Category Archives: Shows

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Joe Boyd’s Lucky 13 – Episode Twelve

Timbuctu Blues

O KATA GOUNA ALI FARKA TOURE

Red and Green World Circuit LC 02339

Toure

GOIN DOWN HIGHWAY 51 JOHN LEE HOOKER

Goin Down Highway 51 Specialty SPS 2127

Hooker

CLER ACHEL TINARIWEN

Top of the World Songlines 40

Lemchaheb

ALLAL DISSIDENTEN

Life at the Pyramids Exil 5506

LAYLA RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON

First Light Hannibal HNCD 4412

R Thompson

EDDENIYA (THE WORLD) LEMCHAHEB

Chansons Eternells Cleopatra 78206-2

Lemchaheb Editions Cleopatra

Sung Poetry

THE DANCING BEAR NATALIE MERCHANT

Lose Your Sleep Nonsuch 522304

Paine / Merchant

ERGETS SHTIL CHAVA ALBERTSTEIN

The Well Xenophile XENO 4052

HEAVENLY GRASS GEOFF MULDAUR

Tennesse Williams

Timbuctu Blues

O KATA GOUNA ALI FARKA TOURE

Red and Green World Circuit LC 02339

Toure

GOIN DOWN HIGHWAY 51 JOHN LEE HOOKER

Goin Down Highway 51 Specialty SPS 2127

Hooker

CLER ACHEL TINARIWEN

Top of the World Songlines 40

Lemchaheb

ALLAL DISSIDENTEN

Life at the Pyramids Exil 5506

LAYLA RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON

First Light Hannibal HNCD 4412

R Thompson

EDDENIYA (THE WORLD) LEMCHAHEB

Chansons Eternells Cleopatra 78206-2

Lemchaheb Editions Cleopatra

Sung Poetry

THE DANCING BEAR NATALIE MERCHANT

Lose Your Sleep Nonsuch 522304

Paine / Merchant

ERGETS SHTIL CHAVA ALBERTSTEIN

The Well Xenophile XENO 4052

HEAVENLY GRASS GEOFF MULDAUR

Tennesse Williams

Technical Difficulties – 2:2

News and views from the week of the 18th of February 2011 from Light Chronicles Info

Join the discussion on Google + Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.

Hello GoodBye Show 12 February 2011 with Jack Hayter and Pheromoans

Two wonderful live sessions for you today from Jack Hayter, the ex-Hefner multi-instrumentalist now exploring his English folk influences, and lo-fi, high volume garage band Pheromoans. Also, episode four of Duncan McAfee’s Your Voice Travels, a sound art exploration of the relationship between the human voice and the self.

Track list:

Piper’s Son – Equal To The House
Private Trousers – Round The Bend
Pheromoans – Crank Calls (LIVE SESSION)
Pheromoans – Derby Joan & Fosters (LIVE SESSION)
Pheromoans – Children Of The Beatles (aka: Not Doing Nothing) (LIVE SESSION)
Pheromoans – Robotic Son (LIVE SESSION)
Pheromoans – Background Rockabilly (LIVE SESSION)
Pheromoans – Slime Days (LIVE SESSION)
Gerry Mitchell & Little Sparta – Another Pulse In The Dark
Flame Proof Moth – Women Should Be In Charge
Design A Wave – Remedy
Pheromoans – Interview
Duncan McAfee – Your Voice Travels (Episode 4)
Jack Hayter – A Simple Song (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Hayter – A Dolls House (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Hayter – Let Me Sleep (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Hayter – I Stole The Cutty Sark (LIVE SESSION)
Comus – Bitten
The Mekons – Teeth
Jack Hayter – Interview
The Monochrome Set – The Monochrome Set

Panel Borders: The art of Melinda Gebbie

Panel Borders: The art of Melinda Gebbie

Continuing this month’s series of shows about female comic creators, we’re proud to broadcast a talk given by American comic book artist Melinda Gebbie about her work, from being featured in the renowned underground comics anthology Wimmen’s Comix in the 1970s to working as an animator in the 1980s on such films as When the wind blows to her collaborations with Alan Moore such as Lost Girls and Cobweb from the 1990s to the present day. Recorded at the Oxford Small Press Comics festival, Caption in Summer 2010. Interview conducted by Jenni Scott, edited and introduced by Alex Fitch.

Comics containing art by Melinda Gebbie: Wimmens Comix #7, Lost Girls #1, Tomorrow stories #5

Comics containing art by Melinda Gebbie: Wimmens Comix #7, Lost Girls #1, Tomorrow stories #5

For more info about this podcast and a variety of formats you can stream or download, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org

Links: Wikipedia page on Melinda Gebbie
Lambiek page on Wimmen’s Comic
Sarah McIntyre’s report about Caption 2011
Caption website
Read posts by Jenni Scott at factorfictionpress.co.uk

Listen to Alex Fitch’s interview with Alan Moore about Lost Girls: part one / part two / video

Recommended events:

Young Graphic Novel Festival, Islington

Childrens’ workshops:

Gary Northfield – Thursday February 24, 10.30am – 12, Ages 8 – 11, 10 places
John Barnes Library, 275 Camden Rd., N7 0JN 020 7527 7900
+ Thursday February 24, 2.30pm – 4, Ages 8 – 11, 10 places
Finsbury Library, 245 St. John St., EC1V 4NB 020 7527 7960

Sally Kindberg – Saturday February 26 ,11am – 12, Ages 8 – 11, 10 places
North Library, Manor Gardens, N7 6JX 020 7527 7840
More info: http://www.islington.gov.uk/Education/Libraries/whatsnewlibraries

