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  • DTB 27

    It’s a game of chance she says-roll ze die, see where it goes……….no one knows!

    1 sparks-this town ain’t big enough for the both of us

    2 the heads-no more lonely nights

    3 kazi aniruddha-aao twist Karen

    4 the lafayettes-life’s too short

    5 hyper black bass-chatty mouth

    6 no more-suicide commando

    7 the headcoatees-ca plane pour moi

    8 dan penn-I need a lot of loving

    9 janie jones/the clash-sex machine

    10 ranking dread-yes yes yes dub

    11 the tape-beatles-mind problems

    12 ultravox-the wild, the beautiful & the damned

    13 captain beefheart & his magic band-big eyed beans from venus

    14 lee allen & his band-tic toc

    15 the chromatics-tick of the clock

    16 arthur prysock-your body makes eyes at me

    17 jack nitzche-da doo ron ron

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  • Lifeline 36

    Sorry about the break! Needed a little holiday n all. Well I’m back with some new fun and games. Lots of new stuff to share from Franz Ferdinand and Sparks to the Wave Pictures with a smattering of well love gems from the past.

    Loving you all as always

    Rosspunk!

     

    Ben E. King – Spanish Harlem

    Django Django – Shot Down

    Steve Reich – Electric Counterpoint (Fast)

    Engineers – Fight Or Flight (Instrumental)

    Mott the Hoople – Roll away the stone

    FFS – A Violent Death

    The Wave Pictures – Green River

    War – City, Country, City

    The Shangri-Las – Remember (Walkin’ In The Sand)

    Panda Bear – Come To Your Senses  DJ Shadow – You Can’t Go Home Again

    Malcolm McLaren – Legba

    Tito Puente – Oye Como Va

    The Beatles – Its All Too Much

    Cibo Matto – The Candy Man

    The Orb – Little Fluffy Clouds

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  • Post Punk Vol 3

    -The time seems just about wrong for another dip into some of the more exciting & interesting ditties & meanderings of the late 70’s post-punk era, so we now have ‘Post Punk Vol.3’ for your dissaproval…

    ………”Go ahead” he said- so I am….

     

    1 WIRE-GO AHEAD

    2 D.A.F-DER RAUBER UND DER PRINZ

    3 SPIZZ ENERGY-PLATFORM 3

    4 THE POP GROUP-SHE IS BEYOND GOOD & EVIL

    5 THE CLASH-THE COOL OUT

    6 A CERTAIN RATIO-THE FOX

    7 PROPAGANDA-JEWEL

    8 YELLO-STANZTRIGGER

    9 DEPARTMENT S-IS VIC THERE?

    10 THE FLYING LIZARDS-HER STORY

    11 CABARET VOLTAIRE-SLUGGIN FOR JESUS

    12 THIS HEAT-RADIO PRAGUE

    13 YOUNG MARBLE GIANTS-FINAL DAY

    14 THE RAINCOATS-IN LOVE

    15 THE RED CRAYOLA-THE JEWELS OF THE MADONNA

    16 NATIVE HIPSTERS-THERE GOES CONCORDE AGAIN

    17 THE OFFS-COOL DOWN

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  • Lifeline 35

    Dropping in a little late this week. I am back after a little live diversion and will be regularly assaulting your lobes once more.

    With love as always, RPX

    Lesley Garrett – La Wally

    Scott Walker – Dealer

    Gong – Faerie Steps

    Buena Vista Social Club – Chan Chan

    Mikey Chung And The Now Generation – Crying In The Chapel

    Butthole Surfers – The Hurdy Gurdy Man

    Giorgio Moroder – (Theme From) Midnight Express (Vocal: Chris Bennett)

    Jane Weaver – Argent

    Holy Fuck – Latin America

    The Chap – Proper Rock

    The Stranglers – Sveridge

    Lonelady – Groove It Out

    Bizarre Inc – Playing With Knives (Quadrant Mix)

    The Stepkids – La La

    Jorge Ben – Mas Que Nada

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  • DTB-26

    a rHumBa rhuMba !!!

    MaKe My FuNK a

    P-FuNK….I wAntS tO gEt FUnked uP-

    befORe & aFteR thE gUnFire- thERe wAs a deAdLy siLence-

     KiNg TuBby on the Hi Fi- BOOM BOOM BOOM! TeRence sTamp & JAne BirKin hanGIng oUt in KeNsingTon- nIce hAt!

