Forever
Just when you’re thinking
Tellin’ stories
North Country boy
Impossible
Smash the system
The only one I know
Oh vanity
Sproston Green
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Hope Of The States-Sheffield Leadmill 17 Jun 06
Emergency
Blood meridian
Bonfires
Nemiah
Left
This is a question
Sing it out
Black Dollar Bills
Enemies / friends
The good fight
George Washington
The church choir
The red the white the blue the black
Black stars red stars
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Hope Of The States-Manchester University 4 Oct 03
Black Americas
66 sleepers to summer
George Washington
The day will never come
Black Dollar bills
The red the white the black the blue
Don't go to pieces
Nehimiah
Meves...
Last picture show
Enemies / friends
Mad world
Static in the cities
Hope Of The States-Liverpool Barfly 22 Oct 04
Intro
?
George Washington
Black stars red stars
Black Dollar bills
?
Bonfires
?
Nehemiah
The red the white the black the blue
Enemies friends
Static in the cities
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Pet Shop Boys-BBC Radio 2 Steve Wright Interview 18 Sep 12
Neil Tennant
and Chris Lowe - aka the Pet Shop Boys - chat to Steve about how quotes from
London cab drivers turned into one of the tracks on their new album and their
penchant for pointy hats.
Music Played-
Always on my
mind
Interview
Ego music
Your early
stuff
Interview
Leaving
Outro
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XX-BBC 6 Music Steve Lamacq Session 10 Sep 12
The XX
perform a very special session for Steve Lamacq as part of BBC 6 Music
Celebrates: Live Music.
The Mercury
Prize winning band release their second album, Coexist, this month and new
tracks will feature in this session.
Steve catches
up with the band to find out how life's changed for them since they performed
their first ever radio session back in April 2009.
Music Played-
Lucy Rose-Bikes (Outro)
XX-? (studio version)
Interview
XX-Our song (studio version)
Cocteau
Twins-Iceblink luck (Outro)
Introduction
XX-Angels
XX-Crystalised
XX-Reunion
XX-Sunset
XX-Fiction
XX-Intro / Tides
Outro
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Thursday, 27 September 2012
Bryan Ferry-BBC Radio 4 Front Row Interview 26 Nov 10
Despite the
rumours of a Roxy Music reunion CD, Bryan Ferry's new release is a solo album,
though it does feature contributions from three members of the band, including
Brian Eno. Bryan Ferry discusses his latest project and reveals how he once
taught ceramics in a school, despite knowing very little about the subject.
Music Played-
Introduction
Heartache by
numbers
Interview
You can dance
Interview
?
Interview
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Sandie Shaw-BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs 26 Dec 10
Kirsty
Young's castaway is the singer Sandie Shaw.
With her
melodic, velvety voice, bare feet and Sassoon bob she was the epitome of
everything that was swinging about the '60s.
She was just
17 when she first topped the charts with Always Something There to Remind Me
and went on to become Britain's first Eurovision winner with Puppet on a
String. She loathed the song at the time, but has recently come to terms with
it after recording a new version which is, she says, rather forlorn.
Along with
the highs have been terrible lows - years that she calls her dark ages, when,
without money or creative freedom, she felt hopeless. It was Buddhism that
turned her fortunes around and became central to her life. Now, she says, she
cannot believe the journey life has taken her on and she is preparing for a
final flourish as a performer.
Record: None
of them! Book: Lecture on The Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life by Daisaku
Ikeda Luxury: Omamori Gohonzon
Producer:
Leanne Buckle.
Music Played-
Sandie
Shaw-Coconut Grove
The
Shangri-Las-Remember (walkin’ in the sand)
Guy
Mitchell-She wears red feathers and a huly huly skirt
Georgie
Fame-Barefootin’
Bob
Marley-Redemption song
Beach
Boys-Good vibrations
Sandie Shaw
(with Herbie Flowers & Roger Cook)-Bananas
Beatles-Here
comes the sun
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Michael Eavis-BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs 30 Nov 08
Kirsty
Young's castaway on Desert Island Discs this week is Michael Eavis. It's more
than 30 years since he launched the Glastonbury Festival at his dairy farm in
Somerset. Back in 1970, the headline act was Marc Bolan. His fee for appearing
was just £500 and party-goers were given all the milk that the farm's herd of
Friesians produced.
Over the
years Michael risked losing his farm in order to fund the festival, faced years
when the event was mired in mud and was criticised for booking a hip-hop act to
top this year's bill. But, he says, he always felt compelled to keep the
Glastonbury Festival going and now it attracts 180,000 people each year and
brings millions of pounds into the local economy.
[Taken from
the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island
Discs]
Music Played-
Marc
Bolan-Children of the revolution
Pee Wee
Hunt-Twelfth street rag
Elvis
Presley-How great thou art
Grateful
Dead-Uncle John’s band
Bob Dylan-I threw
it all away
The
Smiths-Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before
The Stone
Roses-Waterfall
Coldplay-The
scientist
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Jez Kerr & The Family Bizarre-Manchester Food & Drink Festival-Manchester Albert Square 23 Sep 12
Soundcheck
The future
sound of St. Helens
?
