Café The Zen –
Thursday, July 23, 2009 @ 9:00-10:00 pm [20-0932]
Amsterdam, NL.
Finally! I met Henk Botwinik at Larry Hayden’s new headquarters at Café The Zen in the east and the three of us teamed up to make this commemorative episode of our radio show—just like old times. Tonight we celebrated the moon landing of 40 years ago with music from Roland Kirk with the Roy Haynes Quartet, Chuck Berry, Clarence “Bon Ton” Garlow, Li’l Bob & the Lollipops, the Li’l Rascals Brass Band, Isaac Hayes, Muddy Waters, Marvin Gaye, Archie Shepp, Thelonious Monk, and Jr. Walker & the All Stars. We had a ball getting back together and previewing the relaunch of Radio Free Amsterdam, our redesigned website and the projected podcast of the last 30 programs in this series (#244-273), one a day for the next month. I’ve been making the shows but they haven’t been posted yet, so with Larry’s help we’ll get them into play, and Henk is already streaming them on the Radio Free Amsterdam “live” stream. In the immortal words of Jr. Walker: Right On Brothers & Sisters!
Playlist #273
[01] Opening Music: Roy Haynes Quartet: Fly Me to the Moon
[02] John Sinclair Intro & Opening Comments with Larry Hayden
[03] Chuck Berry: Too Much Monkey Business
[04] Clarence Garlow: Bon Ton Roulet
[05] Lil Bob & the Lollipops: I Got Loaded
[06] John Sinclair Comments with Larry Hayden
[07] Lil’ Rascals Brass Band: Knock With Me—Rock With Me
[08] Isaac Hayes: Shaft
[09] Muddy Waters: Forty Days And Forty Nights
[10] John Sinclair Comments with Larry Hayden
[11] Marvin Gaye: Stubborn Kind of Fellow
[12] Archie Shepp: The Girl from Ipanema
[13] Thelonious Monk: Sweet And Lovely
[14] John Sinclair Closing Comments
[15] Closing Music: Junior Walker & the All Stars: Right On Brothers and Sisters
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Recorded by Henk Botwinik
Executive Producer: Larry Hayden
Special thanks to Sidney, Joeri, Steve Fly & Sweet Janne, and the 420 Cafe
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