Return to Summerisle for a musical Wicker sequel (one probably making more sense than Wicker Man II – yes it exists, yes it was written by Tony Shaffer, yes it was bonkers. Being molested by tree gods and throwing people off cliffs with eagles attached to them? Anyone?).

This time returning to focus on the contemporary possible inspirations for the Wicker Man soundtrack, and some later music I think has been influenced by either the soundtrack or the related music of that time, music that contains the same love for early music or combines the same mixture of acid/psychedelic/freak folk mixed with a more uneasy dread or pagan longing.

Unlike the last show a lot of high conjecture (it might all have been Carport Convention and Inedible String Band for all I know! ) so I throw in speech and music from the original film as well as some amazing modern day covers.

I forgot to say these sources of information and inspiration:

1. The Music of the Wicker Man – brilliant article and the last show heavily leant on (ie stole) this information – hope you don’t mind!
2. Inside the Wicker Man: How Not to Make a Cult Classic (excellent book – most ‘interviews’, ‘documentaries’, ‘new information’ and ‘shocking exposes’ are seemingly this book reheated/nicked – it’s a good read despite having heard a lot of the info from elsewhere, not the books fault as this seems to be the source for all of that)
3. Wiki Man (lol)
4. Gary Carpenter – Setting the Score – interesting info especially about the Trunk release, although in fairness I have to link their response and without the Trunk release being successful there would be no other versions or anything to kvetch about. Also I think the legalities of performance fees are now very different from 1973.
5. Burnt Offerings – Cult of the Wicker Man
6. Wicker Man Enigma – both on the DVD
7. A Darker Shade of Pagan – Wicker Man posts

Phew I think that’s all! You probably can’t hear it in the shows with all the umming and erring, but I did an uncommon amount of research on this one.

he now wears cuckold’s horns, and they’re growing full, pushing through the soil (88Mb, 97Min)

Tracklist:

• Paul Giovanni – Beetle
• The Pentangle – Light Flight
• Forever Children – Merry Go-Round
• Paul Giovanni – Fire Leap
• Vashti Bunyan – Here before
• Wendy & Bonnie – By The Sea
• Linda Perhacs – (Hey Now) Who Really Cares?
• Forest – Graveyard
• Turid / Song
• Paul Giovanni – Lullaby
• Doves – Willow’s Song
• Sneaker Pimps – Johnny
• Willow’s Song (Hammer sandwich mix) – Spacedog
• Fleet Foxes – Silver Dagger
• Midlake – We Gathered In Spring
• Paul Giovanni – Hum
• The Low Anthem – Ticket Taker
• Paul Giovanni – Approach
• Mudboy – Solitron Wave
• The Leisure Society – The Last Of The Melting Snow
• Paul Giovanni – Appointment With The Wicker Man
• Wild Beasts – His Grinning Skull
• Paul Giovanni – Sunset
• Paul Giovanni – Festival / Mirie It Is / Sumer Is A-Cumen In

You might like these previous posts:

• RC 192: Return to Summerisle Part One – August 10, 2010
• RC 153: Odds n’ Sods – Let’s Pretend – March 6, 2008
• Joe Strummer Calls Back – January 12, 2008
• Podcamp Report – September 3, 2007
• RC 143: Punk Rock War Lord – December 17, 2007

Get out your apples, pipes and fairisle jumpers, it’s a trip back to the 1970′s folk and a return to Summerisle – the Wicker Man⁺ awaits…This part is about the older influences to the amazing soundtrack by Paul Giovanni – English, Irish and Scottish songs dating back upto 800 years – to the start of recorded music itself.

Where’d they find virgins nowadays? (86Mb, 92 mins)

• Sumer is icumen in (English, c.1260)
• Paul Giovanni – Willow’s Song
• [anonymous] – Martin said to his man (English, 16th Century)
• Paul Giovanni – Gently Johnny
• Unknown – Gently Johnny, My Jingalo (English, earlier but first written down 1907)
• Meg Baird – Willie O’Winsbury (Scottish, 1775)
• Paul Giovanni – Procession
• Shantalla – The Highland Widow’s Lament (Scottish, c.1715-1745)
• Robertson’s Rant (Scottish, N. Gow, c.18th C)
• Paul Giovanni – Searching for Rowan
• Drowsey Maggie (Irish/Scots? c. 1833 – prob earlier)
• Emily Smith – Rigs O’ Barley (Scottish, R. Burns, 1783)
• Paul Giovanni – Corn Rigs
• Paul Giovanni – Maypole Song
• Seamus Kennedy – Rattlin’ Bog (Irish)
• Barry & Robin Dransfield – I Sowed Some Seeds (English, Ishmael Cornick, 1906/ early 19th C.)
• Paul Giovanni – The Landlord’s Daughter
• Cyril Tawney – The Hostess’s Daughter (English, Ishmael Cornick, 1906/ early 19th C.)
• Paul Giovanni – The Masks / The Hobby Horse
• La Reverdie – Miri it is hwile sumer ilasts (English, late 13th C.)
• Sneaker Pimps – How Do

