[acid-jazz] Soul-Patrol.Net Radio Top 40 (Early April)

From: Bob Davis (earthjuice_at_prodigy.net)
Date: 2005-04-10 17:37:58

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    These numbers are compiled from our server logs. They are a relative ranking of shows on
    Soul-Patrol.Net Radio and are an indicator of relative popularity of the audio programing
    which appears on the site at any given point in time.
    Nothing more. Nothing less

    NEW MUSIC RULES THE DAY
    (what can I say???)

    The top 40 includes 14 shows that are focused on new music (1, 2, 3, 5, 12, 18, 22, 27, 28,
    33, 34, 36, 38, 39)

    - The popularity of our "Slow Jams 2005" show (#1) is proof positive that artists like Alison
    Crocket, Unified Tribe, Barbara Mason, Martha Redbone, Byron Woods, Chi-Lites, RioSoul, Etta
    James could co-exist on the same radio station.
    (ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION CATHY HUGHES????)

    - The release of Victor Wooten's new CD ("Soul Circus) next week will pose an interesting (but
    nice) problem for us. To solve that problem we are going to incorporate his new CD into his
    existing link (#2 on this survey), so that yall will get a Victor Wooten "Double Play" :)

    - The release of Skip Martin's (of Kool & the Gang/Dazz Band) new INDEPENDENT jazz CD called
    "Miles High" is an important release for Black music. First and foremost it's a tribute to
    Miles Davis, one of the key inspirations for the existance of the Soul-Patrol website.
    Secondly it's a major move by a popular singer into a genre that he is not well known in and
    there aren't many singers these days who will pick up an instument and play it as a
    bandleader. It's sitting at #12 right now so lots of folks are listeneing. Skip's obviously
    bucking several trends. Check it out and let me know if you think he is headed in the right
    direction???

    - Julie Dexter (#3), Cooly's Hot Box (#33), Krush (#36) all bear watching because they
    represent the concept of "back to the future". 10 years from now these artists will still be
    around and playing music that is consistant with the historical legacy of Black music. And
    they will be doing so long after many of those original artists have departed from this earth.
    THis is what we mean by "extending the legacy". The fact that so many folks on Soul-Patrol are
    listening to these artist is a healthy sign for the future.

    - Soul-Patrol Jazz (#28 & #34 respectively) shows that the programing tactics of the "smooth
    jazz radio stations" may well be starting to wear thin. People are tired of "whitebread jazz".
    They want the REAL thing and they want it from artists like Queen Latifah, Marlon Saunders,
    D-Erania, Eloise Laws, Bobbi Humphrey, Kne-O'Chaw Hampton, Monnette Sudler, Phillip Bailey,
    Dale Fieldler, Jonathan Butler, D-Erania, Leroy K. Wofford, Digable Planets.
    THESE ARTISTS KNOW THAT JAZZ ISN'T SUPPOSED TO BE MUSIC THAT PUTS YOU TO SLEEP.
    And the proof is in the pudding because folks that visit our site are listening to it in BIG
    NUMBERS

    - And the NEW MUSIC keeps on coming. Look for the appearnce of more NEW MUSIC on
    Soul-Patrol.Net Radio from artists like Will Wheaton, Kashif, John Hickey, Joe Quartermaine &
    Free Soul, Like So, Devoted Spirits, Billy Jones Bluz, Dexter Wansel, Angela Johnson, Brian
    McKnight, Unifics, George Duke, Cassius White, Terry Johnson/Flamingos, Stevie Wonder (and
    many others very soon)

    Anyhow...
    Here is the Top 40 so far for the month of April/2005.
    Click on the links and check out some of the shows that you haven't listened to yet.
    And if you like what you hear, share this email with a friend.
    Turn em on to some of "the good stuff".

