Music Heard on Air

Music Heard On Air for November 27, 2009

By Stephen Snyder ⋅ November 27, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

START TIME: 6:20

DUBAI DEBT SHAKES WORLD MARKETS
DUBAI DEBT CRISIS AND YOU
HONDURANS HOPES ELECTIONS WILL HELP ECONOMY

END TIME: 19:38

MUSIC:
SONG: Bubbles
ARTIST: Bela Fleck, Zakir Hussain, Edgar Meyer
CD TITLE: The Melody of Rhythm
CD #: KOC-CD-2024

START TIME: 21:00

BRITISH HACKER CLOSER TO EXTRADITION
LISTENER LETTERS

MUSIC:
SONG: Billy Jean
ARTISTS: Dolapdere Big Gang from Turkey
CD TITLE:
CD LABEL:

END TIME: 29:29

MUSIC:
SONG: Torin Torin
ARTISTS: Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba featuring Harouna Samake
CD TITLE: Africa Express Presents…
CD LABEL: Africa Express

START TIME: 32:59

U-N NUCLEAR AGENCY CENSURES IRAN
THE FIGHT FOR WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN IRAN

GEO QUIZ
MUSIC:
SONG: Diaraby
ARTISTS: Ali Farka Toure and Ry Cooder
CD TITLE: Talking Timbuktu
CD LABEL: HNCD 1381
MUSIC:

SRI LANKA’S TAMILS REMAIN UNEASY

END TIME: 48:34

MUSIC:
SONG: Last Ganesha on Earth
ARTIST: Alien Chatter
CD TITLE: Six Degrees of India
CD LABEL: Six Degrees

START TIME: 50:00

GEO QUIZ ANSWER: WORLD’S STRONGEST BEER
GLOBAL HIT: VANESSA DA MATA

END TIME: 58:15

Discussion

6 comments for “Music Heard On Air for November 27, 2009”

  • dave racine

    Who is the singer/band who sounded like Janis Joplin??? It was a male singer.

  • Doug Boggs

    TO: Stephan Snyder, or Ann Lopez

    I hope that you will be posting the “Music on Air” for Monday, November 30. I would like to get the name of the music played after the piece on the Switzerland minaret vote. Thank you.

  • http://www.maxiewawa.com maxiewawa

    I’d be interested to know some of the more recent ones too.

  • russell davies

    You’ll forgive me – but finding a music cue on your site has gone for difficult to vertually imposible.

    i.e. re: the 12/2 show- the music site lists dates from the end of Oct through Nov 6th then jumps to Nov 27th whereupon the index ends.

    so I’ll wait until you catch-up with the postings at which time I can’t sample them – initiating a time consuming search of itunes and amazon to see if I can sample them – all of this to uncover a particular cue.

    Have any of you experienced the way (for example) NPR lists their cues?

    What’s (not) going on?

    Aside from all of that – I love the show – but someone’s out to lunch regarding the cues.

  • jill

    please post the music heard on November 18. I am particularly interested in the piece played at 18 past the hour. thanks

  • http://www.tsoup.com tim

    Vanessa DaMata voice sounds so much more beautiful in Portoguese. I was thrilled to find out she’s releasing SIM in the US but sad that she’s singing in English. On Sim, I think “Vermelho” will sell well.