Who Do You Think You Are, 209 Radio –
Wednesday, October 4, 2006 @ 7:30 – 8:30 pm [20-0642]
Cambridge, UK.
Who Do You Think You Are—Real Music for Real People is a weekly broadcast produced by my young friend Vito Laterza of Bari, Italy on 209 Radio in Cambridge, England, and he’s contributed this special John Sinclair Birthday Show to the Radio Free Amsterdam archives. The program starts with Vito’s introduction; presents a “live” recording of John Sinclair & Mark Ritsema from the Quarto Festival Internazionale della Letteratura Resistente in Elmo, Italy; music by Muddy Waters, Sun Ra, the MC5, and selections by the Blues Scholars. Thanks, Vito, and many happy returns!
Playlist #145
[01] Opening Music with Vito Laterza Intro & Comments
[02] John Sinclair & Mark Ritsema: spiritual “live”
[03] Vito Laterza Comments over music by John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars
[04] Muddy Waters: I Feel Like Going Home
[05] John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars: Louisiana Blues
[06] Vito Laterza Comments over music by John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars
[07] Sun Ra Arkestra: Space Is the Place
[08] Vito Laterza Comments over music by John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars:
[09] MC5: J.C. Crawford Intro & Ramblin’ Rose
[10] Vito Laterza Comments over unidentified music
[11] MC5: Kick Out the Jams
[12] Vito Laterza Comments over music by John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars
[13] John Lennon: John Sinclair
[14] Vito Laterza Comments over music
[15] John Sinclair & Mark Ritsema: everything happens to me
[16] Vito Laterza Comments over music
[17] John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars: Homage to John Coltrane
[18] Closing Comments & Outro
John Sinclair 65th Birthday Special
Hosted by Vito Laterza for Who Do You Think You Are
Produced, Engineered & Recorded by Vito Laterza
Mastered & Posted by Henk Botwinik
Executive Producer: John Sinclair
Sponsored by Eat at Jo’s at The Melkweg and SuperDude
Special thanks to the great Vito Laterza
©(P) 2006 John Sinclair. All Rights Reserved.
©(P) 2006 John Sinclair. All Rights Reserved.
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