    BOOM BOOM BOOM !

    wEnt tHe Hi Fi. tHe BuTTerfLy’s naMe waS tHe ALchYmist anD

     it wAs spOtted in ColChesTer iN 1875-RIghT On bRoTHer! said tHe kIttEN WItH tHe sOFt Purr.

    iT waS a bRighT ColD dAy in wEst LoNdon- BOOM BOOM BOOM !-wEnt the Hi Fi- aNgeL  BOy WAs sITTIN PrETTY-SHArP piNstrIPE thReads & A bArgain coLoUr TV- oN tOP Of hIs GAmE. I crOSSED OvER thE rOad,An TUrneD right onTO laDBrOKE GrOVE.

    fiX mE A drInk sHe saYs- King Tubby ON THE Hi Fi- BOOM BOOM BOOM !

    leave nothing to chance, sHe Says-

    aN olD gUY wiTh A ToRN JUmPER AN a StrIPEY tiE SAyS

     -PLay mE SOmE NEU WaVE soN-

    DUB VENDOR was AlrEAdY Up aN runnIN’

    • KING TUBBY ON THE Hi Fi-
    • BOOM BOOM BOOM! …mAke mY fuNk a P-funk….I WAnts to gEt funKed uP! -aS iF aNythIng cOUld gO wRong nOw?…
    • 1 Parliament-P-Funk (wants to get funked up)

      2 Keith Leblanc-these sounds

      3 Hank Williams-Move it on over

      4 Hank Williams-I’m so lonesome I could cry

      5 Jon Spencer Blues Explosion-Crossroad hop

      6 Booker T & the M.G’s-Green Onions

      7 Trinity-Z90

      8 LL Cool J-Rock the Bells

      9 Wooden Shjips-Loose Lips

      10 Reuben Wilson-Blue Mode

      11 Federale-Tribe

      12 Whinnie Williams-That’s Entertainment

      13 The Bombay Royale-The Bombay Twist

      14 It’s a Beautiful Day-White Bird

       

       

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    • Chris Frankham

      To celebrate reaching 50 in 2004, Sundridge Park Mansion was booked. A black tie event, a menu of fish and chips or sausage and mash, with mushy peas, designed to lower the tone, was unleashed on 50 unsuspecting guests, to approval.

      Backdrop in place, I decided that if I had to pay a DJ 200 quid, then it may as well, be my poor taste that we listened to. I provided a playlist and all the CD’s. All the DJ had to do was follow instructions.

      mean, but I couldn’t risk the ‘Birdie Song’ being played, least of all my guests getting up to dance to it!

      The whole evening was always going to be about the music for me, I didn’t want to have to wait until something played, that I could dance to, or at very least it would have to be a ‘toe tapper’.

      What you get here is a snippet/flavour of that evening (but not necessarily in the same order, apart from the last 3 track finale), with a few additions, that on reflection I may have played (had they been released), nod to my marriage, and Cops and Buns for DTB assimilation.

      Frank Zappa Cops and Buns

      Frank Zappa Wedding Dress Song

      Frank Zappa Handsome Cabin Boy

      The Platters   Enchanted

      Nat King Cole           Let There Be Love

      Neville Brothers (Aaron)     In The Still Of The Night

      Fun Lovin Criminals           Get Your’e Coat

      Ray Charles  A Fool For You

      Buena Vista Social Club    Y Tú Qué Has Hecho?

      Electric Bluebirds     Colinda

      Salif Keita      Wamba

      Talking Heads          Nothing (But Flowers)

      Neville Brothers       Sister Rosa

      Jimi Hendrix All Along The Watchtower

      The Isley Brothers    Hope You Feel Better

      Curtis Mayfield         (Dont Worry) If There’s Hell Below…

      The Temptations      Law Of The Land

      JAMIROQUAI           Virtual Insanity

      Happy Mondays       Bob’s Yer Uncle

      Marvin Gaye After The Dance (Instrumental)

      Frank Zappa Strictly Genteel

      I hope you enjoy.

      Thanks Ross, I feel honoured, assuming you air!

      Chris Frankham

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    • Rio Rock 2

      More ‘rock n’ roll- ‘all flavors’ from the tape an vinyl collections of the guys from ‘Rio Rock’ in Kensington Market back in the day (late 70’s/early 80’s)

       

      1 Freddie Bell & the Bellboys-Teach you to rock

      2 The Flamingo’s-Jump Children

      3 Jimmy Dell-I got a Dollar

      4 Johnny Powers-Long Blond Hair

      5 The Video’s-Trickle Trickle

      6 The Nutmegs-Story Untold

      7 The Flairs-When I was Young

      8 Curtis Gordon-Mobile Alabama

      9 The Five Keys-She’s the Most

      10 The Nutmegs-Rock Me

      11 The Dells-Everyday I have the Blues

      12 Woody Herman & his Orchestra-99 Guys

      13 The Jivers-Ray Pearl

      14 Johnny Otis & his Orchestra-Mambo Boogie

      15 Ray Harris-Come on little Mama

      16 The Chordettes-No Wheels

      17 The Jesters-The Plea

      18 Nappy Brown-Don’t you be Angry

      19 Sammy Masters-Pink Cadillac

      20 The Harptones-Marie

      21 Elvis Presley-Mystery Train

      22 Barbara Pittman-I’m getting better all the time

      23 The Flairs-Rock Bottom

      24 Cab Calloway & his Orchestra-Jumpin’ Jive

      25 The Lawrence Keys Trio-Noisy Clock

      26 Gene Vincent & the Blue Caps-Double Talkin Baby

      27 The Jive Five-What time is it?

       

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    • Lifeline 34 ‘The Rock One’

      Rock is a broard church and one that normally gets a bad press. Here is my take on Rock and not an inch of spandex in sight.

      Get your air guitars, close your eyes and stand by for lift off.

