Ray of Sunshyne, cabbie confessions, Mad Professor & sentencing...
18th Nov 09
A dream: The Creations
You made a believer (outta me): Ruby Andrews
All I do is think about you: Tammi Terrell
The ice man: Billy Watkins
Come & get these memories: Martha & the Vandellas
Tell me: Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings
Where did we go wrong: Chasm & Vida Sunshyne
Witness (1 hope): Roots Manuva (Walworth Road Rockers Dub)
ABC (Salaam Remi remix): Jackson 5
Mek a tell yo: Mad Professor
Career a move up: Digital Primate
Sargeant Peppers lonely hearts club band: Easy Star All Stars
3 dimensional: Dynamo Productions
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GUESTS:
This month on "Outlaw" we discussed the issue of sentencing with our Legal team - principal lawyer, Adrian Kennedy and Belinda Lo - from the Fitzroy Legal Service. Who decides the time to fit the crime, does a judge/magistrate have complete discretion to decide a penalty, how influential is a jury on the final decision and more?
W: www.sentencingcouncil.vic.gov.au
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Ever wondered exactly what taxi drivers have to contend with in the confines of a cab? Author Antonio Ranieri lifts the lid on his experiences from 15 years of working as a cabbie in his memoir, "My Life as a Taxi Driver". From people spilling their guts about being impotent, to having affairs, farting, fellatio, weird smells, suburban 'ghosts' and more - all in a night's work and all in his taxi!
Ranieri launches his book tonight:
WHEN: Wednesday 18th November, 2009
WHERE: Percy's, 418 Lygon St, Carlton VIC 3053
TIME: 6.30pm onwards
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Beautiful reggae sista, Vida Sunshyne, dropped into the Lyrical to wax about her new album, "Move" - which sees her teaming up with Sydney hiphop producer, Chasm. Talking about collaborations, creativity, her Ghanaian heritage and blending musical influences, Vida shoots the breeze about what feeds her immense talent. "Move" is available now through Obese Records.
W: www.obeserecords.com
W: www.myspace.com/chasmvidasunshyne
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We finished the show with the sonic vibrations of one Mad Professor, who will be running a dub/reggae workshop during the Australasian World Music Expo. The Professor waxed about culture, blackness, reggae and reaching the people. Checkout out the details of his forum, taking place this Sunday at the Melbourne Recital Centre.
Details: www.awme.com.au