John Sinclair Radio Show #362

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The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
420 Cafe
Sunday, December 26, 2010 @ 9:30-10:30 pm [20-1058]
Amsterdam, NL.

We’re at the 420 Café in the center of Amsterdam the day after Christmas with a program of music that transcends the season—starting at the top of the show with a musical salute to the recently departed Captain Beefheart and continuing with sides from the Rolling Stones, the Urbations, a cut from Howard Glazer’s new album Wired For Sound with his EL 34s, Eddie Jefferson sings James Moody, Sonny Boy Williamson speaks & sings, John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars, Wadada Leo Smith & Thomas Mapfumo, Kenny Post “live” at the Cannabis College, John Sinclair & Pinkeye Orchestra, and Tom Worrell & the International Blues Scholars “live” at the 420 Café. And a Happy New Years to all! See you in 2011 for our next show, don’t you know!
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Playlist 362
[01] Opening Music: Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Yellow Brick Road
[02] John Sinclair ID & Opening Comments with Larry Hayden
[03] Rolling Stones: All Down the Line
[04] Urbations: Hot Foot
[05] Howard Glazer & the EL 34s: Happy In My Arms
[06] Eddie Jefferson: I Feel So Good
[07] Eddie Jefferson: Workshop
[08] John Sinclair ID & Comments with Larry Hayden
[09] Sonny Boy Williamson: Little Village
[10] John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars: Decoration Day
[11] Wadada Leo Smith & Thomas Mapfumo Epic Memory
[12] Kenny Post: Atomic Bomb Babies
[13] John Sinclair & Pinkeye Orchestra: Nuclear War > Fat Boy
[14] John Sinclair Closing Comments & Outro
[15] Closing Music: Tom Worrell & the International Blues Scholars Tipitina Fantasia l
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Recorded by Larry Hayden
Produced, edited & assembled by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Larry Hayden
Special thanks to Larry Hayden, Steve Fly, Joeri Pfeiffer & Sidney Daniels
© 2010 John Sinclair. All Rights Reserved.

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