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from Dolores Hercules, The Official Publicist for Sovereign Glory Ministries, no matter what Owen P. Sousa says.


Check this shit out: Roberts made a new mix on soundcloud:

From Owen P. Sousa, Public Relations Main Associate for the World Wide Web Interfaces



Mr. Randall Roberts would like to offer you this Soundcloud podcast, of 66 minutes duration, entitled All Dressed in Red, All Dressed in Green... Link to listen or download as MP3: Sovereign Glory: All Dressed in Red .....



Tracklist:



John Fahey: Charles A. Lee: In Memorium



Matmos: For the Trees



Bo Weavil Jackson: Fight On, Your Time Ain't Long



Portishead: Deep Water



Folkways 'Pre-Columbian Instruments' LP: Pentaphonic Scale



Wganda Kenya: Tifit Hayed



LCD Soundsystem: Hippie Priest Bum Out



Eastenburia (boredoms offshoot): ??



Crumb Brothers: Seat in the Kingdom



Mujava: Township Funk



Of Montreal: Engager (DJ Sega Mix)



Krftwrk: Tr d Frnc



Thomas Brinkmann: Heidi 2



Raymond Scott: Bass Line Generator



The Headcoats: Pocahantas



The Dixie Cups: Iko Iko (diplo remix)



Tweet/Timbaland: Call Me



John Fahey: It Came Upon a Midnight Clear



Mike Hanapi's Ilima Islanders: Hilo Hula



The Scene is Now: Rope



Chris and Cosey: Impulse



Adult: Lost Love

From Owen Phiillllip Sousa, PR Chief Minister of Information Relations

Sovereign Glory #3: Yay (Phew) America Mix, Nov. 7, 2008

Sexteto Bolona - Te Prohibido el Cabaret

Sun Ra and his Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra- Love in Outer Space

Stereolab/Ui - St. Elmo's Fire (Red Corona)

Fujiya & Miyagi - Hundreds and Thousands

Mouse on Mars - Yippie

Daedalus - Elegy at Last

Ciccone Youth - Children of Satan/Third Fig

Shuggie Otis - XL-30

Charles Mingus - Boogie Stop Shuffle

Harry Partch - from The Bewitched

Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood

Dungeon Family - Follow the Light

Hercules and Love Affair - True/False, Fake/Real

Fun Boy Three - Our Lips are Sealed (David Byrne remix)

Utah Smith - Take a Trip

John Fahey - The Yellow Princess

Matmos - Sun on 5 at 152

from Vanessa Hercules, assistant to PR Chief Owen Philip-Sousa

Mr. Roberts would like you to know that his recent podcast is available down below. Are you ready for it?



Sovereign Glory #2: Halloweeeeen '08: In Search of Lost Time


playlist:

Cleona Falcon – Prends Done Courage

Christian Marclay/Maria Callas – artist Christian Marclay works with the solos of Maria Callas

Joseph Spence – Jump in the Line

Semar Pegulingan Club of Bali – Gambang

Raymond Scott – The Bass-Line Generator

Gang Gang Dance – Dust

Matmos – Cloudmaster

Jacob Hoffman and Kandal’s Orchestra – Diona & Hora

Ethiopian Male Voices with Begenna Accompaniment – Ballad (from “Negro Music of African and America,” an early Smithsonian 3-lp set released in 1951. One of the most profound records I own.)

John Cage & Lejaren Hiller – HPSCHD for Harpsichords and Computer-Generated Sound Tapes (1967)

Badouma Musicians of Equatorial Africa – The Badouma

Chris and Cosey – The Giant’s Feet

Drunkomputer – Slickfrequency

Chris and Cosey – Impulse

Conlon Nancarrow – Study #3e for Player Piano

Shortie the President – President Mash Up the Resident

Groupe el Azhar – Mazal Nesker Mazal (I’m Still Getting Drunk … Still)

Steve Reich – Six Marimbas (Second Movement)

King Sunny Ade and his African Beats – Eje Nlo Gba Ara Mi

Marika Papagika – Smirneikos Balos

Message from Dolores Hercules




Roberts peers out of the bunker and posts missive via telegraph:




GREETINGS. STOP. SOVEREIGN GLORY RADIO SHOW BACK AS PODCAST. STOP. ONCE A WEEK, AN HOUR-LONG CELEBRATION OF MUSIC FOR THE MASSES. STOP. EVERY MONDAY MORNING READY 4 U. THIS WEEK IS INSTALLMENT NUMBER #1. STOP. HERE IS A LINK TO THE PODCAST, WHICH YOU CAN LISTEN TO RIGHT THERE OR DOWNLOAD. STOP.









Sovereign Glory #1



tracklist:




Malcolm McLaren – Obatala


Pharoah Sanders – Japan


Van Morrison – Sweet Thing


Bon Iver – Lump Sum


Kronos Quartet  (Ornette Coleman) – Lonely Woman


John Cage – from “Bacchanale” (performed by Jeanne Kirstein)


Portishead – Nylon Smile


The Congos – The Wrong Thing


The Rolling Stones – Jig-Saw Puzzle


Stevie Wonder – Pastime Paradise


Joni Mitchell – This Flight Tonight


Nino Rota – Cadillac


The Modernist – Victor Ludorum


B-52s – Mesopotamia


Sly and the Family Stone – Spaced Cowboy


Outkast – I’ll Call Before I Come


Dawn Penn – No No No


Joanna Newsom – Sadie


Jessie Mae Hemphill – Black Cat Bone

From Steve Haddock, recipe assassin

Mr. Roberts reports on some insane stuff that happened after Radiohead at the Hollywood Bowl. Nutty stuff, definitely.

And then there's this:

Dolores Hercules, PR while Owen is on janitorial duty cleaning the excrement he made himself

From Mary Magnolia, Sovereign Glory Prison Camp summer intern.

I mean, hell, they work the crap out of us interns here at the so-called Ministry. I didn't know that I signed on to polish some pompous motherscratcher's shoes in exchange for class credit. I mean, I'm a fricking journalism major. What does that have to do with this? Oh, yeah, I'm learning a lot by being the official mouthpiece for this scam operation. Roberts interviewed Eddie Izzard for LA Weekly. Boy oh boy oh boy.


Eddie Izzard Takes Off His Dress

from Mary Magnolia, summer intern
for the Sovereign Glory Ministries

He couldn't resist, could he? No, he had to inject himself into the story of a tragedy and the hope that sprunged from it. Mr. Roberts has recently published a long feature that in some fashion documents his first historic year in Los Angeles.







Port in the Storm: Heath Ledger's Years Among the Masses