    --Bob Davis
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    1.Slow Jams 2005 : Alison Crocket, Unified Tribe, Barbara Mason, Martha Redbone, Byron Woods,
    Chi-Lites, RioSoul, Etta James
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/nt_slow.ram

    2.Victor Wooten: Live In America
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/wooten.ram

    3.Julie Dexter: Conscious
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/julie.ram

    4.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To Lyn Collins
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/lyncollins.ram

    5.Chi-Lites 2005: Chi-lites Live/Lo Key
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/chilites2005.ram

    6.Supremes 1960’s Anthology
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/sup1.ram

    7.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Five Stairsteps (hosted by Gary Tyson)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/stairstep.ram

    8.Rick James & Teena Marie Live from Santa Monica (1981)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/rick.ram

    9.Ruffin/Kendris Interview & Temptations Music
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/mag1/david_eddie.ram

    10.Marvin Gaye – Lets Get It On CD Deluxe
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/lgo.ram

    11.Will Chill #5 – Rare Slow Jams featuring the commentary of Will Chill
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/chill5.ram

    12.Skip Martin – Miles High (a brand new jazz CD from the lead singer of Kool & the Gang/Dazz
    Band)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/skipmartin.ram

    13.Will Hart/Delphonics Live From Nashville
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/heylove.ram

    14.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Mighty Dells
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/dells.ram

    15.Lost Treasures #2 - (Classic Soul featuring the commentary of E.Norman)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/lost2.ram

    16.Smokey Robinson and the Miracles Going to a Go go/Away We a Go Go
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/going.ram

    17.Supremes 1970’s Anthology
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/70sup.ram

    18.Jackson 5 Live in Japan
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/j5_live.ram

    19.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Jimmy Castor
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/castor.ram

    20.Interview with Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer Bobby Massey of the O’jays
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/massey1.ram

    21.Black Rock Coalition – Tribute To Stevie Wonder
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/brc_stevie.ram

    22.Candi Staton – Candi Staton
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/candi.ram

    23.Interview with Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer Sammy Strain of the O’jays
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/sammy.ram

    24.Mr C on Da Funk – Rare Funk Slow Jams
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/mrc5_slow1.ram

    25.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Bo Diddley
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/bodiddley.ram

    26.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Jimi Hendrix (hosted by Gary Tyson)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/gary1.ram

    27.Mandrill Live at the 2002 Montreaux Jazz Festival
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/man_live.ram

    28.Soul-Patrol Jazz # 3 - Queen Latifah, Marlon Saunders, D-Erania, Eloise Laws, Bobbi
    Humphrey, Kne-O'Chaw Hampton, Booker T and The MG's, Brian Auger, Ronnie Laws
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/jazz3.ram

    29.Black Rock Coalition – Tribute To Ray Charles
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/brc_ray.ram

    30.Mandrill - Sunshine
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/man_sun.ram

    31.Cleveland Soul – Rare Soul Straight Outta Cleveland
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/ cleveland.ram

    32.Original Parliament Funkadelic – Live at the Roxy in Boston
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/op_live.ram

    33.Cooly’s Hot Box – Don’t Be Afraid Get It On
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/cooly.ram

    34.Soul-Patrol Jazz # 2 - Monnette Sudler, Phillip Bailey, Dale Fieldler, Jonathan Butler,
    D-Erania, Leroy K. Wofford, Digable Planets
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/jazz2.ram

    35.Soul-Patrol’s Tribute To the Barry White
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/barrywhite.ram

    36.KRUSH - KRUSH
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/krush.ram

    37.BRC Classics - Micheal Hill's Blues Mob, Skunk Anasie, Betty Davis, Terence Trent Darby,
    D-Xtreme, Bill Withers, Isley Brothers, Shuggie Otis,David Ryan Harris, Love, Prince. Hosted
    by Earl Douglas (BRC Exec. Director)
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/brc15.ram

    38.New Music From the Greats: Clarence Burke Jr, Eddie Holman, Soul Generation, Manhattans,
    Persuaders, Vernon Reid, Buddy Miles, Martha Reeves, Otis Blackwell, Donny Hathaway, Voices of
    East Harlem, New Birth, Bar-Kay's, Chuck D, Jimmie Castor
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/nt6.ram

    39.Louise Perryman – Whisper My Name
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/whisper_my_name.ram

    40.Mike and Baron Talkin Soul With Songs - Tribute: Jet Magazine Soul Brothers Top 20 from
    April, 1967 part 2
    http://www.soul-patrol.net/mag1/jet2.ram

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    Anyhow...
    Here is the Top 40 so far for the month of April/2005.
    Click on the links and check out some of the shows that you haven't listened to yet.
    And if you like what you hear, share this email with a friend.
    Turn em on to some of "the good stuff"...

    --------------------
    Bob Davis
    earthjuice_at_prodigy.net
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