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[angelael]

The May 2013 "High-Tech Hoodoo: Conjuring Through Current Technologies" workshop sounds very interesting. For those of us that will not be attending, what will be available for sale and when?

[catherineyronwode]

This is one of the most amazing projects i have ever worked on. It consists of two parts: Hoodoo Jukebox and Conjure Toolbox. See http://luckymojo.com/hoodoojukeboxconjuretoolbox.html for details.

The article that Kast Excelsior wrote for his May 2013 MISC workshop will be available in The Black Folder book. See http://luckymojo.com/blackfolder.html for details.

The day after the workshop, we will be offering the two-CD set -- one audio disc and one graphic file disc -- to the public for the combined price of $12.00.

Only 1,000 copies have been pressed.

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CAT YRONWODE'S HOODOO JUKEBOX



The Hoodoo Jukebox is a set of 26 songs by African American musicians that mention and describe the many facets of hoodoo.These authentic sources provide insights into candle magic, hot footing, mojo hands, black cat bone spells, spiritual shop culture, jinxing, the role of professional readers and root workers in hoodoo, and how to divine from omens and signs.

1. The Dixie Drug Store Down on Missouri Street (Arnold and Irene Wiley) 3:12
2. Spider In Your Dumpling (Arnold Wiley) 2:43
3. I've Been Hoodooed (Jim Towel & Cow Cow Davenport) 2:45
4. I'm Gonna Hoodoo You (Sara Martin) 3:05
5. Keep Your Hands Off My Mojo (Leola “Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson 3:05
6. Scarey Day Blues (Blind Willie McTell) 3:04
7. Don’t Put That Thing on Me (Clifford Gibson) 3:09
8. That Thing’s Done Been Put On Me (Margaret Whitmire) 2:58
9. Seven Sisters Blues - Part 1 (J. T. “Funny Papa” Smith) 2:50
10. Seven Sisters Blues - Part 2 (J. T. “Funny Papa” Smith) 2:59
11. Black Gipsy Blues (Walter “Furry” Lewis) 2:51
12. Doggone My Good Luck Soul (Hattie Hudson) 3:12
13. The Blues What Am (Bill “Jazz” Gillum) 2:40
14. Sold It To The Devil (Black Spider Dumpling a.k.a. John D. Twitty) 3:09
15. Hoodoo Women (Johnnie Temple) 3:02
16. Jinks Lee Blues (Johnnie Temple) 2:37
17. Hoo-Doo Snake Doctor Blues (Johnny Shines) 3:10
18. Jomo Man Blues (Waymon “Sloppy” Henry) 3:17
19. Aunt Caroline Dyer Blues (Memphis Jug Band feat. Will Shade) 3:12
20. Spider’s Nest Blues (Memphis Jug Band feat. Hattie Hart) 3:11
21. Hoodoo Lady (Memphis Minnie [Lizzie Douglas McCoy]) 3:07
22. Come On In My Kitchen (Robert Johnson) 2:54
23. Hellhound on My Trail (Robert Johnson) 2:42
24. The Jinx Blues #2 (Eddie “Son” House) 4:15
25. Black Cat Bone [short version] (K. C. Douglas) 2:39
26. Black Cat Rag [released take] (Willie Lane) 2:39

78 minutes of hoodoo music.

Executive Producers: catherine yronwode and Kast Excelsior
Music Supervision, Song Selection, and Commentary: catherine yronwode
Art Direction, Layout, and Graphic Design: Professor Ames

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THE LUCKY MOJO CONJURE TOOLBOX



The Lucky Mojo Conjure Toolbox will provide you with an amazing arsenal of digital images to incorporate into your personal magical spell-work. These images are sized just right to be printed out as candle labels, carried as talismans, personalized as petition-papers, or adapted for use in the construction of multi-media hypersigils. Enhance them with photo-editing software — or collage them on the fly with simple scissors-and-glue techniques. Your capacity for innovation is limited only by your imagination!

