#from capelton hill

[sinceileftyoublog]

Stars Live Preview: 4/13, Lincoln Hall, Chicago

Photo by Gaëlle Leroyer

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Like for many bands, the past few years have thrown a wrench in Stars’ plans. Yes, the Canadian indie rockers had planned to record their most recent album, last year’s very good From Capelton Hill (Last Gang), live with everyone in a single room in early 2020. (Of course, that didn’t happen.) The band also postponed tour dates last fall for mental health reasons, only the second time they purportedly had to do so for any reason in their 20+ year career. Well, the hardworking sextet--who have found a rejuvenated relationship with their fans through Patreon--are finally coming back to town. Tonight at Lincoln Hall, they’ll celebrate their career, playing from Capelton Hill and beloved records like Set Yourself On Fire and Heart.

A week from Friday, the band is also releasing a deluxe version of From Capelton Hill with remixes of five of its tracks from an impressive variety of artists. Death Cab For Cutie’s Benjamin Gibbard provides a bopping, yet atmospheric turn to album closer “Snowy Owl”, while excellent indie punk band Illuminati Hotties chop up “Pretenders” into a skittering hyperpop thump, albeit one that unexpectedly changes tempo two-thirds through. New Zealand alt-pop band Yumi Zouma turn "Back To The End” into a dark, propulsive club track, as do London’s Real Lies with “Build A Fire”. Perhaps the most impressive remix is by multi-instrumentalist and composer (and SILY favorite) Joseph Shabason, who adds his saxophone, synth, and guitars to and strips the vocals from “If I Never See London Again”. It’s the rare remix that actually takes a dance-oriented track and makes it more abstract and textured.

Opening for Stars is Toronto R&B/soul artist Lydia Persaud. Doors at 7:00 PM, show at 8. Tickets still available at time of publishing.

[aaronmaurer]

Music I Liked in 2022

Every year I reflect on the pop culture I enjoyed and put it in some sort of order.

2022 was a good music year, alt/indie rock-wise, anyway. I found that each season brought a different favorite, so much like last year, trying to rank them would be quite arbitrary. Once again, I’ve put my recommendations into three tiers as well as a couple bonus categories for further listening.

Here’s a playlist of songs from my top 15(ish) records for your sampling pleasure:

Tier 3: Worth A Listen

Belle and Sebastian – A Bit Of Previous

A quite catchy and fun return-to-form from the Scottish indie rockers.

Dayglow – People In Motion

For his second record in as many years, Sloan Struble leans back into the electropop of his debut, resulting in the poppiest and most consistent Dayglow release yet.

Dermot Kennedy – Sonder

While not quite as folk-inflected as his debut, Kennedy’s sophomore full-length is a solid and soulful collection of lovelorn pop jams.

First Aid Kit – Palomino

Sweden’s Söderberg sisters latest LP features a great collection of sweeping pop anthems and lush harmonies.

PUP – THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND

This record from Canada’s PUP is a super meta and darkly comic blast of pop-punk energy, featuring imagined meetings with record executives and existential ruminations on life as a professional musician.

Tier 2: Appointment Listening

Anaïs Mitchell – Anaïs Mitchell and Bonny Light Horseman – Rolling Golden Holy

Hadestown creator Anaïs Mitchell had a busy year, releasing her first solo album in almost a decade in January and then a sophomore album with Bonny Light Horseman in October. Both are lovely collections of poetic folk-rock.

Beach Bunny – Emotional Creature

Following up on 2021’s excellent Blame Game EP, the second full-length from Beach Bunny is a great mix of pop-rock tunes, by turns introspective and propulsive.

Metric – Formentera

The latest from synth-rock powerhouse Metric is another excellent blend of indelible hooks and Emily Haines’ reflective lyrics.

Spoon – Lucifer On The Sofa

I’m not a Spoon megafan, but their latest record is an undeniable mix of rootsy guitar riffs and grooves that stands with the best of their catalog.

Tall Heights – Juniors

Juniors is a bit more pop-oriented and less folky than their previous efforts without losing their signature transportive soundscapes.

