Playlist for Linda Pinkow on WMBR's Mindblown, Friday, January 12, 2024 (6-7pm)

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Playlist for Friday, January 12, 2024 (6-7pm)

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Performer [Composer]

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Album [Format]

Misc

Misc – REQ:Request BED:Music Played While Talking LIVE:Live Interview or Performance NEW:New Release ( ):Label, Year Rec/Rel

Time:

6:01

Artist:

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Song:

Christmas sermon [excerpts]

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(12/24/1967)

Comment:

Excerpts from his final Christmas sermon, delivered at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA.

Time:

6:02

Artist:

Song:

In the Shadow of a Mountain

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(Hidden Shoal, 2022)

Comment:

From Omaha, Nebraska

Time:

6:05

Artist:

Song:

Dream On Lucky Me

Album:

Here and There Fading and Riding

Format:

Here and There Fading and Riding

Misc:

(2021)

Time:

6:08

Artist:

Song:

Are We Dreaming

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(Virgin, 1978)

Time:

6:11

Artist:

Circuit des Yeux

Song:

In The Late Afternoon

Album:

In Plain Speech

Format:

In Plain Speech

Misc:

(2015)

Time:

6:15

Artist:

Kirsten Agresta Copely [Stevie Nicks]

Song:

Dreams [excerpt]

Album:

Format:

single

[single]

Misc:

BED • (2019)

Time:

6:17

Artist:

Song:

Dreams of Linda

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(MGM, 1967)

Comment:

How is it that I've never played this before?

Time:

6:20

Artist:

Song:

Did You Ever Have a Dream [mono]

Album:

The Deram Anthology 1966-1968

Format:

The Deram Anthology 1966-1968

Misc:

(Deram, 1997)

Comment:

Originally released in 1967 as the B side of the single Love You Till Tuesday.

Time:

6:22

Artist:

Roy Ayers Ubiquity [Aretha Franklin]

Song:

Album:

Red Black & Green

Format:

Red Black & Green

Misc:

(Polydor, 1973)

Time:

6:27

Artist:

Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Song:

Album:

A Meeting of the Times

Format:

A Meeting of the Times

Misc:

(Atlantic Recording Corporation, 1972)

Comment:

Vocals by Leon Thomas

Time:

6:30

Artist:

Song:

Untitled Visions [ft Kendra Morris]

Album:

Format:

Misc:

NEW • (Colemine, 2023)

Comment:

From San Francisco

Time:

6:34

Artist:

Teddy Wilson & Eiji Kitamura [Fabian Andre & Wilbur Schwandt]

Song:

Dream a Little Dream of Me [excerpt]

Album:

Teddy Wilson Meets Eiji Kitamura

Format:

Teddy Wilson Meets Eiji Kitamura

Misc:

BED • (Trio, 1970)

Time:

6:35

Artist:

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Song:

Christmas sermon [excerpt]

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(12/24/1967)

Comment:

Excerpts from his final Christmas sermon, delivered at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA.

Time:

6:36

Artist:

The Cosmic Rays with Sun Ra and Arkestra

Song:

Album:

Format:

single

[single]

Misc:

(Saturn, 1955)

Time:

6:39

Artist:

Song:

Don't go back to sleep

Album:

There is Only Love and Fear

Format:

There is Only Love and Fear

Misc:

NEW • (International Anthem, 2023)

Comment:

Composer, musician and instrument-maker Bex Burch "made her name in the layers that exist between jazz and improvised experimentalism."

Time:

6:41

Artist:

Song:

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(Riot Factory, 2015)

Comment:

A Norwegian psych-jazz trio

Time:

6:46

Artist:

The Bad Plus [Neil Finn / Crowded House]

Song:

Don't Dream It's Over

Album:

Format:

Misc:

(Okeh, 2016)

Time:

6:51

Artist:

Nina Simone [Gene Taylor]

Song:

Why? (The King of Love Is Dead)

Album:

Format:

Misc:

LIVE • (RCA Victor, 1968)

Comment:

This performance was recorded at the Westbury Music Fair (Long Island, NY) on April 7, 1968, three days after the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Nina Simone dedicated her performance to King's memory. The song was written by her bass player, Gene Taylor. An unedited version of this performance appears on the compilation album Forever Young, Gifted and Black: Songs of Freedom & Spirit (RCA Victor – 2006).