#425 :: Heatwave

GO FEET! Radio #425

Wednesday 30 November 2016

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Some of Nate's favs from 2016 releases. Enjoy!!

Tune in next week and when you hear a Bob Marley cover, make contact with Nate and you'll go in the draw to win a copy of Stir It Up: Aotearoa's Tribute To Bob Marley. Plus we're giving away tickets to Raggamuffin during Dec & Jan so keep it locked to GO FEET! Radio.

Atsushi And The Moisties feat. Lester Stirling - Victim Of Authority

Pama International - Heatwave

Inokasira Rangers - If The Kids Are United

Soweto - Learn The Ska (Liquidator Records)

Mampy - Song For TSF

The Upsessions - Samoan Revenge

Trinity Roots - Waiting In Vain

Susan Cadogan - The Best Of Me

The Upsessions - Coconut

The Frightnrs - What Have I Done

Skatalites - Summer Daze

The Suffers - Good Day

Mimi Maura y los Aggrotones - As long as I got you

The Slackers - Pockets of A Rich Man

Crazy Baldhead - Jackin' Mittoo

The Brooklyn Attractors - Classism

Obi Fernandez - Don't Turn Away

#424 :: Sharon Jones (1956 - 2016) & The Dap-Kings Tribute

GO FEET! Radio #424

Wednesday 19 October 2016

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Sharon Lafaye Jones (May 4, 1956 – November 18, 2016) was an American soul and funk singer. She was the lead singer of Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, a soul and funk band based in Brooklyn, New York. Jones experienced breakthrough success relatively late in life, releasing her first record when she was 40 years old. In 2014, Jones was nominated for her first Grammy, in the category Best R&B Album, for Give the People What They Want. Among Jones' influences are James Brown, Sam Cooke, Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald, Thom Bell, Otis Redding, Ike & Tina Turner, Marva Whitney and everyone from Motown. In addition, Jones also cites more recently known artists, such as Michael Jackson, Prince, Erykah Badu and Beyoncé. It was announced on June 3, 2013, that Jones had been diagnosed with bile duct cancer and underwent surgery, which forced her to postpone the release of the group's fifth album, Give the People What They Want. The diagnosis was later changed to stage II pancreatic cancer, for which Jones had surgery on her liver and underwent chemotherapy. The chemotherapy caused hair loss, and for a time she performed bald, refusing to wear wigs.

During the screening of her documentary at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival, Jones revealed that her cancer had returned, and that she would be undergoing chemotherapy again. She suffered a stroke whilst watching the 2016 United States presidential election results, blaming Donald Trump, and suffered another stroke the day after the election.

Jones suffered a stroke on election night 2016 and after a second stroke days later died on November 18, 2016 in Cooperstown, New York, aged 60. According to bandmate Gabriel Roth, "She told the people that were [at the hospital] that Trump gave her the stroke. ... She was blaming Trump for the whole thing." 

Some artists shine brighter than their contemporaries. Sharon Jones was one of those artists. This is a tribute to one of the finest soul-sisters this side of originators. We miss you already Sharon. Thank you for sharing your soul with us.

http://sharonjonesandthedapkings.com/

People Don't Get What They Deserve

Inspiration Information

Make It Good To Me

Please Come Home For Christmas

Making Up And Breaking Up (And Making Up And Breaking Up Over Again)

I'm Not Gonna Cry

Better Things To Do

How Long Do I Have To Wait (Ticklah Remix)

I Learned The Hard Way

Retreat!

Ain't No Chimneys In The Projects

Sharon Jones & Lee Fields - Stranded In You Love

Got A Thing On My Mind

Longer And Stronger

Keep On Looking (Roger Rivas Remix)

RAGGAMUFFIN X Full Line Up Announced

10th Anniversary Event

Pure Reggae Line-up

Saturday 18 February 2017

https://raggamuffin.co.nz/

A pure reggae line-up featuring reggae icon Shaggy, The Wailers feat. Family Man, Ky-Mani Marley, 2016 Grammy Award winners Morgan Heritage and New Zealand’s own stars Six60 is set to take the stage for Raggamuffin X – the tenth anniversary of New Zealand’s premier reggae festival.

Raggamuffin X takes place at The Trusts Arena in Auckland on Saturday 18 February 2017.

Raggamuffin is the largest reggae festival in the Southern Hemisphere. In recent years the festival has included urban and hip hop acts, but for the tenth anniversary it has returned to its reggae roots and sought out top artists to celebrate the milestone birthday.

Headlining Raggamuffin X will be Six60 and Shaggy. Six60 is returning to New Zealand over the summer for a series of gigs, but Raggamuffin X will be the band’s only Auckland performance.

