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＜Blue Note＞のミックスシリーズ『Blue Note Trip』に再びJazzanovaが登場。2005年4月に発売され大ヒットした2枚組『Lookin Back : Movin On』に続く今作。今回は「Scrambled」と「Mashed」という2つのキーワードで楽曲をセレクト。

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ディスク   1.

• 01． Warning Talk - Axelrod, David
• 02． For You And I - Ann, Keren
• 03． Three Is A Magic Number - Dorough, Bob
• 04． Trying Hard To Look Inside - Waters
• 05． Oblighetto - McDuff, 'Brother' Jack
• 06． Dedicated - Digable Planets
• 07． It's Just The Way I Feel - Dunlap, Gene
• 08． Dindi - Lawson, Janet
• 09． State of Mind - Midon, Raul
• 10． Carnaval De L'Esprit - Bartz, Gary
• 11． Serrado - Djavan
• 12． O Passarinho Cantou - Lins, Ivan
• 13． Sanfona - Gismonti, Egberto
• 14． Chant - Glasper, Robert
• 15． Hey Hey - Hill, Andrew
• 16． Self Portrait No. 1 - Silver, Horace
• 17． Save The Children - Shaw, Marlena

ディスク   2

• 01． Introduction - Madlib
• 02． Open The Door - Carter, Betty
• 03． Hurt So Bad - Green, Grant
• 04． Montara - Hutcherson, Bobby
• 05． Clap - Soulive & Blackthought
• 06． Titoro - Montez, Bobby
• 07． Twilight - Maze & Frankie Beverly
• 08． Sound Of Music - Dayton
• 09． Mt. Airy Groove - Pieces Of A Dream
• 10． Midnight Birds - Bowie, David & Pat Metheny Group
• 11． Secret Rendezvous - Medeski, John & Billy Martin/Chris Wood
• 12． Light Of The Universe - Rene & Angela
• 13． I Love You - Taste Of Honey

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投稿日：2006/07/26 (水)

まず第2弾が出た事がうれしい。BLUE NOTEの音源をJAZZANOVAがいじればもちろんｶｯｺｲｲ。今回はﾒﾛｳな歌ﾓﾉが多い印象で大人の雰囲気。2枚組というのもお買い得！

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• 1. Warning Talk - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 2. For You & I - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 3. Three Is a Magic Number - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 4. Trying Hard to Look Inside - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 5. Oblighetto - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 6. Dedicated - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 7. It's Just the Way I Feel - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 8. Dindi - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 9. State of Mind - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 10. Carnaval de L'Esprit - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 11. Serrado - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 12. O Passarinho Cantou - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 13. Sanfona - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 14. Chant - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 15. Hey Hey - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 16. Self Portrait No.1 - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 17. Save the Children - Various Artists アーティスト Jazzanova
• 18. Introduction - Various Artists
• 19. Open the Door - Various Artists
• 20. Hurt So Bad - Various Artists
• 21. Montara - Various Artists
• 22. Clap - Various Artists
• 23. Titoro - Various Artists
• 24. Twilight - Various Artists
• 25. Sound of Music - Various Artists
• 26. Mt. Airy Groove - Various Artists
• 27. Midnight Brids - Various Artists
• 28. Secret Rendezvous - Various Artists
• 29. Light of the Universe - Various Artists
• 30. I Love You - Various Artists
• 1. Introduction - Madlib アーティスト Jazzanova
• 2. Open The Door - Carter, Betty アーティスト Jazzanova
• 3. Hurt So Bad - Green, Grant アーティスト Jazzanova
• 4. Montara - Hutcherson, Bobby アーティスト Jazzanova
• 5. Clap - Soulive & Blackthought アーティスト Jazzanova
• 6. Titoro - Montez, Bobby アーティスト Jazzanova
• 7. Twilight - Maze & Frankie Beverly アーティスト Jazzanova
• 8. Sound Of Music - Dayton アーティスト Jazzanova
• 9. Mt. Airy Groove - Pieces Of A Dream アーティスト Jazzanova
• 10. Midnight Birds - Bowie, David & Pat Metheny Group アーティスト Jazzanova
• 11. Secret Rendezvous - Medeski, John & Billy Martin/Chris Wood アーティスト Jazzanova
• 12. Light Of The Universe - Rene & Angela アーティスト Jazzanova
• 13. I Love You - Taste Of Honey アーティスト Jazzanova
• 14. I Love You - A Taste Of Honey アーティスト Jazzanova

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Classic Moscow Mule Recipe

If you're looking for a cocktail that's crisp and refreshing, sweet but not overbearingly so, and packs a little bite, you're in the right place with this classic Moscow Mule recipe. This cocktail is an American favorite both at bars and as a DIY drink, and it really couldn't be easier to throw it together at home, as you'll see thanks to this recipe from chef and recipe developer Michelle McGlinn . Despite the name hinting towards Russian origins, the Moscow mule was actually invented in the United States — though we do, of course, still thank Russia for the invention of vodka in general.

