Continental Drift

Bundle up and join DJ Felipe on a journey across the pond and up north to the Kingdom of Denmark! You’d be surprised which artists you recognize are from this small but influential Nordic country. We hope you’re hungry! There’s plenty of Æbleskiver to go around!

You can listen to the world on Continental Drift! Every Monday night from 10 PM until midnight Eastern Time. The playlist for this episode is below.

01) “Byssan Lull” — Dan Haugaard
02) “Hvem sidder dér bag skaermen” — Inger Nielsen
03) “Rosamunde – Incidental Music: II. Ballet No. 1 in B Minor” — Royal Danish Orchestra
04) “Det Var En Lordag Aften” — Dan Haugaard
05) “Det var en lordag aften” — Inger Nielsen
06) “String Quartet in E minor, Op. 8: I. Allegro (non troppo)” — Cailin Quartet
07) “Salut for August Bournonville (Lumbye)” — Royal Danish Brass
08) “En Jaeger Gik At Jage” — Dan Haugaard
09) “Little Suite for Strongs, Op. 1: II. Allegro moderato” — Carl Nielsen, Danish State Radio Symphony Orchestra
10) “Teviot Bridge” — Per Norgard
11) “The Haymaker’s” — Per Norgard
12) “Melodier Fra En Spilledase (Vals)” — Anders Koppel, Thomas Jensen, Benedikte Johansen
13) “Limehouse Blues” — Svend Asmussen Quartet
14) “There Will Never Be Another You” — Svend Asmussen Quartet
15) “Sleeping My Day Away” — D.A.D.
16) “Can I Get Get Get” — Junior Senior
17) “Syv Cirkler” — Else Marie Pade
18) “Confetti: No. 11 Andantino” — Lise-Lotte Nielsen, Gier Draugsvoll, Soren Kaas Claesson
19) “City of Rome” — Jesper Kyd
20) “Gaia” — Lars Liholt Band
21) “Hele Dagen” — Anne Linnet
22) “Tusind Stykker” — Anne Linnet
23) “Tordenskiold” — Dan Haugaard

Take a fantastic journey with your host DJ Felipe to an important cultural center for North Africa and Southwest Asia. Of course, we’re talking about Egypt! Hear the sounds of a land as dry and as culturally varied as they come! We’ll even learn a thing or two about those majestic pyramids…

You can listen to the world on Continental Drift! Every Monday night from 10 PM until midnight Eastern Time. The playlist for this episode is below.

01) “Coptic Mass: [Untitled]” — Ayyad Naggib, Girgis Habib
02) “Salah” — Michael Levy
03) “Salamat Salamat” — Ra’is Qinnawi Mizmar Band
04) “Hossam and Mohamed” — Hossam Ramzy, Mohamed el Toukhy
05) “Zai el Hawa” — Abdel Halim Hafez
06) “Hymn To Horus” — Michael Levy
07) “Baladi Dance” — Abu Zariya Band
08) “Asmar Helwah Ya Nas Uhibuh” — Sitt Widoudah al-Manyalawiyyah, Sami al-Shawa
09) “Ashki Limn Zill El-hawa” — Munirah al-Mahdiyyah
10) “1st Diaspora: Egypt” — Steve Lieverman The Gangsta Rabbi
11) “Khud Lak Yawm” — Mufidah Ahmed
12) “Tahtil Shibbak” — Fatme Serhan
13) “Al Ghazal” — Ali Hassan Kuban
14) “Qal Eh Ya Hliff” — Umm Kulthum
15) “Gure Na Imi” — Ali Hassan Kuban
16) “Wayah” — Amr Diab
17) “Childhood” — Hamza El Din
18) “Hannena feat. Mohamed Mounir” — Genetic Drugs
19) “Bent Il Balad” — Fatme Serhan
20) “Illa Habibi” — Amr Diab

No, the title of this post is not the name of a strange new country. Unfortunately, the drift did not air as expected, and only the second half of the program made to the airwaves, but fear not! We are working diligently with the engineers of our great station to ensure that this does not happen again.

For those who are curious, the theme this week would have been Egypt, so in order to make up for this week’s shortcomings, we will re-air the Egypt episode next week. Don’t miss it! It’s a great one, I promise

Take a journey with us this week as we explore the music of Vietnam. Officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, we immerse ourselves in the sounds of a nation, as well as fun facts about their culture, cuisine, geography, and politics, among other things! We even learn how to pronounce Pho!

