John left Amsterdam in a cloud of haze, London bound on that Euro dog, rolling steel all the way to Brussels, and then on to London. John Sinclair, on the train, relaxin’, steamin, workin’ ‘cookin’ but never ‘moanin’.

Since our recording session here in Amsterdam John has been lovingly including some of our fresh cuts on his shows, broadcasting out, in all directions, between three radio stations.

It was the turn of FAT BOY to roll out into the air. That bold statement on behalf of humanity against killingry. –Steve Fly

John Sinclair Radio Show #307

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Published: January 18, 2010Posted in: John Sinclair Radio Show
Tags: Al Green, Ann Peebles, Anne Sexton, Etta James, Ismaa Arif, Jane Goodsir, Jim Jones Revue, John Phillips, john sinclair, John Sinclair & His Amsterdam Blues Scholars, L.B. Scott with Dr. Prof. Barry Kaiser, Ladbroke Grove, Little Esther Phillips & Mel Walker, Mick Farren, Paul Muhammad, Radio Free Amsterdam, Richard "Groove" Holmes, Steve the Fly Agaric, the Dirty Strangers, the London Print Studio, the University of Wales in Cardiff, Vincent Pino

London Print Studio -
Saturday, January 16, 2010 @ 9:00-10:00 pm [20-1003]
London, uk.

I’m in London this week and started off Thursday evening with a poetry reading at the London Print Studio in Ladbroke Grove that was filmed by John Phillips for an exhibition he’s mounting at the University of Wales in Cardiff at the end of February. I came back on Saturday afternoon to be interviewed by two sets of careful interrogators for a pair of future art projects at the Studio, and I stuck around into the evening to make this episode of the radio show with John Phillips, Jane Goodsir, Ismaa Arif and Paul Muhammad contributing information about the LPS and its many activities in the neighborhood, spelled by music from Richard “Groove” Holmes, Little Esther Phillips & Mel Walker, Etta James, Al Green, Ann Peebles, Anne Sexton, the Dirty Strangers, Jim Jones Revue, Mick Farren, L.B. Scott with Dr. Prof. Barry Kaiser, and John Sinclair & His Amsterdam Blues Scholars with Vincent Pino on guitar & Steve the Fly Agaric on drums.

Playlist 307

[01] Opening Music: Richard “Groove” Holmes: Flyjack
[02] John Sinclair Intro Comments & Opening Tokes
[03] Little Esther & Mel Walker: Cupid’s Boogie
[04] Etta James: Good Rockin’ Daddy
[05] Little George Sueref: Treat Your Daddy Right
[06] John Sinclair Comments & Conversation with Jane Goodsir & Ismaa Arif
[07] Al Green: Let’s Stay Together
[08] Ann Peebles: I Can’t Stand The Rain
[09] Anne Sexton: You’re Losing Me
[10] John Sinclair Comments & Conversation with John Phillips
[11] Dirty Strangers: Lock & Key
[12] The Jim Jones Revue: Burning Your House Down
[13] Mick Farren: People Call You Crazy
[14] John Sinclair Comments & Conversation with Paul Muhammad & Outro
[15] Closing Music: L.B. Scott: Leaving Atlanta
[16] John Sinclair & His Amsterdam Blues Scholars: Fat Boy

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Produced, recorded, edited & assembled by John Sinclair
Posted by Larry Hayden
Executive Producer: Larry Hayden

Special thanks to Jane Goodsir, John Phillips, Ismaa Arif, Paul Muhammad & everybody at the London Print Studio

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