Worry, krumping, Dawn Penn (holla!!!) and Brazil...
28th Apr 10
On coming from a broken home (Part 1): Gil Scott Heron
Champion: Kanye West
The jackal: Ronny Jordan
I don't worry myself: Johnny Adams
Don't worry about me: Sarah Vaughan
(Busta rhymes sample): Grrilla Step
Heroes & villains: Lil Erupt & Curse
Rebirth of slick (Cool like dat): Digable Planets
To sir with love: Dawn Penn
No no no (you don't love me): Dawn Penn
It mek: Desmond Dekker & the Aces
You make me so very happy: Alton Ellis
Que bandeira: Evinha
Mahla funk: (Unknown artist)
Carolina Carol bela: DJ Marky rmx of Jorge Ben Jor
Long white cloud: Shapeshifter
No time to play: Guru & DC Lee
Longtime: Houlette
GUESTS:
It's the last Wednesday of the month and as usual, resident psychologist, Dr Sam joined us on our "Inside/Out" segment. Each month we talk a different emotion or element of human behaviour. Today we took your calls on 'Worry'. We'd love to hear from you what future topics you would like us to discuss. Email: namilab@hotmail.com
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Rachel Main (aka Lady Burn) - producer/director of "Burncity: A journey into Melburn & Australia Krump" - swung into Triple R to wax lyrical about the world of krumping. And as she discussed, this underground art form is more than just a dance for many young people.
Check out:
W: http://maroondah-leader.whereilive.com.au/lifestyle/story/ringwood-teacher-krumps-it-up-in-documentary/
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Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Dawn Penn studied classical piano and violin as a young girl. But she's best known for her influence as a singer in the world of Rocksteady for her song, "No No No (you don't love me anymore)". The song has been sampled and reworked by Ghostface Killah, DJ Spooky, Hexstatic and more.
Dawn performs alongside Stranger Cole this Saturday 1st May at the Corner Hotel in a very special one-off performance, backed by the Melbourne Ska Orchestra.
W: https://www.cornerhotel.com/ - to book tickets.
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The beautiful Juliana Frantz joined us on "Food For Thought" to talk about Brazilian culture, music, film and cuisine. She is one of the organisers of "Samba Cine Club" - which is a monthly event that aims to promote Brazilian culture in Melbourne. Food, film, funky tunes and more. Free entry and it takes place this Friday 30th April from 5.30pm to late.
W: http://sambacineclub.wordpress.com/