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Ventures and Adventures in Topography

Episode 9: The Outer Circle – from Brent Cross to the World’s End Causeway

In this final episode of the series, John Rogers and Nick Papadimitriou take us on a lop-sided perambulation through ‘remote London’ from the north-west passage at Brent Cross to the eastern Gateway on the Thames Estuary at Tilbury. On the way they take in a jaunt along the buried and forgotten Philly Brook in Leytonstone, the Middlesex Tertiary Escarpment, the Southern Outfall Sewer, the Ilford of Thomas Burke’s Outer Circle and the lost pleasure gardens of Finsbury and Pentonville.
With music by Europa51 and readings by Heidi Lapaine from The Arcades Project by Walter Benjamin, The Outer Circle: Rambles in Remote London by Thomas Burke, and The Kings England: Essex by Arthur Mee.

Wavelength – Sound Poetry II

Paul de Vree; poet, born Antwerp 1909.
Ode a Stockholm from the LP poesia sonora, anthology of sound poetry 1975.
Organon and Exodus from AHAHAHA8 Review for Verbal Plasticism 1970.
Reading of an extract from Concrete Poetry, A World View; Mary Ellen Solt.
Veronika (1953), Ogenblik (1948), Kleine Caroli (1963), Vertigo Gli (1963), Een Roos a Rose (1964), all from revue OU complete recordings, alga marghen 2006.

Sine of the Times 12/02/2011 – Talking At Me

Exploring the past, present and future of London’s underground dance music scene with Rita Maia (regular co-host Thomas Lee is away this week).  This week’s show focuses on the Talking At Me Club night at the Notting Hill Arts Club and Rita is joined in the studio by Coby 1, Dom P and Adam Callan and playing tracks by some of the club’s recent guests as well as some classic jungle! Woo!

Tracklist:

Sampha – Kij

Jessie Ware & Sampha – Valentine

Greenmoney – Tropicalstep

Photomachine – Waves

Pirate Sound System – Dub N U (Mpsf Remix)

Little Dragon – Never Never (Sbtrkt Remix)

Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie Xx – NY Is Killing Me

Noise Factory – Futuroid

Doc Scott – VIP Drumz

Congo Natty – Junglist (DJ Zinc Remix)

Troumaca – Ivory

Photomachine – Technicolour (Throwing Snow Remix)

Seiji – More of You

http://talkingatme.com/

Please get in touch and send us your tracks!

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Yummy Mummy: Series 1, episode 8

And so, here it is, the final episode of the first series originally broadcast on Resonance in 2008; where we join our heroes looking back on some of their favourite moments of the previous two months. Do you remember that time when Thomas Weaver-Baxter sang at Wimbledon? Or the occasion when Yummy Mummy accidentally got buried alive? Or even that unfortunate Albatross incident? No?  Neither do we.  It’s almost as if someone was disappointed with the series and was attempting to improve it at the last possible moment. Still, the explosive finale is worth sticking around for, unless your particularly into the preservation of soft furnishings…

Moderately slapdash merriment for children old enough to know better…

Voice on Record: Episode 40 (Wales 2/3)

Wales part 2/3 – Welsh poets reading Welsh poems, and some English ones too including not one, not two, but three Thomas’!
Originally broadcast on 22nd June 2010

Voice On Record is produced and presented by Sean Williams. Each episode features a selection of recordings of the human voice which have been preserved on vinyl. Historic events stand alongside esoteric guides to better bowling. Arid studio recordings are juxtaposed with location recordings rich with fascinating incidental sounds.

http://sbkw.net/voiceonrecord.php

Joe Boyd’s Lucky 13 – Episode Eleven

“NEOPOLITAN SONG”

NON TI SCORDAR TI MEBENIAMINO GIGLI
LP:
I Pagliacci (Seraphim IB 6009)

TORNA! – GILDA MIGNONETTE

CD:
Antiche Voci Napolitana Vol 3 (EMI 7243 5 243692 7)

O SOLE MIO – ROBERTO MUROLO
CD:
Roberto Murolo (BMG ATBCD 30212)

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BLIND WILLIES IN ATLANTA”

YOU’RE GOING TO NEED SOMEBODY WHEN YOU DIE – CHARLIE PATTON
CD:
Definitive Charlie Patton (Catfish KATCD 180)

LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE ON ME – BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON
CD:
Sweeter As the Years Go By (Yazoo 1078)

MOTHERLESS CHILDREN – BLIND WILLIE MCTELL
CD:
Atlanta 12-string (Atlantic 82366-2)

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IDA Y VUELTA”

DESPIERTA DIVINA FLOR – PEPE DE LA MATRONA
LP:
Magna Antologia del Flamenco (Hispavox S/C 66.201)

ME GUSTA ESTAR EN LA SIERRA – EL NINO DE MARCHENA
LP:
Asi Cantaba El Nino de Marchena (Regal C 038-20018)

MI PRIMA JUANA – PERICON DE CADIZ
LP:
Cantaores Famosos Vol 3 (Odeon LALP 324)

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ONE HIT WONDERS”

N’SEL FIK – CHABA FADELA & CHEB SAHRAOUI
CD:
Rai Rebels  (Earthworks CDEWV 7)

MMALO WE – BAYETE
CD:
Best of South African Music (Gallo Sampler 1994)

BACK IN THE USSR – BABA YAGA
K7:
Baba Yaga (Deutsche Schallplatten 3056-4)