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Migwell
Hey Y'all! If you're up early this Saturday morning, tune in tommorrow morning and dig the latest Hammond Eggs #43!
Every other Saturday morning from 7-9am you can tune in live and chill out with a big cup of fresh java along with me and my buddy Sir Brian Parrish as we share our latest vinyl finds focusing on all things Hammond B3 and the funkier, bluesier side of Jazz.
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Migwell
HMK Mystery Stream: Irregular Frequency: LiquiDate
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HMK Mystery Stream Delux Editions Present: My Beach! Wet Wednesday 003.
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Hey y'all, tune in tommorrow morning and dig the latest Hammond Eggs #42!
Every other Saturday morning from 7-9am you can tune in live and chill out with a big cup of fresh java along with me and my buddy Sir Brian Parrish as we share our latest vinyl finds focusing on all things Hammond B3 and the funkier, bluesier side of Jazz.
Only on 90.1, KSYM on your fm dial here in San Antonio!
Make It Louder!
Migwell
If a piano plays in a room and no one hears it, did it really make music?
Legendary jazz pianist, Sal Mosca would say it did. In this intimate look into a master’s life, SAL MOSCA: UNSUNG presents a portrait of man who chose to sacrifice fame and glory for the purity of his art. In doing so, Mosca lived a hermetic life in a dark studio where musical magic was made daily.
Mosca, who studied with cool jazz guru, Lennie Tristano, played and recorded with greats such as Lee Konitz, Warne Marsh, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Max Roach, and Sarah Vaughn. But after the 1950’s he chose a sedentary life in which his art would never be compromised, settling to teach his craft while wowing audiences when he would emerge for infrequent performances.
This is the first and only film of Mosca who died shortly after its completion. Even at age 80 Mosca’s fingers glide effortlessly over the keys, displaying a freedom in music which is rare. Unfettered by big record labels, he achieved an unbridled method of jazz improvisation. His ambition to “get into himself” rather than go after capitalistic gains is startlingly bold in an era where dollars seem the main measure of success.
Sal Mosca was an un-sung genius, and will now be heard.
Welcome to filmanthropy!
Huge thanks to the enterprising folks over at SnagFilms!
Enjoy and dig deep if you're able!
Peace,
HMK
HMK Mystery Stream Delux Editions Present: Seaweed, Wet Wednesday 004.
Each and every Wednesday during the Summer of 2008!
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The drum skin used on the cover of The Beatles' Sgt Pepper album has sold for £541,250 ($1.07m) at auction in London - almost four times the estimate.
John Lennon's lyrics for Give Peace a Chance sold for £421,250 ($833,000) at Christie's rock memorabilia sale. The lyrics were handed to comedy writer Gail Renard at Lennon and Yoko Ono's Montreal "bed-in" in 1969. The entire collection, which included photos never seen in public before, fetched more than £1.5m ($2.97m)
A pair of tinted prescription sunglasses belonging to Lennon, which the singer wore for the cover of the single Mind Games, raised £39,650 ($78,400).
Some of the other items which were to due to be sold at the auction:
Recordings of the Jimi Hendrix Experience performing at the Woburn Music Festival in July 1968 went for £48,050 ($95,000), a Marshall amplifier used by Hendrix in concert fetched £25,000 ($49,400) and a pair of his stripy flared trousers made £20,000 ($39,550). A 1967 Gibson guitar, formerly owned by Pete Townshend of the Who, sold for £32,450 ($64,200).
Memorabilia from acts including Ella Fitzgerald to Madonna were also auctioned in the sale.
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Migwell
Thanks to the BBC
HMK Mystery Stream Delux Editions Present: Totally Bitchin'! Wet Wednesday 003.
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A vast collection of 78 rpm records is being donated to Syracuse University by the estate of a prominent New York City record shop owner.
The more than 200,000 records represented the entire inventory of "Records Revisited," a landmark Manhattan store owned by Morton Savada, who died in February of lung cancer at age 85.
The collection, valued at $1 million, weighs 50 tons and represents more than a half-century of American music history.
Included are recordings from 1895 to the 1950s, with big band, jazz, country, blues, gospel, polka, folk, Broadway, Hawaiian and Latin among the genres. The collection also contains spoken-word, comedy and broadcast recordings, and "V-disks," which were distributed as entertainment to the U.S. military during World War II.
"It's a treasure trove of that era," said Joe Lauro, founder of Historic Film Archive, whose holdings include more than 40,000 musical performance clips and which holds exclusive rights to such famous shows as "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert."
I love the fact that Savada often lent his 78s to movie and music producers rather than selling them, and never sold the last copy of a recording because he regarded his collection as an archive, not an inventory.
"He was more interested in making you a $5 copy on tape than selling you a record. He considered himself a keeper of history more than a collector," Lauro said.
Read the rest over at: CNN.
Migwell
Thanks to Guy Mauve for the cool shot.
Meet Mr. Otto Watt, one of the original radio freaks. The above strip is from way back in September of 1925.
Fred Neher was an American comic strip artist and cartoonist. In the early 1920s he assisted Arch Dale on Doo-Dads and he created his own feature Otto Watt.
Neher is best known for 'Life's Like That', a cartoon feature he drew for Bell Syndicate from 1935 to 1941 and from 1945 to 1977. It was published in 500 newspapers at its peak He also created a strip called 'Goofey Movies'.
If you're digging Otto, you'll probably also enjoy The Adventures of Radio Raymond and The Adventures of Radio Ralf as well as mucho mas vintage strips from the cool folks over at: Barnacle Press.
Happy 4th Of July!
Radio Rules,
Migwell
For 44 years a canister of film had been stored in a damp garage in South London; unopened, unloved and almost thrown away.
But, finally, somebody took a look inside - and realised they had unearthed a piece of pop history.
This is the story of a lost Beatles interview, produced by Howard Shannon - which is to be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday for the first time since it was originally recorded.
The nine-minute interview took place in the studios of Scottish Television on Thursday, 30 April, 1964 and airs at on Tuesday 1 July, and again at on Saturday 5 July, check out BBC for more info.
And who knows, you might just might find it here at Necessito La music next time you visit...
Migwell
HMK Mystery Stream Delux Editions Present: Step On It! Wet Wednesday 002.
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Migwell
Ha Ha!
This is genius.
Last week, a viral video insult surfaced that reignited the supposedly settled feud between NBA stars Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. The short version is that Shaq smacked Kobe down in a freestyle rap, which centered around the nasty refrain, "Kobe, tell me how my ass tastes."
And proving that nothing on the internet ever truly dies, that viral refrain has in turn inspired a ringtone.
Grab it while you can over at: FunMobile or better yet...
Turn it up! Kobe how my ass taste?
Go Spurs!
Migwell
The HMK iPod Speakers featured in the Cult of iPod Book! Listen to the art: I.F. Irregular Frequency.
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