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The Blowin Weekly Extra – Don’t fool…

More tunes than time…

Blowin 9-10pm Sunday 14th March 2010

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Preston Street

Preston Street

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African Film Library channel on Youtube
www.youtube.com/user/AfricanFilmLibrary#p/u/63/MG5zu–TjIk

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Free Fela Kuti mp3 at Knitting Factory Records, who have just issued lots of his music
http://www.knittingfactoryrecords.com/artists/fela-kuti

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When Big Joan Sets Up 11/3/10

For Carol Tilsley 1968 -2010
“You can’t even hear the words”

Laura Davis – “I Am Thinking Of A Friend” (LP – “God’s Got It – The Legendary Booker and Jackson Singles”) (Case Quarter)
Jah 9 – “Warning” (download) (Don Corleone)
Ellen Allien – “Pump” (12″) (Bpitch)
Japp Gutter – “Joel and Jail” (Cassette -“Heaven Dollars”) (Self Relased)
Blind Boy Fuller – “Pistol Slapper Blues” (v/a LP – “Murder:Songs From The Dark Side of The Soul”) (Trikont)
B Dolan – “The Reptillian Agenda” (LP- “Fallen House, Sunken City”) (Strange Famous)
The Radio Dept. – “Heaven’s On Fire” (LP- “Clinging To A Scheme”) (Labrador)
King – “Sissy Spacek” (v/a LP “Dubsteppers For Haiti – Volume 2”) (Betamorph)
Loretta Lynn – “The Pill” (LP -“The Very Best Of Loretta Lynn”) (MCA)
Chumbawumba – “Dance Idiot, Dance” (LP – “ABCDEFG”) (No Masters)
The Bambi Molesters – “Thundering Guitars” (LP – “As The Dark Wave Swells”) (Glitterhouse)
Dan Sartain – “Ruby Carol” (download)
Gonjasufi – “Susie Q” (LP – “A Sufi and a Killer”) (Warp)
Little Fella and Mr B -“Here I Am” (Download) (Relentless Digital)
David Thomas Broughton – “Ain’t Got No Sole” (EP – “Boating Disasters”) (Static Caravan)
Dub Spencer and Trance Hill – “The Saints Go Marching Through All The Popular Songs” (LP- “Riding Strange Horses”) (Echo Beach)
Horace Tapscott and the Pan Afrikan People’s Arkestra – “Peyote Song No.3” (v.a LP – “Freedom, Rhythm, Sound – Revolutionary Jazz and The Civil Rights Movement 1963-1982”) (Soul Jazz)

Too Much Too Young 10/3/10 (Yeasayer Interview!)

Interviewing Chris from Yeasayer

Fun Show this week, with an interview with Chris from Yeasayer! Joel was away, but me and KC were as present as ever. KC’s Backrow Banter was entertaining as always, although it was a shame that we were back to a 6/10 film.

And the interview was fun to do. It may even get another playing at some point.

See you next week at 6.30pm on Wednesday or 1.00pm on Thursday!

Tracklisting:
Gaggle – I Hear Flies
Sondre Lerche – Bluish (Animal Collective Cover)
Yeasayer Interview
Yeasayer – Madder Red
KC’s Backrow Banter – Alice in Wonderland (6/10)
Radikal Satan – Prohibido

Eclectic Mainline 10th March 2010


Efterklang – The Soft Beating

Well, I’m still coming to terms with the fact that Mark Linkous shot himself on Saturday. But his music will always live on, and I played some tonight, along with, it has to be said, some marvellous new tunes. These were they:

Soulsavers – Some Misunderstanding
Nice Nice – Big Bounce
Sparklehorse – Spirit Ditch
The Loves – Sweet Sister Delia
Liars – Goodnight Everything
Carter Tutti – Too Much, Too Much (from Liars ‘Sisterworld’ album CD2)
Archie Bronson Outfit – Run Gospel Singer
Mahalia Jackson – Come on children, let’s sing
Efterklang – The Soft Beating
Autechre – d-sho qub
Field Music – Share the words
Fursaxa – Poplar Moon
Sparklehorse – Hey, Joe
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Deanna

Uzbeki reccy makes cash dash Sting sing-song ding dong (and Selection Box Shows 124 & 125)

I was at a loss to decide what would accompany this week’s playlist at first.  I like to throw something out that might be of interest rather than just chucking a list of names whenever I post on here, but this week I was struggling to find inspiration.

Thankfully, you can always rely on Sting.  If in doubt, have a pop at the artist formerly known as Gordon Sumner for his latest buffoon statement or glass-chewingly bad venture into 20 minute lute plucking.  Finding reasons to have a pop a Sting is a bit like shooting fish in a barrel – this is a man, after all, who bashed out the most pretentious album title of all time in the shape of the frankly vomitous Dream of the Blue Turtle, claimed to be “a bit hot” at The Brits as an excuse to take his top off and believes that “cancer is the result of undigested dreams“.  The last few weeks, though, the tantric tosser has excelled himself.  Not only did he announce a tour of his hits, reworked for a full orchestra (which begs the question; who the bloody hell wants to hear that? [answer: Sting does]) but it was also revealed that he happily played a gig of questionable validity, proving himself not only to be an utter dick of the first order, but in addition to this he’s either a mercenary little turd who can be bought for the right price, or else a man so interned in his own cosy little world he can’t recognise a decent counter argument when it’s rammed up his Roxanne.

