Hoje, à partir das 10hs (horário de Brasília), teremos mais uma edição do programa ORIGINAL FUNK MUSIC na Webradio Balanço, com transmissão simultânea na Rádio Portal Black e na Privilege Webradio.

Produção e apresentação de Fhenso Souza e Dj Stanley, trazendo sempre muito Soul, Funk, Disco, Jazz Funk, Rare Grooves e R&B de qualidade.

Não percam.

Domingo, 10hs, na Webradio Balanço.

Com reprise também aos domingos, 22hs, logo após a reprise do programa Arquivo do Samba Rock.

Links alternativos:

http://tunein.com/radio/Web-Radio-Balanço-s156639/
http://originalfunkmusic.com/?page_id=4109
https://www.facebook.com/WebradioBalanco/app_180810088654561

Compacto de faixa que não saiu no LP da banda de 2011

A Hung Up (Vocal Version) – Osaka Monaurail
B Hung Up (Instrumental Version) – Osaka Monaurail

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E começa hoje o BMW Jazz Festival.

Em São Paulo as apresentações acontecerão no Via Funchal: Rua Funchal, 65 – Vila Olímpia. Telefone: (0xx11) 3846-2300 – site: http://www.viafunchal.com.br

A programação no Via Funchal é a seguinte:

Sexta-Feira, 08/06, a partir das 20h30:
Ambrose Akinmusire Quintet; Toninho Feragutti, Bebê Kramer e convidados; Corea, Clarke & White.

Sábado, 09/06, a partir das 20h30:
Clayton Brothers Quintet; Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; Maceo Parker e convidados Fred Wesley & Pee Wee Ellis.

Domingo, 10/06, a partir das 20h30
Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society; Ninety Miles; Charles Lloyd Quartet.

Ainda em São Paulo, no domingo à partir das 17hs, teremos também dois shows gratuitos na plateia externa do Auditório Ibirapuera: Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral, s/n – Portão 2 do Parque Ibirapuera, com The Clayton Brothers Quintet e Maceo Parker e seus convidados especiais Fred Wesley & Pee Wee Ellis.

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Já no Rio de Janeiro, o festival acontecerá no Teatro Oi Casa Grande: Av. Afrânio Melo Franco, 290 – Leblon. Telefone: (0xx21) 3114-3712 – site: http://oicasagrande.oi.com.br/

E a programação é:

Segunda-feira, 11/06, a partir das 21h
Corea, Clarke & White; Ninety Miles.

Terça-feira, 12/06, a partir das 21h
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; Maceo Parker e convidados Fred Wesley & Pee Wee Ellis.

Quarta-feira, 13/06, a partir das 21h
Charles Lloyd Quartet; Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society.

The Clayton Brothers Quintet

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis, Fred Wesley e Maceo Parker

Algumas dicas para os amigos de São Paulo que forem ao BMW Jazz Festival:Se você for de carro, prepare os bolsos pois os estacionamentos estarão cobrando um tanto caro por lá (média de R$ 25).
Quem quiser utilizar o transporte público, pode pegar a linha 9 – esmeralda da CPTM e descer na estação Vila Olimpia, já que as estações de metrô/trem encerram as atividades a 1hs do domingo.
O problema de ir com transporte público é se os shows atrasarem e você ficar na mão.

E se algum amigo do Rio quiser passar dicas de transporte para o Teatro Oi Casa Grande, fique à vontade.

Nós do Original Funk Music estaremos presentes no sábado.E no domingo estaremos lá também, sabe lá quando teremos novamente Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley e Pee Wee Ellis juntos no Brasil.

E foram anunciadas as atrações do BMW Jazz Festival 2012.

Dentre as atrações, teremos a aguardada apresentação de Maceo Parker and his band with Special Guests Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis.

O BMW Jazz Festival acontecerá de 8 a 10 de junho em São Paulo, e de 11 a 13 de junho no Rio.

Em São Paulo o festival acontecerá no Via Funchal, e no Rio de Janeiro no Teatro Oi Casa Grande.

