World Music Web Radio
Here are the radio stations with the Jumbie Juju. Happy listening...
New Additions:
Several stations have recently aired Jumbie artists in 2005. Here are the newest additions to Club Jumbie:
TANGANYIKA STRUT with Nate Mackey
KUSP in the Bay Area
Global Village
KPFK, the Pacifica radio powerhouse in Los Angeles
The Tony Blair Show with DJ Tony Blair
DJ Tony Blair, a man you can really trust, ran an interview with Famoro Dioubate and Raul Rothblatt on East Village Radio.
Listen anytime on the web
Georges Collinet and Sean Barlow's "Afropop
Worldwide"
is a weekly show featuring music of Africa and the African diaspora. Distributed
by PRI on over 100 public radio stations in the US, Europe, and Africa,
it presents a range of news, profiles, and music.
Cliff Furnald's "RootsRadio"
offers themed shows (northern europe, music of spain, accordions &
other free-reed instruments...) with artists draw on local roots from
around the world. (Web radio only.)
Rob Weisberg's Transpacific
Sound Paradise
features a wonderfully eclectic range of world music from across
the planet. (TO HEAR: Click above link, then click on any archived
show, then click "Hear this Show" above the playlist.)
Martin Curti's "New
World Buzz"
is a monthly program featuring music & interviews with performers
from around the world — tilting towards a modern/pop sound. (TO HEAR:
Click above link, click red "Listen to Show" button; in pop-up
window, enter ""NWBRADIO" for Username and Password, then
hit Play arrow button.)
John Kertzer's "Best
Ambiance"
draws upon his collection of thousands of African CD's and LP's, covering
highlife, mbalax, rai, soukous, mbaqanga, chimurenga, benga, maskanda,
Wassoulou, juju, kwaito, shaabi music, and more. Also live interviews
and performances. It's live every Monday 6:00pm - 9:00 pm (PST) on KEXP
90.3 fm in Seattle.
Irene Trudel
features world, folk, and roots Americana. (TO HEAR: Click
above link, then "Listen" next to any archived show)
Darek Mazzone's "Wo'
Pop"
features world-pop artists from New Zealand to New Delhi, Bulgaria to
Puerto Rico, on the top World Music radio program in the Northwest. It's
live every Tuesday 6:00pm - 9:00 pm (PST) on KEXP 90.3 fm in Seattle.
John Schaefer's "New
Sounds"
features innovative new music and composers across every style, genre,
and country. It's live every night 11 pm - midnight (EST) on 93.9-fm WNYC.
"Global
Hits"
is a daily segment on BBC's "The World" offering a profile
and music of one artist each day from around the globe. (This link is
to their archive of all the "Global Hits" music segments.)
Kid Hops'"Positive
Vibrations"
explores all styles of Jamaican music, joining the dots between Ska, Rocksteady,
Roots Reggae, Dub, and Dancehall. It's live every Saturday 9:00 am - Noon
(PST) on KEXP 90.3 fm in Seattle.
Afrodicia
features music and interviews of African musicians of all stripes. It's
live on KPFK 90.7 fm in Los Angeles Saturdays 2-4 p.m. (PST)
Radio
Paradise
offers a non-stop eclectic rock mix, including a share of world and roots-based
music (Orchestra Baobob, Los Lobos, Peter Gabriel, BVistaSClub, etc.).
This is a web-based station, with an active listener community who helps
nominate and select the music, so expect interesting stuff.
Listen live on the web (show time only)
Scott Stevens' "Spin the Globe" is another heady mix
of truly globe-trotting world music. Hear
it webcast live
Fridays, 10-Noon (Pacific Time), or on KAOS 89.3FM in Olympia, WA.
Cliff Furnald spins more of his Roots Radio love from every sound
on the third planet in his biweekly on-air radio show. Hear
it webcast live
alternate Mondays, 2–6 PM (EST) [click here, then on "listener
line"] or on WKPN 89.5 fm Bridgeport, CT.
On Charlie Bethel's "Passport" musics from Indonesian
gamelan to Moroccan Gnawa to Brazilian Samba— collide in a rootsy, rhythmic,
trans-continental, cornucopia. Hear
it webcast live
Tuesdays, 8:00pm - 9:00 pm (EST), or on WNYU 89.1 fm in New York.
Lawrence Nii Nartley's "The African Show" features
African music, news, and politics and is the longest running African show
in New York (founded by Joe Mensah, co-hosted by the legendary Babatunde
Olatunji until the late 1970's.) Hear
it webcast live
Thursdays 9:30pm - 11:30pm (EST) or on WKCR 89.9 fm in New York.
Ray Funk's "Funk Roots" is an eclectic mix of world
music, soul, country, swing, jazz, African pop, zouk, soca, folk, blues,
gospel, klezmer, bluegrass, surf, rockabilly, ragtime, cajun, flamenco,
calypso, steelband, tango, a capella, zydeco, rhythm and blues and more.
Hear it webcast
live
Sundays 7-9 pm (PST) on 89.9-fm KUAC Alaska.
George Preston's "Overnight Music" features classical
music, new composers, and occasional forays into new jazz and world music.
Hear it webcast live
every night midnight to 4:00 a.m. (EST) on 93.9-fm WNYC. Shows
with live interviews are archived
by monthon
the web.
"The Upper Room with Joe Kelley" is a mix of just about
everything, include some adventurous world music by artists we dig. Hear
it webcast live
Mondays 4-8pm (EST) or on WVOF 88.5 fm Fairfield, CT.
Local radio (no webcast)
Casey Mallinckrodt's "Night Jazz" offers jazz from all over the spectrum, avant-garde to swing to world-music-influenced. Hear it on 98.1 FM / 1020 AM WKZE from Sharon, CT—Sundays 8-11 p.m.
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Hear Jumbie Live in-Studio:
Hear Dallam-Dougou's interview and live in-studio performance
go to the massive
interview and live studio performance
on with Rob Weissberg and Irene Trudel on "Transpacific Sound Paradise."
Hear David Rogers and Sylvain Leroux talk Jumbie and spin our
CD's in an interview
with Lauren Frey on WNYC's Overnight Music
in October 2003