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Protest MusicProtest and topical music including comedy. We're interested in the history of protest music, for instance labor songs, civil rights songs, anti war songs. We also feature contemporary protest music and we particularly want to hear your protest songs.
This is an open group. Please join and post your diaries. If you want to help manage the group message me and I'll make you a BlogEditor.
Of course Protest Music is on topic. But it doesn't have to be both. Protest or Music. Protest is on topic. Music is on topic.
Netroots Radio: "Just a Dry Sound and Its Echo"
The Justice Department is on Netroots Radio.com Sundays 8pm to 9pm Pacific and Mondays 9pm to Midnight Pacific. Powered by Unity Radio Net!
I'm Special Agent DJ Justice; Radio Host and Program for Netroots Radio.com; and I'm manning the dials, spinning the discs, warbling the woofers, putting a slip in your hip and a trip to your hop.
The playlist for Monday 17 June 9pm to Midnight Pacific Edition of The Justice Department: Musique sans Frontieres:Netroots Radio is there for ya, baby!
~~ "Just a Dry Sound and Its Echo" ~~
1 - Albert King -- "Born Under a Bad Sign"
2 - Blind Boys of Alabama -- "Nobody's Fault But Mine"
3 - William Bell -- "Everybody Loves a Winner"
4 - Johnnie Taylor -- "Ain't That Loving You?"
5 - Les McCann & Eddie Harris -- "Compared To What?"
6 - Herbie Mann -- "Coming Home Baby"Station Break
7 - John Coltrane -- "My Favorite Things"
8 - Yusef Lateef -- "Nubian Lady"
9 - Horace Silver -- "Song For My Father"
10 - John Lee Hooker -- "Baby Lee"Station Break
11 - The Cinematic Orchestra -- "Burn Out"
12 - Jaga Jazzist -- "Going Down"
13 - Dzihan & Kamian -- "Stiff Jazz"
14 - Antibalas Afro Beat Orchestra -- "El Machete"Station Break
15 - Gaelica -- "Cancao do Miramar"
16 - Mayra Andrade -- "Seu"
17 - Monica Salmaso -- "Canto em Qaulquer Canto"
18 - Omara Portuondo -- "Canto lo Sentimental"
19 - Buena Vista Social Club -- "Dos Gardenas"
20 - Ibrahim Ferrer -- "Buenos Hermanos"
21 - Lila Downs -- "Mi Corazon me Recuerda"
22 - Gal Costa -- "A Linha e o Linho"Station Break
23 - Jacques Brel -- "Les Biches"
24 - Serge Gainsbourg -- "Aeroplanes"
25 - Nouvelle Vague -- "Bela Lugosi is Dead"
26 - Francis Cabrel -- "La Fille Qui M'Accompagne"
27 - Les Negresses Vertes -- "Orane"
28 - Euphoria -- "Delirium"
29 - Les Baxter -- "Tropicando"Station Break
30 - Vangelis -- "Sirens Whispering"
31 - Agricantus -- "Tenere"
32 - Philip Glass & Foday Musa Suso -- "Warda's Whorehouse"
33 - Abdullah Ibrahim -- "Mountain in the Night"
34 - Novalima -- "Africa Land"
35 - Geoffery Oryema -- "Payira Wind"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Netroots Radio: "To Be Something More Than Seeking"
The Justice Department is on Netroots Radio.com Sundays 8pm to 9pm Pacific and Mondays 9pm to Midnight Pacific. Powered by Unity Radio Net!
I'm Special Agent DJ Justice; Radio Host and Program Director for Netroots Radio.com; and I'm manning the dials, spinning the discs, warbling the woofers, putting a slip in your hip and a trip to your hop.
The playlist for Sunday 16 June 8pm to 9pm Pacific Edition of The Justice Department: Musique sans FrontieresNetroots Radio is there for ya, baby!
~~ "To Be Something More Than Seeking" ~~
1 - The Clash -- "Spanish Bombs"
2 - Hossein Alizadeh -- "Vernal Presence"
3 - Kiran Ahluwalia -- "Vo Kuch"
4 - Tinariwen -- "Imidiwan Matanam"
5 - Quantic -- "Time Is The Enemy"
6 - Budos Band -- "Hidden Hand"
7 - Zero 7 -- "Give It Away"Station Break
8 - Tosca -- "Rosa"
9 - AKmusique -- "Ocean Drive 707"
10 - Montefiori Cocktail -- "Anamaria"
12 - Omara Portuondo -- "Canto lo Sentimental"
13 - La Caina -- "Bailando Va"
14 - Rosalia de Souza -- "Bossa 31"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Newark NJ Mayor Cory Booker (Democrat) Announces His Run For US Senate
Greater Newark/New York Fresh Air Fund Sends Children To Summer CampCory Booker for US Senate FBCory Booker 36th Mayor Of Newark
Mayor Cory Booker greets more than 200 volunteers building a state-of-the-art community playground located at West Bigelow Street in Newark's South Ward
Greater Newark Conservancy Home Page
Greater Newark Conservancy FBSince taking office in 2006, Mayor Booker and his administration has placed a priority on creating more green spaces and recreation for children and families in Newark. The new playground is the most recent addition to the City's largest park expansion initiative in Newark in over a century with over 20 parks planned for completion by the end of 2010.