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The Blowin Weekly Extra – Somethin’ Else

More tunes than time…

Blowin 9-10pm Sunday 7th March 2010

Repeated around 1 am on Tuesday

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Our roving reporter Grumpy notes a new release via Sterns:
Issa Juma and Super Wanyika Stars ‘World Defeats The Grandfathers – Swinging Swahili Rumba 1982 – 1986’
With the Wanyika brand and a title like that we’re already tempted.
Grumpy says: “Guitar paradise regained – my new speakers come of age.”
See www.sternsmusic.com/tradewind.php for this and other delights.

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Our friends the 309s launch their new album, ‘They Made Me Drink It’, on Friday March 12 at the Kings Arms, Heaton, Bradford
http://www.myspace.com/309s

The 309s

The 309s

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Fab sesh from Lawrence Arabia

Allo allo!

Lawrence Arabia

Lawrence Arabia - BCB session

Here’s what I played on Wednesday’s show (3rd March):

We had a special acoustic session from Lawrence Arabia, recorded here at BCB by Albert Freeman (thanks Alb).

This morning call – Tides
Ghost Train – Summer Camp
Fenech Soler – Stop and stare
Lawrence Arabia (BCB Session) – Apple Pie Bed
Husky Rescue – Sound Of Love
The Big Pink – Tonight
to rococo rot – fridays
Lawrence Arabia (BCB Session) – I Smoked Too Much
The Birdman Rallies – You and I
Silver Columns – Cavalier
Alt track demo
Django Django – Wor
Lawrence Arabia (BCB Session) – The Beautiful Young Crew

And if you’re reading this before 7th March – take a punt on our competition…it could be YOU!

Prize: Beach House – Teen Dream – signed!
Question: Where are Beach House from?
A – Bradford
B – Baltimore
C – Barnsley
Closing Date: midnight Sunday 7th March

Answers to: studio@bcbradio.co.uk with Beach House competition in the subject line.

Eclectic Mainline 3rd March 2010

So, tonight we launched our revised schedule by having a Beach House interview split between my show and Too Much Too Young, and also a Lawrence Arabia session in Laura’s.

Beach House have commissioned videos for every song on the new album Teen Dream, as you may have heard in tonight’s interview. The above video, for Silver Soul was actually directed by Victoria Legrand herself.

Here’s what I played in the show:
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The Blowing Weekly Extra – Transmission

More tunes than time…

Blowin 8-10pm Sunday 21st February 2010

Repeated around 1 am on Tuesday

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Haystack

Haystack

Autechre
The Wardrobe, Leeds, Wednesday 17 March

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When Big Joan Sets Up 25/2/10 – Seminal Lionel

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Lionel Richie

Ey, and indeed, up consumers.
This week’s When Big Joan Sets Up was “the usual mixture of agony and ecstacy” (c) my dad, 2010 , pushing the cultural envelope to feature tracks from noisy Americans, frenzied Spaniards, skanking Jamaicans, the sound of the greatest band who ever drew breath live,   secret coded messages from anonymous MI5 agents (really) and,  sitting lonley in the pantheon of popular music like a diamond floating in a sea of cat piss and stoat offal , the single solitary good record with the name “Lionel Ritchie” anywhere near it.

And if you don’t think that that all doesn’t add up to an hour of top class light entertainment , then according to my MI5 secret code book, ( supplied by Jez’s Discount Books, High Street Kippax £1.99) you are patently a massive 542562.

Must go now, there’s something going on in the sculpture class, I think I’d better check it out.

The Mylein Sheaths – “Do The Mental Twist” (7″) (HoZac)
David Moleon – “Goal” (EP – Blackhawk”) (Basics)
Babybird – “Send Me Back My Dreams” (LP – “Ex Maniac”) (Unison)
Dressla – “Bomb The Circles” (net 7″ available from www.jahtari.org/music/net7inch.htm)
Wynonie Harris – “Good Morning Judge” (LP- (“Rockin’ Greatest Hits”) (Burning Fire)
Prime Mover and Chuck B – “Better Days” (download) (Digital Pound)
Air Formation – “Low December Sun” (7″) (ac30)
Unknown MI5 Intelligence Officer – “Lincolnshire Poacher MI5” (4CD set – “The Conet Project – Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations”)(Irdial)
Busy Signal – “Food For Di Pot” (7″) (Penthouse)
The Strange Boys – “Laugh at Sex, Not Her” (LP – “Be Brave”) (Rough Trade)

The Fall recorded live in Berlin 12.02.10

“Slippy Floor”
“Cowboy George Parts 1 and 2”
“Psykick Dancehall”

The Commodores – “Brick House” (12″) (Motown)
The Black Belles – “What Can I Do?” (7″) (Third Man)