped together another one of my bizarre introduction videos. Again all original cheese music and substandard visuals, but it's not like I'm being paid to do this and/or have all the time in the world. No theme really?... How about a Thanks to the end of summer and welcoming of Fall. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far right of that. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it show autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=9rAVQObzs0I&list=PLADC8070AEF<wbr>DEB0AB&feature=plpp http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PLADC8070AEFDEB0AB http://www.youtube.com/user/Ma<wbr>staJamez#grid/user/ADC8070AEFD<wbr>EB0AB {At the very bottom of this email are links to previous shows, which are also part of the MastaJamez Playlists.} We reach out only when we need to, but it is because it feels good. I hope that this show inspires you to reach out and touch something even if you don't need to. Be it a loony to a bum or an email to an old friend, hell why not both. Art Metal - Solitude (I just wanted a undiscovered high energy warmup that might represent a corner of the JeemRadio experience.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=bhFi9zhmy3c ALLAN HOLDSWORTH, Sphere Of Innocence. (Polarizing my Karmatic extremes, aka the pre-flight check) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=550bykHBkhA&feature=related Iceberg - Magic (seemed like a good direction to go at the time, we've heard these peps before... it was something modern in the 70s) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=37uK2i7RQPo&feature=related Guadalquivir - 121 Hormigas (I'm digging that, halfway break down, shuffle up, and keep you guessing groove) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=XdGyB2jbqZQ&feature=related KRAAN - Vollgas Ahoi - Live 2009 (I've never seen Kraan before? 1970-present!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K<wbr>raan Website: http://www.kraan.dk/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=A11bAJOOqF8 Bruford Five G (Grandiose, Gargantuan, Gregarious, Gorgeous, Great!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=89ZVXqw770A&feature=related JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, DOMINIQUE DI PIAZZA, TRILOK GURTU (Yes well it seemeds worth seeing at least once per lifetime) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=QstxltuJ-xY Osibisa - Fire (Too True, momma nose best) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=DtMUyvwejNA Miki Petkovski - Budjenje (Globe Trotting a little, sounds like?... 1979.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=t_YBm1Dwxts Solution - Black Pearl (I think the word 'fusion' exemplifies thew mood swings this number takes) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=w78WEOmZ7gs Steely Dan - Kind Spirit (Maybe you have one, Maybe you know one, Maybe it's time to go? This one I did not, No!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ginpFg4_eKo Steely Dan - Godwhacker (BTW There in Aspen now, and will be passing through Upper Darby on there way to the Beacon.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=NcTzCuZw8IQ Vital Information Rio Lize (Frank Gambale I believe?! How do I always end up here or similar? It's just the process of discovery of course. If you couldn't tell it seems I like Smooth Jazz.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=E5DeHAf_Jdw&feature=related Well this is the end I hope you had a good time. I'll leave you with my favorite band, and the road of discovery ahead of You. The Rippingtons - Cruisin' Down Ocean Drive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=fr3L8NEZ1Fg&feature=related The Rippingtons - Island Aphrodisiac (One last {Bonus} Track, to say good-bye to summer and welcome the fall.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Ary5__KyGp8&feature=related      Play all 16 videos Play all(16)
JeemRadio #014 2011:08:19 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Zvj6ch6mKis&list=PL3E55EABC42<wbr>99389C Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:08:19 (Show #014) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. I've slapped together another one of my bizarre introduction videos. Again all original cheese music and substandard visuals, but it's not like I'm being paid to do this and/or have all the time in the world. Alright well Stu was thankful for fulfilling his request for a Japanese theme. This time I'm simply going to try and focus on the Synthisizer & electronic mood-sounds. Robert Fripp - Frippertronics Demonstration '79 (an good introduction to the world of electronic synth sounds) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=K8kcuqIqmIU&feature=related King Crimson-Frame By Frame (There are 3 things you should know about this song) 1).The time signature in the chorus is 7/4 and the guitar/drum rhythms can also be considered polyrhythmic to each other. 2).At 4:21 Belew and Fripp are playing in 7/8 until one guitar plays in 13/8 starting at 4:31. 3).The guitars line after 91 beats http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ZQ_72lms-OM Weather Report-Cannon Ball (Something from a SythMaster) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FpkBKPZxxcU&feature=related Joe Zawinul "In a Silent Way" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=0GyB4wnqSHg&feature=related Jimi Hendrix - Third Stone from the Sun (Earth?! I'd only be stating the obvious anyway. There's no real synth but WTF anyway) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=EUg7xl4kKUw&feature=related Den za den - Ciganka -Macedonian rock anthology (I just expose it, so maybe you like, o' no.