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Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha

Mickey hart
Jam Nation 104.1 WMRQ Studio
Bloomfield, Ct.
2002-07-07

Mickey Hart interviewed on Jam Nation 104.1 FM WMRQ.

Addeddate 2024-02-04 02:11:23
Identifier mhb2002-07-07

Lineage FM broadcast>Pioneer SX251r receiver>Pioneer cassette deck>Maxell Type 1 90 Min cassette>Technics RS-B50 cassette deck>Marantz NR1501 receiver (Source Direct)>Zoom H4N Pro>sd card @ 96khz/24-Bit Wav>hard drive>Audacity (Noise Reduction/Amplify/Tracks)>hard drive>Archive.

Taped and Transferred by Taper76



Mickey Hart / Bembe Orisha
7/13/02
Tweeter Center - Mansfield, MA	

Source: AKG C1000's > MXB1002 > D8
Transfer: D8 > Behringer UCA202> Audacity> WAV> FLAC
Taped and Transferred by Bill Graves

Disc 1:
1. Crowd / Banter
2. Dancing Sorceror
3. Chicagotown
4. Ready
5. Time Never Ends
6. Self Defense
7. Ek Tal
8. Baba Jingo*>
9. NFA*

*-w/Phil Lesh on Bass

Mickey Hart & Bembe Orisha - 2002-07-21 Jacksonville

Unchanged reseed.
Thanks to the original uploader.

the original info file:
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Mickey Hart & Bembe Orisha
July 21, 2002
Jacksonville, Oregon  USA
Britt Pavilion


source: audience: Sony ECM-MS957 stereo mic > Sony WMD6-C > Maxell XLII cassette
transfer: Sony WMD6-C > Sony RCD-W500C > CD > CDwave > CD

disc 1:
01. Tall Grass
02. Sito
03. Dancing Sorcerer
04. Down The Road
05. Fairy Tales
06. Oye O Ogun
07. Come To My Tent

disc 2:
08. Endless Skies
09. Time Never Ends
10. Equipment Failure Jam
11. Self Defense
12. Beyond Mojo People
13. Baba Jingo
14. crowd
15. encore: Ripple


Mickey Hart - drums, percussion
Sikiru Adepoju - talking drum
Barney Doyle - guitar
Bobby Vega - bass
Glenys Rogers - vocals, talking drum
Azam Ali - vocals, dulcimer
Greg Ellis - drums, percussion
Nengue Hernandez - congas, vocals


NOT FOR SALE

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1st seed 2009-02-07 @ www.dimeadozen.org by chimneyjim
2nd seed 2009-05-24 @ www.dimeadozen.org by chimneyjim
3rd seed 2011-09-26 @ www.dimeadozen.org by uuughh



Mickey Hart & Bembe Orisha
8/3/02
Alpine Valley Music Theater - East Troy, WI

Source: (FOB) Neumann KM 140's > V2 > SBM-1 > D8
Transfer: Tascam DA-30 mkII > S/PDIF > M Audio Microtrack 24/96 > WAV > Audacity > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC
Taped by Matt Lazor
Patched, Transferred & Seeded by Bill Graves

~ Disc 1 ~
1. Intro
2. Dancing Sorcerer
3. Tall Grass
4. Down The Road
5. Time Never Ends
6. Self Defense

~ Disc 2 ~
1. Beyond The Mojo People
2. Yan San
3. You Remind Me
4. Fire on the Mountain

This show is a Boiler in the Basement Installment -
http://boilerinthebasementmusic.wordpress.com/




Bembe Orisha
Loeb Playhouse
Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN
09/20/2002

Source: Audience recording > Coresound Binaurals > Sony D7 > dat master
Lineage: dat > Sony PCM-R500 > M-Audio PCI Delta 4/10 > SoundForge > wav > ??? > flac16

taped and transferred by Lou Wilkinson


Set I

01   Umasha
02   Bagua Osi
03   Come To My Tent
04   Temple Caves
05   Down The Road
06   Time Never Ends
07   Oya Y Ogun


Set II

01   crowd/tuning
02   Dancing Sorceror
03   St Ives
04   Yan San
05   Jack-A-Roe
06   Sivad
07   Ye Ye
08   Ek Tal
09   Fire On The Mountain {including band intros and audience participation) >
10   Not Fade Away


Mickey Hart - various, RAMU (Random Access Musical Universe), vocals
Nengue Hernandez - various, vocals
Sikiru Adepoju - talking drums,  gudugudu
Bobi Cespedes - various, vocals
Greg Ellis - trap drums, percussion
Azam Ali - various, vocals
Bakithi Kumalo - bass, vocals
Barney Doyle - guitar



Notes:

All I've done is to remove a few small artifacts and a few very loud claps.  I retracked it so that each
track stars with the music and renamed the files.


Comments:

From http://www.africawithin.com/


A bemb? is a party for the orishas. During a bemb? the orishas are praised, saluted and entreated to join the party through mounting one of the priests(esses) in attendance. This is done through a confluence of the song, rhythm, and movement, all calling to the orisha in such a way that the orisha will recognize themselves in the lyrics, rhythms and dances as they have been performed for them for perhaps thousands of years.

The rhythms play an important part of the equation and the drummers practice assiduously for years to be able to play the intricate rhythms correctly. This is important since the drums are actually speaking to the orishas as the Yoruba language is a tonal one and the drums are tuned in such a way as to play the tones of Yoruba speech. For this reason some rhythms are never played unless it is in religious context as it would offend the orisha. These rhythms are actually prayers to the deities with each orisha having its own rhythms associated with them.

