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ウィークエンド サンシャイン Playlist Archive Dj：ピーター ウィークエンド サンシャイン PLAYLIST ARCHIVE DJ：ピーター・バラカン 2013 年 8 月 3 日放送 01. After Midnight / J.J. Cale // Naturally 02. Sound The Alarm / Booker T. feat. Mayer Hawthorne // Sound The Alarm 03. Austin City Blues / Booker T. feat Gary Clark Jr. // Sound The Alarm 04. My Bank Account Is Gone / 細野晴臣 // Heavenly Music 05. 16 トン / フランク永井 // フランク永井 06. Sixteen Tons / Johnnie Taylor // Sweet Dreams: Where Country Meets Soul Vol. 2 07. Sixteen Tons / Ben Sidran // Don't Cry For No Hipster 08. Everybody Cryin' Mercy / Georgie Fame // The Blues And Me 09. Melancolie / Rokia Traore // Beautiful Africa 10. Beautiful Africa / Rokia Traore // Beautiful Africa 11. Joshua / Bobby McFerrin // Spirityouall 12. Glory / Bobby McFerrin And Esperanza Spalding // Spirityouall 13. Can You Get To That / Mavis Staples // One True Vine 14. I Like The Things About Me / Mavis Staples // One True Vine 15. When Will We B Paid ? / Prince with Angie Stone // single (B-side) 16. Last Bookstore In Town / Graham Parker & The Rumour // Three Chords Good 17. Long Emotional Ride / Graham Parker & The Rumour // Three Chords Good 2013 年 8 月 10 日放送 Sunshine Music Festival 2013 (Part 1) 01. Philly Dog / The Markeys // Back To Back 02. After Midnight / J.J. Cale // Live 03. It's My Own Fault Baby / B.B. King & Bobby Bland // Together For The First Time...Live 04. Woke Up This Morning / Otis Rush // All Your Love I Miss Loving - Live At The Wise Fools Pub Chicago 05. Soul Theme / King Curtis // Live At Smalls Paradise 06. Let Me Down Easy / Bettye LaVette // Let Me Down Easy In Concert 07. You / Nils Lofgren // Acoustic Live 08. Know You Got To Run / Stephen Stills // Carry On 09. The Next Voice You Hear / Jackson Browne & David Lindley // Love Is Strange 10. North Dakota / Lyle Lovett & Rickie Lee Jones // Live In Texas 11. Freddie Freeloader / Amos Garrett Jazz Trio // Jazzblues 12. Follow Your Heart / Bill Frisell // Live At Jazz Standard, New York City (download Only) 13. That's The Way Of The World / Earth Wind & Fire // That's The Way Of The World: Alive In '75 2013 年 8 月 17 日放送 Sunshine Music Festival 2013 (Part 2) 01. Proud Mary / Creedence Clearwater Revival // The Concert 02. The Cool, Cool River / Paul Simon // Concert In The Park 03. Welcome Home / Ruthie Foster // Keep It Burning 04. Isn't It A Pity / Nina Simone // Emergency Ward! 05. Blue Sky / The Allman Brothers Band // Brothers and Sisters - Live At Winterland 06. Eyes Of The World / Grateful Dead // May 1977 St. Louis Arena, St. Louis, Mo 07. Ayo / King Sunny Ade // Live At The Hollywood Palace 08. Serenade To A Cuckoo / Rahsaan Roland Kirk // Kirkatron 09. All Along The Watchtower / Dave Mason // Certified Live 10. Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl / Willy DeVille // Live In Paris And New York 11. Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Graham Parker & The Rumour // The Parkerilla 12. Road To Nowhere / David Byrne & St. Vincent // Brass Tactics 2013 年 8 月 24 日放送 ウィークエンドサンシャイン・スペシャル 2013 〜イギリスとジャマイカの音楽特集 ゲスト：高橋健太郎（音楽プロデューサー）、藤川毅（ジャマイカ音楽研究家） 01. Don't You Know / Millie // The Very Vest Of Millie - My Boy Lollipop 02. Linstead Market / Louise Bennett // Jamaica Before Ska 03. Me Donkey Want Water / Tony Johnson // London Is The Place For Me 04. Tuesday Morning Swing / Joe Harriott // The Joe Harriott Story 05. Swing-A-Ling pt.1 / Ernest Ranglin & G.Bs // single 06. Affectionate Fink / Harold McNair // Affectionate Fink 07. Boogie Rock / Laurel Aitken & The Boogie Cats // The Story Of Blue Beat The Best In Ska 08. Al Capone / Prince Buster & The All Stars // Young Gifted And Black 09. My Boy Lollipop / Millie // My Boy Lollipop 10. Madness / Georgie Fame // Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo 11. Rudy, A Message To You / Dandy Livingstone // Young Gifted And Black 12. 