Tier 1: Highest Recommendation

Alex G – God Save The Animals

A fully-realized synthesis of Alex G’s most melodic songwriting and quirkier impulses, God Save The Animals ruminates on subjects of faith, love, and the beauty and darkness of the human condition. As compelling and mysterious as ever.

Bartees Strange – Farm To Table

The sophomore LP from idiosyncratic singer/songwriter/guitarist Bartees Strange is an adventurous fusion of styles and influences, with affecting personal lyrics including reflections on subjects including his experience as a military brat, the pandemic and the death of George Floyd.

beabadoobee – Beatopia

A lovely bedroom pop record that recalls female-fronted 90s dream pop and alt-rock, Beatopia feels both familiar and fresh, like making a new friend you feel like you’ve known forever.

Stars – From Capelton Hill

Very much a pandemic record, the latest from Canada’s Stars is nonetheless beautiful and moving, with resonant themes of loss, isolation, connection, and through it all, the slightest glimmers of hope.

The Wombats – Fix Yourself, Not The World and Is This What It Feels Like To Feel Like This? EP

I hadn’t fully connected with Liverpool’s Wombats before, but their latest full-length caught my attention with a collection of hook-laden tunes evocative of the 90s Britpop explosion’s best. The companion EP from later in the year is no less catchy or popsmart.

BONUS! Other Favorite EPs of the Year

Khruangbin & Leon Bridges – Texas Moon

Following on their Texas Sun EP from 2020, Khruangbin and Leon Bridges’ latest collaboration is another smooth collection of tuneful psych-rock, culminating in personal song-of-the-year contender “Mariella.”

Of Monsters and Men – Tíu

I’ve fallen off on OMAM a bit over the past few years, but this EP commemorating the 10th anniversary of their debut is a compelling reminder of what makes them special.

DOUBLE BONUS! Streaming-Only Albums

So, I’m very much an outlier in how I listen to music, preferring to buy physical copies of albums rather than paying for streaming services. As such, I use the likes of Spotify mainly to preview records before purchasing from the artists and since its free version only allows shuffle mode on mobile devices, I end up not spending as much time with albums I don’t own.

I really like each of these records but as I hold out hope for CDs or vinyl someday, I have yet to buy digital versions and haven’t listened enough to slot them among the other picks above.

The Big Pink – The Love That’s Ours

Ethel Cain – Preacher’s Daughter

Gungor – Love Song to Life

John Van Deusen – (I Am) Origami Pt. 4 – Marathon Daze

Taxes – Retirement Home

[firststarisee]

My Top 100 Albums of 2022

Gang Of Youths - angel in realtime.

The 1975 - Being Funny In A Foreign Language

The Wonder Years - The Hum Goes On Forever

Lizzy Mcalpine - Five Seconds Flat

Everything Everything - Raw Data Feel

Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers

A Place For Owls - LP1

Bryde - Still

Valleyheart - Heal My Head

Taylor Swift - Midnights

beabadoobee - Beatopia

MUNA - MUNA

Arcade Fire - WE

My Kid Brother - Happy.Mad.Weird.Sad

Birthday Dad - The Hermit

Fatherson - Normal Fears

Kehlani - blue water road

Angel Olsen - Big Time

The Big Moon - HERE IS EVERYTHING

Anna Tivel - Outsiders

Stand Atlantic - f.e.a.r. (Fuck Everything and Run)

The Weeknd - Dawn FM

Noah Cyrus - The Hardest Part

Cold Years - Goodbye to Misery

Tove Lo - Dirt Femme

Carly Rae Jepsen - The Loneliest Time

Graveyard Club - Moonflower

The Midnight - Heroes

Beyoncé - Reniassance

Maggie Rogers - Surrender

Charlie Hickey - Nervous At Night

Lucius - Second Nature

Betty Who - BIG!