You can listen to the world on Continental Drift! Every Monday night from 10 PM until midnight Eastern Time. The playlist for this episode is below.

01) “Ly Ngua O” — Pham duc Thanh
02) “Vietnamese Traditional Music” — Asian Traditional Music
03) “Nha Anh Nha Em” — Tuan Vu
04) “Xylophone Torung of Bahnar tribe” — Torung xylophone music
05) “Vietnamese Forest” — Asian Traditional Music
06) “Trong Quan” — Pham duc Thanh
07) “Hat Hoi” — Pham Duy
08) “Concert of Gongs of Bahnar tribe” — Bahnar gong ensemble
09) “Ritual Music of Cham people” — Ritual music on sarinai and ganang
10) “Love Song – Doh Dam Tara” — Dodam dara love song
11) “Ho Dong Thap Ly Chieu Chieu” — Pham duc Thanh
12) “Music of Classical Theatre – Nam Chien” — Hat bo music for classical theatre
13) “Luu Thuy” — Hoa Tau
14) “Tam luan cuu chuyen (Universal harmony)” — Doan Nghe Thuat Truyen Thong Hue
15) “Hai Hoa” — Pham Duy
16) “Funeral Song – Doh Dam Mutai” — Dodam mutai funeral song with kanhi fiddle
17) “Hat chau van (Beauty of the ancient capital)” — Doan ca Hue, Ai’Hoa
18) “Ly nam canh (Song of five night hours)” — Kim Kieu, Doan ca Kich Hue
19) “Nhac nen, ‘Nu tuong xuat quan’ (The female general marching to the battlefield)” — Doan Nghe Thuat Truyen Thong Hue
20) “Le da” — Artist Khanh Ly
21) “Cat Bui” — Khanh Ly
22) “Va Em Cho Anh” — Ho Quynh Huong
23) “Uoc Gi” — My Tam
24) “Giac Mo Chi La Giac Mo” — Ho Ngoc Ha
25) “Khi Nguoi Yeu Toi Khoc” — Lam Truong
26) “De Anh Duoc Yeu Lan Nua ft. Big Daddy” — Andree Right Hand
27) “365000″ — Ngu Cung

If school has got you yearning for a relapse into Spring Break, it’s possible tonight’s installment of the Drift can help. Join DJ Felipe for a trip down South…. way South! Panama is seen as the gateway to the Pacific, and it’s location was strategic for Spain to trade goods to and from the New World. It’s also strategic for a rhythmic and fun show, with influences from Spain, Africa, the Caribbean, and surrounding countries! Join the fun!

You can listen to the world on Continental Drift! Every Monday night from 10 PM until midnight Eastern Time. The playlist for this episode is below.

01) “Saloma” — Los De Azuero
02) “Rosario la Mejorana (Tangos)” — Chano Lobato
03) “Hojita De Tamarindo” — Los De Azuero
04) “Tamborino Swing” — Los Silvertones
05) “Te Toca Tocar La Tumbar” — Skorpio
06) “La Murga De Panama” — Papa Brandao Y Su Conjunto Aires Tablenos
07) “Cumbia Montañera” — Los De Azuero
08) “Danzas de Panama (version for string quartet): No. 2. Mejorana y Socavon” — Serafin String Quartet
09) “Mi Bella Panama” — Los Revolucionarios
10) “Samba Calypso” — Orquesta De Armando Boza Con Manito Johnson
11) “Shingalin En Panama” — Orquesta Los Embajadores Con Camilo Azuquita
12) “Chevere Que Chevere” — Maximo Rodriguez Y Sus Estrellas Panamenas
13) “Triguenito Y Solo” — Conjunto Panama
14) “Pedro Navaja” — Rubén Blades
15) “Panama – 78 rpm Version” — Luis Russell & His Louisiana Swing Orchestra
16) “Soy Solo Para Ti” — Victor Boa Y Su Musica
17) “Alfonsina y El mar” — Danilo Perez
18) “Sombra” — Filtro Medusa
19) “Esa Chica No Me Puede Vacilar” — Nando Boom
20) “Pun Tun Tun” — El General
21) “Viva Panama” — Papi Brandao Y Su Ejecutivos
22) “Aquí es Hoy” — Filtro Medusa
23) “Old Buzzard” — Los Silvertones