007 (Shanty Town) / Desmond Dekker // Young Gifted And Black 13. Liquidator / Harry J Allstars // Young Gifted And Black 14. Return Of Django / The Upsetters // Young Gifted And Black 15. Wonderful World, Beautiful People / Jimmy Cliff // Young Gifted And Black 16. Double Barrel / Dave & Ansel Collins // Young Gifted And Black 17. Skinhead Moonstomp / Symarip // Trojan Skinhead Reggae Box Set 18. Brixton Cat / Dice The Boss // Rico & The Rudies Blow Your Horn & Brixton Cat 19. Everything I Own / Ken Boothe // Young Gifted And Black 20. The Message / Cymande // Renegades Of Funk 21. My Grandaddy Could Reggae / Linda Lewis // Not A Little Girl Anymore 22. Handsworth Revolution / Steel Pulse // Handsworth Revolution 23. It Noh Funny / Linton Kwesi Johnson // Independant Intavenshan 24. Ghetto Of The City (Live) / Misty In Roots // Misty Over Sweden 25. African Children (Live) / Aswad // Roots Rocking The Island Anthology 26. Prisoner Of Your Love / Merger // Prisoner Of Your Love 27. Bristol Rock / Black Roots // The Bristol Reggae Explosion 1978-1983 28. Caught You In A Lie / Louisa Mark // Breakout 29. Black Pride / Brown Sugar // single 30. Silly Games / Janet Kay // single 31. Point Of View (Squeeze A Little Lovin) (12' Dub Version) / Matumbi // single 32. Fade Away / New Age Steppers // The New Age Steppers 33. The Guns Of Brixton / Clash // New York City Rockers 34. Too Much Too Young / The Coventry Automatics // Dawning Of A New Era 35. The Prince (Live) / Madness // Street Feeling // The Dangermen Sessions Volume One 36. Nelson Mandela / The Specials Aka // Stereo-Typical - A's, B's & Rarities 37. Jungle Music / Rico // single 38. Theme From A Summer Place / Tantan // Eddie "Tan Tan" Thoronton: Jumpin Musical Nostalgia For Today 39. Food For Thought / UB40 // Signing Off 40. Do You Really Want to Hurt Me / Culture Club // Greatest Moments -Best Of Boy George & Culture Club 41. Flesh & Blood (Word Girl) / Scritti Politti feat. Ranking Ann // The Word Girl 42. Ringo / Trojans // The Trojans Ala-Ska 43. Hand Clapping Foot Stomping Music / Administrators // Hand Clapping Foot Stomping Music 44. I'm Still Waiting / Courtney Pine feat. Carrol Thompson // I'm Still Waiting 45. UK Blak / Caron Wheeler // UK Blak 2013 年 8 月 31 日放送 01. Golden Years / David Bowie // Best Of Bowie 02. Midnight Train To Georgia / Gladys Knight & The Pips // Imagination 03. I'll Take You There / The Staple Singers // A Family Affair 1955-1984 04. Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Graham Parker & The Rumour // The Parkerilla 05. New York Shuffle / Graham Parker & The Rumour // The Parkerilla 06. The Storm / Tedeschi Trucks Band // Made Up Mind 07. Idle Wind / Tedeschi Trucks Band // Made Up Mind 08. My Favorite Picture Of You / Guy Clark // My Favorite Picture Of You 09. El Coyote / Guy Clark // My Favorite Picture Of You 10. Rain In Durango / Guy Clark // My Favorite Picture Of You 11. Liquid Spirit / Gregory Porter // Liquid Spirit 12. The Creator Has A Master Plan (Peace) / Leon Thomas // Spirits Known And Unknown 13. Song For My Father / Leon Thomas // Spirits Known And Unknown 14. When I Look Into Your Eyes / Santana // Welcome 15. Ami O / Lionel Loueke // Mwaliko 16. Hidagawa No Mizu Remix by UBK / Blue Asia // Radio Myahk .
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