Segundo informações, dia 10 de junho, Maceo Parker e The Clayton Brothers farão um show gratuito no Parque do Ibirapuera.

Além dos shows, o BMW Jazz Festival oferecerá seis workshops gratuitos, na Escola de Música do Estado de São Paulo, ministrados por Chick Corea, Lenny Whitw, Stanley Clarke, Charles Lloyd, Christian Scott e Trombone Shorty.

Vejam as outras atrações do BMW Jazz Festival:

Corea, Clarke & White – Projeto de Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke e Lenny White (São Paulo / Rio de Janeiro)

Charles Lloyd (São Paulo / Rio de Janeiro);

The Clayton Brothers (São Paulo);

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue (São Paulo / Rio de Janeiro);

Ambrose Akinmusire (São Paulo);

Nintey Miles Project (São Paulo / Rio de Janeiro);

Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society (São Paulo);

Toninho Ferragutti e Bebê Kramer (São Paulo).

Se ano passado a Família Original esteve presente nos dois shows de Fred Wesley no Brasil, com certeza não iremos ficar fora dessas apresentações.

A1 Curtis Mayfield – Superfly

A2 Timmy Thomas – Why Can’t We Live Together

A3 Joe Tex – I Got Ya

A4 The Independents – Leaving Me

A5 Dennis Coffee – Scorpio

A6 Billy Paul – Me & Mrs. Jones

A7 Archie Bell & The Drells – Dance To Your Music

A8 Candi Staton – Do It In The Name Of Love

A9 Joe Simon – Step By Step

A10 Barbara Mason – Give Me Your Love

B1 The Four Tops – Keeper Of The Castle

B2 The Dells – Give Your Baby A Standing Ovation

B3 Curtis Mayfield – Freddie’s Dead

B4 Al Green – Guilty

B5 The O’Jays – Backstabbers

B6 The Main Ingredient – Everybody Plays The Fool

B7 Cornelius Bros. & Sister Rose – Treat Her Like A Lady

B8 Brighter Side Of Darkness – Love Jones

B9 Cymande – The Message

B10 James Brown – Good Foot

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Ray Charles

Órfão na adolescência, Ray Charles iniciou sua carreira tocando piano e cantando em grupos de gospel, no final dos anos 40. A princípio influenciado por Nat King Cole, trocou o gospel por baladas profanas e, após assinar com a Atlantic Records em 1952, enveredou pelo R & B. Quando o rock & roll estourou com Elvis Presleyem 1955, e cantores negros como Chuck Berry e Little Richard foram promovidos, Ray Charles aproveitou o espaço aberto na mídia e lançou sucessos como "I Got a Woman" (gravada depois por Elvis), "Talkin about You", "What I’d Say", "Litle girl of Mine", "Hit the Road Jack", entre outros, reunindo elementos de R & B e gospel nas músicas de uma forma que abriram caminho para a soul music dos anos 60, e tornando-o um astro reverenciado do pop negro.

A partir de então, embora sempre ligado ao soul, não se ateve a nenhum gênero musical negro específico: flertou com o jazz, gravou baladas românticas chorosas e standards da canção americana. Entre seus sucessos históricos desta fase estão canções como "Unchain My Heart", "Ruby", "Cry Me a River", "Georgia on My Mind" e baladas country tais como "Sweet Memories", e seu maior sucesso comercial, "I Can’t Stop Loving You", de 1962. Apesar de problemas com drogas que lhe prejudicaram a carreira, as interpretações de Ray Charles sempre foram apreciadas, não importando as músicas que cantasse. Uma "aura" de genialidade reconhecida acompanhou-o até o fim da vida e mais do que nos últimos álbuns que gravou, era nas suas apresentações ao vivo que o seu talento único podia ser apreciado.

Um notório mulherengo, Ray Charles casou-se duas vezes e foi pai de doze crianças com sete diferentes mulheres. Sua primeira esposa foi Eileen Williams (casado em 1951, divorciado em 1952) deu-lhe um filho. Outros três filhos são de seu segundo casamento, em 1955, com Della Beatrice Howard (divorciaram-se em 1977).Sua namorada de longo prazo e parceira no momento da sua morte era Norma Pinella.

