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16 March – Joe Tilston on The BCB Sessions!

Hello,

Are things better late than never? Hmmmm….hope so! At least if you listen again to the The BCB Sessions (go to BCB’s www.bcbradio.co.uk) you can see the matching track listings! Shows last on the system for listen again purposes for four weeks after broadcast. So, on 16th March Joe Tilston was my featured artist. Joe and Luke performed a great session so it’s definitely worth going back to. He’s got a great radio voice and I love playing the little jingle he did for the show. Thanks for coming in chaps. Here’s where you find out more about Joe T: http://www.myspace.com/joetilston

This is what made the line up:

Joan As Policewoman – Magic

The Heavy – How you like me now?

Smiling Ivy – Life backwards (Like this band from Shef lots – Checkout www.smilingivy.co.uk)

Interview with Joe Tilston and Luke

Joe Tilston & Luke (BCB Session) – Liza and Henry

Bibio – K is for kelson

Ellen and the Escapades – Preying on your mind (acoustic version from Number 42 Records, new Hudds label http://www.facebook.com/thenumber42records)

Black Mountain – Rollercoaster

Joe Tilston (BCB Session) – Different Feet

Cloud Control – This is what I said

Handmadehands – Sunshine (great track from Bradford band)

Animal Collective – My girls

Joe Tilston (BCB Session) – Little Scars

Bye for now,

Lx

The Blowin Weekly Extra – Big Eyed Beans

Blowin Weekly Extra
9-10pm Sunday 20 March 2011
Blowin online blowin.podomatic.com
BCB 106.6 FM and www.bcbradio.co.uk

Roofless

Roofless

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The Higgins Jazz Quintet, aka The hUigin Quintet

Wednesday 23 March Kings Arms, Heaton, Bradford, 8.30 onwards

http://huiginquintet.co.uk/band.html

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Afropop is a long-running US-based website and radio programme – see http://www.afropop.org

Now it has it’s own blog – http://blog.afropop.org – and monthly mixtape – http://blog.afropop.org/2011/03/free-afropop-worldwide-march-mix-for.html

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Spoek loses control

http://matsuli.blogspot.com/2011/03/spoek-loses-control.html

thanks to Matt

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Eclectic Mainline 16th March 2011

Well, I didn’t get half the tunes I wanted to get in tonight.  Grrr.  Many had to be held over to next week.  While I was on, the 2011 Bradford International Film Festival was getting under way.  If you’re in Bradford you should defintely try and get along to see at least one film during the festival.  It is always really amazing the number of great films they manage to find.

If you missed tonight’s show, you can listen again for up to 4 weeks.  Here’s the video to the Bibio tune I played:

Here’s a full list of what I played:

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Selection Box Shows 161, 162 & 172

Yes, yes, I know that this new numbering system is not sequential. I did go to school, as demonstrated by the fact that words like “sequential” pour out of my fingers without so much as a pause to blow my nose. Simple counting is not something which I find a major problem – though don’t ask me to help with your algebra homework because you’ll be given short shrift. And I’ve forgotten how to do it anyway (though from memory, I recall it was surprisingly easy).

Time, however, is something I seem to have appalling problems with, and once again the weeks have slipped past and I am even further behind than I was previously. Luckily, the teething troubles that have been preventing Selection Box from appearing on BCB’s new Listen Again feature now appear to be ironed out, and you can now listen to this week’s show again here. A pincer movement from either end will therefore help us to get back up to date, so here’s two shows as yet uploaded to the blog brought to you by the loveliness of Soundcloud, starting with a seasonal “treat” from December which also features that there Albert Freeman. Merry Christmas.

Selection Box Show 161 by PatrickSelection_Box

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The Blowin Weekly Extra – Clear Spot

Blowin Weekly Extra
9-10pm Sunday 13 March 2011
Blowin online http://blowin.podomatic.com
BCB 106.6 FM and www.bcbradio.co.uk
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Gorple

Gorple

Rhythm Master On The Wire

Steve Barker’s long running On The Wire on BBC Lancashire plays a tribute to the Godson, dubmaster Glenmore Brown – Part One”
http://otwradio.blogspot.com/

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Want to know your actual broadband speed?

BBC Speedtest www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/diagnostics?utm

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When Big Joan Sets Up 10/3/11 – LÃ¥ta oss Klippa!