If you don't want to make a vodka-centric cocktail, don't write off Moscow Mules just yet! "If you swap in tequila, it's called a 'Mexican Mule' and with gin it would be a 'London Mule,'" says McGlinn, adding that "both versions are tasty alternatives if you prefer those spirits." Or, why not swap in some bourbon and make a Kentucky Mule ? While a classic Moscow Mule is indeed made with vodka, we encourage creativity, so feel free to spice up this cocktail and throw in your favorite liquor.

Gather your ingredients for a classic Moscow Mule

It doesn't take much to make a fine drink. All you need for this one is fresh juice from a lime, a few large ice cubes, about 2 ounces of vodka (or tequila or gin), and about 6 ounces ginger beer, or enough to fill up the mug. You'd also be well advised to add another slice of lime and some sprigs of mint to the mug once it's mixed, by the way — after all, what cocktail is complete without a good garnish?

Build the cocktail, then enjoy

First, squeeze out the lime juice and pour it into a copper "mule mug." (If possible, chill the mugs ahead of time in the fridge or even in the freezer.) Then add the ice into mug. Now pour the vodka over ice, then pour in ginger beer over the ice, adding it until the mug is nearly full. Next, stir gently to mix all of the ingredients, and finally garnish the drink with lime and mint, if desired, then enjoy!

Do you need to use a copper mug?

Is that copper mug absolutely essential here? Well... no. Your Moscow Mule cocktail will still taste great in a regular glass, but it will be missing part of the allure. And it won't feel quite right in your hands or on the palate, either. "Copper is very responsive to temperature, so filling a copper mug with ice keeps the mug cold for a very, very long time, and thus keeps the drink perfectly sippable from start to finish," says McGlinn. "Copper is great for keeping its contents cold or hot for a long time."

But really, the real reason for the mugs is tradition. "The reason a Moscow Mule is famous for [copper] has more to do with its history: the inventors of the drink used copper mugs to serve, and used its distinctive look as a marketing tactic, eventually becoming iconic," explains McGlinn. It's pretty safe to say that their tactic worked — could you imagine drinking a Moscow Mule in anything but a copper mug? We certainly can't!

• ½ ounce fresh lime juice
• 5 large ice cubes
• 2 ounces vodka
• 6 ounces ginger beer, or enough to fill the mug
• Squeeze the lime juice into a copper mule mug.
• Add ice into mug. Pour the vodka over ice, then pour in the ginger beer until full. Gently stir to mix the ingredients.
• Garnish the cocktail with lime and mint, if desired.

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Ernest Mandel

De gaulle’s trip to moscow.

Source: From World Outlook , 29 July, 1966, Volume 4, No. 24, Paris and New York City Written: July, 1966 Translated: by World Outlook Transcrition & Marked-up: by David Walters for the Marxists’ Internet Archive 2009. Public Domain: Creative Commons Common Deed . You can freely copy, distribute and display this work; as well as make derivative and commercial works. Please credit “Marxists Internet Archive” as your source, include the url to this work, and note any of the transcribers, editors & proofreaders above.

[The following article has been translated from the July 9 issue of the Belgian left socialist weekly La Gauche.]

“As to alliances, we would think that they ought to be constructed ‘in three stages’: a Franco-Russian treaty procuring a first degree of security; the Anglo-Soviet pact and an agreement to be concluded between France and Great Britain constituting a second degree; the future pact of the United Nations, in which America would be a capital element, crowning the whole and serving as the ultimate recourse.” It was in these terms that Charles de Gaulle in December 1944, at the time of his first trip to Moscow, defined his concepts concerning European security, according to his Memoirs. (Volume III, p. 83, “Livre de Foche” edition.) Many things indicate that he has not changed his mind twenty-two years later. Wasn’t his second trip to Moscow designed to advance this concept?

Those with a more dour outlook will immediately object. The head of the Fifth Republic had something much more Machiavellian in mind. What he is aiming at is the predominance of France in Europe, or at least Western Europe if he is unable to extend it “from the Atlantic to the Urals.”

Since France doesn’t have the necessary economic weight, it must neutralize the drive of German industry through military superiority and diplomatic ruses. Hence it has two interests in common with the Kremlin—to block the Bundeswehr from getting nuclear arms and to break the American grip on “little Europe.” Thus the trip to Moscow was a power play against Washington and Bonn.

No doubt these analysts are right on the long-range aims of the general. But the nature of things is such that the designs of men—no Tatter how imbued with their own “grandeur”—are not at all sufficient to shape the destiny of the world. This is determined by the relationship among the big social forces. More than once in history, the diplomatic maneuvers of a power that was too weak have ended in serving the ‘big ones” despite the best intentions in the world. Didn’t this happen once again with the trip to Moscow?

Thus in the United States, the most cunning, like the servile tools of the (Johnson administration, carefully refrained from denouncing the general. “De Gaulle in Moscow served the United States despite the United States,” said some. ‘He worked for the whole West,’ others said approvingly. In Bonn, after weeks of glacial chill, the barometer of Franco-German relations again points to “fair weather.”