Mayor Cory Booker reviews the week of August 24-29, 2009 in Newark.
Real African American Heroes
Invictus
Unconquered
Captain Of My SoulOut of the night that covers me,
Dark as the pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeoning's of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
And yet the menace of the years
Finds and shall find me unafraid.
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
By William Ernest Henley (1849–1903)
Peace And Justice
gaFor ♥All My Friends In New Jersey, New York And Everywhere♥Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will. Gandhi
Or; It Ain't Over, Till It's Over!Netroots Radio: "Some Have The Custom Of Forgetting"
The Justice Department is on Netroots Radio.com Sundays 8pm to 9pm Pacific and Mondays 9pm to Midnight Pacific. Powered by Unity Radio Net!
I'm Special Agent DJ Justice; Radio Host and Program Director for Netroots Radio.com; and I'm manning the dials, spinning the discs, warbling the woofers, putting a slip in your hip and a trip to your hop.
The playlist for Monday 10 June 9pm to Midnight Pacific Edition of The Justice Department: Musique sans FrontieresNetroots Radio is there for ya, baby!
~~ "Some Have The Custom Of Forgetting" ~~
1 - Gillian Welch -- "One More Dollar"
2 - Abigail Washburn -- "Sometimes"
3 - Crooked Still -- "Come On In My Kitchen"
4 - Carolina Chocolate Drops -- "Leaving Eden"
5 - Grateful Dead -- "Brokedown Palace"
6 - The Horseflies -- "The Drunkard's Lone Child"
7 - First Aid Kit -- "When I Grow Up"Station Break
8 - Russian Red -- "Just Like a Wall"
9 - Woods -- "Death Rattles"
10 - Little Axe -- "Ride On"
11 - Thievery Corporation -- "La Femme Parallel"
12 - Francis Cabrel -- "La Corrida"
13 - Gipsy Kings -- "Trista Pena"Station Break
14 - Joan Baez -- "Bachianas Brasileiras No 5 Aria"
15 - Ennio Morricone -- "Malena"
16 - Vangelis - "Song Of The Seas"
17 - Colour Haze -- "Aquamaria"
18 - Porno For Pyros -- "Bali Eyes"
19 - The Budos Band -- "King Cobra"Station Break
20 - Vanilla Fudge -- "Season Of The Witch"
21 - Violent Femmes -- "Kiss Off"
23 - Hungry Lucy -- "Storm"
24 - Kroke -- "The Sounds of a Vanishing World"
25 - Garaj Mahal -- "Hindi Gumbo"
26 - Victor Démé -- "Djon Maya"Station Break
27 - Jai Uttal and the Pagan Love Orchestra -- "Corner"
28 - Sleepy Sun -- "Sandstorm Woman"
29 - Tinariwen -- "Ere Tasfata Adounia"
30 - Mahmoud Ahmed -- "Era Mela Mela"
31 - Emeralds -- "Now You See Me"Station Break
32 - Os Mutantes -- "Bat Macumba"
33 - Yatu -- "La Luna"
34 - Poncho Sanchez -- "Besame Mama"
35 - Sabrina Malheiros -- "Cade Voce"
36 - New Trolls -- "Paolo E Francesca"
37 - Anna Caram -- "Agua de Beber"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Yawn you f**king idiots
I try not to go around picking fights or calling people names but sometimes you just have to call a war criminal a war criminal, a repressive regime a repressive regime or a fucking idiot a fucking idiot.
If you think massive, intrusive government surveillance is not a big fucking deal here in the 'land of the free,' you are a major bonehead. It flies in the face of everything we have stood for as a people for over two-hundred years.
I've seen all the mindless ones running around saying, "why so shocked, we've known this for a long time?" or, even more in the way of lacking awareness, "if you have nothing to hide, why should you care?"
Netroots Radio: "Lots of Bad Things Battered This Boat"
The Justice Department is on Netroots Radio.com Sundays 8pm to 9pm Pacific and Mondays 9pm to Midnight Pacific. Powered by Unity Radio Net!
I'm Special Agent DJ Justice; Radio Host and Program Director for Netroots Radio.com; and I'm manning the dials, spinning the discs, warbling the woofers, putting a slip in your hip and a trip to your hop.
The playlist for Sunday 9 June 8pm to 9pm Pacific Edition of The Justice Department: Musique sans FrontieresNetroots Radio is there for ya, baby!
~~ "Lots of Bad Things Battered This Boat" ~~
1 - The Doors -- "The Spy"
2 - Music Gamelan Alliance -- "Mission Impossible"
3 - Bruce Willis -- "Secret Agent Man"
4 - Roland Shaw Orchestra -- "I Spy"
5 - Daniel Caine Orchestra -- "The Man From UNCLE"
6 - Duane Eddy and The Henry Mancini Orchestra -- "Peter Gunn"
7 - London Philharmonic -- "The Avengers"
8 - Ron Granier -- "The Prisoner"Station Break
9 - Bowerbirds -- "My Oldest Memory"
10 - Days Were Like Lakes -- "Stonethrower"
11 - The Decemberists -- "After The Bombs"
12 - Asa -- "Jailer"
13 - Style Council -- "Walls Come Tumbling Down"
14 - The Books -- "It Never Changes To Stop"
15 - Imogen Heap -- "Hide and Seek"
16 - Victor Jara -- "Caminando"
17 - Phil Ochs -- "Power and the Glory"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
a double musical anniversary
of two of the greatest rock hits of all time, one in 1965 - what some consider the greatest pure rock hit of all - and in 1984 - a seminal work from someone whose music expresses America.
