More tunes than time…
Blowin 8-10pm, Sunday 4 October 2009
Repeated around 1 am on Tuesday
BCB 106.6 FM in West Yorkshire, and www.bcbradio.co.uk everywhere else..
Playlists further down…
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Upper Gorple
More at www.rob-walsh.net
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Memoirs of a Geezer, By Jah Wobble
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/reviews/memoirs-of-a-geezer-by-jah-wobble-1792565.html
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My friend David Paterson, who grew up near Halifax, like me, writes:
“I’m trying to put together a small web site about the club called Clarence’s aka Roxy in Halifax – here’s the first page www.lilyfogg.com If you’ve got any memories or anything you could add it would be very much appreciated. A mention about it either in The Blowin Weekly Extra or on your show would be even more helpful.”
Amongst the bands who played there were Roxy Music, Pretty Things, Medicine Head, Gong, 101ers, Dr Feelgood, Osibisa and many more – see website. There’s an email link on the website, but David gets a lot of spam, so it may be useful to copy me in so I can pass the info on.
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Rango from Cairo, Egypt
+ support from Tales From Bradistan (oriental, rai and middle eastern music) www.talesfrombradistan.blogspot.com
Saturday 10 October, The Live Room at The New Beehive, Bradford www.theliveroom.info/#/welcome/4533853484
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Subdub presents Dancehall Science – The Wire, 2a Call Lane, Leeds LS1 6DN – Sundays, £3, 8pm till late
Sunday 4 October – Mungo’s Hifi & Iration Steppas
Sunday 11 October – The Rootsman and D.Bo General
Sunday 18 October – Dr Huxtable & Danman on Axis Sound
Sunday 25 October – Big Toe’s Hifi Sound System
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Our friend Alastair Johnston has updated Muzikifan – and he’s got Francophonic 2 before us! s’not fair.. Find out much more here www.muzikifan.com
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Ernst Haeckel
Kunstformen der Natur – 1899-1904
http://caliban.mpiz-koeln.mpg.de/haeckel/kunstformen/natur.html
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Light Night, Leeds – 9 October 2009
www.lightnightleeds.co.uk
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Blowin
4 October
The Fall – Reformation – Reformation Post TLC CD – Sanctuary
Gregory Isaacs – No Speech – Cool Ruler 2xCD – Trojan
Son House – Death Letter Blues (live)
Scientist – Young Lover – Dub From The Ghetto CD – RAS
Battles – Race:Out – Warp20 (Chosen) 2xCD – Warp
The Who – Baba O’Riley – Who’s Next CD – Polydor
Frankie Paul – Worries In The Dance – Reggae Anthology: The Channel One Story 2xCD – VP
Jack Teagarden with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra – Fare Thee Well To Harlem – It’s A Serious Thing CD – RCA Bluebird
Jimi Hendrix – May This Be Love – Are You Experienced CD – Polydor
Burning Spear – He Prayed – Creation Rebel CD – Heartbeat
The Sabres Of Paradise – Tow Truck (Depth Charge Mix) – Versus EP CD – Warp
United States Of America – Coming Down – United States Of America LP
The Fall – Over Over – Reformation Post TLC CD – Sanctuary
Junior Murvin – Police And Thieves – Arkology 3xCD – Island – for Denise Fairchild and Noel Greig RIP
Richard & Linda Thompson – Dimming Of The Day/Dargai – An Introduction To.. CD – Island for DJ EF
Nightmares On Wax – I’m For Real – Warp20 (Chosen) 2xCD – Warp
Bob Marley & The Wailers – Soul Shakedown Party + Keep On Moving – Trenchtown Rock 1969-1978 2xCD – Trojan
Cream – Those Were The Days – Gold 2xCD – Polydor
James Brown – Stop The War In Babylon – Upsetter
Geto Boys – Mind Playin Tricks
Al & Freddy (Al Campbell & Freddy McGregor) – Born A Free Man + Version – thanks to Fee & Mch
Autechre – Drane – Warp20 (Chosen) 2xCD – Warp
The Dynamites – Garrison – King Tubby & Clancy Eccles All Stars: Sound System International Dub CD – Pressure Sounds – www.pressure.co.uk
Robert Wilkins – That’s No Way To Get Along – The Original Rolling Stone CD – Yazoo
Orchestre PolyRythmo De Cotonou – Minkou E So Non Moin – Vol 2 Echos Hypnotiques CD – Analog Africa
Nightmares On Wax – Les Nuits – Carboot Soul CD – Warp
More playlists at www.rob-walsh.co.uk
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Keep On Blowin
Rob
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Always a pleasure to hear the mighty Fall on BCB, Rob – did you see them last Friday in Leeds?
Now then Phil – no, didn’t see them on Friday – saw them a couple of
years ago at the Irish Centre, around the time of Reformation, and they were great.
The Notorious Wig, a longterm Fall fan/sufferer, accompanied me to that gig, and said that he’d seen them 20 times and that was one of the best gigs.
He also said that 18 of the other 20 gigs were s**t, so I didn’t have
great expectations for last Friday.