⁺ the 1973 film, not that goddess-awful 2006 remake

EDIT: I forgot to say these sources of information and inspiration:

1. The Music of the Wicker Man – brilliant article and this show heavily leant on (ie stole) this information – hope you don’t mind!
2. Inside the Wicker Man: How Not to Make a Cult Classic (excellent book – most ‘interviews’, ‘documentaries’, ‘new information’ and ‘shocking exposes’ are seemingly this book reheated/nicked – it’s a good read despite having heard a lot of the info from elsewhere, not the books fault as this seems to be the source for all of that)
3. Wiki Man (lol)
4. Gary Carpenter – Setting the Score – interesting info especially about the Trunk release, although in fairness I have to link their response and without the Trunk release being successful there would be no other versions or anything to kvetch about. Also I think the legalities of performance fees are now very different from 1973.
5. Burnt Offerings – Cult of the Wicker Man
6. Wicker Man Enigma – both on the DVD
7. A Darker Shade of Pagan – Wicker Man posts

You might like these previous posts:

• RC 193: Return to Summerisle Part 2 – August 16, 2010
• Paradise is not a house in the city – August 26, 2010
• Radio Clash 90: Seaward to the Western Isles – September 25, 2006
• Radio Clash 91: Raining Haggis in Harris – October 1, 2006
• Make money money money… – August 9, 2010

Yes after 4 years in the wilderness, the Aural pOddities show is BACK! Aren’t you lucky…after the last very POP show this is as unpop as it gets, including the mad, bad, sad, and just plain irritating avant-retard latest in car-crash audio.

You’ll feel like you’ve been in an audio trainwreck and will rush to your Kylie CDs for relief after this, but it’s worth reminding yourselves there’s a strange world out there, and people make and made music and audio like this…and the stranger sadistic thing, I really enjoy it all

Note: not all tracks used in this are ‘unlistenable’ nor ‘crap’ – but they are mixed with a specially developed ‘Unbeliev-a-bull-crap-o-sonic’ technique so terribly with other tracks to make them so. So no offence intended – the most crap thing here is me after all

With thanks (blame?) to WFMU’s Beware of the Blog, 365 Days Project, Hotrod’s Run for Cover, Cool and Strange Music Magazine , Lux and Ivy’s Favorites and many more.

Play LOUD to all your enemies (141Mins, 129Mb)

Tacklist:

• I Cut People – optimistdroppings

Kids and Religion Don’t Mix

• Jim & Tammy & Their Friends – Oops! There Comes a Smile
• Aunt Bertha Presents Singtime with Tiny Tot Calvin – A Cowboy For Jesus
• I Cut People – delete jesus
• Bill Carter – Baby Brother
• The Holiday City Hotcha Kitchen Band – Welcome From Holiday City
• Rick McNamara – Are You Hung Up?

Sex in the Shitty

• Byrd E. Bath – Old Fashioned Balls
• FAX Records Special Erotica Series #5 – Nights of Love In Lesbos: Side 1
• Les Baxter – Lust
• The Four Skins – It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Syphilis
• Cyrus Sullivan – Sex Worker
• Peter Gault & Amy Rachelle – Cosmic Vagina
• Edith Massey – Big Girls Don’t Cry

Invert Advertorial Interval

• Soul :60
• Cassetteboy – Crapboasts
• I Cut People – A Few Good Product Placements

Food Fight!

• Shakin Jake Woods – Fat Bacon
• Peter Gault & Amy Rachelle – Constipation
• Roger Roger – Sound Industrial 15
• GITAR – His Holy Exalted Donut
• The Readymen – Shortnin Bread
• Johnny Parker – tv commercial
• Peter L. Batsin – How To Make a Tape Recorder
• Helen & Dick Bouchard – At The End Of The Rainbow Is Tweekertown
• Yosemitebear Mountain Giant Double Rainbow
• Helen & Dick Bouchard – Nobody Wears A Frown In Tweekertown

By God It’s Foreign Gibberish!

