Beyond The Liner Notes - May 10, 2019
Ever since there’s been music, drums have kept the time; but in so many cases, they’ve become a big part of the music or the only music. From Toto’s nod in their song “Africa” to the drum-heavy artistry in Japanese taiku groups, drums are a fundamental part of everyone’s music. This week, Brian Renner and P.T. Bridgeport present a range of percussion pros, from international playing to favorite US drummers. Join us this Friday at 11 am for drumming at it’s finest.
- 11:01am Loungin Africa by African Tribal Orchestra on Loungin' Africa (Zip Music)
- 11:05am Cubano Chant by The Art Blakey Percussion Ensemble on Drum Suite (Columbia), 1957
- 11:10am Oye Como Va by Tito Puente on El Rey (Concord Records)
- 11:15am 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover by Paul Simon on Still Crazy After All These Years [Bonus Tracks] (Columbia), 1975
- 11:19am Good Times Bad Times by Led Zeppelin on Led Zeppelin (Atlantic Records)
- 11:24am Maracatu by KODO on Mondo Head (Sony Japan), 2001
- 11:30am Funky Drummer by James Brown on Jungle Grove (Polydor Records)
- 11:36am I Feel Love (Blue Man Group Radio Edit) by Blue Man Group on I Feel Love (Blue Man Group Records), 2004
- 11:42am Soul Drums by Pretty Purdie on Soul Drums (Date Records)
- 11:56am Concert Fantasy for 2 Timpanists and Orchestra: I by Evelyn Glennie, Gerard Schwarz, Jonathan Haas & The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra on Phillip Glass: The Concerto Project (Orange Mountain Music)
- 11:56am Dadra Solo by Zakir Hussain on Rhythmic Impressions (Navras Records)
- 11:57am The Engine Room by Runrig on The Stamping Ground (Ridge Records), 2001
- 12:01pm Americano by Jackson Evans Trio on Music Local and Sustainable (WRUU Recording)
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