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SDXwY5hG2Mk&feature=related Fermata: For Huascaran [2007 first Live DVD from this Slovak Band] (It's pretty good demonstration of synth sounds) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=TQk232LoTjc Frogg Cafe Fortunate Observer of Time (more hip synth sounds from this millenium fusion band www.froggcafe.com) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Sj79bG9yObk Pink Floyd - Sheep (EP or Electric Piano sets a mode brilliantly, rocky, then mellow synths great example) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=82kESUXV4jI&feature=related Fugu - 05 - X-Fly (Fugu is the Japanese word for pufferfish, lethal and delicious, kind of like fusion I suppose was the idea) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=n45WDhDNCuo Garaj Mahal- Blueberry Cave (How did I forget this band for 13 shows? I even have a poster framed above me... idiot) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=f_cfM241myA&feature=related Celtic Indian - Garaj Mahal (better catch up on GM some more... multiple exposures are good for you anyway) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=r8IQ00GfuD4&feature=related Jeff Lorber Fusion - River Winds (The Fusion band ran through 1977-1981 in 82 it's all solo to present that's 30 years of music you really need to check out) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=3EQceN40sRI&feature=related smooth jazz - jeff lorber - aint nobody (back too my favorite kind a groovy baby, happy landings) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=atnvKOc1MSw Earl Klugh - Wishful thinking (I think we can end this voyage with another happy landing in the heart of smooth jazz.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6zW_59nFO9U&feature=related Daft Punk - Around The World (Alright another couple of BONUS tracks to show modern funky synth sounds, now it's time for me to hit the clubs!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=s9MszVE7aR4 Daft Punk - Robot Rock (pretty repeadative of course but if you love the groove you don't want it to stop. stop. stop.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=r4rhX6iB-2o&feature=related      Play all 18 videos Play all(18)
JeemRadio #013 2011:08:05 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:08:05 (Show #013) I've slapped together another one of my bizarre introduction videos. Again all original cheese music and substandard visuals, but it's not I'm being paid to do this and/or have all the time in the world. This show is rooted in origins by a special request from Stu for his Girlfriend from Japan has returned! Welcome Back! I did however exploring the possibilities find sufficient content as you will also discover. Time to keep it funky & popping, and may the fusion be stylish in a way new to you! I will be migrate back to English though. Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far right of that. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it show autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=IO3PR4bJ27w&list=PL3C5B1447BD<wbr>57B8BF {At the very bottom of this email are links to previous shows, which are also part of the MastaJamez Playlists.} We reach out only when we need to, but it is because it feels good. I hope that this show inspires you to reach out and touch something even if you don't need to. Be it a loony to a bum or an email to an old friend, hell why not both. JAPANESE SMOOTH JAZZ (It's a good place to start, I'll say it's a pretty generic flavour) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Q1AK0jwHApQ Keisho Ohno Japanese Jazz fusion music (All right this is Japanese feeling and just good clean live fun!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=_DKmXBQlZuI Lisa Ono at Java Jazz Festival 2007 (Let's bring it down a little/alot with something familiar and something for the girls. ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=9CG6FBrsizk&feature=related J-Fusion Band Dimension Best Live (Okay thanks time to rock it out with live popping jazz cats of the J-Fusion flavour) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=3T86OHitPYs Famous Japanese song BUMP OF CHICKEN - Tentai kansoku -Stargazing (Well at least there is subtitles, and I'm sure the Jap-pop star-gazing is on topic for Stu's Girlfriend!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=dsv3bDtzc9Q DIMENSION - WALKIN' - 2002.12.20 ~ The Garden Hall (ALright one for you three for me style tyme) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=sq8dZjmzF0o&feature=related Mitsuru Sutoh - Let's Go To The White Park (Yup little intermission bringing it down for a bit but let's keep it peppy!! This is a very dynamic number and worth exploring) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=osaTDGL_aJI&feature=related T-SQUARE - BAD MOON - LIVE 1998 (Slap Happy Elektric Band style synronicity. Hit me again with some more of that shyt bros!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=kRgQfjmjfmU&feature=related T-SQUARE - HIGH TIME (MORE YOU SAY? sure not a problem 7 years later with some grey hair and a young kid on the kit I think. Digital sax solo pertty cutting edge tech done well I'd say. Ya that's TQuare shyt will set things straight for sure.