Well we must stop meeting like this. Podcast 12! This week Anne of all people starts banging on about football songs. Eamon weeps at the graveside of the music press. Derek Anthony Williams of the Jan Doyle Band makes us believe in Gothic music and our special guest is award winning director and producer Kieron J. Walsh whose credits include 'Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami' and cult 90s series 'A young persons guide to being a rock and roll star' which featured a cameo from Noel Gallagher no less. Kieron takes us from his Dansette to the Disco Bar.

WARNING: This weeks playlist may contain football, we are so sorry about that, luckily for Spotify users the very worst of the songs mentioned were only available on Youtube. Once again our disclaimer; it is solely based on the things alluded to in the show.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Yn2fQPjkMMq4UlGxbLP5i

You may also enjoy watching extra special things that Spotify users cannot see despite their magic, thus we have a You:Tube version for you:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUoDMguaFv1CAZfG_y8QT1Il

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This week Anne and Eamon urge you to join them as they run away to pod land. Anne (a tattooed lady) asks Eamon (a man of virgin skin) whether he ever wanted to engrave a band name on his face. Then it's all jazz-funk, punk & junk as Eamon indulges in his favourite pass time of watching music documentaries and drinking red wine. This week also see's the return of 'Let's Work' our semi-regular feature about when the world of work crashes into the world of music. This week artist John Karborn tells us about his 'Hand to hand' dub plate project and how it led to a desperate scramble to cut the last 10 inch dub-plates in the world. Our guest is a man Eamon has vicariously had breakfast with many times, UK Jazz legend, creative catalyst and former X-Factor Big Band member Soweto Kinch. Soweto selects three moments in his life when the music meant everything. 

If you like the sound of John Karborn's 'Hand to hand' dub plate project then you can listen to clips and put in a bid or two at his website:

https://karborn.com/

This weeks playlist opener can be blamed on Anne, she mentioned the eternal request for The Killers and thats how the WGA playlist works, it is solely based on the things alluded to in the show.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6uUNJHgfoOgFYFQOw3Kl6O

You may also enjoy watching things so we have lovingly recreated it on You:Tube for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE&list=PLPPl5xM2fbUq8RHZzlxNeTZmzOtqtkO7G

The 'Rodney P Jazz Funk' documentary is sadly not currently available on iPlayer but 'NY77 - The Coolest Year in Hell' is on YouTube!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxZFGf8chg8

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This week we talk about the musical deaths you just cant get over. What happens after death when the decisions are made by 'The Estate of...' rather than the 'Artist formerly known as...' and we follow the Police Helicopters over Annes house and discuss the possible reboot of the Rave Scene amid a sea of empty balloons and silver canisters. Our special guest is Writer, Actor and Comedian Miles Chapman who is best known for his brilliant  Channel 4 series 'Lee and Dean' and his work alongside Ricky Gervais in 'David Brent Life on the Road'. Miles tells us about Brixton in the 80s, finding an alternative world in the company of John Peel and then walks into a right old dust up with our Anne. Lines were drawn, scores were settled and music was eventually declared the winner.

This weeks playlist is a delight and is solely based on the things alluded to in the show.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6KIz4CoifxQEoXUgqkWkQ3

You may also enjoy watching things so we have lovingly recreated it on You:Tube for you:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUqMCQNO7w83rAYoUxo_Ungz

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Well here we are with Episode 9! This week we talk about the future of raving in the age of social distancing, we imagine what it would be like to start all over again with a brand new record collection, CEO of Dope Ammo Records Coco Shah 'Makes Me Believe' in the power of Jungle Music and our special guest is BBC Radio 6 DJ, Writer and Broadcaster Tom Ravenscroft. Tom takes the time time share his 'Phonographic Memories' with us and discusses the pros and cons of following in John Peel's frankly enormous DJ shoes. It's all very jolly.