Both artists are still, 48 and 29 years later, still performing.
Listen and enjoy.
Peace,
I'm a Jackrabbit Baby! I've Been Known to Jump and Jive
NOTE I: The title comes from a song I once wrote even though I am a musical illiterate. Jackrabbit is prison guard vernacular for a convict who is considered to be an escape risk.
NOTE II: This is more 1st draft material from my memoir in progress, The Secret History of My Foolish Heart. As with most any 1st draft material there are bound to be errors and missteps. If you spot anything particularly boneheaded, please let me know. Corrections and critiques are welcome.
Previous posts in this series:
To Dance Beneath the Diamond Sky
Jesus Loves the Little Children
The Hoosegow Express - Pre-Woodstock, 1969
Glenn the Pot-Smoking Pig-Post-Woodstock-1969
The Unabridged History of Human Loneliness
For context, I once did time in Alabama as a guest of the State circa 1971-'78. It left me with a life-long passion for prison reform and a thirst for justice and fairness.
"You Wept For Them All"
The Justice Department is on Netroots Radio.com Sundays 8pm to 9pm Pacific and Mondays 9pm to Midnight Pacific. Powered by Unity Radio Net!
I'm Special Agent DJ Justice; Radio Host and Program Director for Netroots Radio.com; and I'm manning the dials, spinning the discs, warbling the woofers, putting a slip in your hip and a trip to your hop.
The playlist for Monday 27 May 9pm to Midnight Pacific Edition of The Justice Department: Musique sans FrontieresNetroots Radio is there for ya, baby!
~~ "You Wept For Them All" ~~
1 - The Doors -- "Horse Latitudes"
2 - The Be Good Tanyas -- "Ship Out on the Sea"
3 - Andrews Sisters -- "Hula Ba Luau"
4 - Creedence Clearwater Revival -- "Run Through The Jungle"
5 - Dengue Fever -- "Sleepwalking Through The Mekong"
6 - Buffy Sainte Marie -- "Universal Soldier"
7 - Cake - "War Pigs"
8 - Eric Burdon and The Animals -- "Sky Pilot"
9 - Tom Waits -- "A Soldier's Things"
10 - Buffalo Springfield -- "I Am A Child."Station Break
11 - Moody Blues -- "Gypsy"
12 - Jai Uttal and the Pagan Love Orchestra -- "Corner"
13 - Nina Simone -- "Don´t Explain"
14 - Erik Satie -- "Trois Gymnopedies"
15 - Thomas Siffling Trio -- "Jazz Is Like Ginger"Station Break
16 - The Sound Defects -- "Angels"
17 - The Charmels -- "Dear Uncle Sam"
18 - Herbie Mann -- "Coming Home Baby"
19 - Jamiroquai -- "Everyday"
20 - Surfer Blood -- "Voyager Reprise"
21 - Terakaft -- "Tenere Wer Tat Zinchegh"Station Break
22 - Shout Out Louds -- "Hard Rain"
23 - Zero 7 -- "Give It Away"
24 - Chet Baker -- "Laura"
25 - Hypnotic Brass Ensemble -- "Balicky Bon"
26 - Bjork -- "New World"
27 - Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard -- "Now We Are Free"Station Break
28 - Pete Seeger -- "From Way Up Here"
29 - Phil Ochs -- "When I'm Gone"
30 - Victor Jara -- "Yo No Canto Por Cantar"
31 - Paco Ibanez -- "Los Versos Mas Tristres"
32 - Simon and Garfunkel -- "America"
33 - Cisco Houston -- "Saint James Infirmary"
34 - Mario Biondi -- "Winter in America"Station Break
35 - Iron and Wine - "Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car"
36 - Daughter -- "Candles"
37 - Russian Red -- "Just Like a Wall"
38 - Blood Orange -- "Sutphin Boulevard"
39 - Cider Sky -- "Shooting Stars"
40 - The Wooden Birds -- "The Other One"
41 - Micatone -- "Nomad Sinners Lounge"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Remember the Forgotten Man?
A city sidewalk in a ratty side of town. A guy in a shabby suit slouches near a lampost. When another man strides briskly by and tosses aside used cigarette, the guy lunges to recover the butt before it goes out. A tough-looking bottle-blonde observes this and saunters over to the guy. She pulls out a cigarette of her own and beckons him to let her light it off his fag. He does so, and then she takes the cigarette out of his mouth and gives him his own.
A small act of kindness to a guy who's down and out. Why would a jaded, cynical gal like that do something like that for a complete stranger?
Because he reminds her of her Forgotten Man.
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