Jadestone Vintage Soul

Jadestone Vintage Soul Jadestone Vintage Soul is an eclectic mix of disco, afrobeat, gospel funk, lounge, jazz fusion, neo-s

Jadestone Vintage Soul is inspired by Northern Soul music and dance movement that began in London in the late 1960s, and has since spread throughout Europe and Canada. Northern Soul house parties, radio shows and podcasts are heavily dependent on music created by Black Americans in the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s that was not/is not normally playedon American radio stations. And, Northern Soul music enthu

siasts were instrumental in propelling the “crate digging” and “reprint label” subculture that unearths rare soul music (such as previously unreleased, alternate take, cover and extended versions). 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. Punctuated by fun husband-wife discussions about the artists and the music. Hosted by Baba and Iya Cratediggers, with their three children as occasional guests (their one-year old, Lorne the "Jazzy Leo," is actually billed as the show's Creative Director)

Each episode of Jadestone Vintage Soul is itself rare and unique, in that the Jadestone Vintage Soul show playlist encompasses more than 25,000 songs (including, but not limited to, the ENTIRE catalogs the Stax/Volt labels, the Curtom label, the Hi label, the Motown/Tamla labels, the Chess label, the Goldwax label, the Philadelphia International/TSOP labels, the Shout label, the Brunswick label, the Soul Train/SOLAR labels, the Philly Groove label and the Salsoul label) to insure that listeners are able to listen to each and every episode for months at a time and never hear the same song played twice.

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NDORH-AR2023 offers 19 FREE events (in-person, virtual & hybrid) over the span of 6 days that promote truth, racial heal...
01/08/2023

NDORH-AR2023 offers 19 FREE events (in-person, virtual & hybrid) over the span of 6 days that promote truth, racial healing and transformation. Read our e-newsletter to LEARN MORE: https://APJMM.news/Winter2023e-newsletter

The weeklong observance of 2023 National Day of Racial Healing in the State of Arkansas coming soon! APJMM TO LEAD 5TH ANNUAL WEEKLONG STATEWIDE OBSERVANCE OF THE NATIONAL DAY OF RACIAL HEALING IN THE

10/31/2022

Based on the 2000 tragic memoir by the late Edith Ware McClinton entitled "Scars From a Lynching," the 2022 radio theater play adaptation "Scars Brought Into Focus: The Silver Screen Of The Mind * Images * Memories" by Clarice K. Abdul-Bey and Ameria Jones tells the story of the McClinton family's c...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, October 28, 2022Scars Brought Into Focus: The Silver Screen Of The Mind * Images * Memo...
10/28/2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Friday, October 28, 2022

Scars Brought Into Focus: The Silver Screen Of The Mind * Images * Memories
A true horror story based in Arkansas
(Radio Theater and Stage Play)
A tragedy written by the late Edith Ware McClinton and adapted by Clarice K. Abdul-Bey with co-adapter and creative Ameria Jones. Clarice is joined by local creatives into Edith’s memoir, which tells a story of her family and links the racist history of lynching and the death penalty. “Mrs. McClinton carries the credentials of a griot and the strength of a warrior, strong and brave enough to pass her horrific story on to those who need to hear and learn…”, excerpt from artist Cozetta Gray Guinn taken from Edith’s memoir Scars From A Lynching.
Tune in at 10:00 a.m. on KABF FM “The Voice of The People!” and listen on all of your podcasting platforms Monday, Oct. 31st on All Hallows Eve!
Press Contact:
Clarice Abdul-Bey
Arkansas Peace & Justice Memorial Movement
Convener
(501) 813-2673
[email protected]
www.apjmm.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Friday, October 28, 2022

Scars Brought Into Focus: The Silver Screen Of The Mind * Images * Memories
A true horror story based in Arkansas
(Radio Theater and Stage Play)
A tragedy written by the late Edith Ware McClinton and adapted by Clarice K. Abdul-Bey with co-adapter and creative Ameria Jones. Clarice is joined by local creatives into Edith’s memoir, which tells a story of her family and links the racist history of lynching and the death penalty. “Mrs. McClinton carries the credentials of a griot and the strength of a warrior, strong and brave enough to pass her horrific story on to those who need to hear and learn…”, excerpt from artist Cozetta Gray Guinn taken from Edith’s memoir Scars From A Lynching.
Tune in at 10:00 a.m. on KABF 88.3 FM “The Voice of The People!” and listen on all of your podcasting platforms Monday, Oct. 31st on All Hallows Eve!

Press Contact:
Clarice Abdul-Bey
Arkansas Peace & Justice Memorial Movement
Convener
(501) 813-2673
[email protected]
www.apjmm.org

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