Warm Radio Show

For RE:WARM 006 we present a collection of music from one of San Francisco's best kept secrets, Dr Robert Blackman. "The Unimaginable DreamWorks" is a collection of five tracks from three musical masterpieces he put out between 1983-1985 on his own Riverwinds imprint. A practising chiropractor by day with his own holistic health centre in San Francisco, these songs became his love, passion and focus. Together with Michael Pluznick, a very accomplished percussionist they painstakingly put together an ensemble of musicians to bring the tracks to life. The melting pot for this body of work was Hyde Street Studios which still today is based in deepest San Francisco and has seen names such as Neil Young, Earth Wind & Fire and John Waters to name a few grace its studio space. Singers and musicians alike came together from all over the world to bring Robert’s vision to reality. This included an Australian didgeridoo player, an electric violin and piano player from Paraguay as well as singers and a choir from the s

For RE:WARM 006 we present a collection of music from one of San Francisco's best kept secrets, Dr Robert Blackman. "The Unimaginable DreamWorks" is a collection of five tracks from three musical masterpieces he put out between 1983-1985 on his own Riverwinds imprint. A practising chiropractor by day with his own holistic health centre in San Francisco, these songs became his love, passion and focus. Together with Michael Pluznick, a very accomplished percussionist they painstakingly put together an ensemble of musicians to bring the tracks to life. The melting pot for this body of work was Hyde Street Studios which still today is based in deepest San Francisco and has seen names such as Neil Young, Earth Wind & Fire and John Waters to name a few grace its studio space. Singers and musicians alike came together from all over the world to bring Robert’s vision to reality. This included an Australian didgeridoo player, an electric violin and piano player from Paraguay as well as singers and a choir from the s

For RE:WARM 005 we present a slice of obscure, relatively under the radar gospel from Winston Neale that we discovered back in 2019 via his Flying High, private press L.P from 1986. Winston Neale first learnt to sing gospel standards as a child via his mother the late Eloise Neale and went on to sing with the Bethel Gospel Church from the age of 6. Winston always had an ambition to release a gospel album and on relocating to Canada this became a reality. The Flying High L.P was the culmination of all he had learnt as a gospel singer, covering songs by Robert and Joyce Irvine & Rev. E.A. Hoffman / A.J Showalter amongst others on this record. The song we became most interested in was the "Sinnerman" track written by Winston and his wife, Susan, a haunting yet beautifully atmospheric slice of new gospel. Winston’s voice, taut hand drums, guitar, bass and flute all make this an essential piece of soulful gospel with a really distinct tropical feel. To complete the project, we assigned remix duties to one of our

For RE:WARM 005 we present a slice of obscure, relatively under the radar gospel from Winston Neale that we discovered back in 2019 via his Flying High, private press L.P from 1986. Winston Neale first learnt to sing gospel standards as a child via his mother the late Eloise Neale and went on to sing with the Bethel Gospel Church from the age of 6. Winston always had an ambition to release a gospel album and on relocating to Canada this became a reality. The Flying High L.P was the culmination of all he had learnt as a gospel singer, covering songs by Robert and Joyce Irvine & Rev. E.A. Hoffman / A.J Showalter amongst others on this record. The song we became most interested in was the "Sinnerman" track written by Winston and his wife, Susan, a haunting yet beautifully atmospheric slice of new gospel. Winston’s voice, taut hand drums, guitar, bass and flute all make this an essential piece of soulful gospel with a really distinct tropical feel. To complete the project, we assigned remix duties to one of our

For RE:WARM 005 we present a slice of obscure, relatively under the radar gospel from Winston Neale that we discovered back in 2019 via his Flying High, private press L.P from 1986. Winston Neale first learnt to sing gospel standards as a child via his mother the late Eloise Neale and went on to sing with the Bethel Gospel Church from the age of 6. Winston always had an ambition to release a gospel album and on relocating to Canada this became a reality. The Flying High L.P was the culmination of all he had learnt as a gospel singer, covering songs by Robert and Joyce Irvine & Rev. E.A. Hoffman / A.J Showalter amongst others on this record. The song we became most interested in was the "Sinnerman" track written by Winston and his wife, Susan, a haunting yet beautifully atmospheric slice of new gospel. Winston’s voice, taut hand drums, guitar, bass and flute all make this an essential piece of soulful gospel with a really distinct tropical feel. To complete the project, we assigned remix duties to one of our

I promised myself I would finally get to the final selection of my Warm series no.10 by the end of the year and with a few hours to spare here’s a specially extended selection of all sorts. It’s just a bunch of music I love in no particular order and I hope you will also enjoy - old, new and everything in-between - some classics thrown in! Included are tracks by Rollets, Ben Williams, Primal Scream, Bel, Quintus Project, Lonely Rider, Dionne Warwick, The Rowans, Golden Harvest, Marina Lima, Steve Winwood, Van Morrison, Bruce Hornsby, Mogwai, Ana Roxanne, Viviane Godoi, Sub Sub, Santana, Judith Ann-Marie, Don Brown, Clydene Jackson, Valerie Carter, Saint Tropez and maybe one or two others i have forgotten :)

