Kunstraum Kreuzberg –
Monday, January 26, 2009 @ 8:30-9:30 pm [20-0909]
Berlin,Germany
The 250th episode of the John Sinclair Radio Show features excepts from an on-stage interview moderated by ______ with Warn DeFever and myself that followed the ClubTransMedial Festival screening of my movie TWENTY TO LIFE, a film by Steve Gebhardt, at the Kunstraum Kreuzberg in Berlin. Warn had performed at the festival with his noise band called Princess Dragonmom and the two of us combined our generational insights into the unique urban phenomenon known as Detroit, interspersed with recordings from the Motor City by the MC-5, Aretha Franklin, Joe L., Andre Williams, John Lee Hooker, and the Lyman Woodard Organization, plus an excerpt from Lenny Bruce and the Sun Ra Arkestra “live” at the Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival.
Playlist #250
[00] RFA Tag > Unabonger: Opening Tokes > Baba Israel Intro
[01] Opening Music: MC-5: Looking at You
[02] Intro > Moderator Comments >
[03] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair continues
[04] Lenny Bruce: Father Flotsky’s Triumph (edit)
[05] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair continues
[06] Aretha Franklin: Rock Steady
[07] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair continues
[08] Joe L.: Please Mr. Foreman
[09] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair continues
[10] Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra: Outer Spaceways Incorporated
[11] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair continues
[12] Andre Williams: Detroit Michigan
[13] Moderator Conversation with Warn DeFever & John Sinclair
[14] Lyman Woodard Organization: Don’t Stop the Groove
[15] Moderator Conversation with John Sinclair & Warn DeFever > Outro
[16] John Sinclair & the London Blues Scholars: Consequences
[17] Baba Israel Outro > RFA Tag
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