Movements, Scenes, and Genres Tempfans

WARNING: This is another very funky episode.
We talk to Cheri Amour, who takes us on a journey through the New York No Wave scene. We talk Tempfans favourites ESG, 99 Records, Sampling, and a whole lot more. It was a lovely chat with Cheri as always.


And there are some very funky tunes on the Spotify Playlist or included in the FREE Mixcloud version.


For rights reasons the pod version contains zero tunes BOOOO
https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/movements-scenes-and-genres-new-york-no-wave-and-99-records-with-cheri-amour/ (https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/movements-scenes-and-genres-new-york-no-wave-and-99-records-with-cheri-amour/)
Spotify Playlist: https://sptfy.com/MSGNYNW (https://sptfy.com/MSGNYNW)


Find, read, and listen to Cheri's stuff at http://www.cheriamour.co.uk/ (www.cheriamour.co.uk)
All theme music and background music from the wonderful Jonathan Fisher, and you can check out more of his Low-Fi, Krautrock, Post Punk, Synth Pop at his bandcamp at https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/)
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TEMP FANS PRESENTS: Movements, Scenes, and Genres: Episode 3
This episode we travel over and explore the 90s revival of 70s Soul/Funk.
Our guest Zoë Von Hess takes us to Hong Kong and looks at the time when our dancefloors were filled with Soul, Funk, Jazz, and Acid Jazz.
We look at the songs that influenced it all and talk about club nights, badgering DJs, and not eating dumplings for breakfast.
This is the podcast version without the tunes, for that you can listen (TO THE SUPERIOR VERSION) for free at https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/movements-scenes-and-genres-the-90s-soulfunk-revival-with-zoë-von-hess/ (mixcloud.com/tempfans)
There is also a Spotify playlist if that floats your boat at https://sptfy.com/MSG3 (https://sptfy.com/MSG3)
Zoë's latest musical endeavour is providing vocals for Blood Wine or Honey which you can buy at https://bloodwineorhoney.com/ (https://bloodwineorhoney.com/)
All theme music and background music from the wonderful Jonathan Fisher, and you can check out more of his Low-Fi, Krautrock, Post Punk, Synth Pop at his bandcamp at https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/)
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We are back, and after the last episode where we spent our time in New Jersey, we are popping over the Atlantic to Manchester circa 1980.
For this episode of MSG10 we have author, podcast host, and once drummer with The Fall, PAUL HANLEY.
We discuss bands he saw at the legendary Rafters (and Fagins) venue in Manchester at the start of the 80s. And before you mention it, yes there are ten songs. And he also picked two by The Fall.
We discuss Urban Tribes, The Fall going to gigs together, Nico looking for a (tape?), Manchester taking itself very seriously, being an occasional Goth, and much more.
THE BEST WAY TO LISTEN IS FOR FREE WITH ALL THE DISCUSSED SONGS OVER AT https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/ (https://www.mixcloud.com/tempfans/) and there are also options to support us over there as well.
Please also check out our other podcast at www.tempfans.com including our 6 episode run on The Fall, and Paul's guest slot on two episodes discussing Arthur Lee's Love
There is a Spotify playlist (though it is one song short due to their catalogue) if you want it. https://sptfy.com/MSG10RAFTERS (https://sptfy.com/MSG10RAFTERS)
Also please leave a review somewhere, anywhere, for new pods it is VERY VERY helpful, thanks.
Paul currently plays with Brix and the Extricated https://www.brixandtheextricated.com/ (https://www.brixandtheextricated.com/)
and you can buy his books from the publisher http://www.route-online.com/authors/paul-hanley.html (http://www.route-online.com/authors/paul-hanley.html)
The Fall podcast he hosts with his brother Steve is at https://shows.acast.com/oh-brother (https://shows.acast.com/oh-brother)
All theme music and background music from the wonderful Jonathan Fisher, and you can check out more of his Low-Fi, Krautrock, Post Punk, Synth Pop at his bandcamp at https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/)
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Welcome to Movements, Scenes, and Genres
In this, the first ever episode, we are joined by linguist, columnist and host of the Slate Podcast "Spectacular Vernacular", it's Ben Zimmer.
Ben came on to talk with me about the Hoboken Sound, a hugely influential 80's indie hotspot, based around Maxwell's in New Jersey. And he chose ten songs for us to listen to.
To listen to this, for free, with all the songs to listen to, check out our Mixcloud.
www.mixcloud.com/tempfans
The pod website is at www.msg10pod.com
This first episode is shared across the TempFans network. Please subscribe via your podplayer, Mixcloud or at https://www.msg10pod.com/listen (https://www.msg10pod.com/listen)
Or, you can listen to the pod and dip into the Spotify Playlist that accompanies this pod.
https://sptfy.com/MSG1 (https://sptfy.com/MSG1)
We discuss songs by the following bands: The Feelies, The Bongos, The dB's, The Individuals, Let's Active, The Trypes, Yo La Tengo, Yung Wu, Replacements, Yo La Tengo w/ Jeff Tweedy
Find out more about Ben at www.benzimmer.com
If this isn't enough you can hear more from other people at:
The McKenzie Tapes https://www.themckenzietapes.com/ (https://www.themckenzietapes.com)
Look At My Records https://www.lookatmyrecords.com/ (https://www.lookatmyrecords.com)
And read Jesse Jarnow's marvellous book,
Big Day Coming: Yo La Tengo and the Rise of Indie Rock
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/308597/big-day-coming-by-jesse-jarnow (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/308597/big-day-coming-by-jesse-jarnow)
Theme music and stings created by Jonathan Fisher
https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/)
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