Available to pre-order at the Warm Bandcamp > https://thehurricanessouthafrica.bandcamp.com/album/re-warm-004-sea-waves-ep For RE:WARM 004 we head to South Africa to welcome the amazing band, The Hurricanes to the label. The Hurricanes comprised of Donald Mbowane, Albinus Sobekwa, Elias Sekete and Philip Marokoane. However over the years there were a number of variations in the band. They released a number of singles and EP’s throughout the 1970’s on RPM and Buffalo but they finally released their greatest hits in 1978 on Buffalo. It’s from the greatest hits which was produced by Thomas J. Masingi that we have selected three wonderful tracks that show off the band’s phenomenal talent. The hugely sought after track “Sea Waves” will take over the A side with “Brother” and “She’s Got To Know It Well” on the flip. credits releases October 30, 2020 A Sea Waves Written by Albinus Sobekwa / Elias Sekete B1 She's Got To Know It Well Written by Albinus Sobekwa B2 Brother Written by Philip Marokoane Produced by T

Available to pre-order at the Warm Bandcamp > https://thehurricanessouthafrica.bandcamp.com/album/re-warm-004-sea-waves-ep For RE:WARM 004 we head to South Africa to welcome the amazing band, The Hurricanes to the label. The Hurricanes comprised of Donald Mbowane, Albinus Sobekwa, Elias Sekete and Philip Marokoane. However over the years there were a number of variations in the band. They released a number of singles and EP’s throughout the 1970’s on RPM and Buffalo but they finally released their greatest hits in 1978 on Buffalo. It’s from the greatest hits which was produced by Thomas J. Masingi that we have selected three wonderful tracks that show off the band’s phenomenal talent. The hugely sought after track “Sea Waves” will take over the A side with “Brother” and “She’s Got To Know It Well” on the flip. credits releases October 30, 2020 A Sea Waves Written by Albinus Sobekwa / Elias Sekete B1 She's Got To Know It Well Written by Albinus Sobekwa B2 Brother Written by Philip Marokoane Produced by T

Available to pre-order at the Warm Bandcamp > https://thehurricanessouthafrica.bandcamp.com/album/re-warm-004-sea-waves-ep For RE:WARM 004 we head to South Africa to welcome the amazing band, The Hurricanes to the label. The Hurricanes comprised of Donald Mbowane, Albinus Sobekwa, Elias Sekete and Philip Marokoane. However over the years there were a number of variations in the band. They released a number of singles and EP’s throughout the 1970’s on RPM and Buffalo but they finally released their greatest hits in 1978 on Buffalo. It’s from the greatest hits which was produced by Thomas J. Masingi that we have selected three wonderful tracks that show off the band’s phenomenal talent. The hugely sought after track “Sea Waves” will take over the A side with “Brother” and “She’s Got To Know It Well” on the flip. credits releases October 30, 2020 A Sea Waves Written by Albinus Sobekwa / Elias Sekete B1 She's Got To Know It Well Written by Albinus Sobekwa B2 Brother Written by Philip Marokoane Produced by T

For RE:WARM 003 we head back over to the United States to welcome the wonderful songstress, Margaret Wakeley to the label. Margaret Wakeley worked throughout the 1970’s and 1980’s as a solo pop/folk performer throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded two amazing records of original songs — Better Days and ­Margaret Wakeley. On these two timeless records Margaret worked alongside a number of talented and influential musicians such as Skip Lane and Cy Timmons. It’s from the album “Better Days” that the tracks “So Hard To Be Away” and “Hard To Leave The Island” are taken from. Both tracks sail along with a flow that shows Margaret’s true musicianship and individuality. Sounding as relevant today as they did in the 1970’s and early 1980’s they have truly tried the test of time. You can now pre-order the limited edition 7" and digital files at the Warm Bandcamp > https://warmagency.bandcamp.com/ The release will be out on Friday August 28th.

For RE:WARM 003 we head back over to the United States to welcome the wonderful songstress, Margaret Wakeley to the label. Margaret Wakeley worked throughout the 1970’s and 1980’s as a solo pop/folk performer throughout the United States and Europe, and recorded two amazing records of original songs — Better Days and ­Margaret Wakeley. On these two timeless records Margaret worked alongside a number of talented and influential musicians such as Skip Lane and Cy Timmons. It’s from the album “Better Days” that the tracks “So Hard To Be Away” and “Hard To Leave The Island” are taken from. Both tracks sail along with a flow that shows Margaret’s true musicianship and individuality. Sounding as relevant today as they did in the 1970’s and early 1980’s they have truly tried the test of time. You can now pre-order the limited edition 7" and digital files at the Warm Bandcamp > https://warmagency.bandcamp.com/ The release will be out on Friday August 28th.