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=UWwDWO5x1lE&feature=related NANIWA EXP - BELIEVIN' - CROSSOVER JAPAN '03 (Outside now big music expo I suppose, I think we've seen some good stuff from here before.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=1RWO8riHZNk&feature=related the KOYA SAMBA (Well here's another taste with a nice long 10 minute Samba to whip us into a frienzy for JapJazz) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ozXR3D-nXfA&feature=related BLUE LAGOON '89 (Rock it up a notch! Summer Fun footage too, it's a nice vibe.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=0C3EQcXCkr8&feature=related SAUDADE (Alright well it's time to say goodbye to Japan. This number reminds me of my favorite band the Rippingtons who will play us out in a few as we transition back across the ocean to another world I call home!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=iLG1-19d3Ug&feature=related Kazumi Watanabe - 'Concrete Cow'-1988 (Bill Bruford bringing it back with one of our favorites from across the ocean on the other side of the world!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=1ImF6gkQuXI&feature=related Jeff Kashiwa - Because of You [HQ Smooth Sax Jazz] (Also Ties into the rippingtons, really pro sound on this one. Sexiphone+) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=BDkTj1ONP78 The Rippingtons - One Summer Night In Brazil -Live (Yup last track playing us out are my favorite band, typically with the guy you just heard) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=gPJHphpTJKA      Play all 17 videos Play all(17)
JeemRadio #012 2011:07:22 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:07:22 (Show #012) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Unfortunately I can't Master these together other then skipping ones that are too load to quite, so keep the volume at hand, thanks.] Well this time the show is I hope at least touching, and best moves you in an emotional way. We reach out only when we need to, but it is because it feels good. I hope that this show inspires you to reach out and touch something even if you don't need to. Be it a loony to a bum or an email to an old friend, hell why not both. Gabriel - Father, Son - Official Music Video - a true family project (It's a little quite but it makes a good start) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=0PMEuJmz3CU&feature=related David Grey-Please Forgive Me (Just trying to keep a little upbeat and make a hip start, since overall this is a pretty sad collection) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=N25Zx65vWeE Five For Fighting - Superman ~ It's Not Easy (palitable for me, it's inspiring, well at least the graphics are, no seriously it qualifies for this sucky theme) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=GRz4FY0ZcwI Our House : Crosby, Stills & Nash (Classic sucky, but the harmonies make me crack a smile.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Mst5ln5AAqI Neil Young - Long May You Run (You'll always love this, one and ironically they had him do it for the 2010 Olympics here in Vancouver, well I might add.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=_zapIW8f6kk Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton - Can't Find My Way Home (Good sound, and draws us in and back to the time most should recall when good ol'rock'n'roll reigned supreme) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=VT-SFgkVlno&feature=related Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven (Here the news clip that explains the follow song, hard to be moving then that I suppose) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=tLJsQOMq2-g&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=JxPj3GAYYZ0 Michael Bublé - "Home" Official Music Video (I do like this song and would be as proud as I'm sure they are for making it a reality.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lbSOLBMUvIE [Three songs with the same name...?... maybe another theme idea there.] Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush - Don't Give Up (Back to Pete as we wind down, this I'd like a crack at too... maybe one day.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=uiCRZLr9oRw Gums - Don't Give Up (Very popular, why, well the ryming scheme is easy A,A,A,A repeat. It's a good time vibe we needed by now, and has the same name.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vBbGf7T-zZc Noisettes - Don't Give Up (It sounds familiar to something Nelle F did too? Maybe it's the comic relief for this show, sorry FZ.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=1-RI8-eSQoQ Johnny Cash Hurt (This pretty much his Life Story I suppose, it definately qualifies for motivating one into giving a bum an apple as I did today [not that he had the teeth left for it].) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SmVAWKfJ4Go&feature=related David Bowie feat Nine Inch Nails - I'm Afraid Of Americans (Run Bowie they suck! Just kidding.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=slKNd22GGaQ&feature=related David Bowie - Cat People aka Putting Out the Fire (Here's another track I imagine myself singing as it moves me deeply, good vision now who's afraid.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=IBk0-43GIdY Pat Metheny Group - Are You Going With Me? (Okay well we need a reminder of the kind of music this show is meant to expose to others, also thought invoking and moving 2me2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=0HCwIuvTMuU Pat Metheny Imaginary Day (culteral influences for broadening the mind is a nice addition about now I figured) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=rbIGlolM9G4&feature=related LORD OF THE STARFIELDS (This touches the soul as it fully demonstrates how music can make connections. BC gets points for basically being a siritual conduit.