The truth is that de Gaulle, contrary to the groundless fears of some, did not betray his West German class brothers any more than he did his Polish class brothers at the time of his first trip.

In December 1944, Stalin dangled a “good, firm alliance,” real support against the Anglo-Saxons, in return for immediate recognition of the Lublin committee. But de Gaulle was not deceived. This would moan betraying a perhaps ‘democratic’ but certainly bourgeois Poland in behalf of a perhaps despotic but certainly noncapitalist Poland. And he did not want to take responsibility for an act contrary to “honor and honesty.” (Memoirs, Volume III, p sa.)

In June 1966, Brezhnev and Kosygin dangled an offer of just as real support against the United States, even genuine political leadership in Europe. In exchange they asked for recognition of the German Democratic Republic; that is, “of the two German states.” Be Gaulle brusquely replied that there could be no question of recognizing this “artificial construction. And with that rejoinder the serious conversation came to an end. The balance was nothing but decorations and fine talk.

Of course, the differences between Paris and Washington, between Fans and Bonn, are real in relation to the political future of our continent, its relations with the United States and the best strategy to follow to block the rise of the anti-imperialist and anticapitalist forces in the world.

Be Gaulle seeks a Europe freed largely from American supremacy. He seeks an Atlantic alliance on the basis of equality between North America and a Western Europe combined under his guidance. He favors a more supple policy, with regard to the USSR, which in his opinion should be definitively separated from China and the “extremists” among the revolutionists of the Third World, through some indispensable concessions.

He holds that it is necessary to “relax” the tensions to be able to resolve the questions in dispute, such as the reunification of Germany, while the Americans and the Germans of Bonn maintain that without this reunification no real relaxation is possible in Europe. But at bottom, they all defend a common cause—the cause of Big Capital. They all seek to hold back the enemy—socialism and the peoples of the Third World who are rising and seeking to break out of the capitalist world market. They all seek refuge under the “nuclear umbrella” of the Pentagon, without which they cannot counterbalance Soviet military power on the European continent (if anything confirms this, it is the explosion of the ridiculous French nuclear device in Polynesia which amounts to nothing in face of the power of the USSR). The means may differ, the aim is the same.

In this respect the Soviet Union represents something else again. The means are perhaps the same, but the aim is entirely different. Thus treaties on mutual consultation can be concluded—even by means of a direct telephone line!—treaties on technical cooperation, or whatever cultural and commercial exchanges are desired; the fundamental opposition between the interests of the French bourgeoisie and the Soviet leaders will by no means make it possible to form a genuine alliance in the present world context.

The Soviet leaders are aware of the weakness of the present Communist parties in Western Europe (for which they are in part responsible). They are aware of the temporary stabilization of caitalism in this part of the world (which they largely contributed to). From this they draw the conclusion that it is necessary to return to a policy that seeks to ‘exploit the interimperialist contradictions,” as before the second world war. They commit an error in believing that de Gaulle is ready to follow them into a têtei-tête, when he seeks in reality only to increase his power and prestige within the Atlantic Alliance

The French Communist leaders would obviously make a still greater error in concluding that the time has come for an ‘agonizing revision” of their political orientation in France, as in 1935 or 1944.

It is true that the policy of the USSR places them before a cruel dilemma; they no longer know if they should applaud or complain when the Soviet crowds cheer the person who remains, until proved otherwise, the fiercest and most dangerous class enemy of the French workers. If they oppose him, they are tempted to make an alliance with de Gaulle’s pro-American adversaries like Nollet and Nitterrand—and then the capitals of Eastern Europe are not very contented. And if they approve, what remains of their role as an opposition in France? There remains the socialist perspective which stands in complete opposition to the politics of de Gaulle; but the leaders of the French Communist party do not think this is any more “realistic’ than do the Social Democratic leaders of the SF10, or even the technocratic ideologists of neocapitalism.

That will the practical results of the trip amount to? The American Newsweek summarized the situation as follows: “At least he will have succeeded in engaging the Russians in a new diplomatic dialogue with the West.” That puts it in a nutshell. At a time when the intensification of the American aggression against the Vietnamese people makes a public dialogue between Moscow and Washington more difficult, de Gaulle is playing, objectively, the role of go-between for the Atlantic Alliance as a whole Thanks to him, the head of one of the capitalist states in this alliance has been acclaimed by crowds in the Soviet Union. For the first time in many years they have been shown a face of capitalism which their own leaders now say is benevolent, attractive, peaceful, full of good intentions toward the peoples of the world.

Pravda in connection with this trip, talks about an ‘irreversible process.” Let them beware of certain processes, which while still reversible, bode nothing good for the USSR. By attending mass in Leningrad, de Gaulle, like a good politician, was already prepa:ing for his coming trip to Poland. Rumania, ceaselessly increasing its trade with the West, already told the Russians in Bucharest that it would like to see the Warsaw pact modified just as de Gaulle wants to modify NATO. Decidely, if things are in movement, thanks not a little to the general, not everything is stirring in favor of socialism and not everything is stirring against the interests of American imperialism.

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