• bosstones – mope-itty moope
• Unknown – Yoodling
• Charlie Drake – I’ve Lost The End Of My Yodel
• Sheena Scott – Yodelay
• The Credibility Gap – Foreign Novelty Smash
• Mala Fe – Beat It
• Gianko y su Sonido La Limpia – A Heart Alone (chichin!)
• Antonio Eugenio Martinez – Volver Volver
• Leonard Simmons – Somewhere My Love
• Mr. Miller and The Blue Notes – Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter
• Mme St. Onge – Prends-moi (Try Me)
• Graveworm – Holding Out for a Hero (Bonnie Tyler)
• Spike Jones – The Jones Laughing Record

Animals Never Work

• Wevie Stonder – Gypsy Chimp
• Virginia Belmont – Billie – Dick – Duke (Canary Solos)
• Nino Nardini – Waltzing Birds
• Pancho the Parrot Sings! – I Left My Heart In San Francisco
• Forbidden Five – Enchanted Farm
• The Tape-beatles – /o/ for frog
• Vampires’ Sound Incorporation – The Lions and the Cucumber
• Eddie Osbourne – Kitten On The Keys
• Nino Nardini – Doggie Boogie
• The Seven Stooges – I Wanna Be Your Dog

Deaf and Violence

• Frank Perry and the Big Action Sound – I Can Fly
• EXEDEXEX – not didgeridoo fight ???
• Sound 8 – Music For Children’s Activities
• John Oswald – z
• GITAR – no-gitar
• The Tape-beatles – …of rebellion
• Groove Da Praia – Used To Love Her (Guns N Roses)
• Bernard Cribbins – The Hole In The Ground
• dicky doo & the don’ts – flip top box
• John Oswald – case of death [part one. chapters 1-16]
• The Frantics – Werewolf
• GITAR – la_getaway
• Embers – I walked all night
• Naomi Hall – Bride of the Monster
• John Oswald – case of death [part two. chapters 1-9]
• Katie Lee – Repressed Hostility Blues
• Erika Eigen – I Wanna Marry A Light House Keeper
• Topmost – The End

You might like these previous posts:

• Show 31: Aural pOddities (or the Annual Aural Terrorist Pledge Drive) – June 11, 2005
• Radio Clash 62: Aural pOddities 2 Strange for Radio – February 1, 2006
• RC 180: Shabbey Road (Beatles #7) – June 12, 2009
• I Cut People – March 13, 2010
• Radio Clash 79: Boot to the Old Skool (2001-2003) Part 1 – June 28, 2006

POP^# in more than one sense – this is the Crimes Against Pop set Kirk and myself played last weekend, mixed in with some of our other choices and the rough (well +20%!) 1 hour set we’d planned. * indicates tracks we played at CAP.

POP you can’t STOP (107Mb, 112Mins)

• The Divine Comedy – At the Indie Disco
• Kylie Minogue – Your Disco Needs You (Casino Radio & Club Mix)*
• Scissor Sisters – Any Which Way
• Kelis – Acapella
• Fenech-Soler – Lies (Alex Metric Remix)
• Vampire Weekend – Holiday*
• Dandy Warhols – Every day should be a holiday
• Black Kids – I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You*
• David Bowie – Rebel Rebel*
• MGMT – Time to Pretend*
• Junior Senior – Move Your Feet*
• FPI Project – Going Back To My Roots
• Dolly Parton – 9 To 5*
• Marilyn Monroe – I wanna be loved by you  [interval]
• Power Station – Some Like It Hot
• Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – (Love Is Like A) Heatwave
• Little Boots – New In Town (Radio Edit)
• De La Soul – A Roller Skating Jam Named “Saturdays”
• Noisettes – Wild Young Hearts
• Phoenix – Lisztomania
• Adam & the Ants – “Antmusic”
• Blur – Song 2*
• Placebo – Nancy Boy
• The Breeders – Cannonball*
• Kenickie – Punka
• DJ Lobsterdust – Knock Out Eileen (L L Cool J vs. Dexy’s Midnight Runners)
• Saint Etienne – Stoned To Say The Least (Richard X Remix)

RANT starts now:

# This was a nightmare of a podcast – from a POPping soundcard – now have a shiny Native Instruments Audio 4 DJ which although not POP-less is far better sounding than my old troublesome firewire M-Audio Audiophile….still got nasty digital hum though. I then re-recorded the whole set – only to have my laptop crash and the whole Hi-MD disc to corrupt on final transfer, losing the lot (Sony’s stupid DRM and encryption is the reason why; no wonder MD as a format bombed – here is an explanation why by the wonderful Quiet American, who I know from modulator days – hi!) so when I upgrade I’m going solid state memory card recorder I think.