Father John Misty - Chloë and the Next 20th Century

Bastile - Give Me The Future/Dreams of The Past

Sudan Archives - Natural Brown Prom Queen

SZA - SOS

Out of Service - The Ground Beneath Me

wrest - End All The Days

Caracara - New Preoccupations

Pale Waves - Unwanted

Death Cab For Cutie - Asphalt Meadows

Camp Trash - The Long Way, The Slow Way

Ryan Adams - Romeo & Juliet

The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention

The Mountain Goats - Bleed Out

Head and The Heart - Every Shade of Blue

Pinkshift  - Love Me Forever

Coin - Uncanny Valley

King Princess - Hold on Baby

Harry Styles - Harry’s House

Alex the Astronaut - How To Grow A Sunflower Underwater

Coheed & Cambria - Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind

Soccer Mommy - Sometimes, Forever

Tegan and Sara - Crybaby

Bartees Strange - Farm to Table

Momma - Household Name

The Beths - Expert in a Dying Field

Beach Bunny - Emotional Creature

Butch Walker - …As Glenn

Lauv - All 4 Nothing

Skullcrusher - Quiet The Room

Superorganism - World Wide Pop

Drake - Honestly, Nevermind

Martha - Please Don’t Take Me Back

MAITA - I Just Want To Be Wild For You

Tomberlin - i don’t know who needs to hear this…

Companion - Second Day of Spring

Silvana Estrada - Marchita

Sigrid - How to Let Go

BANKS - Serpentina

Future Teens - Self Help

Pinegrove - 11:11

Frank Tuner - FTHC

Stars - From Capelton Hill

Camp Cope - Running with the Hurricane

Dawes - Misadventures Of Doomscroller

Orville Peck - Bronco

Ghostly Kisses - Heaven, Wait

Watkins Family Hour - Vol. II

Ryan Adams - Chris

AURORA - The Gods We Can Touch

Kate Havnevik - Lightship

The Mars Volta - The Mars Volta

Florence + The Machine - Dance Fever

Bad Suns - Apocalypse Whenever

Stella Donnelly - Flood

Courtney Marie Andrews - Loose Future

Vince Staples - RAMONA PARK BROKE MY HEART

SOAK - If I never know you like this again

Hatchie - Giving The World Away

Copeland - Revoling Doors

SYD - Broken Hearts Club

Bjork - Fossora

ROSALÍA - MOTOMAMI

Denzel Curry - Melt My Eyez See Your Future

Pool Kids - Pool Kids

Liss - I Guess Nothing Will Be The Same

Sasha Alex Sloan - I Blame The World

Fickle Friends - Are We Gonna Be Alright?

[gideonthefirst]

2 and 20 for the asks!

2. Album of the year?

Augh. Choosing to interpret this as only including albums that came out this year, because otherwise it would be impossible. From Capelton Hill by Stars

20. What’s something you learned this year?

I wrote my thesis this year, so I learned a lot about the two plays I was writing about and the scholarship around them and the life of Thomas Kyd and the cultural situation that both of those plays were being written in!

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i had a really rough and emotionally intense may so i didn’t get to listen to too much new music-- i mostly was listening to my massive playlist recreating what i used to listen to in high school-- but here’s some things i was listening to anyway

(in no particular order other than color)

the moldy peaches // the moldy peaches (lo-fi indie rock)

3p // tony velour (alt hip-hop)

from capelton hill // stars (canadian indie pop / rock)

all of this will end // indigo de souza (alt pop / rock) 

that! feels good! // jessie ware (english disco / dance-pop)

flower boy // tyler the creator (hip-hop / neo-soul)

new boys, new girls, new city punk // bakyun the everyday (japanese punk)

sees the light // la sera (alt pop / punk)

time // kana-boon (japanese alt rock / pop)

forever means // angel olsen (alternative)

Яitual // arca (venezuelan-spanish experimental electronic)

after the night (live) // parannoul (korean indie noise rock)

glue song (ft. clairo) // beabadobee (filipino-english alternative)

ichijikikoku // atarashi gakko! (japanese rock / pop)

with a hammer // yaeji (electronic / dance)

nymph_o // shygirl (english experimental / electronic pop)

high life // bloc party (english alternative)

clean weird prone (inner world peace deluxe) // frankie cosmos (alternative)

mephisto // queen bee (japanese disco pop / punk)

space orphans // ichiko aoba (japanese alternative / ambient folk)

kenneth // little dragon (swedish electronic / alternative rnb)

multitudes // feist (canadian indie pop / folk)

replacements (ft. la roux) // chromeo (canadian electro-funk)

izora // buck-tick (japanese rock)

become // beach house (alternative / dream pop)

