Jadestone Vintage Soul

Jadestone Vintage Soul

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Jadestone Vintage Soul episodes

  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 016F)

    Baba & Iya say "See You Later" and "Rest in Power" to Juice Crew legend Biz Markie, while reminding Arkansas that this is the very last week to collect signatures for the three veto referenda sponsored by Arkansans for a Unified Natural State (www.AFUNS.org).  


    1. People Get Up & Drive That Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. It's Just Begun by The Jimmy Castor Bunch

    3. (You) Got What I Need by Freddie Scott

    4. Clotilda's On Fire by Shemekia Copeland 

    5. Take Me With You (When You Go) by Moreland & Arbuckle 

    6. Born 2 Die by Prince 

    7. Working Poor by Fantastic Negrito

    8. Just A Friend by The Diabolical Biz Markie

    9. Energy (f. Nadeem Din-Gabisi) by Sampa The Great 

    10. Theme From Cleopatra Jones Movie by Joe Simon & The Mainstreeters [OUTRO]

    1 hr 7 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul: Beam Radio (Episode 015F)

    1. People Get Up & Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. Lioness on the Rise by Queen Ifrica

    3. Road to Zion (f. Nas) by Damian Marley

    4. Fundi by Brijean

    5. Angel by Kali Uchis

    6. You Know You Like It by Alunageorge

    7. Taylor by Wiz Khalifa

    8. Truth or Dare by Kelela

    9. Fall Down by Crumb

    10. Successful (f. Trey Songz & Lil Wayne) by Drake

    11. Senior Skip Day by Mac Miller

    12. Black Sheep by Metric

    13. Maria Tambien by Khruangbin

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    54 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 014F)

    1. People Get Up & Drive That Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. Swamp Rat by Herbie Hancock

    3. Afro-Boogaloo Twist by Ramsey Lewis

    4. Sister Funk by Gloria Williams

    5. America by Chocolate Milk

    6. Conscience by Sun

    7. Welcome 2 America by Prince

    8. Freedom by Jon Batiste

    9. Bruxos by Pongo

    10. Poetry by Boogie Down Productions

    11. Theme From Cleopatra Jones Movie by Joe Simon & The Manistreeters [OUTRO]

    1 hr 9 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul: Beam Radio (Episode 013F)

    1. People Get Up & Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. Poverty’s Paradise by 24-carat Black

    3. Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

    4. Feel No Pain by Sade

    5. Mr. Wendel by Arrested Development

    6. Patience (f. Nas) by Damian Marley

    7. Freefall (f. Durand Bernarr) by Kaytranada 

    8. Essence (f. Tems) by Wizkid

    9. Transparent Soul (f. Travis Barker) by Willow Smith

    10. Ain't It Fun by Para More

    11. Digital World by Kelis

    12. World-a-Reggae by Ini Kamoze

    58 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 012F)

    Baba, Iya & Lorne the Jazzy Leo recently returned from participating in the week long commemoration of the centennial of the the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre as Ambassadors from the State of Arkansas.  Hear what that have to say about what they saw, heard, and experienced.

    EPISODE PLAYLIST

    1. People Get Up And Drive That Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. You Dropped A Bomb On Me (Extended Version) by The GAP Band

    3. Kerosene (f. Steph Simon) by OmaleyB

    4. Detroit: One Nation Under A Groove (f. King Bethel & Anaiya Hall) by Detroit Academy of Arts & Sciences Choir

    5. Greenwood Burns by Scott Baxendale

    6. Raspberry Beret (Extended Version) by Prince

    7. Tulsa Race Massacre by Crank Lucas

    8. Shining (f. Steph Simon, Dialtone, Ayilla & Jerica) by Fire in Little Africa

    9. r(E)volution by Sa-Roc

    10. Theme From Cleopatra Jones Movie by Joe Simon [OUTRO]

    1 hr 7 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul: Beam Radio (Episode 011F)

    1. People Get Up & Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. FUBU (f. BJ The Chicago Kid & The-Dream) by Solange

