24 Wed Jun 2015
Tags
Charles Bradley, Hello It's Me, Menahan Street Band, Strictly Reserved For You, The Isley Brothers, Todd Rundgren
LUMPENPROLETARIAT—Hello, it’s me…
Messina
“Hello It’s Me” (1974) interpreted by The Isley Brothers
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“Hello It’s Me” (1972) by Todd Rundgren
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“Strictly Reserved For You” (2013) by Charles Bradley
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[En sanctuarium, Wednesday, 14 JUN 2015]
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02 Sat May 2015
Posted in History of Funk, History of Rhythm & Blues, History of Soul, Music
Tags
Charles Bradley, Dave Guy, Homer Steinweiss, Leon Michels, Menahan Street Band, Mike Deller, Nick Movshon, No Time for Dreaming, Thomas Brenneck, urban economics
LUMPENPROLETARIAT—Well, Charles… We’re beginning to suspect it’s, largely, because of our societal, collective, uncritical acceptance of the capitalist mode of production, as the only possible mode of production.
—Messina
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“Why Is It so Hard?” (Live on KEXP) by Charles Bradley
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Charles Bradley Live at AB – Ancienne Belgique (Full concert)
setlist:
0:20 Funky mule // 3:09 Summer in the city // 6:10 // 8:48 Love bug blues // 11:55 Crying in the chapel // 15:40 The world // 20:13 How long // 24:38 You put the flame on it // 29:52 // 32:53// 35:44 Where do we go from here // 38:58 Hurricane // 43:00 Lovin’ you, baby // 47:57 Strictly reserved for you // 52:12 Confusion // 57:52 All i’m asking // 1:11:56 Victim of love // 1:18:45 Why is it so hard
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