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Jonesy's latest installment of his radio show is here, and it includes a Bonus Dance Mix. Some of the artists included in the playlist are: Roger Daltrey, Donna Summers, The Zombies, and Mick Jagger, among others.
Gilles Peterson continues his journey as a global force, this week bringing a mix by Deep Space Orchestra, the electronic UK duo. First he digs into all kinds of new music, including Duffstep, Penguin Café, Rick Wilhite, Mr Raoul K, Bibio, Al Quetz and The Stepkids (a hipsterish rock group, the latest signing to Stones Throw Records). Gilles also takes a moment to honor the recently deceased, legendary Jazz pianist George Shearing. You might be interested to learn that George Shearing had a Latin music streak as you'll hear in his rendition of Horace Silver's "Senor Blues" - we learn new something every week from this show. Deep Space Orchestra comes in with a mix of their own stuff and their favorites including Cottam, Chateau Fight, Bicep and KRL. Afterwards, Gilles closes it up with a few of his musical staples: James Blake and Ramadanman.
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In this Gilles Peterson episode, we get a Worldwide Family Mixtape from Brandt Brauer Frick of Berlin, Germany. But first Gilles pays his respects to J Dilla with Pharoah Sanders' "Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt," Yun Gun, Al Quetz, and new music from J Rocc. After the mix from German trio Brandt Brauer Frick, Gilles shows himself as an Adele fan, playing his favorite track from her new album, "Lovesong."
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Gilles Peterson has a special guest this week: Andy Butler of Hercules and Love Affair joins the show with samples of the new album, Blue Songs. In between tracks he chats with Gilles about his musical experiences and coming up in Denver, CO. Besides Hercules and Love Affair, this show also has tracks by Matthewdavid, Dillinger, Buddy Sativa and much more.
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The Gilles Peterson World Wide show this week highlights the results of the Worldwide Awards of 2011. Read a full review by the host himself on the GP site. Or listen to some of the big winners in this playlist, inlcluding Erykah Badu, Gil Scott-Heron, Fourtet, Flying Lotus, Jay Electronica and James Blake of course. Also if you missed it, check out this video of Thom Yorke interviewing FlyLo backstage at the show.
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