    3. Broken Branches by Fertile Ground

    4. You Ain't The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

    5. Crack Music by Kanye West

    6. The Enemy (f. Fat Joe) by Big L

    7.  Church / Liquor Store (f. Noname) by Saba

    8.  REVOFEV by Kid CuDi

    9. First World Problemz by Brent Faiyaz

    10. Paper Planes by M.I.A.

    11. Blue Lights by Jorja Smith

    12. Alibi by Banks

    13. It's Only (f. Zyra) by ODESZA

    59 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 010F)

    EPISODE PLAYLIST

    1. People Get Up And Drive That Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. All About The Paper by The Dells

    3. You Gotta Know Whatcha Doin' by Charles Wright

    4. Home Is Where the Hatred Is by Esther Phillips

    5. One Monkey by Kim Melvin

    6. 65 Bars And a Taste of Soul by The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

    7. Jungle Love by Prince

    8. I Need You by Jon Batiste

    9. Paid My Dues by Anto Neosoul

    10. We're Good (f. Arianne Grande) by Dua Lipa

    11. Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic by Public Enemy

    12. AJ Scratch by Kurtis Blow

    13. The Magnificent Jazzy Jeff by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince

    14. Yellow Sunshine by Yellow Sunshine

    15. Theme From Cleopatra Jones Movie by Joe Simon [OUTRO]


    1 hr 6 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul: Beam Radio (Episode 009F)

    1. People Get Up & Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown [INTRO]

    2. I Feel For You by Chaka Khan     

    3. Leave the Door Open by Silk Sonic 

    4. Queen (f. Erykah Badu) by Janelle Monae

    5. Run It by Chris Brown     

    6. Check On It (f. Slim Thug) by Beyonce

    7. 1,2 Step by Ciara 

    8. Hot-N-Fun (f. Nelly Furtado) by N.E.R.D.   

    9. Smack That (f. Eminem) by Akon  

    10. Vivid Dreams by Kaytranada  

    11. Stick by Banks  

    12. Ungodly Hour by Chloe x Halle    

    13. Video Games (Remix) by Lana Del Rey  

    14. We Belong Together by Mariah Carey

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 008F)

    EPISODE PLAYLIST

    1. People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown (INTRO)

    2. UFO by ESG

    3. Do The Right Thing by Redhead Kingpin & The FBI

    4. Ashley's Roachclip by The Soul Searchers

    5. Paid In Full by Eric B & Rakim

    6. Cramp Your Style (f. Robert Moore) by All The People

    7. I'm Still #1 by Boogie Down Productions

    8. Daisy Lady by 7th Wonder

    9. 8th Wonder by The Sugarhill Gang

    10. Assembly Line by The Commodores

    11. Bring The Noise by Public Enemy

    12. [Nothing Serious] Just Buggin' by Whistle

    13. Bang Zoom (Let's Go-Go) (f. Howie T.) by The Real Roxanne

    14. Theme From the Motion Picture "Cleopatra Jones" by Joe Simon & The Mainstreeters (OUTRO)


    1 hr 7 min
  • Jadestone Vintage Soul (Episode 007F)

    Iya leads an observance of Women's History Month 2021.

    EPISODE PLAYLIST

    1. [Octavia Butler poem]

    2. People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown (INTRO)

    3. Power to the People by Curtis Mayfield  

    4. Wonderful Nite by Ruby Andrews 

    5. Take a Look by Irma Thomas 

    6. What You Gonna Do by Margie Joseph   

    7. California Soul by Marlena Shaw  

    8. That's The Way I Feel by Bobby Womack  

    9. The Beautiful Ones by Prince  

    10. Pieces Of Me by Ledisi  

    11. I Am Not My Hair (f. Akon) by India.Arie 

    12. Gold Ring by Leah Jenea  

    13. Do What You Want by Daryl Hall & John Oates 

    14. Theme From The Motion Picture "Cleopatra Jones" by Joe Simon & the Mainstreeters (OUTRO)

    58 min

About Jadestone Vintage Soul

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Jadestone Vintage Soul is a unique opportunity for listeners to hear an eclectic mix of disco, afrobeat, gospel funk, jazz fusion, neo-soul, boogie, breakbeat, blues, hip hop, reggae, Blaxploitation soundtrack, and ’60/’70s protest music that defies the typically 90-minute long playlists of commercial radio stations that focuses on playing “hit” music tracks repetitively. Added to this will be commentary, discussion and analysis concerning the artists and the music that enriches the listeners’ appreciation and experience.