Episode 63
1. Owen Hewson — "Facelift" theme
2. Kevin Ayers and the Whole World — "Lady Rachel" (live on John Peel's Sunday Show, BBC Radio One, 1970-05-17?)
3. The Papylonian Babooshkies — "For the Space of the Time Being" (live at Smugglers Festival near Deal, Kent, 2018-08-30)
4. Jimi Hendrix, Robert Wyatt, Andy Summers and Zoot Money — studio jam, TTG Studios, Hollywood, CA, late October 1968
5. Itsuroh Shimoda — "Everybody Anyone" (from Love Songs and Lamentations, 1973)
6. Hugh Hopper — "Miniluv" (live in Amsterdam, 1989-09-29, from Meccano Pelorus, 1991)
7. The Muffins — "Come What Molten Cloud" (from Chronometers, recorded 1975, released 1993)
8. Gong — "Escape Control Delete" (from 2032, 2009)
9. "Local Hoot" radio takeover playlist for Max Martin (RIP)
10. My Cat Is An Alien — "Let Their Voices Speak Through The Wind" (from RE-SI-STEN-ZA!, 2016)
11. Robert Wyatt speaks on music, communication and breaking down cultural barriers
12. Syd Arthur — "The Berber Mountain Song" (from Kingdoms of Experience EP, 2008)
13. Syd Arthur — "Night-Shaped Light" (from On An On, 2012)
14. J.J. Cale — "Durango" (from Anyway The Wind Blows, recorded 1976, released 1997)
errata/clarifications: Zoot Money's real name was George (Money). The live Hugh Hopper piece is from a 1989 gig in Amsterdam, whereas the Amsterdam recording played last episode was from a 1991 gig. Daevid Allen added guest vocals to Muffins member Michael Zentner's 1983 Present Time album. The backing vocals on Itsuroh Shimoda's album was disco singer Vicki Sue Robinson. My Cat Is An Alien consists of brothers Maurizio and Roberto Opalio.
1 Comments:
Further correction : the Steve Hillage excerpt was "Canterbury Sunrise" from "Solar Musick Suite", not from "Aftaglid" !
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