Gig
Play sumthing
fast
Sun shines
bright
?
Inland
?
Volcanoes
Sell the
world (false start)
Sell the
world
Technicolour
dawn
Shack up
Heart and
soul
The future
sound of St. Helens (false start)
The future
sound of St. Helens
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Factory Star-Manchester Food & Drink Festival-Manchester Albert Square 22 Sep 12
Introduction
Hanging man
Away dull
care
New chemical
light
Bad education
Cheetham Bill
Angel steps
Arise Europa
Up and on
Olympian
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Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Fall-Salford Lower Kersal Social Club 22 Sep 12
Defurbish
Hot cake
Strychnine
Wolf kidult
man
Chino
splashback
Hitman!
Cowboy George
I'm not from
Bury
Container drivers
Cosmos 7
Theme from
Sparta F.C.
Psykick dancehall
Mr.
Pharmacist
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Duran Duran-BBC Radio 4 Loose Ends-Simon Le Bon Interview 16 Jun 12
Girl On Film
Emma Freud talks to Wild Boy Simon Le Bon about life as lead singer of one of
the most successful bands of the 20th Century. Simon being one of the
'prettiest boys in rock' tells us about Duran Duran's recent 'Diamond In The
Mind' concert recording and how they're gearing up to perform at the Olympic
Opening Ceremony Celebration Concert in London's Hyde Park on Friday 27th July.
Interview
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Pet Shop Boys-BBC 6 Music Mark Radcliffe Interview 17 Sep 12
Mark chats to
electronic-pop icons the Pet Shop Boys about their new album.
Music Played-
Leaving
Interview
Breathing
space
Interview
Always on my
mind
Outro
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Radio Broadcast FLAC
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XX & The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra-Bridlington Opera House 19 Sep 12
Zane comes
live from Bridlington Opera House with a unique performance from the BBC
Philharmonic with The XX.
Music Played-
Introduction
Angels
Heart skipped
a beat
Missing
Fiction
Reunion
Sunset
Tides
Infinity
Stars
Outro
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Tim Burgess-BBC 6 Music Shaun Keaveny Session 24 Sep 12
It's Live
Music Monday all day today on BBC Radio 6Music with a session on each show. Our
Shaun is joined by the one and only Tim Burgess for some chatter and a live
performance of material both old and new.
The
Charlatan's frontman is back with a new solo album 'Oh No I Love You' which
features the single 'White' (written with Lambchop's Kurt Wagner) which is a
former Breakfast Show Record of the Week.
Music Played-
Interview
White
Interview
North Country
boy
Interview
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Paul Banks-BBC 6 Music Lauren Laverne Session 21 Sep 12
After
releasing 4 albums with New York's Interpol, and 2 solo releases under the
alter-ego of Julian Plenti, Paul Banks joins Lauren to play tracks from his new
album Banks.
Music Played-
Interview
Stephanie
says
Interview
The base
Interview
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Smiths-BBC 6 Music Documentary The Smiths At The Beeb 21 Sep 12
As part of
BBC Radio 6 Music Celebrates Live Music, a chance to hear the story of the live
session recordings The Smiths made for the BBC.
Music Played
& Interviews-
William it
was really nothing
What
difference does it make?
Handsome
devil
These things
take time
Pretty girls
make graves
Reel around
the fountain
This charming
man
Back to the
old house
Nowhere fast
How soon is
now?
Half a person
Is it really
so strange?
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Paul Weller-BBC 6 Music Shaun Keaveny Interview 30 May 12
Wednesday
sees Paul Weller join Shaun to chat about his new album 'Sonik Kicks'. He
releases new single 'When Your Garden's Overgrown' this week which features
Noel Gallgher on bass guitar and tips its hat to a certain Syd Barrett: "I
think this song's about Syd Barrett" says Paul. "It's like, what
would it have been like if he hadn't got into music? If he'd gone off to the
continent and just been an artist on the side-street in France. He probably
would've been happier. There's some lines in there about the brush strokes of
fame and I'm thinking of Syd at the time. He was an artist at heart, not a rock
star."
He chats with
Shaun ahead of some live dates in New York and Toronto in May before heading
back to the UK to perform at Jodrell Bank on 24th June. He then headlines the
Sunday at Latitude Festival on July 15th.
Music Played-
Introduction
Paul Weller-When
your garden's overgrown
Interview
Alabama shakes-Hold on
Interview
Captured Internet Stream mp3
Blue Aeroplanes-BBC Radio 1 Session Feb 88
Introduction
Breaking in
my heart
Stripped
Vales of
colour
88 Out
Outro
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John Cale-BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs 22 Feb 04
This week Sue
Lawley's castaway is John Cale, a classically trained musician who went on to
found one of the most influential bands of the 1960s, Velvet Underground. John
Cale was brought up in a strict South Wales household. His maternal grandmother
insisted that Welsh was the only language to be spoken in the house even though
his father spoke only English. His childhood was solitary - he was an only
child and his mother encouraged him to spend hours each day practising his
piano playing, and he later took up the viola. He went on to have viola lessons
at the Royal Academy of Music while also studying music at Goldsmiths' Teacher
Training College in London.
