Radio Fragments

I snuck past the guard towers to bring you another week with a fantastic assortment of music. A live performance at the Great Pyramid on the eve of the millenium, an unfunky ufo, Johnny Guitar, Tammy Wynette on an electronic track, school children singing Bowie, and a Surfin' Hootenanny!

You can't beat that with a stick, but it will stick to the beat. Or something.

The show is available from the streaming archive, or you can download the podcast/mp3 version by hour (below).

Hour 1 – 1-2 am (Download - 57 Mb)

Al Casey, "Surfin' Hootenany" (US, 1963)
The White Stripes, "Rag and Bone" (US, 2007)
The Cure, "Fire in Cairo" (UK, 1979)
Jean Michel Jarre, "(R)evolution" (France, 1999)
The Incredible Moses Leroy, "Electric Pocket Radio" (US, 2001)
Yacht, "It's Boring/You Can Live Anywhere You Want" (US, 2009)
The Jazz Butcher, "Caroline Wheeler's Birthday Present" (UK, 1984)
The Twilight Singers, "Purple Rain" (US, 2009)
Kate Bush, "Army Dreamers" (UK, 1980)
Lia Ices, "Grown Unknown" (US, 2011)
Andre Popp, "Message From A Sponsor" (France, 1963)
Peggy Lee, "Johnny Guitar" (US, 1954)

Hour 2 – 2-3 am (Download - 57 Mb)

Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins, "There'll Be Some Changes Made" (US, 1990)
Bela Fleck, "Paganini's 'Moto Perpetuo in C, Op. 11'" (US, 2001)
Parliament, "Unfunky UFO" (US, 1976)
The KLF (w/ Tammy Wynette), "Stand By The Jams" (UK, 1991)
Kabanjak, "Wishcraft" (Germany, 2010)
St. Etienne, "Stormtrooper in Drag" (UK, 1997)
The Langley Schools Music Project, "Space Oddity" (Canada, 1977)
Lyrics Born, "Bad Dream" (US, 2003)
Talk Talk, "Myrrhman" (UK, 2001)
Trance Groove, "Ange Gardien" (US, 1996)