On Memorial Day, America honors those who have lost their lives in service. I wanted to share this audio of interviews with Black soldiers during the VietNam conflict, which is an undertold story. The album was released by Motown Records in the late 1970s, and it was called “Guess Who’s Coming Home.” It was never reprinted, rereleased, or digitized… i didn’t want this piece of history to be buried so i’m presenting the first side of the album here.
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**Explicit Language**
As we celebrate on this day, remember the fallen, and connect with friends and family, let’s keep in mind that certain stories continue to be untold … right now for instance gays and lesbians in the military are fighting for the country but still struggling for their rights.
this is the fourth clip of media chronicling my kid’s obsession with music. previous episodes featured video of his learning to use turntables and figuring out how to scratch and use the mixer.
this bathtime audio clip was my attempt to catch him in his daily, non-equipment-reliant musical expression. enjoy!
a hand drawn animated study by pierre bennu; something to focus on silently or with your own music of choice. i may do more of these with different themes; stay tuned )
at 8pm this saturday July 11th, exittheapple and westnorth studio present -talkback theater: free interactive community cinema. sing along, talk to the screen, laugh out loud, have a ball.
2nd saturdays during warm weather
104 W. North Ave. FREE! !
*THEN*
at 10:30, join exittheapple and VIBEZ for a WIZ inspired “Brand New Day” party – music, dancing, and lots of love.
DJ’s Pierre Bennu and MAR
2318 N. Charles St., Donations encouraged.
Hear ye, hear ye. The 1st SATURDAY of every month henceforth marks our traditional “Sound Brunch” – wherein any one with Lp’s or 45’s can get on the turntables and rock for up to 20 min!
come one, come all. all we ask is that you be good. if not, we reserve the right to call the sandman. ;o)
djbrunch / open tables
1st saturdays @ exittheapple
2103 n. charles st, baltimore md 21218
It’s been a long time since i’ve posted a mix in NotRadio. I’ve been in the lab working on the new season … and oh yeah. we had a kid.regular updates will return in february. until then i’ll probably be dropping teasers like this one. stevie wonder meets jay-z with a splash of Gregorian chant.missed you guys. thanks for the comments. happy holidays and see you next year!
At this time of year I always think about those who came before us – their lives, their sacrifices, and their triumphs. This is dedicated to them in thanks and praise. So when you dance please keep in mind those who could not and open your heart for those still to come. 50 minutes.
I apologize for the names I miss on this one as some of the records I used this time were white labels – but here, as best as i can, are the players in the ritual in no particular order: Osunlade, Michael Jackson, Jamie Foxx, Eddie Murphy, Aloe Blacc, Malcolm X, Cymande, Femi Kuti, Joan Baez, Terrence Trent Darby, Pharaoh Sanders.
Bollywood smoothed out on the R&B tip with a pop feel… appeal… to it.
Indian superstars Aishwarya Rai and Ajay Devgan remixed to “She’s Dope” by BellBivDeVoe. First smashed together by Pierre Bennu in December 06. Click the photo or click here to get to the video.
On Memorial Day, America honors those who have lost their lives in service. I wanted to share this audio of interviews with Black soldiers during the VietNam conflict, which is an undertold story. The album was released by Motown Records in the late 1970s, and it was called “Guess Who’s Coming Home.” It was never reprinted, rereleased, or digitized… i didn’t want this piece of history to be buried so i’m presenting the first side of the album here. 
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