Posted by The REAL Tim Kinley on 12/24/2006, 6:44 pm, in reply to "Wax Poetics Issue 20, December/January 2007"
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--Previous Message-- : Highly recommended;articles on many reggae : artists plus Dennis Coffey (Detroit guitar : master on "Scorpio and Motown's : psychedelic soul masterpieces) King Curtis : (horn funkmaster of Atlantic Records) and : Johnny Griggs (percussionist with James : Brown). Contains a few Funkadelic/Westbound : references! : : CONTENTS : Re:Discovery : All-reggae section: Trinity, Ackie, : Sparrow's Troubadours, Band of Mercy and the : Salvations, and Anthony Red Rose. : : Obituary : In Ornette's Orbit and Beyond: Dewey Redman : (1931-2006) : : Audio Media: An Archival Perspective on : Recorded Media : Subject: Magnetic Tape (pt. 1 of 3) : : This Revolution Was Televised : Good Times creator Eric Monte : : Secret Ingredient : Percussionist Johnny Griggs flavored the : J.B. stew : : Sanctified Dance Hall : Early '80s sound system in an abandoned : Paris church : : North Bronx Roots : Lloyd "Bullwackie" Barnes's : once-overlooked reggae label Wackie's is : seeing new light : : Can You Hear What I Hear? : Walter Sear and his Sear Sound are the last : of the analog champions : : The King Size Soul of Curtis Ousley : By John Kruth : : Scorpio Rising : Dennis Coffey and the birth of psychedelic : soul : : Graffiti's Not Hip-Hop. If You Call It That, : Then Stop. : Essay by Morgan Wells : : Memphis Sons : Orange Mound natives Eightball & MJG are : a living legacy : : Academic Archive Volume XIII : Clothesline Revival's View of a Century : : Andy Votel : Psychedelic librarian in the global archives : : Toronto Gets Tropical : Jamaicans in Canada cultivate U.S. funk and : soul : :