Episode 12
1. Robert Wyatt — "The Sea Song" (from Rock Bottom, 1974)
2. John Coltrane — "Africa" [alternate take] (from The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions, recorded 1961, released 1995)
3. Hugh Hopper — "Minipax I" (from 1984, 1973)
4. African Head Charge — "Stone Charge" (from Environmental Studies, 1982)
5. Syd Arthur — "Diabat" (from Kingdoms of Experience EP, 2008)
6. Ekoda Map — "Celeste" (online release, 2013)
7. System 7 — "Coltrane (Fire Mix)" (from Point3 — Fire Album, 1994)
8. Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy interview excerpt (2012)
9. Kraftwerk — "Trans Europa Express" (from Trans Europa Express, 1977)
10. News From Babel — "Contraries" (7" single, 1986)
11. Hugh Hopper — "Minitrue" (from 1984, 1973)
12. The Boot Lagoon — live at Free Range, Veg Box Cafe, Canterbury 2013-10-24 [unknown title/"Le Appareil Doux"/"Eugene"/"Woodland"/"Timoteo"]
13. The Boot Lagoon — live at Sounds New, The Ballroom, Canterbury, 2011-05-26 [unknown title/unknown title/"Woodland"/unknown title/"Island Enture"]
14. Bison Bonasus — "My Name Is Gone" (live at Smugglers Festival, East Kent, 2013-09-01)
15. Miles Davis — "Shhhh/Peaceful" (from In A Silent Way, 1969)
16. Matching Mole — "Marchides" (from On the Radio, recorded Paris Theatre, London 1972-07-27, released 2007)
17. The Battleship, Ethel — "Powers of Air" (unreleased track, 2011)
18. Soft Machine — "Esther's Nose Job" (live on French TV programme Tous en Scene, late June 1969)
19. Fairport Convention — "Reno Nevada" (live on French TV programme Bouton Rouge, 1968-04-27)
20. French Frith Kaiser Thompson — "Hai Sai Oji-San" (from Live, Love, Larf & Loaf, 1987)
21. Fred Frith — "Dancing in the Streets/My Enemy Is a Bad Man" (from Gravity, 1980)
22. Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon — "May I?" (live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 2012-03-23)
Errata/clarifications: The man behind Ekoda Map's full name is Tom Bardwell. I should have mentioned that the System 7 piece "Coltrane" was a Miquette Giraudy composition. I should also have mentioned Richard Fariña's 1966 novel Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me which was a major influence on Thomas Pynchon. And Pynchon was best man at Fariña's wedding, not vice versa. I should also perhaps have mentioned that Fred Frith played violin on "Hai Sai Oji-San".
Soft Machine live on Tous En Scene, 1969
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