Funky Revolutions Favoriting : Playlist from August 17, 2024

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Funky Revolutions is based on the One. Since 1994, host Khalid and guests have invited you to groove & celebrate the history of Africana music - the African diaspora and its musical reflections around the world.

We explore the past, present and future of the funk. From introducing trip-hop to Montréal in the early 90’s, to supporting hip-hop’s underground, to presenting ethno-musicographies of jazz, soul, reggae and afro-funk, Funky Revolutions embraces all grooves & the revolutionary spirit of the Funk, from the Black Arts Movement of the 70s to Indigenous defiances & liberations in the (post) colonial world.


Every Saturday 2 - 4pm (EDT)

Favoriting August 17, 2024: Early Recordings & Roots of Maskanda (Pt XI Soul, Funk & Jazz in South Africa)

Hope you are enjoying the summer. As the Mothership explores other universes, we present Pt XI of our series The Development of Soul, Funk & Jazz in South Africa looking at the early recordings of SA music and the development of maskanda folk music. Originally broadcast April 18, 2015

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Artist Track Album Year Comments
Funky Revolutions  Show Intro   Favoriting          
La Chango Family  Longue est la route   Favoriting   2000  Remember this Montreal band?     
Funky Revolutions  Intro FR partie XI : Les premiers enrégistrements et le développement du maskandi   Favoriting          
Slim Ali & the Famous Hodi Boys  Watoto Nyara   Favoriting VA - Kenya Special  1976  Kenya     
Abacothozi  Thema Maboneng   Favoriting Thema Maboneng  1975  Made up members of the famed Pelican Club house band.     
Almon Mamela & Soweto  Broken Shoes   Favoriting Broken Shoes  1976       
Amandla  Liberator's Call   Favoriting Amandla  1980  One of the most important ANC musical groups     
Funky Revolutions  Intro EN part XI Early recordings & Maskandi   Favoriting          
CKUT  ADs   Favoriting          
Funky Revolutions  Early recordings & performances   Favoriting          
Sol Plaatje  Nkosi Sikelel' i-Afrika   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1923  The original song taken up as SA's national anthem: https://samap.ukzn.ac.za/audio-people/plaatjesol-t     
Sol Plaatje  Pesheya kotukela   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1923       
Funky Revolutions  Early musical developments   Favoriting          
James Stuart  Wa Tint' Amakengere   Favoriting Maskanda Roots vol 1  1927  White linguistic who worked with Zulu groups and created early recordings     
James Stuart  Ngi Ya Yi Viem Ingaba   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1927       
Funky Revolutions  Influence of missionary schools   Favoriting          
Caluza's Double Quartet  Umthetho we Land Act   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1933       
Caluza's Double Quartet  Sikuyo indlela yelizwe lo bomi   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1930s       
Caluza's Double Quartet  Ubungga (Oxford bags)   Favoriting South African Music Archive Project  1930s  A style of plants     
Funky Revolutions  The development of maskandi folk music   Favoriting          
CKUT  ADs   Favoriting          
Funky Revolutions  Maskada, migrant themes & iterant musicians   Favoriting          
Simon Sibiya  Tina singabasembawuleni   Favoriting Maskanda Roots vol 1  1929  https://electricjive.blogspot.com/2011/11/maskanda-roots-1927-1964.html     
Simon Sibiya  UTshaka Ka Sitshayeki   Favoriting Maskanda Roots vol 1  1927       
Funky Revolutions  Zulu influences & war dances   Favoriting          
Zulu War Dancers  Ha! Uyamqala Okandaba   Favoriting Maskanda Roots vol 1  1932       
Zulu War Dancers  Intombi Etengwa Ngemali   Favoriting Maskanda Roots vol 1  1932       
Funky Revolutions  Extro   Favoriting          
Burning Spear  Tradition   Favoriting Marcus Garvey  1975       


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