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=RFkM_R3CZvI&feature=related Chick Corea,Gary Novak,Miller,Marienthal-SPACE live part 1 (Just a cool live moment I thought I'd include here... but maybe it's because the music I'm really trying to share I find moves me more then top 40 and that music should connect you with thoughts and feelings of the performer in ways you might not be familiar with.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lX2X1me5fkI Vinnie Colaiuta John Patitucci w/ Chick Corea (how to not really lose it in one impossible lesson) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=gk9al9JksSE&feature=related Chick Corea Elektric Band - Beneath The Mask (this is connected to the ideas of getting jazz funky the Elektric Band way... a good starting point for the music I've learned to appreciate over the years.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6rI9fevwT2s&feature=related      Play all 22 videos Play all(22)
JeemRadio #011 2011:07:08 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:07:08 (Show #011) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Only one problem is that it is not mastered so keep the volume knob nearby.] Rushed out the last one as I must this too... so nothing in the feedbag. Speaking of feedbags I'm been filming horses for an Auction but that's another story. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far right of that. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it show autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=C811jtj8-KY&list=PL7435056D71<wbr>EF1ECD http://www.youtube.com/user/Ma<wbr>staJamez#grid/user/7435056D71E<wbr>F1ECD http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?list=PL7435056D71EF1ECD {At the very bottom of this email are links to previous shows, which are also part of the MastaJamez Playlists.} Time to exemplify "Smooth Jazz". Doesn't get much smoother I suppose. Very easy listening. You can pretty much fall asleep making love to this show. Kevin Toney Kings (pretty smooth indeed) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=-VkP-ewKgSw Brad Rambur Warm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=tMDr1eEeDlI Steve Oliver - Good to Go.wmv http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=j7u1rRqtQMM Zen Warrior - Paul Hardcastle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=lRVNXSzPChs Peace On Earth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=p4edIctI_nc&feature=related Serene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=kBFscFxnkAY&feature=related Brian Hughes ~ Fast Train (more boswell69? whatever I guess he know his SJ maybe check him out too.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=mq7wgtqYwkI LARRY CARLTON-deep into it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=HFL2mT7omjs Stanley Clarke Herbie Hancock & Chaka Khan Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=9urd9Mc5kOg&feature=related Stanley Clarke & George Duke Mothership Connection Star Child http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Zl0WhGv6z0I&feature=related Terry Bozzio & Chad Wackerman http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=EYBhDPt0Zew Chad Wackerman - Tell me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=foa1dw1g36Q chad wackerman "close to home" (from The view 1993) with Allan Holdsworth on guitar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=a_FbV3sIimE&feature=related Gong - Esnuria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ylKvglDzBU4&feature=related Allan Holdsworth & Bill Bruford Band-Beelzebub http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=qIcU--oNKQ4 jeff berlin, frank gambale, vinnie colaiuta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6at4jSG3cUc&NR=1 Vinnie Colaiuta - Herbie Hancock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=utn6GuPuwE8&feature=related Herbie Hancock - Space Captain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=QkzLatem0VY&feature=related Herbie Hancock - with Pink & John Legend - Don't Give Up (PG remake) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=B6kW3SoxGH0&feature=related -------------------- (if you're new to ~ JeemRadio ~ these are the past shows playlists here) -------------------- Past Shows available with MastaJamez Channel on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/Ma<wbr>staJamez?feature=mhum#p/p Show #010 JeemRadio ~ 2011:06:24 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Pwy4EvRNP8M&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LAD3B2FDF501F24EC Show #009 JeemRadio ~ 2011:06:10 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=fRtL9U8oxqw&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>L5EAC37512E91A8BA Show #008 JeemRadio ~ 2011:05:27 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=C811jtj8-KY&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LEE8964A6663300A0 Show #007 JeemRadio ~ 2011:05:13 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Pwy4EvRNP8M&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>L4766AAE074017D21 Show #006 JeemRadio ~ 2011:04:29 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SHsWEcyMY_Y&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LA44119E95971DB04 Show #005 JeemRadio ~ 2011:04:15 