This Conjure Image Toolbox CD-ROM was originally distributed to attendees of the 2013 workshop, "High-Tech Hoodoo: Conjuring Through Current Technologies," presented by Kast Excelsior at the seventh annual Hoodoo and Rootwork Training Workshops sponsored by Missionary Independent Spiritual Church in Forestville, California. Read more about these annual workshops at MissionaryIndependent.org/workshops.html or in "The Black Folder" book, available at LuckyMojo.com/blackfolder.html and at hoodoo shops nationwide.

For practical training on how to use candles and petition papers in traditional hoodoo rootwork, you may consult with members of the Association of Independent Readers and Rootworkers (AIRR) at ReadersAndRootworkers.org to arrange for magical coaching sessions that can be tailored to meet your spiritual needs.

In the menu, you will find folders that link to every printable file on the disk. Select the file you want, and click to open and view it. Once you decide which image best represents the desired condition for which you are working, you are ready to incorporate the graphics into your spells.

The Conjure Toolbox contains the following full-colour and black-and-white art:

21 Hoodoo Candle Labels
21 Matching Hoodoo Petition Papers
12 Astrological Petition Papers
9 Ready-to-Use Petition Papers
7 Selected Seals of Moses
7 Selected Seals of Solomon
6 Tarot Card Candle Labels
6 Matching Tarot Card Petition Papers

A total of 89 amazing free-for-use Hoodoo images!

Custom Conjure Art compiled, designed, and edited by the following members of the Association of Independent Readers and Rootworkers:
Dr. E: ConjureDoctor.com      
Deacon Millett: FourAltars.com    
nagasiva yronwode: GospelOfSatan.org
Professor Ames: Skullbone-Emporium.com
Kast Excelsior: ConjureHaus.com
catherine yronwode: LuckyMojo.com

[Doctor Hob]

There's some great stuff coming to light, for this year's workshops. I'm truly sorry that I can't attend, but I look forward to checking all the new stuff out, later.

[magicmurphy]

Oooh! The music alone would be amazing (wow, what a selection!)... but the digital file in addition looks great too!

Can't attend; far far away... but I hope to snatch up copies of the CD's somehow afterwards...

Murphy

[angelael]

Wow! This is great. It's on my list along with The Black Folder Book, etc.

[Apollo Dark]

Gold, pure gold. I think we have a Number 1 record on our hands.

[catherineyronwode]

There is now a web page on this item and you can pre-order!

Hoodoo Jukebox - Conjure Toolbox
http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodoojukeboxc ... olbox.html

BOO-CDR-HJCT
Hoodoo Jukebox - Conjure Toolbox, 2-CD Set
$12.00





You can order right here in the Forum by clicking on the blue Add To Cart button.

[Kast Excelsior]

Gold indeed, Apollo! And looking forward to seeing ya up in Forestville again too, my friend!!!

Yes, this is literally 2 for the price of one. I'm very Honored to be a part of this project and I can say that the work of a very potent team of rootworkers has paid off exponentially and summoned up a product that is going to be a collectible (and practical) legacy token within the very history of conjure practice for many decades to come.

Listen to classic hoodoo Blues tunes with one disc while you print out material for A LOT of different spell work with the other disc: A Modern Conjure Folk's Dream Come True!!!

Thanks for the link to the new page for it too, cat. Looks grrrrrreat!!!

[Papa Newt]

This is brilliant! Looking forward to this!

[magicmurphy]

YEAH! Woo! It's in my cart and payday can't come to soon!

Murphy

[Joseph Magnuson]

That CD is easily a collection of some of my favorite blues artists. Well done. Good mix of songs. A must have.

[LeChatNoir]

Holy Smokes!!! I have to say the last few times that I have thought "Hey, it would be really cool if..." (ex: the two books by Conjureman Ali and the upcoming hoodoo candle book by Ms. Cat) and it happens and now a really cool hoodoo jukebox cd!!! *YAY*!!!!

