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Marvin and me…or you
If you’ve been listening since the early morning hours, then you know we’ve played selected songs from the career of Marvin Gaye.
Through out the years, way before his death, i’ve been playing Marvin on the radio. After his transition i have done all kinds of specials on Marvin…very traditional ways of presenting the music and life of the man.
This time around i asked myself the question: Just what does it mean the be a fan or fanatic about a talent such as Marvin? One of the things that crossed my mind has to do with just listening to any song from his catalogue. I mean when What’s Going On came out a wore out the vinyl copy and had to buy another copy. It just seems to me, one gets into a ‘state’ where the individual song no longer matters… What is most important is the voice and how it works each offering.
So i’ve taken only the Marvin we have on hand, plus a very few other singers singing his compositions and will continue to play them over and over until our poetry session tonight. Then i will see how i feel then. I may continue or go to our excellent playlist to continue what you crave, as far as good music is concerned…Stay Tuned
…and enjoy the study of a voice unique and most satisfying
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Sibusiso Dlamini quartet
Mighty Mighty
It’s Thursday, which means our man behind the decks, DJ Mighty is back with another late night of genre-busting, globe-trotting, serotonin-soaked pan African grooves. As always its all going down at Tagore’s Jazz Bar [ 42 Trill Road, Observatory, Cape Town ] – get here or listen in live on PASS radio (hit the ‘Listen to the live stream’ link on the left).
LegoLoop: italian-based indie electro
Italian duo LegoLoop cut electro, jazz and house with edgy tribal grooves, quirky toon-town blips and looping beats. Add sensual, syrupy-soaked vocals and dark poetic yearning for the ultimate in trans-continental indie pleasure.
Swazi Soul til 5am
Then the music you crave until we see you live Monday night with Poetry; Live from Tagore’s on Trill_below Lower Main Road_in Obz.
Warongx
Warongx features Wara on guitar, mouth organ, and voice and Ongx guitar and voice. This is Khayelitsha Blues – a raw, loud and proud mix of blues yodelling, homegrown field hollering, revolutionary lyrical dexterity and soulful playing. Check out their previous PASS Studio Sesssion here, watch them in The Creators doccie or visit their myspace page.