I tribut till denna kväll skisserat LP “Daydreams and Nightmares” vid Stockholm ” Those Dancing Days ” den här vecka tracklist är i Svensk

Boris – “Hope” (download)
J Mascis – “Is It Done?” (LP – “Several Shades Of Why”) (Sub Pop)
Concrete DJ’s – “Encypter B22” (Download EP – “Epidemic Transmitter”) (Teskoba)
Bounty Killer – “Can’t Stop Killer” (download single) (Weeseed Productions)
James Brown and The Famous Flames – “Hold My Baby’s Hand” (LP – “I’ll Go Crazy”) (Fantastic Voyage)
Echo Lake – “Young Silence” (EP – “Young Silence”) (No Pain In Pop)
The Panthers – “Malkaus” (LP – “Pakistan – Folk and Pop Instrumentals 1966-1976”) (Sublime Frequencies)
Group Doueh – “Badbada” (LP – “Beatte Harab”) (Sublime Frequencies)
DJ Delta and Anna Lua – “Glory” (split 12″ with Vaptor) (Biogenetics)
Sundials – “Crosby Sux” (LP – “Never Settle”) (Toxic Pop)
Bing Crosby with Woddy Herman’s Woodchoppers – “I’m Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes” (LP – “Bing With A Swing”) (Bygone Days)
The Fall – “Van Plague” (LP – “I Am Kurious Oranj”) (Beggars Banquet)
Toro Y Moi – “Light Black ” (LP -“Underneath The Pine”) (Carpark)
Those Dancing Days – “I’ll Be Yours” (LP – “Daydreams and Nightmares”) (Witchita)
Those Dancing Days – “Can’t Find Entrance” (LP – “Daydreams and Nightmares”) (Witchita)
Those Dancing Days – “Keep Me In Your Pocket” (LP – “Daydreams and Nightmares”) (Witchita)
8rolek – “Genotype” (downoad LP – “The Raban Collection”) (Cock Rock Disco)

Celebrating the female of the species…Wed 9th March

Hello!

Really loved doing the show this week – chatting to BCB’s finest female DJs and playing some of their favourite songstresses. We celebrated International Women’s Day on The BCB Sessions – only broadcasting the voices of the fairer sex. It’s almost impossible condensing everything I’d like to play into an hour but here’s what made the mix:

Broadcast – Still Feels Like Tears
Gossip – Listen Up (live in Liverpool version)
Garbage – Only Happy When It Rains (Selected by Alissa Juvan, one half of BCB’s Fabric show)
Lush – Single Girl (back to 1996….)
Kaito – Should I (Chosen by Katie Jennings, one half of BCB’s DIY or Die show)
Anna Calvi – Blackout (atmospheric, immense…brilliant)
Blue Roses – Does Anyone Love Me (Acoustic BCB Session – shiny and gorgeous!)
Roisin Murphy – Ruby Blue (Selected by Sally Cooper, blogger, presenter/producer of many a BCB show)
Bat For Lashes – Horse and I (another one of mine…takes me right back to sitting on the carpet at the Brudenell Social Club being mesmerised along with many other people by N Khan in tight white jeans).
Nina Simone – Feeling Good (Chosen by Emma Adams, one half of BCB’s Buffet duo..we’re feeling good)
Peaches – Downtown (it was either this or suck on my ***** !@%&)
MIA – It Takes A Muscle (Had to play MIA…she’s ace)

Of course I’ve missed out loads of great female artists so I’d like to do it all over again with the women I missed  – who should be in the mix next time? Suggestions please….Joan as Policewoman, Cat Power?? Your thoughts please. You don’t have to be a lady to contribute. Thank the lord.

If you missed the show you can listen again….hopefully this link will take you to it

http://www.podcast.canstream.co.uk/bcb/index.php?id=413

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New & Nearly New on Going North from Nashville: Monday 14th March 10-11pm

Fourteen great tracks from albums released this year, or at the turn of last. Our varied selection is as follows:

  1. Arcade Fire: Ready to Start
  2. Iron & Wine: Walking Far From Home
  3. The Low Anthem: Matter of Time
  4. Villagers: Becoming A Jackal
  5. The Smoke Fairies: Strange Moon Rising
  6. The Broken Family Band: Give & Take
  7. Six Organs of Admittance:  Hold but Let Go
  8. The Decembrists: Down by the Water
  9. Geva Alon: The Wind Whispers
  10. Brandi Carslile: Late Morning Lullaby
  11. Teddy Thompson: One of These Days
  12. Band of Joy: Satan, your Kingdom must Come Down
  13. Ray Lamontagne: God Willin’ the Creek Don’t Rise
  14. Jessica Lee Mayfield: Our Hearts are Wrong