[hostilehospitalbeds]

Top Albums of 2022 13. Stars - From Capelton Hill Favorite Tracks: Build A Fire, Capelton Hill, To Feel What They Feel, Patterns, Pretenders, If I Never See London Again, Hoping https://www.instagram.com/p/CmaAGNeJ6ph/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[chickrawker]

Stars at The Foundry 12/10/22

The annual Christmas Stars show in Philly was as magical as you would expect. The last night of their tour and we all know how that goes! Their standard setlist from this tour with a surprise in the encore.

Stars

The Foundry

Philadelphia, PA

12/10/22

Heart

Pretenders

Reunion

Patterns

Hold On When You Get Love and Let Go When You Give It

Changes

Counting Stars on the Ceiling

Elevator Love Letter

Build a Fire

Take Me to the Riot

Ship to Shore

Christmas Anyways

Dead Hearts

Fixed

Fluorescent Light

Capelton Hill

Your Ex-Lover Is Dead

Trap Door

Ageless Beauty

Encore:

My Favorite Book

No One Is Lost

Fairytale of New York

Feeling a bit honored that Philly was the last night of the tour but we definitely made an impression last year. The venue is the smaller room of the Fillmore which made it very intimate. (There was a wedding downstairs which Amy gleefully let us know that they had crashed earlier.) Someone brought a bunch of roses that made their way to the stage at various times. Amy kept putting a few in her bosom so that was fun. And Torq would take some and destroy them to splay petals all around.

This setlist had the first song they ever wrote (Counting Stars on the Ceiling), their new Christmas song (Christmas Anyways), and lots of highs (Take Me To The Riot!) and lows (Dead Hearts - just a bummer of a song really). But it wouldn't be a Stars show without running through a gamut of emotion. Their shows have always been a gut punch to me because these songs mean so much to me. They have brought me hope and love and devastation. Sometimes all in the same song! Surprised that I didn't cry through a few of them but I guess the joy surpassed the sorrow in this instance.

Some moments for the ages:

Torq telling us that he's kind of a person that likes the middle. Not the beginning, not the end, but the middle. Where we were at that moment. "I just want this forever. Right now. Forever."

Amy telling us about crashing the wedding downstairs and the bartender telling them "You're the fun girls!"

Amy telling us "You guys are the best singers" during Ageless Beauty.

And the lovely acoustic version of "My Favorite Book" to start off the encore.

Can't wait until next year's show!

P.S. lots of video on insta!

[northwest-by-a-train]

Thanks for tagging me @bouquet-of-violets

Last show: Severance, or as I call it, KAFKA: Reloaded

Last song: Capelton Hill, by Stars (song) , and Love theme from Spartacus by Yusuf Lateef (instrumental)

Currently watching: Better Call Saul. Seven years of watching are coming to an end!

Currently reading: Just finished last week's New Yorker (yes, I'm french and get the New Yorker. It's Wes Anderson's fault) and Wilderness Tips, a short story collection by Margaret Atwood (Especially recommend the short story "Isis in darkness")

I shall tag @no-passaran @sashacore @ikariyuiofficial @iamthefernman @letpapersleep @common-conflict and @saltforsalt ! Eurasian mutuals unite!

[lebaronlordking]