      From the 60’s to the present day rock’s saviours and outsiders.

      From Rosspunk, with just a little kiss (like this).

      AC/DC Riff Raff

      Ty Segall & White Fence   Scissor People

      Little Barrie   Eyes Were Young

      Jorge Ben   Ponta De Lanca Africano (Umbabarauma)

      Led Zeppelin   What Is And What Should Never Be

      Deep Purple   Shield

      Sandi Shaw   Your Time Is Gonna Come

      Aerosmith Sweet Emotion

      The Mooney Suzuki   Alive & Amplified

      Primal Scream   Jailbird

      Beaver & Krause   Saga Of The Blue Beaver

      Agent Provocateur   Red Tape

      Todd Rundgren  I Saw The Light

      Rare Earth   Hey Big Brother (Single Version)

      Chicago   I’m a Man

      The Doors   Peace Frog

      Alice Cooper   Under My Wheels

      John Lennon   Cold Turkey

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    • Soulboys-Jazz Funkers Pt.1 & Pt.2

      Before Punk, there was Funk! The Goldmine, the Lacy Lady, Room at the Top, the Global Village-All through the Seventies DJ’s/Clubs like these would play the best in underground/imported Soul, Funk, Disco, Acid Jazz an later, Jazz-Funk.

      To all those folk who went to club’s like the Goldmine in Essex, where Chris Hill was a legend (voted best club/an best DJ, throughout the early 70’s-He was also responsible for starting the whole Swing revival scene, when he started playing artist’s like Glen Miller & the Andrews Sisters).

      -My cousin & his girlfriend, who were a bit older than me used to go in the early 70’s, an were involved in the whole Swing scene. They were also both heavily into Bowie an Roxy.

      By the mid 70’s the crowd were a mixture of the coolest & most fashionable soul fans, as well as local art/fashion students- Bowie /Roxy fans (a lot of who would go on to be Punks)–People would come from all over Essex-from London an Bromley etc…..A lot of the crowd by now would also regularly be going down the Kings road of a weekend-Seditionaries, Acme Attractions etc……you’d see a mixture of

      straight/drainpipe or carpenter jeans, mohair jumpers, string vests,Hawaiian shirts,pointed shoes plastic sandals, army surplus stuff, coloured wedge haircuts  etc………..

      Later- after the Punk Scene died out or got a bit too commercial (78/79) a lot of people drifted back into the Soul/Funk scene.

       -Although around this time a few ex-punks that I knew were also getting into Rock ‘n’ Roll an Rockabilly (covered more with the ‘Rio Rock’ mix)-whilst others were beginning to discover Electronic music (see also the ‘Croc’s’ mix).

      Anyway this one’s for all the Soulboys an Jazz Funkateers out there!

       

      Pt’s1&2.

       

      1 Jimmy Smith-Burning Spear

      2 Gino Soccio-Dancer

      3 Brass Construction-Ha Cha Cha

      4 Mongo Santamaria-Watermelon Man

      5 Wilbert Longmire-Black is the color

      6 Isaac Hayes-Zeke the Freak

      7 Two Man Sound-Que Tal America

      8 Oliver Sain-Party Hearty

      9 Harvey Mason Groovin You

      10 The Blackbyrds-Spaced Out

      11 Reuben Wilson-Got to get your own

      12 Manu Dibango-Soul Makossa

      13 Crown Heights Affair-Say a Prayer for Two

      14 Brass Construction-Sambo

      15 Richard Groove Holmes-Groovin’ for Mr G

      16 Idris Muhammad-Boogie to the Top

      17 Ronnie Jones-Me & Myself

      18 Candido-Serenade to a Savage

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    • DTB 25

      Ride you devil-ride! agh……Thrill’s, Chill’s an Spill’s- The Circus is in town! It’s wild ya know, round n’ round they go- It’s the end, like everyone does their own thing… she says, it’s a scene man…..click…

      click…click…, cluck…cluck…cluck! Vroom vroom, vroom vroom- Let’s get oughta here!

       

      1 Dave Allan & the Arrows-Devils Rumble

      2 Ian Dury & The Blockheads-I want to be straight

      3 Pigbag-Papa’s got a brand new Pigbag

      4 Billy ‘the kid’ Emerson-Shim Sham Shimmy

      5 Victor Sylvester-Noel Coward Medley

      6 Trans Mo-Grifi-Whole Lotta Love

      7 Karen O-Body

      8 Songhoy Blues-Soubour

      9 Witowmaker-This is it

      10 Joe Strummer-Cool ‘n’ Out

      11 The Animals-Talkin’ bout you

      12 Them-Gloria’s dream

      13 MG-Brink

      14 Adam & the Ants-Cartrouble

      15 Wildbirds & Peacedrums-The unreal Vs the real

      16 In Aeternam Vale-Annie

      17 Movin’ Morfomen-Run girl run

      18 Lubos Fiser-Puppets

      19 Gang of four (featuring Alison Mosshart)-Broken Talk

      20 Toyan-How the West was won

      21 Al ‘Jazzbo’ Collins-3 Little Pigs

      22 Tubby Hayes-Voodoo

       

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