Dance also becomes prayer in the religious context of a bemb?. The movements of the dances are the same motions associated with the orishas for thousands of years. As with the rhythms played on the drums, each orisha has its own dances with Yemay?'s dance emulating the motion of the waves, Og?n's chopping with his machete, Osh?n's portraying her primping in front of her hand held mirror, etc. Therefore these movements become more danced prayers than what the Western European would refer to as dance.

Everything present at a bemb? whether it is song, dance, rhythm or colors used, becomes part of an intricate fabric of prayer saluting, praising and calling to the orishas and asking them to be present.


The orishas are the emissaries of Olodumare or God almighty. They rule over the forces of nature and the endeavors of humanity. They recognize themselves and are recognized through their different numbers and colors which are their marks, and each has their own favorite foods and other things which they like to receive as offerings and gifts. In this way we make our offerings in the manner they are accustomed to, in the way they have always received them, so that they will recognize our offerings and come to our aid.

The orishas are often best understood by observing the forces of nature they rule over. For instance, you can learn much about Osh?n and her children by watching the rivers and streams she rules over and observing that though she always heads toward her sister Yemay? (the Sea) she does so on her own circuitous route. Also observe how the babbling brook and the flash flood reflect her changeable moods. As you observe the orishas at work in the world and in your own lives you will gain a better understanding of them and their ways. Yes, they are complex, but no more so than any other living being such as you or I. We are also blessed from time to time in the religion with the opportunity to meet the orishas face to face during a bemb? where one or more of their priests will be mounted

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Most of the show was taped from front row, just left of center.  Then Lou's chair broke, around 7:05 of "Dancing Sorceror" and he moved to the left aisle and stood near the front.  No music is missing.

Many thanks to Lou for this great recording.


edited by
SIRMick
January 2012


shntool output:

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Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha
Centennial Hall
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
10/02/02

SBD > MD > HD via LAYLA > SF > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC

disc 1 set 1

Why Me (?)
Dancing Sorcerer
Aiko, Aiko
Come To My Tent
Temple Caves
Down The Road
Time Never Ends
Oyo o Ogun


disc 2 set 2

Una Thurmann
Bagwa Osi
Saint Ives
Yan San
Fire Trails
Jack-a-Roe
Ek Tal
Fire on the Mountain //

notes

last night of the tour

show id 165174


last track fades out ... not sure how much is missing but it doesn't seem like a lot


Bembe Orisha: A Party for the Earth Spirits
On talking drum is Siriku Adepoju. Siriku is perhaps the greatest talking drummer in the world. He's the Paganini of the talking drum, that's a variable pitch instrument. Then there's Nengue Hernandez who is master of all things Latin American and he's a great singer. Bobi Cespedes is of Afro-Cuban descent. She's a vocalist and plays clave. Then there's Azam Ali who brings the Persian element into it. She was born and raised in India and plays hammered dulcimer, sings ecstatic vocal and plays percussion. Greg Ellis is a master of middle eastern percussion and he plays instruments from Africa as well. Barney Doyle is a western rock and roll guitar player but he's wonderfully suited for this because he has the west African sensibilities. And Rahsaan Fredricks on bass. He plays a lot of afro-Cuban style and funk and it rocks.



SHNID	Artist	Date	Venue	City	State
166861	Mickey Hart	2002-07-07	104.1 WMRQ Studio	Bloomfield	CT
Flac16 FM broadcast>Pioneer SX251r receiver>Pioneer cassette deck>Maxell Type 1 90 Min cassette> Technics RS-B50 cassette deck>Marantz NR1501 receiver (Source Direct)>Zoom H4N Pro>sd card @ 96khz/24-Bit Wav>hard drive>Audacity (Noise Reduction/Amplify/Tracks)>hard drive>Archive. Taped and Transferred by Taper76
113655	Mickey Hart Band	2002-07-13	Tweeter Center	Mansfield	MA
Source: AKG C1000's > MXB1002 > D8 Transfer: D8 > Behringer UCA202> Audacity> WAV> FLAC
167214	Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha	2002-07-21	Britt Pavilion	Jacksonville	OR
Flac16 Sony ECM-MS957 stereo mic > Sony WMD6-C > Maxell XLII cassette transfer: Sony WMD6-C > Sony RCD-W500C > CD > CDwave > CD
131260	Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha	2002-08-03	Alpine Valley Music Theatre	East Troy	WI
Flac16 (FOB) Neumann KM 140's > V2 > SBM-1 > D8 Tascam DA-30 mkII > S/PDIF > M Audio Microtrack 24/96 > WAV > Audacity > TLH > Flac Taped by Matt Lazor Patched, Transferred & Seeded by Bill Graves
166132	Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha	2002-09-20	Loeb Playhouse, Purdue University	West Lafayette	IN
Flac16 Coresound Binaurals > Sony D7 > dat master dat > Sony PCM-R500 > M-Audio PCI Delta 4/10 > SoundForge > wav > ??? > flac16 Taped and transferred by Lou Wilkinson
167211	Mickey Hart: Bembe Orisha	2002-10-02	Centennial Hall, University of Arizona	Tucson	AZ
Flac16 SBD > MD > HD via LAYLA > SF > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC

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