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Jorge Ben was the artist who truly hooked me on Brazilian music; perhaps he will be your gateway drug as well After we hear from Brazil we will pivot to Cuba. Today I am looking for unexpected pairings, such as clarinets from Brazil and Cape Verde, or spooky vamps from Ethiopia and Colombia. We start with a strong funk vibe, then we move into some psychedelic funk at the midway point. We will move on in the second set to see how these African drumming traditions form the backbone of afro-samba in Brazil today. Spain and Portugal respectively sought profit from these regions by planting sugar cane, and in both cases enslaved peoples from Africa were brought in large numbers to tend the crops.

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While both these regions have deep traditions of African drumming and African musical inspiration, today's show is focusing on country music sounds from the Caribbean.

Of particular interest today are the regions of Eastern Cuba, providing guajira and son, along with Northeastern Brazil, giving us forro and carimbo. Facing East toward Europe, these cities were the early capitals of each bu, but as Colonial powers faded and trade routes shifted, both cities declined, ceding power to Havana in Cuba and to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

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Time to take down the tempo with a dedication to the soul sisters and the lovers in the audience But make no mistake, listeners; this is not music for independence day parades and visits to swimming holes… in the countryside, summer is a time of work.

These 2 regions share much in common: Today we witness some true beasts of Africa When Nq say funk today, I mean truly funky; so often when someone offers up "funk music" we get boogie bounce, jazz swing, or disco clap.

We start to mellow down a bit in the second set with smoother production and vocals before we turn to a latin slowjam set to end the first hour. Check The Score Musical influences travel easily around the Caribbean, finding fertilization along the way with local influences in each port of call.

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These are songs drawn together by virtue of interesting or unusually sophisticated orchestration; from small groups to big bands, these are tracks that booa out at my ear. All music today either written or performed by Jorge Ben in most cases both statements are true. Brass in Pocket Nice Up the Dance 1.

This is one of those weeks on Tropicology featuring music from all corners of the Tropicology spectrum: This fusion of African drumming with European composition is the same recipe as jazz, blues, and rock; the other side of our shared musical family tree.

Then the sound mellows on out to a golden summertime glow in hour two. Nice Up the Dance 1 Today I am looking for unexpected pairings, such as clarinets from Brazil and Cape Verde, or spooky vamps from Ethiopia and Colombia.

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Hot Streets We will move on in the second set to see how these African drumming traditions form the backbone of afro-samba in Brazil today. I will share a set devoted to the godfather of guaguanco and rumba, Arsenio Rodriguez, a blind tres player who did more to pioneer African drumming in Cuban popular music than anyone else This is Tropicology's first show devoted to Pirates' Radio of the Caribbean.

Mostly music today from Benin, the African home of the religious traditions that would come to be known as voodoo in the Americas. After we hear from Brazil we will pivot to Cuba.

Jorge Ben was the artist who truly hooked me on Brazilian music; perhaps he will be your gateway drug as well Pirates' Radio of the Caribbean 1 Today we do another musical theme for summertime: Summer fever is in full swing here at Tropicology Last week we heard music from around the Caribbean with a country feel and a heavy dose of Spanish guitar heritage Rude boys don't mash up the place! We will start the second hour today with a sampling of some of the first African drumming to be recorded in Cuba or anywhere vum in the s and 40s, hearing from Cuban musical pioneers including Conjunto Los Astros, Conjunto Modelo, and the great rumbero Chano Pozo.

The harvest must come in before the rains, and it will be hot. Today they are relatively poor cities with a large number of crumbling old Colonial buildings. Whereas true African drumming was rarely celebrated or recorded in Brazil until the s, African drumming made its first jump into the realm of popular music in Cuba as far back as the late 19th Century. Listen Top Shows Blog.