Victor Kiswell’s Windows on the World Radio Primavera Sound

For this eighth show on  Radio Primavera, I’ll make another link between hip hop tunes and the material that was used producing them. The episode is titled "Lesson Learn’d" !
Shankar-Jaikishan - Do Jhoot Jiye Ek Sach Ke Liye (Sad)
Laxmikant-Pyarelal - He Raju He Daddy
Mos Def - Auditorium
Alain Goraguer - Le bracelet
Big Punisher - Boomerang
Gladys Knight & The Pips - Giving Up
Reef the Lost Cauze - Give It Up
Norman Connors - The Creator Has a Master Plan
Das EFX - Real Hip Hop
David Porter - The Masquerade Is Over
Wu Tang Clan - Lesson Learn’d
Oliver Sain - On the Hill
DITC - Day One
Odetta - Sakura
The East Flatbush Project - Tried by 12
Jack Bruce - Born to Be Blue
Smif N Wessun - Bucktown
Ferrante & Teicher - Lady Love
Swollen Members & Dilated People - Counter Parts
Hodges, James & Smith - He Did Me Wrong But He Did It Right
Quasimoto - Sparkdala

For this seventh show on Radio Primavera, we go trippy and tropical. It starts with an exquisite calypso from Trinidad, released in the 60s and kinda nasty, then maloya with keys, from Mauritius Island, a deep reggae instrumental, afro percussion with a twist, gwo ka with synthesizer, afro funk, afro cosmic and electroid afro disco, ending with a tempo for a hot dance floor. A journey that will put you in a "trippycal situation".
Mighty Sparrow - Big Bamboo
Michel Legris - Elida
The Rebels - Rhodesia
Wali & The Afro Caravan - Zulu for Hugh
Nakara - N’Djole
Gratien Midonet - Mari rhont ouvé la pot
Ginger Johnson - Talking Drum
Prosper N’Kouri - I Take You My Feeling
Napo de Mi Amor - Leki Santchi
The Barbecues - Aaya Lolo
Dothy Zebro - Amen
The Coach House Rhythm Section - Nobody’s Got Time
Kiki Gyan - Sexy Dancer
Charly Kingson - Nimele Bolo

For my sixth show on Radio Primavera, I’ll link two of my old loves : Motown and reggae. Of course the field has already been explored but I’ll add my own touch, going further than the classic releases from Trojan (I'll include some of them, of course, because I can’t forget them). There will be rocksteady, reggae-soul, dub, and even a surprising digi reggae disco song, sung out of the tune. Then you understand how Smokey Robinson, Norman Whitfield or Holland-Dozier-Holland also had a huge impact on the Jamaican production. Ah yes, I’ve maybe put too much of The Tempts, but hey I liked them a lot.
Prince Buster - My GirlByron Lee - Message From a Black ManThe Heptones - My World Is Empty Without YouDerrick Harriott - You Really Got a Hold on MeThe Uniques - The Love I Saw in You (Just a Mirage)Delroy Wilson - This Old Heart of MineNorman Brown - Just My ImaginationThe Techniques - I Wish It Would RainBig Youth - What’s Going OnEric Donaldson - The Way You Do the Things You DoCarl Dawkins - Cloud NineDave Barker - I Can’t Get Next to YouLloyd Parks - Stop the War, NowThe Tamlins - Smiling Faces SometimesMatumbi - Law of the LandDelroy Wilson - Inner City BluesThe Pioneers - Papa Was a Rolling StoneCarol Cool - Upside DownLloyd Charmers - Let’s Get It On

For his fifth show, on Radio Primavera Sound, Victor Kiswell makes a link between hip hop tunes and the material that was used producing them. The episode is titled "Suspended in Time" - expect some surprises.
Incredible Bongo Band - Pipeline
Group Home - Suspended in Time
Al Green - Simply Beautiful
Suga Bang Bang - Don’t Test
Willie Hutch - Hospital Prelude of Love Theme
Mobb Deep - Still Shinin’
Barry White - Love Serenade
Fat Joe - Part Deux
Gravediggaz - Never Gonna Come Back
Tyrone Davis - In the Mood
Fat Joe - Dedication
Barbara & The Browns - In My Heart
Wu Tang Clan - Y’all Be Warned
Gwen McCrae - It Keeps on Raining
Blahzay Blahzay - Pain I Feel
William Bell - I Forgot to Be Your Lover
Dilated People - Worst Comes to Worst
Hamilton Bohannon - Happiness
Eastshore Highway - Bohannan

For this fourth show on Primavera Radio, we’ll go in many directions but we’ll keep it groovy! We’ll hear Curtis doing martial arts, British cosmic jazz, two soulful tracks produced by Derrick Harriott, a couple of rare library killers, some forgotten tunes by Marvin Gaye and Gladys Knight on Motown, one of them being a cult sample by Madlib, and a surprising use of LZ’ "Whole Lotta Love" by a duo of Turkish ladies.
Kool & The Gang - North, East, South, West
Over Night Low - The Witch Doctor
Richard Demaria - Weather
Curtis Mayfield - Kung Fu
Method Man & Redman - Cereal Killer
Sevil & Ayla - Bebek
Roger Roger - Safari Park
Keith & Tex - Tonight
Derrick Harriott - Oogum Boongum Song
Francis Bebey - Mother Land
Toni Esposito - Danza dei Bottoni
Harry Roche Constellation - Spiral
Marvin Gaye - Is That Enough
Mc Guff - Harlem Kids Get Biz
Gladys Knight & The Pips - Don’t Turn Me Away

March 2 is the 30th anniversary of the death of legendary French singer and poet dandy Serge Gainsbourg. To mark the occasion, Victor Kiswell pays homage to one of the key figures of French music in the second part of the 20th century. "I'll explore many facets of the man, from 60s jazz for soundtracks to his reggae vibes, going through semi classics and obscure tunes, songs he sang or songs he wrote for others," Kiswell says. "Listen to this like a journey, my own interpretation of his work, a score to his life."
Tracklist 
Serge Gainsbourg - L’hôtel particulier
Anna Karina & Jean-Claude Brialy - Ne dis rien
Michèle Arnaud - Les papillons noirs
Serge Gainsbourg - Quand tu t’y mets
Serge Gainsbourg - Juif et Dieu
Serge Gainsbourg - Flash Forward
Serge Gainsbourg - Danger
Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin - Pour oublier le passé, le futur
Serge Gainsbourg - En Melody
Serge Gainsbourg - Baudelaire
Serge Gainsbourg - Coco & Co
Serge Gainsbourg - Wake Me at Five
Serge Gainsbourg - Ce mortel ennui
Serge Gainsbourg - Breakdown Suite
Serge Gainsbourg - Du jazz dans le ravin
Régine - Capone et sa p’tite Phyllis
Serge Gainsbourg - Les amours perdues
Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin - La décadanse
Mireille Darc - Hélicoptère
Serge Gainsbourg - Avant de mourir
Anna Karina & Jean-Claude Brialy - Je n’avais qu’un seul mot à lui dire