Here is the newest episode!
Here is the first show of 2010!
Here is this weekend's show! Sorry for the long wait. Things are looking up though. Hopefully by next month I can get to producing shows regularly again!
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Here is this week's show! (or last week's)
Here is this week's show. I can't remember if I was suppose to do a show last week or this week; so much stuff happening these days. Anyway, here is episode #22!
PLAYLIST:
1. Fado da Minha - Ermalinda Vitorio
2. Donde Estas Corazon - Ada Falcone
3. Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Gardel
Cadence revolution Podcast Promo. Check it out: http://thecadencerevolution.com/
4. Cuando Mis Ojos Te Vieron - Arturo Navas
5. La Cachila - Osvaldo Pugliese
6. Si La Photo Est Bonne - Barbara
Enjoy the show!
The DVD film concert series featuring Astor Pizazolla is truly an historic concert. It is said that Astor Piazolla gave tango the feeling of "sad reflection which dances," a new and universal dimension, through compositions and performances of high quality and unquestionable originality. Astor certainly was original and a tianic figure in tango music, ushering in a modern tango style. I think you'll enjoy this concert series and you can order a copy for yourself as well as many other wonderful CDs, soundtracks, filmscores and DVDs at www.milanrecords.com. You can get signed up on their mailing list to get timely information on new releases. You can also purchase the DVD on Amazon.com.
Now, on to this week's playlist:
1. Adios Muchachos - Florindo Sassone y Su Orquesta
2. Tengo Miedo - Vayo
3. Margarita De Agosto - Raul Garello y Su Gran Orquesta
Break: Baba the Storyteller: Timeless Tales. Check it out!
4. Fumando Espero - Carlos Gardel
5. Pachita - Robert Renard & His Orchestra
6. Romanesca - Jens Warny & His Orchestra
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's show!
Here is the playlist for this week's show!
1. El Choclo - Angel Villoldo
2. Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Gardel
3. Tres Recuerdos - Sabina Olmos
Break: information about the international television programming website Jumptv.com. Background song is Pra Manha by Da Lata.
4. Cosas Olvidadas - Vayo
5. El Amanecer - Gran Quinteto Real
6. Danzarin - Tangata Rea
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's episode! Sorry it's so late!
Playlist:
1. Nuits Du Brésil - Louis Ferrari and Orchestra
2. Sus ojos se Cerraron - Carlos Gardel
3. Taquito Militar (Mariano Mores) - Mandragora Tango
4. Donde estas Corazon - Ada Falcone
Break: Information about IACmusic.com, an independent music website for musicians. Background song is Roll On Mississippi, Roll On by the Boswell Sisters.
5. As Senhoras do Fado - Maria Teresa de Norongha
6. Le Plus Beau Tango Du Monde - Tito Henriotti and Orchestra
7. Tu Corazón - Donato Raciatti and Nina Miranda 
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's episode.
1. La Negrita Candombe - Canaro
2. Salt - The Lascivious Biddies
3. Verano Porteno - Astor Piazzolla
4. Adios Nonino - Astor Piazzolla
5. Mimi Pinson - Vayo
6. El Nino Jacinto - Roberto Firpo y Su Orquesta
7. El dia que me quieras - Carlos Gardel
8. Rapaz Maneo - Shira Kammen (Technically is it tango? Not really, but I thought it was a nice little piece so I added it anyway. Hope you don't mind! ;) If you like this piece you can investigate Shira's music further, either on Magnatune or the artist's website.
Cheers!
This week I had no news to impart - and I have a really sore throat so it's a short show today! The last song in the show is actually a song that I recorded from an old film featuring Sabina Olmos. You can find that song from a filmclip on YouTube!
1. Lonjazos - Carlos Acuña con Orquesta Rodolfo Biaggi
2. El Choclo - Angel Villoldo
3. Viva el Candombe Negro - Tango Negro Trio
4. El Esquinazo - Angel Villoldo
Podcast promo for Baba the Storyteller. A really cool site you should check out! If you enjoy audio books, online novels or good fiction written or told well you'll probably like this podcast! I enjoy it myself.
5. Tomo y Obligo - Carlos Gardel
6. Melodia de Arrabal - Carlos Gardel
7. Bandoneon Tango Muchachita del Campo - Sabina Olmos (taken from film clip)
The name of the film is called La Rubia del Camino
These are some of my favorite sites related to tango:
1. Tango Smoothouse
An old tango blog that seems to have been forgotten. It hasn't been updated since 2006. However there is a sizable collection of great mp3s to be found there. Some of them have broken links but many still work. Feel free to download music and enjoy.
2. Tango Wear
A nice little online store that sells beautiful tango dancing shoes. The background song playing is La Trampera, one of my favorites!
3. Tangueros.calabashmusic.com/world
Calabash Music is one of the best online music stores for world music. That includes finding tango music. There is a wide variety of tango, tango-related music and tango roots music to be found here. You can preview and download music from here or embed one of their players on your own site for others to preview.
4. Todo Tango
One of the best satellite websites to find information on the history, artists, music or anything else you want on tango and the culture that surrounds it. An excellent and beautifully designed site full of invaluable information. You can also find rare and very old recordings on CD through this site as well. You can read it in Spanish or English.
5. Gardel Web
For those who are big fans of Carlos Gardel, or just interested in the look and feel of very old photographs, this site showcases Gardel in photos made before 1900 when he was a child, and older photos of him throughout his life.
6. Radio Criolla
This is the very station that encouraged me to start my own podcast. This Live365 music station plays old tangos, all of the time. The gentleman that produces this station also plays old time radio shows in between songs. Radio Criolla specializes in very old and hard to find recordings. Definitely worth checking out! Like I've said, this is the station that inspired me to create my own tango music podcast.
Here's the playlist for this week's episode:
1. Jorge Duran - Sueno de Juventud
2. Los Muchachos de Andes - El Apache Argentino
3. Rudolfo Biagi - Por Un Beso de Amor
4. Walter Rios and Ricardo Dominguez - La Trampera
5. Orquesta Miguel Calo y Raul Beron - Milonga Que Peina
6. Enrique Rodriguez y Su Orquesta Tipica - Expression Campera
7. Ignacio Corsini - Palomita Blanca
8. Carlos Gardel - Lejana Tierra
Enjoy the show!
To me - The Standard among all Tango singers. To MalenaTango who took the time to upload this old performance to YouTube thank you very much for this treasure!
Look forward to an episode of mostly old music next week!