Ray Charles 1971 Volcanic Action Of My Soul

Side A:
1. See You Then
2. What Am I Living For
3. Feel So Bad
4. The Long And Winding Road
5. The Three Bells
Side B:
1. All I Ever Need Is You
2. Wichita Lineman
3. Something
4. I May Be Wrong (But I Think You’re Wonderful)
5. Down In The Valley

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Tracks:

Dawn

For Love (I Come You Friend)

Foosh

Floop The Loop

Malibu

Fools

Echidna’s Arf

Uncle Remus

The Aura

Baby Huey (born James Ramey, January 1, 1944 – October 28, 1970) was an American rock and soul singer,
born in Richmond, Indiana. He was the frontman for the band Baby Huey & The Babysitters,
whose single LP for Curtom Records in 1971 was influential in the development of hip hop music.

Biography
A native of Richmond, Indiana, James Ramey moved to Chicago, Illinois at the age of nineteen,
and worked with several local bands as a singer. Due to a "glandular disorder", Ramey was a large man,
weighing about 350 pounds (160 kg). His size contributed to his stage presence, but also to health problems.
Nevertheless, he made light of his condition, adopting the stage name "Baby Huey" after Paramount Pictures’
giant duckling cartoon character of the same name. In 1963, Ramey, organist/trumpeter Melvin "Deacon" Jones,
and guitarist Johnny Ross founded a band called Baby Huey & the Babysitters,
which became a popular local act and released several 45 RPM singles, including "Beg Me", "Monkey Man",
"Messin’ with the Kid" and "Just Being Careful".

During the late-1960s, the band followed the lead of Sly & the Family Stone and became a psychedelic soul act.
Huey began wearing an Afro and donned psychedelic African-inspired robes, and adding sing-song,
self-referential rhymes to his live performances. According to his bandmates, Ramey’s rhymes were very similar
in style to those later popularized by rappers in hip-hop music. The Babysitters were a popular live act,
but never took the time out to record an album.

In 1969, the band’s agent Marv Heiman secured them an audition with Curtom Records arranger Donny Hathaway.
Hathaway was impressed by the act, and got Curtom Records head Curtis Mayfield to sign Baby Huey, but not the band.
Although the band participated in the recording of Ramey’s debut album, there were feelings of unease among them,
and Ross and Jones quit the band during the recording.

By 1970, Ramey had developed an addiction to heroin, and his weight had increased to over 400 pounds.
He began regularly missing gigs or turning up late, and, at the insistence of his bandmates, briefly entered rehabilitation
in the spring of 1970. James Ramey died of a heart attack on October 28, 1970, at the age of 26, and was found around noon
in his hotel bathroom by his manager. His funeral was held on November 1, in his native Richmond, Indiana.

Baby Huey & the Babysitters’ album, The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend, was released after the death
of their lead singer. Produced by Curtis Mayfield, the album featured several Mayfield compositions, as well as a cover of
Sam Cooke’s "A Change Is Gonna Come" and two original compositions by Ramey. The album did not sell well upon its original
release, and was largely forgotten by the mainstream. Today, the album is considered a classic of its period.

Several songs from The Baby Huey Story, including "Hard Times", "Listen to Me", and "Mighty Mighty Children",
have been frequently sampled by hip hop producers since the 1980s. "Hard Times" alone has been sampled by dozens of artists,
including Ice Cube ("The Birth", Death Certificate),
A Tribe Called Quest ("Can I Kick It?", People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm),
Ghostface Killah ("Buck 50", Supreme Clientele), and others. Many people, including the Babysitters themselves,
see The Baby Huey Story as a significant and important influence on hip hop music.

After Ramey’s death, The Babysitters briefly employed a young Chaka Khan as their lead singer before disbanding.
The members went their separate ways to work as instrumentalists in other bands, although they regularly participate
in projects involving their past work with Baby Huey & the Babysitters.