He was
talent-spotted by Aaron Copland and awarded a musical scholarship to study in
America, where he was part of the contemporary avant-garde music scene there,
working with John Cage and LaMonte Young, until he met Lou Reed and the two
formed Velvet Underground. Their first album, The Velvet Underground and Nico,
remains their best known. Andy Warhol is credited as producer, it features Nico
on vocals and the cover is the famous Warhol banana. He went on to produce some
of the most influential artists of the time and has made New York his home -
although Wales continues to exert some draw over him. He continues to write
music and tour.
[Taken from
the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island
Discs]
Music Played-
Bob Dylan-She
belongs to me
Velvet
Underground-Some kinda love
Brian
Wilson-In my room
Beatles-She
said she said
Elbow-Switching
off
Leonard
Cohen-Alexandra leaving
John
Tavener-Song for Athene
Peter
Gabriel-Here comes the flood
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Syd Barrett-BBC Radio 4 The Twilight World Of Syd Barrett 9 Jun 11
Six years
after his death (7th July 2006) Syd Barrett lives on freeze framed, still young
and a striking lost soul of the sixties whose brief moment of creativity
outshines those long years of solitude shut away in a terraced house in his
home town of Cambridge.
This
revealing programme hears how his band Pink Floyd (and family) coped with
Barrett's mental breakdown and explores the hurriedly arranged holiday to the
Spanish island of Formentera - where the star unravelled. In the programme we
also hear about Barrett's pioneering brand of English psychedelic pop typified
on early Pink Floyd recordings 'Arnold Layne', 'See Emily Play' and the strange
songs on Pink Floyd's impressive debut album 'The Piper At the Gates of Dawn'.
Undoubtedly
Barrett's experimentation with the drug LSD affected him mentally and the band
members reveal how concerned they were when he began to go catatonic on-stage,
playing music that had little to do with their material, or not playing at all.
By Spring 1968 Barrett was out of the group and after a brief period of hibernation,
he re-emerged in 1970 with a pair of albums, 'The Madcap Laughs' and 'Barrett',
but they failed to chart and Barrett retired to a hermit life existing under
the watchful gaze of his caring sister Rosemary (featured in the programme)
We hear from
David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Rick Wright (one of the last interviews before
his sad passing) about how there was little understanding of mental illness
when it came to the drug fused culture of the time. These days a strung out
star is hurriedly booked into the Priory and given counselling. As this
programme reveals Barrett's mental breakdown was not understood and the steps
taken to help him were inappropriate and still rankle the members of Pink Floyd
today.
Producer:
John Sugar
A Sugar
Production for BBC Radio 4.
Music Played-
Syd Barrett-?
Pink
Floyd-Arnold Layne
Pink
Floyd-Interstellar overdrive
Pink
Floyd-See Emily play
Syd Barrett-?
Syd
Barrett-Baby lemonade
Pink
Floyd-Shine on you crazy diamond
Pink Floyd-Wish
you were here
Incomplete tracklist
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Y-Key Operators-Mill-Fest Failsworth Millgate 27 Aug 12
Not long now
Bad karma
Big society
What’s real
anymore?
?
?
Town where
you were born
Incomplete tracklist
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Puressence-Mill-Fest Failsworth Millgate 27 Aug 12
Life comes
down hard
How does it
feel?
Bright eyes
Casting lazy
shadows
Don't forget
to remember
Standing in
your shadow
All I want
Sold unseen
This feeling
Sharpen up
the knives
Walking dead
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Monday, 24 September 2012
Pet Shop Boys-Berlin Hebbel am Ufer 5 Sep 12
Intro:
Winning Cacophony
Face like
that
Leaving
Invisible
Winner
Ego music
Memory of the
future
Hold on
Requiem in
denim and leopardskin
I started a
joke
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Tim Burgess-BBC 6 Music Mark Radcliffe & Stuart Maconie Interview 18 Sep 12
Mark and
Stuart are joined by Charlatan's frontman, and occasional 6 Music presenter,
Tim Burgess. He releases his second solo album, Oh No I Love You, next month.
It features guests including Lambchop's Kurt Wagner, who also wrote lyrics for
the album.
Music Played-
Interview
Tim Burgess-White
Interview
Tim
Burgess-The doors of then
Interview
Bill
Callahan-Sycamore
Outro
Outro
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Orbital-BBC 6 Music Mark Radcliffe Interview 12 Sep 12
Mark chats to
dance act Orbital about Wonky, their first album in eight years.
Music Played-
Introduction
Orbital &
Zola Jesus-New France
Interview
Orbital-Where
is it going?
Interview
Kid Frost-Rough
cut
Outro
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Radio Broadcast FLAC
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Dislocation Dance-Monton Blue Bell 21 Sep 12
?
There lies
romance
?
The ruins of
Manchester
Oh dear what
can the matter be?
There it goes
now
Stop
breathing
Night and day
Peace and
love
Crash
Incomplete tracklist
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