ASAYL! #10 - Saskia Loves French Jazz
[44:07min - 30.9MB]
This show is dedicated to French Jazz and co-hosted by my great friend Pablo. We talk about us and about music like always!
I point out the recent World Summit on Information Society that took place in Tunisia, a country under dictatorship.
Cette émission est consacrée au jazz français et présentée avec mon grand ami Pablo. Nous discutons de notre amitié et comme toujours de musique !
J’attire l’attention sur le Sommet Mondial sur la Société de l’Information qui vient d’avoir lieu en Tunisie, un pays sous dictature.
~ PLAYLIST ~
1. Lilliput Orkestra - Patamoutcho (Linoleum, 2004)
2. Black Artists Group - Something to Play On (BAG, 1973)
3. Quinte & Sens - Transe en danse (Chief Inspector, 2003)
~ LINKS ~
- Lilliput Orkestra
- Black Artists Group
- Quinte & Sens
~ SHOWNOTES ~
- Pablo & I talking about our friendship
- Pablo is selector Siya for Ombilikal Webradio
- Dictatorship in Tunisia & The SMSI, Wold Summit on Information Society
- Reporters without Borders/Reporters sans frontières
- About Lilliput Orkestra’s music
- Our addiction to eBay
- Frank Wright & His label Center of the World
- Black Artists Group’s private press record
- Joachim Kühn, une histoire du jazz moderne by Marc Sarrazy
- About Quinte & Sens’s music
- Klezmer music: John Zorn & David Krakauer
- Quinte & Sens’s 10th Birthday in Paris (Informations coming…)
- Chief Inspector label
- Les allumés du Jazz fanzine
- Me & The Bean Promo
November 22nd, 2005 at 9:30 am
Great podcast! This is the first episode I’ve listened to thusfar and I have one minor quibble. There is a large discrepancy between loudness of the music and the dialogue. Maybe if you compressed the music audio a bit it would help.
Keep up the great work!
ps. I heard about your podcast from the PK and J Show.
November 22nd, 2005 at 9:42 am
Hey Saskia
Great show.. I agree the voices should be louder . I wanted to mention that the Knitting Factory has changed a lot in a few years. It used to be mostly or all jazz. Now it is all about rock. John was playing a lot at Tonic on Norfolk Street , but this year he founded The Stone which is a club that sells no drinks at all or food and all the money collected goes right to the musicians who played that night. It seats about 50. A different musician curates or books each month. So there is more variation than in some clubs.
By the way , I tried your voicemail and I got a digital sound.. like a fax maxchine.. do you know if it works now ?
Tom
November 23rd, 2005 at 12:49 pm
Hello all!
We’re working on the sound of this show…some background noise should be removed first before we can increase the volume of voices.
see ya !
November 26th, 2005 at 2:15 am
Hiya!
I just uploaded a new version of the show which should be more pleasant to listen to because I do care about your ears!
I would like to apologize for the crappy recording this week due to some technical issues.
Tom - I would say this digital sound is not normal. I am wondering if the account is still active… I will sort this out but for now please send me audio comment by email.
Merci !
December 6th, 2005 at 1:45 pm
There’s a new comment line number as the other one has been removed because of the lack of use. So people call now and keep calling!!!
December 19th, 2005 at 9:41 am
Hi! I’m Claude from Quinte & Sens. Thanks for your kind words on our band. Maybe you can update the link to our website, it’s http://www.quintetsens.net
Congratulations on the show!!