So, in case you are wondering:
Ya see the bloke who built the space station at the end of St. George’s Mall (by Wale Street ) here in Cape Town is making sure you know the Pan African Space Station is for all.
By-the-by, just set up the “booth” speaker for the DJ’s — Much thanks to Saint Mogale for the suggestion…and guidance.
Actually, the ServiceProvider and i just came from Milerton Market. where i got a 20 meter power cable for that speaker we used in the station that was set up two years ago at the station at the Pan African Market. Now we are at 44 Long Street in a very excellent situation.
And, getting more excellent every few hours that fly by. Yes, the time is flyin…
Did you like the IMPRONTO surprise?
They came by because they were auditioning for some sort of Boy Band thing at the Broadway theatre, which is on the same floor as PASS.
I heard them through the theatre doors and asked the usher to send them to us.
They came and we put them on for your edification.
This is how we roll at the Pan African Space Station.
Anyway, they can be reached at 079.471.5979…ask for Shaun.
Just so you know, yes, i saw Jimi when he formed his Band of Gypsy’s…really.
You see they did two show at the very end of 1969; New Year’s Eve and the night before. I was at the show on the 30th…at that point i was really into Buddy Miles, which is really why i went to the show at the Fillmore East (on 2nd Avenue)in the East Village of New York City.
It was an area of the city i went to because at the time i was a student of the Negro Ensemble Company, which was located over the St. Mark’s movie theatre, right up the Street from the Filmore.
Please don’t ask me about the show as i was going into the United States Air Force two weeks later, and my state in that time period was extremely altered.
This is what i get for gettin up wit da birds. But, i really can’t help it; i’m born in the year of the Tiger, plus in the American native Indian pantheon (maternal linage) i’m a woodpecker…
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So, in case you are wondering:
Ya see the bloke who built the space station at the end of St. George’s Mall (by Wale Street ) here in Cape Town is making sure you know the Pan African Space Station is for all.
By-the-by, just set up the “booth” speaker for the DJ’s — Much thanks to Saint Mogale for the suggestion…and guidance.
Actually, the ServiceProvider and i just came from Milerton Market. where i got a 20 meter power cable for that speaker we used in the station that was set up two years ago at the station at the Pan African Market. Now we are at 44 Long Street in a very excellent situation.
And, getting more excellent every few hours that fly by. Yes, the time is flyin…
Just spoke to Saint Moghle…
Little thing with the DJ Booth speaker; but we straight now.
The ServiceProvider has left the building. I love this team.
Speaking of team effort; today is Martin Sims’ Life-day —
Happy Birthday Martin.
PASS loves you, and so do we.
Tseliso just kicked Spouse off the turntables…and is now playing there mix tape himself, as he is on the broadcast board.
You can check Spouse next week; they will be starting at 9am for a morning house session.
Stay tuned as we have a surprise from Wellington.
Did you like the IMPRONTO surprise?
They came by because they were auditioning for some sort of Boy Band thing at the Broadway theatre, which is on the same floor as PASS.
I heard them through the theatre doors and asked the usher to send them to us.
They came and we put them on for your edification.
This is how we roll at the Pan African Space Station.
Anyway, they can be reached at 079.471.5979…ask for Shaun.
I mis-wrote earlier. Spouse will be on at 10am next week.
Since they will be playing House music; anyone in the Cape Town area should stop by and we can have a little dance session.
See you on the PASS dance floor.
Well, the bands for tonight are set up.
Kolade has left da House…i mean Station…And Jimi has entered.
Just so you know, yes, i saw Jimi when he formed his Band of Gypsy’s…really.
You see they did two show at the very end of 1969; New Year’s Eve and the night before. I was at the show on the 30th…at that point i was really into Buddy Miles, which is really why i went to the show at the Fillmore East (on 2nd Avenue)in the East Village of New York City.
It was an area of the city i went to because at the time i was a student of the Negro Ensemble Company, which was located over the St. Mark’s movie theatre, right up the Street from the Filmore.
Please don’t ask me about the show as i was going into the United States Air Force two weeks later, and my state in that time period was extremely altered.
Ah-h-h-h…
Neo is playing Mrs. Davis, who introduced Miles to Jimi (Bettye and he were buds)…
and what might have been.
Da really big band is almost ready, hold on to your every thing…
Just a Friendly reminder.
Tomorrow morning is Sunday morning…and that means a R25 excellent breakfast starting at 10am.
I just hustled PlanB, who are playing tomorrow night for a lemonade (no ice)…Hey i was thirsty.
Lwanda and his Big band is now hittin it in a big way.
Good…i mean, really great…for real.
As good as it sounds over the transmission; believe you me, it is way something else in the PASS studios.
I have the clearest view of the drummer, Marlon… Great technique.
And the bass player, Benjamin is truly jammin
Sakhile, one of the vocalist is just tearing it up…
He is one half of PlanB, who i hustled the lemonade from earlier
There is the piano of Bokani (the other half of PlanB)…the other half of the hustled lemonade. He is enjoying himself…too much.
Man, am i dead tired.
This is what i get for gettin up wit da birds. But, i really can’t help it; i’m born in the year of the Tiger, plus in the American native Indian pantheon (maternal linage) i’m a woodpecker…
Anyway, let me socialize with all these fine people hangin out on the balcony at 44 Long Street.
May even get a ride back to Woodstock.
See ya tomorrow…