Discography
The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend is the only available release of Baby Huey. Several singles, including "Beg Me",
"Monkey Man", "Messin’ with the Kid" and "Just Being Careful" are not included.

Tracklisting
01 "Listen To Me" (6:35)
02 "Mama Get Yourself Together" (6:10)
03 "A Change Is Going To Come" (9:23)
04 "Mighty, Mighty" (2:45)
05 "Hard Times" (3:19)
06 "California Dreamin’" (4:43)
07 "Running" (3:36)
08 "One Dragon Two Dragon" (4:02)
Bonus CD
09 "Mighty, Mighty Children Pt. 1 (2:28)
10 "Running (Previously Unissued Mono)" (2:52)
11 "Hard Times (Previously Unissued Mono" (3:20)

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CD 01

01 – Aretha Franklin – Respect
02 – James Brown – I Got You (I Feel Good)
03 – Marvin Gaye – I Heard It Through The Grapevine
04 – Otis Redding – (Sitting On) The Dock Of The Bay
05 – Temptations – My Girl
06 – Supremes – Baby Love
07 – Four Tops – Reach Out I’ll Be There
08 – Jackie Wilson – (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher
09 – Wilson Pickett – In The Midnight Hour
10 – Sam & Dave – Soul Man
11 – Martha & The Vandellas – Dancing In The Streets
12 – Fontanella Bass – Rescue Me
13 – Bob & Earl – Harlem Shuffle
14 – Eddie Floyd – Knock On Wood
15 – Solomon Burke – Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
16 – Arthur Conley – Sweet Soul Music
17 – Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – Tracks Of My Tears
18 – Jimmy Ruffin – What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted
19 – Erma Franklin – (Take A Little) Piece Of My Heart
20 – Percy Sledge – When A Man Loves A Woman

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CD 02

01 – Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On
02 – Stevie Wonder – Yester-Me Yester-You Yesterday
03 – Barry White – I’m Gonna Love You A Little Bit More Baby
04 – Johnny Bristol – Hang On In There Baby
05 – Gladys Knight & The Pips – Midnight Train To Georgia
06 – Al Green – Let’s Stay Together.mp3
07 – Sly & The Family Stone – Family Affair
08 – O’jays – Now That We Found Love
09 – Spinners – It’s A Shame
10 – Isaac Hayes – Theme From Shaft
11 – Temptations – Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone
12 – Timmy Thomas – Why Can’t We Live Together
13 – Jean Knight – Mr Big Stuff
14 – Yvonne Fair – It Should Have Been Me
15 – Doobie Gray – Drift Away
16 – Delfonics – Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time)
17 – Mel & Tim – Starting All Over Again
18 – Chi – Oh Girl
19 – Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine
20 – Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes – If You Don’t Know Me By Now

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01 I’m Gonna Make It
02 Respect
03 You Did Me Wrong (You Used Me For A Good Thing)
04 I’ll Get Along
05 Your Good Thing (Is About To End)
06 Dirty Man
07 Seven Days
08 You’re The Dog
09 Wedlock Is Padlock
10 Soul Girl
11 Women’s Love Rights
12 The Day I Found Myself
13 Your Turn To Cry
14 Girls Can’t Do What The Guys Do
15 Think (About It)
16 Where Would You Be Today
17 Needle In A Haystack
18 Do Right Woman – Do Right Man

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Curtis Mayfield – – Freddie’s Dead – Live At Ronnie Scott’s 2002

Curtis Mayfield – Gime Me Your Love – Live In At Pub Nyc 1971

Curtis Mayfield – Give Me Your Love – Live In At Teathe 1972

Curtis Mayfield – The Making of You – Live In At Teathe 1972

Donny Hathaway – Little Ghetto Boy – Live in Puerto Rico 1972

Little Beaver – Party Down – part two – Live 1974

Marlena Shaw- Woman of the Ghetto – Live 1966

Nina Simone – Ain’t got no ( i got life) – Live Paris 1968

Original Funk Music – Live Part 10