Playlist Title: Saturday Afternoon Reggae Show

DJ Name: LeBaron Lord King

Playlist Start Date: Mar 16, 2019

Playlist Start Time: 4:00 PM

Playlist End Time: 7:00 PM

Song nameSpin newArtist nameRelease titleLabel nameBlackheart ManBunny WailerBlackheart ManUniversal MusicDancing MoodDelroy WilsonDancing MoodAttackConversation & WeedThe DrumkeysConversation & Weed (feat. Vanessa Bongo)The DrumKeysYaad N AbraadMonkey MarcYaad N Abraad RiddimDigikillazLiving It UpDamian MarleyStony HillUniversal MusicHeaven (Ready Fi Di Feeling)Jah9Heaven (Ready Fi Di Feeling)VP RecordsNah Sell OutBurro BantonDub-Stuy Presents Kunta Kinte Riddim 2017Dub Stuy RecordsMind Your BusinessMeta and the CornerstonesMind Your BusinessMetarize LLCGuess Who's Coming To DinnerBlack UhuruTrue ReggaeUniversal MusicI CanCHRONIXXLikesUniversal Music Ireland Ltd.One DayMatisyahuLightEpicThree Little BirdsBob Marley & The WailersExodus 30th Anniversary EditionUniversal MusicNatty Dread GirlLinval ThompsonDon't Cut Off Your DreadlocksAggrovatorsIs It Because I'm Black ?Tiken Jah FakolyIs It Because I'm Black ?Universal MusicLove Like Ours (feat. Tarrus Riley)EstelleLove Like Ours (feat. Tarrus Riley)VP RecordsHigh & WindySara LugoHit Me With MusicOneness Records / Sara LugoDisgraceToby P H SorensenReturn Of The Tru GanjamanLuvinnitt ProductionsElectric AveneueEddie GrantBe StrongRatiganNew York to PortmoreDialectic Productions / VPAL MusicBabylon ChildrenJstarStand to OrderJstar RecordsKeep On MovingBob MarleyBob Marley - The King Of Reggae (89 legendary tracks including original tunes, tributes from reggae stars and an exclusive MarleyWagram MusicUnder Mi SensiBarrington LevyReggae Hits Vol. 30Jet Star Music LtdGuess Who's Coming To DinnerBlack UhuruTrue ReggaeUniversal MusicNo Other Like You (feat. Rayvon & Red Fox)Musical MasqueradeNo Other Like You (feat. Rayvon & Red Fox)MUSICAL MASQUERADEThere's a FireThe GayladsThe Best Of...Beverleys RecordsOh JahThe HeptonesHere I Come AgainObserver MusicMr LovermanShabba RanksSunshine Reggae HitsParlophone UKForever Loving JahBob Marley & The WailersLes 50 Plus Belles ChansonsUniversal MusicHeathen ReignCapeltonZion's BloodLee "Scratch" Perry & Subatomic Sound SystemSuper Ape Returns to ConquerSubatomic SoundReal VegetarianBaba RasRefugeeSkip MarleyRefugeeUniversal MusicDangerousRoots And TingsDangerousTruth's SoundRasta Nuh GangstaSamory IRasta Nuh GangstaRorystonelove / Black DubLand Of PromiseNas & Damian "Jr. Gong" MarleyDistant RelativesUniversal MusicLove BornMatisyahuLove BornFallen Sparks RecordsIt's Me Again Jah (Live)LucianoLuciano LIVEXterminator Productions Ltd.Ya HoVarious ArtistsInna De Yard All StarsInna de yardRaggamuffinJ BoogWash House TingWashhouse Music Group

[groovesnjams]

“Capelton Hill” by Stars

DV:

There are pitfalls to parasociality, but there’s also something wonderful about the way the recorded and performed output - the lives - of artists can intertwine and grow with our own. It’s worth nothing that the opposite can be illuminating in its own way: where we diverge from songs and singers we loved years ago tells us a lot about who we are now. But when an artist manages to still speak to you years after you first fell in love with them? That’s rare and precious, a minor miracle of humanity.

This is part of why it feels so draining to learn that a band like Stars - who have been putting out glorious, cathartic, unifying music for decades - can’t tour without losing massive amounts of cash. Not long ago, touring was how indie artists made their money, the way they recouped the costs of recording and releasing music. Something’s gone terribly wrong when mid-tier (respectfully) artists like Stars can’t make a living on the road, even when they’re booking and selling out their venues. “The end never ends/ It just might not last,” Torquil Campbell and Amy Millan sing together on “Capelton Hill,” and that seems true enough. “But it's a start/ Hand to heart,” the song concludes - a characteristic note of optimism in the face of overwhelming odds. I hope we’ll get to sing that defiance together forever; I know it grows more precious and more precarious with every year.