Love MiniDisc and it’s highly tolerant auto gain recording, hate it’s stupid DRM…

You might like these previous posts:

• Crimes Against Pop set – July 5, 2010
• Radio Clash 81: Cheers, Tears and Souvenirs – Tim and Kirk in Amsterdam – July 24, 2006
• Radio Clash 1st Year Show – call for input! – November 12, 2005
• Crimes Against Pop – Kirk and Tim DJ set this Sat – July 1, 2010
• WFMU! Freeform in Feed form… – May 26, 2005

Time to let the machines run the show, so this is DJ Charles IV (my iPod) choosing the playlist for this show, with a little Blue Peter style help from me, but it’s mostly his choices, I’m just tagging along for the ride!

He’ll be making the tea next (94Mb, 128Mins)

• Cee-Lo – Night Train (with the Goodie Mob – from Stray Bullets mixtape)
• Mos Def – The Embassy (from The Ecstatic)
• David Cain – May (from The Seasons)
• Dennis Alcapone – No.1 Station
• Goodie Mob – Cell Therapy
• B.o.B – Don’t Break My Heart
• Ian Dury – Don’t Ask Me
• Passion Pit – I’ve Got Your Number
• John Baker – Milky Way
• Hot Chip – Hand Me Down Your Love
• Sage Francis – The Best of Times (from LI(f)e)
• Goodie Mob – Free
• David Cain – July (from The Seasons)
• Horace Heidt & His Californians – Turn On The Heat
• Frankie Goes To Hollywood – One September Monday
• Link Wray & The Raymen – The Fuzz
• Mos Def – Casa Bey (from The Ecstatic)
• Ian Dury – Inbetweenies
• Justice + Cursive – Justified Bad Sex (eve massacre mix)
• Sir Mix-A-Lot – Swass
• The Jamaicans – Ba Ba Boom
• Goodie Mob – Guess Who
• Sage Francis – Slow Man
• Iron & Wine – Boy With A Coin
• Cee-Lo – I’ll Kill Her (feat. ME, LOnan the Destroyer - from Stray Bullets mixtape)
• Mark McGuire – Sun Shining Through The Open Barn Door
• Dolly Parton – Early Morning Breeze (Bent Remix with B.J.Cole)

You might like these previous posts:

• Cee-Lo’s Stray Bullets and B-52′s (and a Red Right Hand) – June 9, 2010
• Radiophonic Month at 3 blogs (Amor Dei found) – May 31, 2010
• Radio Clash 88: One Knuckle Shuffle feat. DJ Charles II – September 7, 2006
• trust me kid, it’s not the end of the world – July 27, 2010
• Duellin’ DJ Yoda does Dirty Pickin Damage! – March 23, 2009

A long summer show reflecting the long uninterrupted periods of sunshine we’re getting in the UK, *cough* NOT.

So here’s another podcast for a schizophrenic summer that can’t make it’s mind up between sunshine, rain, and cloudy on an hourly basis. I also talk about hypnagogic pop, a term from the Wire (I know I know, but at least it’s not chillwave or shitgaze which ARE officially the worst genre names ever) about a certain type of woozy blissed out electronic/experimental guitar music (thanks eve!) – although listeners of Vini Reilly and Pat Metheny might debate the newness of this!

Oh and a cup filled with a liquid that was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea.