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SHsWEcyMY_Y&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>L9C3FF55B731C3A63 Show #004 JeemRadio ~ 2011:04:01 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SHsWEcyMY_Y&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LB0AF2B1627ABFF00 Show #003 JeemRadio ~ 2011:03:18 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SHsWEcyMY_Y&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LD812C13F6DE4C4CE Show #002 JeemRadio ~ 2011:03:04 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SHsWEcyMY_Y&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LC0F2594C96FA6371 Show #001 JeemRadio ~ 2011:02:18 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=kJ7nVTwxGWw&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>L8222D92F80F10498      Play all 20 videos Play all(20)
JeemRadio #010 2011:06:24 Jeem Radio Presents... Eclectic Bi-Weekly Mix of 2011:06:24 (Show #010) "A Song a day!", to play from day to day or party away the day, either way it's okay. A track in the mornin' is a great way to keep the day from bein' borin'. [Only one problem is that it is not mastered so keep the volume knob nearby.] Rushed out the last one as I must this too... so nothing in the feedbag. Speaking of feedbags I'm been filming horses for an Auction but that's another story. I do have an account for this at zickmantel.james@gmail.com or MastaJamez Here is the YouTube Playlist version of the show that will play all of them back2back... [Note: You might have to turn on autoplay. It appears as a bar along the bottom of the page, the icons are on the far right of that. Click the rotating arrows icon to enable autoplay, and the double up arrows show the playlist. Then select the first clip and it show autoplay the entire show.] Remember to follow along with my liner notes as this can be not only interesting but important at times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Pwy4EvRNP8M&playnext=1&list=P<wbr>LAD3B2FDF501F24EC http://www.youtube.com/user/Ma<wbr>staJamez#grid/user/AD3B2FDF501<wbr>F24EC http://www.youtube.com/playlis<wbr>t?p=PLAD3B2FDF501F24EC {At the very bottom of this email are links to previous shows, which are also part of the MastaJamez Playlists.} Okay looking for that laidback summery jazz again. To calm a busy week. Remember music is the key to which we play the tune of our lives, it stems from a primal source origin unknown (or really it's harmoniously everywhere), which extends deep down to the bone. Down To The Bone - Music Is the Key [Review theme ispiration above] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=AZ5Ak2biZyE [pulsing bass, and fluttery flutes! Ah remembering the theme now I see this exemplary.] The Eric Evans Project - Seaside http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=jQ7jvTYmkjo&NR=1 Spyro Gyra - If You Will http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=FQbfB4H2acE&NR=1 Lowdown ~ Jimmy Sommers {Featuring~Coolio}... [Babes & Great Sax typical] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Lzi0L5wKd7g&feature=related Melting ~ Jonathan Fritzen [Feat.Alex Crown]... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=rIk1hON8DeE&feature=related {Wrong Jessie BWTF} Jessie J - Price Tag ft. B.o.B. [sure it's POP & Rape, and hip for today, but 102,278,340 hits can't be wrong] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=qMxX-QOV9tI&feature=fvwrel {OhK her she is! I lost her somewhere in a dream for a moment.} Jessy J - Somewhere in a Dream.wmv http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=Z3K2dgXd_XI&feature=related {Okay let's get on with the show} Buddy Rich Memorial Concert - Dave Weckl & BR Big Band 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=ILonx3Lgq-k Chick Corea Elektric Band - Beneath The Mask http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=6rI9fevwT2s Headhunters "God Make Me Funky" [Crazy Funky Jazzy Jammy Goodtimes] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=SAfVsuVEYD0&feature=fvwrel Smooth Jazz "Summerfeelings" {Says it all] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=wn-J20D84dI {ja, jes, and Yes also follow} LEE RITENOUR & MIKE STERN "Smoke 'n' Mirrors" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=vsmlkrBiok0&feature=related Steps Ahead Mike Stern, Mike Mainieri , Bill Evans, Richard Bona, Steve Smith Beirut 360p http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=7IzbK7lb_pY&NR=1 Mike Mainieri ~ Crossed wires http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=z4ePDmy0gNA&feature=related Al Di Meola - Sequencer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=EnYSmQWsMKQ&feature=fvsr Tony Williams - Hitting On Six http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=9sgUTvSVWYQ&feature=related "Don't You Know" By Jan Hammer Group {cutting edge in 77... I was 8 kinda missed it.} http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=nntLbpBZ4B4 {Bonus Reward Tracks!!} Joe Zawinul,Trilok Gurtu Orient Express Part1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=922LumI2ilo&feature=related Joe Zawinul,Trilok Gurtu Orient Express Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=0eRk_rwJXpA&NR=1 Trilok Gurtu Project 1 / 8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=z3svMpFDcxc&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v<wbr>=VNW2kzX6qVo&feature=related {Listen through all 8 parts if you wanna}      Play all 22 videos Play all(22)
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