Tag: Masamba

  • Culture Cafe on RTE 2XM Show 4 Playlist and Podcast: 17/08/2011

    Culture Cafe 4Feels like I’m getting into the swing of things again with Culture Cafe, hope you’re enjoying listening as much as I’m enjoying putting the whole thing together. This show was originally broadcast on Wednesday August 17th 2011. Here’s what happened..

    1. DJ Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads (Culture Cafe Theme)

    2. Milan Jay: Interconnected

    3. Chat with Roisin Dwyer from Hot Press about the Phil Lynott exhibition.

    4. Thin Lizzy: Whiskey in the Jar

    5. Chat with Rebecca Reynolds about Heritage Week

    6. Cloud Control: There’s Nothing In The Water

    7. St. Vincent: Surgeon (Recommended Free Legal Download available from strangemercy.com)

    8. Culture Cafe Event Guide with Kevin McCabe

    9. Chat with Nev from Youth Mass

    10. Youth Mass: Tony Don’t You Worry

    11. Rams Pocket Radio: Dietar Rams Has Got The Pocket Radio

    12. Chat with Simeon Smith from MaSamba about Samba Spectacular for Phil Lynnott’s Birthday

    13. Chat with Aisling from Henrietta Game

    14. Henrietta Game: Last Thing

    Next week, it’s all about Electric Picnic!

  • A Samba Spectacular For Phil Lynott’s Birthday

    phillynottI’m going to be honest here, samba spectaculars aren’t really something that I would associate with Phil Lynott, or the celebration of his birthday.

    Here’s the blurb:

    On Phil Lynott’s birthday, Saturday 20th August, at 6pm MaSamba dance and music troupe will put on a spectacular street pageant to celebrate the life and work of the Thin Lizzy legend. 90 dancers and members of Masamba will form a street pageant, called ‘The Boys Are Back In Town’, on Grafton Street, Dublin performing Thin Lizzy hits.

    The troupe’s incredible carnival costumes are being created in Sao Paolo, Brazil and will represent the different songs; Elvis outfits for ‘The King’, Celtic warriors for ‘Emerald’ and heavy metal leather jackets, electric guitars and more for ‘The Boys Are Back In Town’. (more…)