It’s only an oversized etch-a-sketch y’know (138 mins, 109Mb)

• El Guincho – Antillas
• Simon And Garfunkel – A Hazy Shade Of Winter
• Tennors – Weather Report
• Dubmatix – London Calling (Album Version) [feat. Don Letts & Dan Donovan] (from Shatter the Hotel benefitting Strummerville)
• B.o.B – The Kids (feat. Janelle Monae)
• Instamatic – Nothin’ Crazy (B.O.B ft Bruno Mars vs Gnarls Barkley)
• Balkan Beat Box – War Again
• LCD Soundsystem – You Wanted a Hit (Keljet Remix)
• Scissor Sisters – Invisible Light (Siriusmo Remix)
• Buraka Som Sistema – Buffalo Stance
• DJ not-I – Burst Your Own Way
• Yeasayer – Ambling Alp
• Inyang Henshaw – Esonta
• Balkan Beat Box – Balcumbia
• lobsterdust – Knock Out Eileen (L L Cool J vs. Dexy’s Midnight Runners)
• U-Roy – I Can’t Love Another
• Broken Bells – Vaporize
• Mark McGuire – A Pocket Full Of Rain
• Yeasayer – I Remember
• Emeralds – Candy Shoppe
• 5th Dimension – Love’s Lines, Angles, and Rhymes
• Matt Elliott – The Mess We Made
• Dusty Springfield – I Found My Way
• Mark McGuire – The Marfa Lights
• Alva Noto – Xerrox Soma
• Broken Bells – Trap Doors
• White Rainbow – Major Spillage
• Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme – Black Hole Sun

You might like these previous posts:

• Raveonettes cover I Wanna Be Adored – August 28, 2010
• RC 141: Odds n’ Sods – January 7, 2008
• I remember when, I remember when I lost my mind – January 1, 2010
• RC 189: Shuffle Little Children feat DJ Charles IV – June 10, 2010
• RC 153: Odds n’ Sods – Let’s Pretend – March 6, 2008

Just found this rather funny and very drunken (and NSFW, scurrilous, loud, and extremely rude) interview at Podcastcon 2006 by Scott of the Night Nurse Show (now Gay Ass Rock Show) for Radio Clash (well more he saw my little iRiver recorder and insisted on doing an interview and wouldn’t take no for an answer!).

If you listen to his discussions in part one with Linda Mills (then of Podcast User) and Conrad Slater of Bitjobs for the Masses about masturbating to Radio Clash and spoken word podcasts, fannies and blowjobs…or in part two joined by Rob Dolby (Top of the Pods) with Scott talking about starfucking and probably libellious discussions including Podshow being the darkside…you might realise why I didn’t use it (also I was busy doing the San Francisco podcasts just after).

• A drunken interview by Scott – Part One
• A drunken interview by Scott – Part Two

It makes my and Scott’s interview with Twinkleboi seem well nice and clean and sober…goodness knows what the legendary all-podcaster Top of the Pods recorded that night sounds like then, that was so rude never made it out there

But as a stroll down memory lane, it’s very funny.

You might like these previous posts:

• £50 Note 60: $50 Bill now up (1/3) AND NightNurse 43 Podwhores (3/3) – November 3, 2006
• UK Britcaster / Podshow meetup – April 24, 2006
• Night Nurse Show with Scott, Rowley, Stefan and I – February 5, 2009
• PodcastCon 2006 UK debrief – November 19, 2006
• Radio Clash 96: Rich’s Uncle with Scott and Jeb (2/3) – October 29, 2006

And more of this re-release mania – back in May 2008 I appeared on Pete Juxtaposeur’s Skip to the End podcast as DJNoNo and created a 30minute mix specially.

Here’s the 320kbps separate version for your separate listening pleasure (although I heartily recommend listening to Skip to the End show I was on for chat and great music from Pete).

Also another mix I’m quite proud of is the Cuddle the Present mix I did for Jeb 50 Pound Note‘s podcast – that’s now back up after being unavailable for a few years and available here.

Also back up is the show I did with Jeb and Lee from I Motor Away and the first of the 3 shows Scott, Jeb and myself did. – the second is available here. Also the Xmas show I did with Scott and Jeb on Scott’s 30th birthday.

Oh and still one of the best podcasts I ever did – the Hijack Happy Birthday podcast me and Jeb did for Lee’s I Motor Away podcast is now up (it seems I Motor Away has podfaded and is not up anymore so I uploaded it for good on my server)

Phew! Did I really do all that?

EDIT: and now courtesy of Scott the 3rd podcast myself, Jeb and Scott did the Night Nurse Show ‘Podwhores’ – joined by Stefan is now up on my server. It is very very rude though in true Night Nurse Show tradition, be warned

You might like these previous posts:

• £50 Note 60: $50 Bill now up (1/3) AND NightNurse 43 Podwhores (3/3) – November 3, 2006
• One of the best podcasts I have recorded… – April 12, 2007
• Radio Clash 96: Rich’s Uncle with Scott and Jeb (2/3) – October 29, 2006
• A rather funny lost interview from PodcastCon 2006 – June 5, 2010
• Night Nurse Show with Scott, Rowley, Stefan and I – February 5, 2009

What is nu/neo-disco?