MG:

“Capelton Hill” goes to places I absolutely wish it did not, as a piece of music. The productions (I’m going to argue that there are two, too distinct) sound like templates, the most syrupy expressions of their designated genres. The verses have the buried thump of original flavor synthpop -- think the distant drums of Ultravox’s “Vienna” -- and the chorus is the starry-eyed, folksy jangle of original flavor adult contemporary -- Peter Gabriel’s “Solsbury Hill.” If you’re reading this and thinking “Why not, MG? Two great flavors that taste great together!” you’ll get yours when you press play. Like an ice cream cone studded with rock hard, frozen solid peanut butter, juxtaposition is not enough to generate pleasure. The chorus blurts abruptly from the end of the verse, a crude collage. And yet! It all sounds really boilerplate, too.

It’s not for me, that’s fine. It’s very seductive to think that each band earns their audience and that, hey, look, maybe this band lost money on their tour because people just aren’t into it anymore. I don’t think it really matters whether anyone likes “Capleton Hill” because it’s fully a song and Stars did the exact job they’re theoretically supposed to be paid for but in the end, they lost money on this whole process. I find it really outrageous that we’re all supposed to be skeptical that art has any monetary value and that we accept this idea of artists as public servants, pay commensurate to pleasure generated. Everyone should be well paid and free to do whatever they deem work. I know the world doesn’t believe this; I know I’m doing the written word version of “Capelton Hill.” I hope that Stars are able to tour again, but, honestly, their fans face the same mounting challenges, so expecting them to pony up when they also have to buy food and gas and shelter is not the solution.

[popthiscollective]

Monsoon Wedding is everything we need in a movie | Episode 336

Summary:

  "The peacocks are not dancing." We end the Pop This! wedding season on a high note with Mira Nair's joyful and cathartic Monsoon Wedding. Also discussed: Buffy Sainte Marie's new children's book, the new Stars album, and Countess Luann's Cabaret tour. 

    Show notes:

  Countess Cabaret

  Pop This! Episode 37: Indian weddings, big business and Bal Brach 

    Recommendations: 

Andrea G.:  Wak Wak Burger (Vancouver food truck)

  Andrea W.:  Tâpwê and the Magic Hat by Buffy Sainte-Marie, Illustrated by Buffy Sainte-Marie and Michelle Alynn Clement (book); Buffy (podcast)

  Lisa:  Capelton Hill by Stars (music)

  Music credits:

"Electrodoodle" by Kevin MacLeod

From: incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

  Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod

From: incompetech.com

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  "Vivacity" by Kevin MacLeod

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Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Andrea Gin is a producer and an avid figure skating fan.

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[lebaronlordking]

Saturday Afternoon Reggae Show                12/15/2018 

DJ LeBaron Lord King                             lebaron@Kpoo.com

Songs are played in the order they appear

04:09PM Bob Marley “War”

04:09PM Jah Mason “Aint No Chain” 

04:10PM Inna Vision “Bad”

04:37PM Natural Black “Far From Reality” 

04:38PM Vitchous “After a Long Day at Work”

04:39PM T'Jean “Dry Bones” 

04:39PM Beenie Man “Romie”

04:42PM Damian Marley “Welcome to Jamrock”

04:42PM Sean Paul “Shake It” 

04:43PM Steel Pulse “Roller Skate”

04:44PM Bunny Wailer “Blackheart Man”

04:41PM Black Omolo “More Positivity”

04:45PM Ziggy Marley “Circle of Peace”

05:31PM Fugees “No Woman No Cry” 

05:31PM Bob Marley “Is This Love ?” 

