420 Café -
Monday, August 18, 2008 @ 7:00-8:00 pm[20-0837]
Amsterdam, NL
European Sound Delta project
Back in Amsterdam to conduct the first episode of the radio show in more than a month, Larry Hayden and I are at the 420- Café with our special guests, Baba Israel from New York City and Eric Devoran & Olivier Forest of Panic City Radio in Paris, who are in town as part of the European Sound Delta project that we’ll participate in the next night. The musical selections feature our friend Elliott Levin, who’s in town with bassist Jair-Rohm Parker Wells, with cuts from his band New Ghost; several pieces from our mutual concert at the 420 Café the night before in the company of the Irish poet Philly Hayden; a cut from a concert we did with a band called Eye Contact at the Zebulon club in Brooklyn in January 2007; and a duet number recorded by Elliott and myself in New York City at the same time. Baba Israel adds a few spontaneous raps to the mix.
Playlist #212
[00] Baba Israel Intro
[01] Opening Music: New Ghost: Subterranean-Phil-Holy-Feat-Of-All
[02] John Sinclair ID, Intro Comments & Opening Tokes with Baba Israel
[03] Elliott Levin & Jair-Rohm Wells: Sinclair Intro & No. 1
[04] John Sinclair with Elliott Levin & Jair-Rohm Wells: Spiritual
[05] Eye Contact: Consequences
[06] John Sinclair Conversation with Baba Israel > Baba Rap
[07] John Sinclair with Elliott Levin & Jair-Rohm Wells: No. 2 > nutty
[08] John Sinclair Conversation with Eric Devoran & Olivier Forest
[09] John Sinclair & Friends: blue monk > humphf
[10] John Sinclair & Elliott Levin: But Beautiful
[11] John Sinclair Closing Comments & Outro > Baba Israel Rap
[12] Closing Music: New Ghost: Eyewitness
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Recorded by Larry Hayden
Produced, edited & assembled by John Sinclair
Posted by Larry Hayden
Executive Producer: Larry Hayden
Special thanks to Sweet Jane of the 420 Café for the Opening Tokes
© 2008 John Sinclair. All Rights Reserved.
1 response so far ↓
1 Steven Pratt // Sep 2, 2008 at 11:38 am
Thanks for bringing the Spirit of Sun-Ra and his music, in particular back into the light…
I’m a bit miffed i missed Baba and the freestyle beatbox & rap! Sounds great.
Elliott Levin is now one of my new fav. wind/word/warriors.
Jair-Rohm Wells made the groove more all-ways and found some cool tone in a tricky audio environment.
Philly Hayden made my hairprickle with his Ganja Gum!
All Finnished off with glossing from John Sinclair, and the general state of heart of the beat of the street.
–fly
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