Our Spotify playlist is based solely on what we happen to mention during the show, it is not 'curated' as such. This week it's got everything from solo piano music to full on hardcore junglism.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2nYB3l1zHluRDFYwYW2tTb?si=tDWy4TcdRl2Bjq1ppnzRLg

The YouTube version is here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hj-jPJK8DEE&list=PLPPl5xM2fbUrzSyaG2JnFsVc9QMTy373y

Coco's label Dope Ammo has its HQ here:

https://dopeammo.com/

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Recorded after three months of Lockdown Anne and Eamon enjoy their first taste of freedom in a farmyard setting. They discuss left handed mugs, the sounds of the countryside and 'The Stubborn Light of Things'. Eamon asks who stood up for music in its darkest hour, and Anne splits on who knocked the needle off the decks at The Social. Our special guest is the wise and wonderful Karen Arthur. Fashion Designer, Instagram Influencer, Mental Health Advocate and Disco Dancer, Karen shares her musical memories and makes us want to dance!

Our Spotify playlist is based solely on what we happen to mention during the show, it is not 'curated' as such. This week it's actually very good! OK there is the blight of Bucks Fizz on there but you can skip that.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1xQiNGcTcf0TzZa1oD9GHD?si=pcRPomv6TQWu38gqfdOtkQ

The YouTube version is here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1r6SLjmk-V0&list=PLPPl5xM2fbUqXkPbmDz3eqy_35CiUR1Vl

Mel Harrison's excellent podcast is available here:

https://open.spotify.com/show/6E2AaGNzWL5Zy6RG4Zqtkd

Karen recommends Jazz Re:freshed:

https://www.jazzrefreshed.com/

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This week we consider the soundtrack to the afterlife, explore the notion of idol worship and shout "HELLO!" into the 'World of Echoes'. Our special guest is the writer, broadcaster and grower of noteworthy hair Bibi Lynch. Bibi pays her respects to the King, lets a girl down gently and set's herself free in this hilarious interview that contains some fruity language and sexy talk. NSFW.

Our Spotify playlist is based solely on what we happen to mention during the show, it is not 'curated' as such. It's all quite easy going this week apart from a bit of honking from John Coltrane:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6uo8blzPARfXveOqLUBA5D?si=xLI1UzTpQOq-tMRs6qcx1g

There is also a YouTube version: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnTlaNueeUU&list=PLPPl5xM2fbUqe7aWfU2QuGQz80KavLqh1

You can also watch the Mondo Elvis documentary we talk about - its really quite something:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgj3EyBBOP8&feature=youtu.be

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Welcome to Episode 6! We think this is the best show so far and really hope you agree. This was the first episode we recorded in lockdown and so we start off reeling in shock as we broadcast from our respective homes under a duvet in extremely hot weather. We talk about the brilliant Beastie Boys documentary and one of their rather sleazy hangers on, we ask a genuine professor of music what the point of Noise music is and we welcome actor, comedian and Jazz enthusiast Marcus Brigstocke in to share his Phonographic Memories - and this is a beautiful interview. Please tell your friends, subscribe and all that good stuff - you know you want to.

Our Spotify playlist is based solely on what we happen to mention during the show, it is not 'curated' as such. 

WARNING! Watch out for your hearing - some of the 'noise' pieces are extremely loud! We have thoughtfully put these tracks at the end of the Playlist, we strongly suggest you lower the volume before Merzbow breaks you brain into tiny pieces. We are not kidding.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QJ03U7XNsxHXOLI6b384r?si=a17zEvlvSiWr57t-ggUYwA

There is also a YouTube version that is well worth a visit because it includes Moby 1000  

Marcus recommends listening to Hannah Wants too so here is a live set from Printworks London.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEf8PKxJSUA

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What goes around? Well this episode will see Anne and Eamon grappling with the concept of taste, worrying about the robots and falling down a K-Hole of K-Pop. Our special guest is actor, writer and director Tim Plester. Tim has made a number of award winning films such as 'Way of the morris' and 'The ballad of Shirley Collins' as well as appearing in everything from 'Game of Thrones' to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. He is also a man that has been known to strap bells to his body and take a pigs bladder to the face. Tim takes us on a search for tribal identity and it all gets a bit sentimental about the time when Eamon wore the tightest trousers he had ever seen. 

We would like to dedicate this episode to the memory of Bryan Sheppard the fool of Adderbury village. 

Our Spotify playlist is based solely on what we happen to mention during the show, it is not curated as such by us - just making that clear. This week the road is long and bumpy.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/43BZtTWwv1mBz3VG4rpaZa?si=Ov_-rVmuQWix_bSJtIMjBg

There is also a YouTube version if you wish to challenge your eyes and your ears.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUoe8jFyROa_dg9U6yUY3_Tu

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