Always a crowd favourite Shaggy returns to celebrate Raggamuffin’s tenth anniversary. Known for his Grammy Award winning album ‘Boombastic’, chart topping hits ‘Boombastic’, ‘It Wasn’t Me’, and ‘Angel’, Shaggy is a multi platinum selling pop reggae legend and one of the most requested acts on Raggamuffin’s Facebook page. Organisers of this year’s festival say he was an absolute first choice for Raggamuffin X.

Raggamuffin X wouldn’t be a reggae party without a Marley in there – and for the tenth anniversary Ky-Mani Marley with Gentleman will be playing, plus The Wailers featuring Family Man will keep the Marley vibes alive.

The ‘Royal Family’ of reggae, Morgan Heritage were crowd pleasers at Raggamuffin VII and return for the festival’s tenth anniversary concert on the back of their 2016 Grammy Award winning album (best reggae album) ‘Strictly Roots’.

Jamaican-born singer Etana has established herself as one of the most powerful and distinctive female voices in reggae. A hit at Raggamuffin VIII, she’s returning to please the crowds at Raggamuffin X.

Alongside Six60, New Zealand bands highlighted at Raggamuffin X include crowd pleasers The BlackSeeds and Kiwi reggae legends Herbs. Salmonella Dub, House of Shem, Lomez Brown, Jamaica’s Conkarah, and Hawaii’s Kiwini and Jah Maoli complete the full line-up for the main stage.

Last year the Raggamuffin Village was expanded to offer more variety and for 2017, a second stage will be in the village offering additional music options including New Zealand bands Foundation and Common Unity, along with DJ Al’Goodie

Tickets for Raggamuffin X are on pre-sale from 9am today and on General Public sale from Tuesday 25 October. VVIP, VIP and GA tickets are available and Raggamuffin X is R18. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster 0800 111 999 www.ticketmaster.co.nz with a lay-by option available from Tuesday 25 October, and Red Rat clothing stores.

#423 :: One More Dance

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Wednesday 19 October 2016

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Leo Dub selects this one. Pure niceness up in here. Turn It Up!!

Pablov Black - Dread Head 

Sylvesters - Explosure County 

Sticky - What Do You So 

Mudie All stars - Dub Them Face 

Toots and The Maytals - Louie Louie 

The Sunshot All Stars - What About The Half Version 

Burning Spears - The Sun 

Third World All Stars - Just For You 

Alton Ellis - Its a Shame 

Delroy Wilson - Funky Broadway 

Winston Jarrett - True Born African 

Horacy Andy - How Do You Think I Feel 

Roger Rivas & The Brothers Of Reggae - One More Dance 

The Frightnrs - Hey Brother 

Victor Rice ft Chris Murray - Pieces 

Easy Star All Stars ft Max Romeo - Fixing a Hole

#422 :: Running Around New York

Photo credit: Doug Healey (Centre front/Trainer)

GO FEET! Radio #422

Wednesday 9 November 2016

10pm-11pm NZ time, FreeFM89.0

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Run run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm a ginger beer man! It's not where you place in the race, its how you run the race to the end and how you stop along the way to help people that makes you truly great. I'm reminded of whats really important through the example of my brother, Jason Taiapa, and his team mate, Rob Tongotea, who ran the New York City Marathon on 6th November. They were prepared to smash it but choose to hang with a struggling team mate, Nu'umoe G Collins, to see her over the finish line together. Well done guys! Heres a tribute to you and all those that ran the NYC Marathon 2016. Run Run Rudy!

1. The Trojans - Keep On Running

2. Dennis Alcapone - Run Run

3. Burning Spear - Run For Your Life

4. The Aggrolites - Runnin' Strong

5. Hepcat - Run Joe

6. Ray Barretto - New York Soul

7. The Skatalites feat. Cedric Brooks - New York Minute

8. Keith & Tex - Run To The Rocks

9. Soweto - Run Run Rudy

10. The Managers - Running

11. Dillinger - Cocaine In My Brain

12. Bob Marley - Run For Cover

13. Grace Jones - The Apple Stretching

14. Skanatra - Theme From New York New York

#421 :: DJ Skin & Bone Presents Version Immersion

GO FEET! Radio #421

Wednesday 2 November 2016

10pm-11pm, FreeFM89.0, Hamilton, NZ.

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1. Skinhead Symphony - The Specials

2. Liquidator - Harry J Allstars

3. Longshot kick the bucket - The Pioneers

4. Skinhead Moonstomp - Symarip

5. John Jones - Rudy Mills

6. John Jones - Madness

7. Wooly Bully - Sam the Sham and Pharoahs

8. Wooly Bully - The Gangsters

9. Jackpot - The Pioneers

10. Jackpot - The Beat

11. Simmer Down - The Wailers

12. Simmer Down - Johnny Clarke

13. Carry go bring home - Justin Hinds and the Dominos

14. Carry go bring home - The Selecter

15. Guns of Brixton - The Clash

16. Guns of Brixton - Jimmy Cliff

17. Blam Blam Fever - The Valentines

18. Reggae Fever - The Pioneers