The Warm radio show is back after a brief hiatus. Ali Warm takes over for two hours diving into his collection at Warm HQ. Expect anything from ambient, house, disco and AOR through to lovers rock, soul, balearica and much much more! Back weekly from now on! Dive in! Tracklisting >> Sharon Little - Take A Look Harvey Scales - All In A Nights Work La’Mara - Star Of The Show Jeffrey - Run Out Of Love Dave Emmi - My Secret World Todd - Thank You Thank You Robert Kishore - Tropical Fantasy James Conroy - What Are We So Afraid Of Pratt & McClain - Whachersign Dube - Bana Bama Africa Paco Saval - Love To You Geri Baird - Backside Of The Desert Valerie Carter - Change In Luck Eleanore Mills - I’m Gonna Get You Angelo - Changing Man The Ambassador College Band - Smile Upon Your Brother The Rowans - Hoo Doo Love Odyssey - Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love Valery Btesh & Pollen - Let The Music Creep Inside Of Your Mind Per-Erik Halin - Ghost Song Rod & Company - Easy Ginger Williams - I Can’t Get You Out Of My

For RE:WARM 002 we head back to 1992 and over to San Francisco to bring you a timeless house record by Daisy Glow. Daisy Glow is the collaboration between San Francisco house producers Mouse & Kelix Williams who formed as a spin-off from their live act Tasti Box. Their Daisy Glow guise which previously came out on ZoëMagik Records gave them the chance to make music inspired by full moon raves on the beach and Sunday afternoon raves in Golden Gate Park. In essence a musical reflection of the vibe and sound of San Francisco in the early 90’s. From these sessions came the Give It All EP. Over the last couple of years the EP has made it’s way back into a number of DJ’s record bags and was previously supported by the likes of Sasha and John Digweed back in the 90’s. Sounding as relevant now as it did in 1992 the three tracks that comprise the EP sit easily in any house set to this day with their old school house sound. Each track having its own identity and all three being house music of the highest order. Pre-

For RE:WARM 002 we head back to 1992 and over to San Francisco to bring you a timeless house record by Daisy Glow. Daisy Glow is the collaboration between San Francisco house producers Mouse & Kelix Williams who formed as a spin-off from their live act Tasti Box. Their Daisy Glow guise which previously came out on ZoëMagik Records gave them the chance to make music inspired by full moon raves on the beach and Sunday afternoon raves in Golden Gate Park. In essence a musical reflection of the vibe and sound of San Francisco in the early 90’s. From these sessions came the Give It All EP. Over the last couple of years the EP has made it’s way back into a number of DJ’s record bags and was previously supported by the likes of Sasha and John Digweed back in the 90’s. Sounding as relevant now as it did in 1992 the three tracks that comprise the EP sit easily in any house set to this day with their old school house sound. Each track having its own identity and all three being house music of the highest order. Pre-

For RE:WARM 002 we head back to 1992 and over to San Francisco to bring you a timeless house record by Daisy Glow. Daisy Glow is the collaboration between San Francisco house producers Mouse & Kelix Williams who formed as a spin-off from their live act Tasti Box. Their Daisy Glow guise which previously came out on ZoëMagik Records gave them the chance to make music inspired by full moon raves on the beach and Sunday afternoon raves in Golden Gate Park. In essence a musical reflection of the vibe and sound of San Francisco in the early 90’s. From these sessions came the Give It All EP. Over the last couple of years the EP has made it’s way back into a number of DJ’s record bags and was previously supported by the likes of Sasha and John Digweed back in the 90’s. Sounding as relevant now as it did in 1992 the three tracks that comprise the EP sit easily in any house set to this day with their old school house sound. Each track having its own identity and all three being house music of the highest order. Pre-

With RE:WARM 002 being released just around the corner on 31st July we asked Daisy Glow if they had any previous mixes or live sets in their archives. Fortunately for us they recorded a live set back in 2015 at Lefty's in Des Moines, Iowa on October 26, 2015 for their 30th Anniversary Getdown. Dive in and don't forget you can pre-order their fabulous "Give It All" EP over on the Warm Bandcamp digitally and physically by heading here > https://warmagency.bandcamp.com/album/re-warm-002-give-it-all-ep Enjoy! x

The Warm radio show is back after a brief hiatus. Ali Warm takes over for two hours diving into his collection at Warm HQ. Expect anything from ambient, house, disco and AOR through to lovers rock, soul, balearica and much much more! Back weekly from now on! Dive in! Tracklisting >> Hava - Eyes of Jah (Version) Antonio Lozano - El Antricristo (666) Mike Scott - I Know The Reason Jack Montgomery - Beauty Isn’t Born Mike Brooks - Gimme Your Love Mark Capanni - If Life Was A Ferris Wheel The Hurricanes - Seawaves Melody - Loving You Thats’s All I Matter Miatta Fahnbulleh - Ain’t No Way For A Woman Robert Blackman - Dreamdancer Lil Queen - Paralyze Sammy Obot - W.A.I OH W.A.I Bibbi - You Don’t Mind ft. Sun Mira - Liberation Peter Curry - You’ve Got Me Spinning Main Attraction - Funny Feeling Adventure / Unlimited - Rainy Day Blues Margaret Wakeley - Hard To Leave The Island David Hollen - Let It Flow Jeff Silna - It’s Always Something With You Celine Lomez - Joking Forecast - Find Your Love Abdel Kabirr -

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Ali T (Warm) - - by Warm

Ali T (Warm) - - by Warm