05:31PM Stephen Marley ft Capelton “Rock Stone”

05:32PM J Boog “Waiting on the Rain”

05:33PM Jesse Royal ft Joe Mersa Marley “Generation” 

05:55PM Mavado & Matishyahu “Come from Afar” 

05:55PM kymani Marley “Tom Drunk”

05:58PM Protoje “Bout Noon” 

05:58PM Don Minott “9 to 5” 

05:59PM Chronixx “I Can” 

05:59PM Kelissa & Keznamdie f Chronixxx “Winna” 

06:08PM Ub40 “Food for Though” 

06:11PM Kranium “We Can” 

06:12PM Skip Marley “Refugee”

06:13PM Jimmy Cliff “Many Rivers to Cross” 

06:13PM Bob Marley & Lauren Hill “Turn Down Your Lights”

06:14PM Bob Marley “Waiting in Vain”

06:14PM Shabba Ranks “Mr Loverman (feat. Deborah Glasgowe)”

06:16PM Shaggy “Save a Life”

06:16PM Samory I “Rasta Nu Gangsta” 

06:18PM Lee Perry “Zion Blood”

06:17PM Spiritual “Time Has Come” 

06:32PM Matishyahu “King Without a Crown” 

06:33PM Black Uhuru “What is Life”

06:34PM Taj Weeks & Adowa “Vibe Up”

06:34PM LUCIANO “It's Me Again”

06:35PM Everton Blender “Bring Di Kutchie”

06:44PM Jah thomas “Cripple Man Shank”

[lebaronlordking]

KPOO-FM Reggae

Saturday Afternoon Reggae Show (Music) with LeBaron Lord King 04/15/2017 04:00PM to 07:00PM

04:10PM Matishyahu “One Day” from One Day (Single)

04:10PM Natural Black “Far from Reality (Shashamane Dubplate)” from Far from Reality (Shashamane Dubplate) (Single)

04:14PM Bob Marley “Forever Lovin' Jah” from Forever Lovin' Jah (Single)

04:15PM Monkey Marc “No Surrender” from No Surrender (Single)

04:18PM Erykah Badu “In Love With You (Love Ballad)” from In Love With You (Love Ballad) (Single)

04:20PM Maytals “Do the Reggay” from Do The Reggay (7 Inch, Single, Reggae) on Pyramid

04:20PM Boom Back “Road Block” from Road Block (Single)

04:34PM Arise Roots “Rootsman Town” from Rootsman Town (Single)

04:35PM Red Foxx f Ryvon “No Other Like You” from No Other Like You (Single)

04:35PM Tuff Like Iron “Orange Peel” from Orange Peel (Single)

05:00PM Barringtong Levy “Here I Come!” from Here I Come! (Single)

05:00PM Burning Spear “Jah is Real” from Jah is Real (Single)

05:01PM Junior Kelly “Paradise” from Paradise (Single)

05:03PM Chronixx “Queen Majesty” from Queen Majesty (Single)

05:37PM Black Uhuru “Guess Who's Coming to Dinner” from Guess who's coming to dinner (LP, Single, Reggae, 1987) on ROUNDER (U.S.A.)

05:38PM Beenie Man “Girls Dem Sugar (feat. Mya)” from Girls Dem Sugar (feat. Mya) (Single)

05:39PM Kristine Alicia “Zion” from Zion (Single)

05:40PM Tafari “All of My Love” from All of My Love (Single)

05:42PM Ziggy Marley “Look Who's Dancing” from Look Who's Dancing (Single)

05:43PM Gregory Issac “Night Nurse” from Night Nurse (Single)

05:43PM Teecha Dee “Jah Jah is Calling” from Jah Jah is Calling (Single)

05:44PM Vybz Kartel “Step” from Step (Single)

05:44PM Stephen Marley Nina Simone Wyclef “Keepers of the Flame” from Keepers of the Flame (Single)

05:45PM Ethiopians “Train to Skaville” from Train to Skaville (Single, Reggae) on Open Records

06:07PM Tarrus Riley “Cool Me Down” from COOL ME DOWN (Single)

06:08PM Capelton “Jah Jah City” from Jah Jah City (Single)

06:08PM Shaggy “Mad Mad World” from Mad Mad World (Single)

06:09PM Steel Pulse “Ravers” from Ravers (Single)

06:09PM Meta and the Cornerstones “Mind Your Business” from Mind Your Business (Single)

06:12PM Bob Marley “Is This Love” from Is This Love (Single)

06:13PM Maxi Priest & Shaggy “That Girl” from that girl (Single)

06:16PM Toots & Maytals “Funky Kingston” from Funky Kingston (Single)

06:17PM Inner Circle “I've Got the Handle” from I've Got the Handle (Single)