I asked myself that recently – disco is in my genes (jeans?) yet I was confused at what had happened to the genre since 2008, and at all since I knew hardly any of it (I thought, it partly turned out a matter of genre labelling for a few acts I already knew!)…and you know me, I like a challenge…so I did what I do when I don’t know a genre – I make a mix! Nothing better than concentrating your mind and finding out what’s what than planning a mix.

So I did some research and asked loads of people for suggestions – so big thanks go to eve massacre, ian fondue and @iainh  for introducing me to some of these tracks and bands/producers

So ‘nowdisco’ a 90 minute live Traktor mix is the result…from classic disco re-edited to 1984-style electrodisco to balearic/chilled disco to nu-acid house to modern cosmic (space) disco and a dash of old-skool italodisco from all over the world. I hope you enjoy this sunny disco modern mix.

disco will never die! download nowdisco (127Mb, 90 mins) Or stream/download the whole mix from Soundcloud or at Fairtilizer.

Tracklist:

• Pink Project – Disco Project
• CFCF – You Hear Colours
• Friendly Fires – Paris (Aeroplane remix)
• Drums Of Death – DODFUCKSUPANESCORTTUNE
• Cut Copy – Hearts On Fire (Aeroplane Pop Remix)
• Hercules & Love Affair – Classique #2 (Edit)
• James Yuill – This Sweet Love (Prins Thomas Sneaky Edit)
• YACHT – Psychic City (Rory Phillips Remix)
• Classixx – I’ll Get You (Feat Jeppe)
• Grace Jones – Williams’ Blood (Greg Wilson Version)
• O. Children – Dead Disco Dancer (The Golden Filter Remix)
• Del Shannon – Gemini (Pilooski Edit)
• Headman – Private Show (Video Edit)
• Social Disco Club – Acid Town
• Hard Ton – Earthquake
• House Machine – A.C./I.D.
• Hard Ton – Losers
• The Juan MacLean – Happy House
• The C90s – 10:01 (VillA Remix)
• Golden Bug – King Of Kong
• The Pointer Sisters – Send Him Back (pilooski edit)
• Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – Beggin’ (pilooski edit)
• Fake Blood – Fix Your Accent
• Goldfrapp – Rocket (Richard X Eight Four Remix)
• Quixote feat. Lisa Li-Lund – Before I Started To Dance (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)

You might like these previous posts:

• RC 135: Space Disco I – DiscoStar Galactica – October 16, 2007
• Disco Bollywood Babylon – July 6, 2010
• Acid House will NEVER DIE! – April 18, 2009
• Bearshine Hotel – June 7, 2010
• 303 + Sylvester + Bear = Hard Ton – April 3, 2010

From the underground to the Underground, from the pirates patois to piccadilly palare, the bright lights of Londonium  shine on for the last of the London shows.

“Nothing is certain in London but expense.” (69Mb, 92Mb)

• London Radio montage inc Radio London and Pirate Radio 1994/95
• Blur – London Loves (GHP ‘Londinium Loves’ bootleg mix)
• Sid James – Look at Life – The Market
• Television Personalities – Oxford St., W1
• Philip Lynott – Solo In Soho
• Members – Solitary Confinement
• Soft Cell – Bedsitter
• The Kinks – Muswell Hillbilly
• Frank Tovey – Bridge Street Shuffle
• The The – Heartland
• The Real Tuesday Weld – Last Words
• Polly Perkins of Paddington Green by SpokenVerse (originally Harry Clifton)
• Leslie Hutchinson (Hutch) – A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
• Flanagan & Allen – Where The Arches Used To Be
• Sid James – Bermondsey
• The Mint Juleps – Docklands
• London Conversation with Andy Hackett
• Morrissey – Piccadilly Palare
• Catatonia – Londinium
• Specials – Bright Lights (Peel session)
• London – Amen Andrews (part)
• Pulp – Bar Italia

You might like these previous posts:

• RC 185: Moving to the City (London part 1) – March 18, 2010
• RC 186: London Bridge is Falling Down (London Part 2) – March 25, 2010
• RC 179: Is he a Yankee? Naw I’m a Londoner – UK Hip Hop with Ian Fondue – April 5, 2009
• Know Your History part 2: London Booted – October 26, 2009
• The London Line… – April 1, 2010