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Saturday, February 24, 2007 Favoriting
Erika Stucky

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Erika Stucky incorporates elements of kitschy Alpine folklore, cheesy American pop, and jazz and world musics into her sometimes serious, sometimes satirical, always theatrical performances. Her various projects carry her from tuba-driven Michael Jackson covers to histrionic Swiss-German dialect vocal competitions to unlikely mixtures of African rhythms and Swiss alphorns. And she's becoming increasingly obsessed with, of all things, the yodel.

Rob met Erika at FMU while she toured the US in September. On this show we hear the interview, cd tracks and some live performance including - of course - plenty of yodeling.

Web: http://www.erikastucky.com and http://www.myspace.com/erikastucky.

Special thanks to Pro-Helvetia and SwissRoots, and to former FMU volunteer Ralph McKay of Sixpack Film.

The final hour of the show features mostly Bollywood film music - in honor of the Academy Awards of course! Isn't that a good enough excuse to indulge?

This Week's Playlist:

(* = new)

Aterciopelados: Cruz de Sal Favoriting / Oye / Nacional / *

Andy Palacio: Miami Favoriting / Watina / Cumbancha / *

Paul Nabor: Sandi Favoriting / Various Artists: Paranda / Detour

Gipsy Kings: Chan Chan Favoriting / Pasajero / Nonesuch / *

Ibrahim Ferrer: Apuntate Una, Mi Social Favoriting / Various Artists: Son del Mundo / Egrem
con los Bocucos

Machito: Tanga Favoriting / Various Artists: Saoco / Rhino

Africando: Mario Favoriting / Ketukuba / Sterns / *

Eddie Palmieri: Pa' Huele Favoriting / Superimposition / Fania

Orch. Super Mazembe: Samba Favoriting / Giants of East Africa / Sterns

Erika Stucky: Z'Stuckisch Favoriting / Wunderland / Ethnomics
With Roots of Communication

Erika Stucky: Rolanpont Favoriting / Wunderland / Ethnomics
With Roots of Communication

Erika Stucky: Sottoleh Favoriting / Wunderland / Ethnomics
With Roots of Communication

Erika Stucky: Z'Stuckisch Favoriting
Live at WFMU

Erika Stucky: Bad Favoriting / Traumton

Erika Stucky: Hans' Yodel Favoriting
Live at WFMU

Erika Stucky: Cowboy Yodel Demo Favoriting
Live at WFMU

Erika Stucky: Secret Boots / Haboub Favoriting / Wunderland / Ethnomics
With Roots of Communication

Erika Stucky: Bad Favoriting / Princess / Traumton

Ordinaires: Chhotisi Mulaqat Favoriting / Various Artists: Time For a Change / Bar None
Cover of song from the 1967 Bollywood film of the same name; music by Shankar-Jaikishan

Asha Bhosle: Yeh Dhuaan Favoriting / Various Artists: Bombay Connection / Normal / *
Originally from the 1979 Bollywood film Dil Aur Deewar

Vijaya Anand: Ba Ennalu Favoriting / Dance Raja Dance / Luaka Bop
S. P. Balasubramaniam, vocals

Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan: Yeh Ldka Hai Allah Favoriting / Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham / Sony
Bollywood film soundtrack (2002)

Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mahendra Kapoor: Pyar Zindagi Hai Favoriting / Various Artists: Bollywood Funk / Outcaste
Originally from the 1978 Bollywood film Muqaddar Ka Sikandar

R. D. Burman: Duniya Mein Logo Ko Favoriting / Apna Desh
Bollywood film soundtrack (1972)

R. D. Burman: Yeh Zindagi Hai Chaar Pal Favoriting / Savera
Bollywood film soundtrack (1973)

Sunny Jain: Awaara Hoon Favoriting / Avaaz / Sinj / *
Cover of song from the 1951 Bollywood film Awaar

Asakusa Jinta: Ride Bent Favoriting / Demo / *

Pistol Valve: Fo Fo Favoriting / *




Listener comments!

  12:13pm Max:

Rob,

I know it's a pain, but speaking as a archive slumming i-tunes timeshifter, it would really help if the playlist had some time-stamps, 'cause I keep getting lost and I want to know what's playing.

Max from Maplewood
  6:05pm Rob W:

Max, the reason I have stopped posting timestamps is a little complicated but has to do in part with my feelings about how music is shared. This is especially true because I have had live music on my show quite often lately. Keep in mind, if you use quicktime player (instead of itunes), you can move around even within the mp3 archive. No, not as easy to navigate as with timestamps, but you can at least estimate where a song will fall. - Rob W
  8:14pm Kenzo:

You can also jump around quite easily if you're listening with Winamp (for Windows) or VLC (open source, runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, and more).
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
  11:12pm Max:

I see your point. I wasn't even thinking about jumping to a specific song. It was more about being able to look at the playlist to see the information on a song that jumps out at me.
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