[angelael]

I have not had time to listen to the Jukebox yet, because I have been going through all the candle labels and petitions in the Toolbox. They are all wonderful. (FYI: There are actually 22 Hoodoo Candle Labels and matching Hoodoo Petition Papers. Check the folder.)

[Joseph Magnuson]

I just ordered my copy tonight. I already have all of the songs on different albums/LPs, but it is a treat to have them all in one place...on one CD. Hopefully the shop/Robin can track down Miss Cat and have her sign that beautiful cover for me! I can't wait to get this!

[MissMichaele]

I took some time out today to listen to the Hoodoo Jukebox. Some of the songs were familiar to me from a CD of hoodoo blues tunes that Miss Cat put together for the first or second MISC workshop weekend -- the first one I attended, I'm pretty sure. But I listened to them more closely today -- it's a great little history of Afro-American folk magic and what it meant to the people. The Jinx Blues by Son House was particularly eye-opening this time around.

As to the Conjure Toolbox -- The Break Apart candle I burned for a client burned much better than previous Break Up candles did, so thank you, Dr. E! I'm sure the bold black, red and white artwork added an extra kick.

And it's inspired me to design my own candle labels and matching petition papers and herbal blend labels. I've learned a lot about photo editing software this past week, too

Gratefully,

Miss Michaele

[Joseph Magnuson]

Great! Now I'm even more excited to get this in the mail. Thanks for the update on your works and words on the cd.

[magicmurphy]

Listening to the Hoodoo Jukebox right now and just enjoying it. Man, this is just *good* blues. Mm-mm.

Shakin' it to Bill "Jazz" Gillum right now... oh yeah.... !!! {dancing in my office}...

Thanks for putting this compilation together! It's terrific.

Murphy
St. Paul

[Vestapol]

Yousa, yousa, Blues you can use. The Hoodoo Jukebox...

I've been a student of the Blues for years and have always wanted a collection of Hoodoo-themed tunes. But til I got this collection, probably the first such anthology, I didn't realize how many Hoodoo-referencing Blues tunes there were out there. This may not be everything Hoodoo ever set in wax, but 26 tunes is a lot. Never even heard of Black Spider Dumpling (nee John D. Twitty).

Great job, cat, Kast, Prof. Ames, nagasiva, Dr. E, and Deacon Millett.

Cheers,

Doug

[catherineyronwode]

Vestapol,

I'm glad you enjoyed the collection.

Actually i have at least 5 or 6 times more than these. If folks are interested, we may consider going to a volume 2 next year.

[magicmurphy]

I'd pick up Volume 2! There's interest here.

[Vestapol]

I'd pick up Volume 2! There's interest here.

Me too, MM. No question.

Doug

[Joseph Magnuson]

I would be interested in getting them all. It is a very nice way to have all of these songs collected in one place. Very useful.

[LongIslandConjure]

I am listening while I type this. So Good! Opening a box from Lucky Mojo is fun and this was extra fun now that my house is filled with music. And I would absolutely buy volume two, three, four, and more. Now I am off to peruse the artwork in the Conjure Toolbox.

[Isolte]

Is the CD set still available with the Conjure Image Toolbox CD-ROM? I understand only 1,000 copies were printed so I wanted to make sure, I think this addition is ingenious!
Thanks.

[Miss Aida]

Hello, Isolte,
I just got mine. WONDERFUL! LOVE LOVE LOVE !!!!
Call the shop and ask: (707) 887-1521

[calawyn]

So very excited to get this. I was raised on old country and blues, and while I collect vinyl records, blues music is so hard to come by on LP! I just ordered it on Amazon, and while I much prefer to order all I can directly from Lucky Mojo now, my mom had gotten me an Amazon gift card for my birthday. I used the rest and downloaded some cool piano blues. I'm a country and gospel pianist learning the blues so I've been listening to it all day! Non stop! I'm sure it will be the same once my Conjure Toolbox gets here! Thanks to everyone who worked on this! It does not go unappreciated!

BTW, this just occurred to me: will I need to buy another copy of this to qualify for the correspondence course since I used Amazon instead of LM?