06:18PM Delroy Wilson “Dancing Mood” from dancing mood (7 Inch, Single, Reggae) on Island

06:29PM Queen Ifrica “Ask My Granny” from Ask My Granny (Single)

06:29PM Jah 9 “Humble Mi” from Humble Mi (Single)

06:31PM Bob Marley & Lauren Hill “Turn Down Your Lights” from Turn Down Your Lights (Single)

06:36PM LUCIANO “It's Me Again Jah” from It's Me Again Jah (Single)

06:36PM Jesse Royal “Modern Day” from Modern Day (Single)

06:36PM fantan Mojah “Rasta Got Soul” from Rasta Got Soul (Single)

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KPOO SF Saturday Reggae

Saturday Afternoon Reggae Show (Music) with LeBaron Lord King 04/22/2017 04:00PM to 07:00PM

04:13PM Bob Marley “Stir It Up” from Stir It Up (Single)

04:18PM Fugees “A Change Is Going to Come” from A Change Is Going to Come (Single)

04:19PM Capelton “Heathen Reign” from Heathen Reign (Single)

04:19PM Stephen Marley “Keeper of the Flame” from Keeper of the Flame (Single)

04:20PM Ub40 “Food for Thought” from Food For Thought (Single)

04:21PM Jimmy Cliff “Wonderful World Beautiful People” from Wonderful World Beautiful People (Single)

04:38PM Gappy Ranks “Mad Sick” from Mad Sick (Single)

04:38PM Keznamdi “Ganja Man” from Ganja Man (Single)

04:40PM Eek a Mouse “Police in Helicopter” from Police in Helicopter (Single)

05:06PM Jess Royal “Bless My Soul” from Bless My Soul (Single)

05:07PM Musical Youth “Pass the Dutchie” from Pass the Dutchie (7 Inch, Single, Reggae, 1982) on MCA

05:09PM New Kingston “Kingston Fyah” from Kingston Fyah (Single)

05:09PM Steel Pulse “Ravers” from Ravers (Single)

05:11PM Chronixx “Majesty” from Majesty (Single)

05:13PM Chronixx “I Come To Play Some Roots” from I Come To Play Some Roots (Single)

05:15PM Damian Marley “It Was Written (Book of Life)” from It Was Written (Book of Life) (Single)

05:08PM Beverly Hills Boys “Praise Rastafari (feat. Jesse Jendah)” from Praise Rastafari (feat. Jesse Jendah) (Single)

05:28PM Bob Marley “Redemption Song” from Redemption Song (Single)

05:28PM Matishyahu “Love Born” from Love Born (Single)

05:29PM White Mice “True Love” from True Love (Single)

05:38PM Junior Kelly “Paradise” from Paradise (Single)

05:38PM Stephen Marley “So Strong” from So Strong (Single)

05:39PM Queen Ifrica “Trueversation (feat. Damian Marley)” from Trueversation (feat. Damian Marley) (Single)

06:18PM Steel Pulse “Roller Skate” from Roller Skate (Single)

06:19PM Grace Jones “My Jamaican Guy” from MY JAMAICAN GUY (CD, Single, Reggae)

06:19PM Kabaka Pyramid & Sara Lugo “High & Windy” from High & Windy (Single)

06:20PM Shabba Ranks “Mr Loverman” from Mr Loverman (Single)

06:21PM Tensor Saw Banju Banton “Ring the Alarm” from Ring the Alarm (Single)

06:32PM Brimstone “Foreign Not Easy” from Foreign Not Easy (Single)

06:33PM Arise Roots “Rootsman Town” from Rootsman Town (Single)

06:33PM The Green “Mama” from Mama (Single)

06:34PM LUCIANO “It's Me Again Jah” from It's Me Again Jah (Single)

06:35PM Reggae Robin “Be Wise (Solomon Says)” from Be Wise (Solomon Says) (Single)

06:36PM Denroy Morgan “Everybody Wants to Be” from Everybody Wants to Be (Single)

06:36PM Kabaka Pyramid “Well Done -” from Well Done - (Single)

06:37PM The Mighty Diamonds “People Are Crying” from People Are Crying (Single)