Stonehigh - Funkin' Elle

Human Egg - Feeling On My Mind
JD and The Evil's Dynamite Band - Backwards Intentions
Rare Earth - I Just Want To Celebrate (Scratch N' Sniff Rerub)
The Politicians - Funky Toes
General Crook - What Time It Is (Bill Brewster Reedit)
Whitefield Brothers - The Bastard
The Wiseguys - The Sound You Hear
Soul Tornados - Bobby's Mood
Spanky Wilson & Quantic Soul Orchestra - Waiting For Your Touch
Bo Diddley - Take It All Off
Ricardo Ray & The Whiskey Barons - Stop Look Listen (Whiskey Baron Edit)
The Politicians - Psycha-Soula-Funkadelic
Ramsey Lewis - Do What You Wanna (Mr Scruff's Soul Party Mix)
Wendell Harrison - Farewell To Welfare Part 1
T.C.James & The Fist 'O' Funk Orchestra - Get Up On Your Feet (Walter Gibbons mix)
Soul East - Funky Lady Parts 1 & 2
Visioneers - Apache
Snooky & The Cosmic Things - Hearing Things
Lack of Afro - When The Sun Comes Down
Sound Experience - Going Through The Motions
Steely Dan - Do It Again

Mixed Between Stoke Newington & New Brighton
Glued Together @ Bong Heights
April - June 2011

a deadSOUND Collab 22

Hedgehog Revenge - Side A

Hedgehog Revenge - Side B

Brighton Festival 2011: Lee 'Scratch' Perry & Max Romeo

Lucy Duran introduces World Routes in concert at the Brighton Festival, featuring dub reggae pioneers Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Max Romeo, together with UK producer Adrian Sherwood.

Veteran, Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Lee 'Scratch' Perry has become a legend of Jamaican reggae, and is acclaimed as a pioneer of dub. He is now well into his 70s, but with no thoughts of retiring - he has just completed a new album 'Rise Again'. Here he teams up with Max Romeo, whose most successful album, 'War in a Babylon', Perry produced in 1976. Adrian Sherwood has worked as producer with a wide range of successful artists, but he is best known for his work with dub music - he has worked regularly with Lee Perry since the 1980s.

Max Romeo — Stealing in the name of the Lord (3:45)
Max Romeo — Back to the Bible (3:54)
Max Romeo — War ina Babylon (3:50)
Max Romeo — Chase The Devil (3:27)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - Crazy Baldheads (6:00)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry — Jah Live (4:21)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry — Duppy Conqueror (4:55)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry — Small Axe (4:16)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry — Jungle Safari (4:32)

Performers: Max Romeo, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Adrian Sherwood, The New Upsetters
20th May, Brighton Festival 2011

Broadcast
Sat 4 Jun 2011
BBC Radio 3

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b011pks4

OO-EE-OO-AH-AH-TING-TANG-WALLA-WALLA-BING-BANG

Show three of a six programme history of novelty records...previously aired on Resonance fm in 2010...this one features an interview with Probe Plus label supremo Geoff Davies talking about top signings Half Man Half Biscuit (who are not a novelty band) and how the Beatles lost it by 1964 among other things...

Bert Parks - Abdul Abulbul Amir
The Playmates - Beep Beep
Johnny Cash - Everybody Loves A Nut
Julie And Gordon - Gordons Not A Moron
Geoff Davies Interview Part 1
Half Man Half Biscuit - Thy Damnation Slumbereth Not
Sheb Wooley - Purple People Eater
The Highriders - Stamp Out The Beatles
Geoff Davies Interview Part 2
Ronnie Ronalde - The Yodelling Whistler
Napoleon Xiv - They’Re Coming To Take Me Away (Ha Ha)
Peter Sellers - Any Old Iron
Bent Bolt And The Nuts - The Mechanical Man
The Hee Bee Gee Bees - Boring Song
The Barron Knights - Never Mind The Presents/Another Brick In The Wall

Presented By Carlos Slazenger

recorded by me from webcast

http://www.mixcloud.com/carlosslazenger/oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ting-tang-walla-walla-bing-bang-show-3/

Bong - FSOD

The Found Sound Orchestra - Feeling Like A Bird

The Found Sound Orchestra - Olivia Has A Word
The Found Sound Orchestra - When My Mornings Were Bright
The Found Sound Orchestra - Lovely Bum
The Found Sound Orchestra - Thankyou 3 Times
The Found Sound Orchestra - The Unlucky Valentine
The Found Sound Orchestra - When My Brother Was Made
The Found Sound Orchestra - The Reason
The Found Sound Orchestra - We'll Never Be Free
The Found Sound Orchestra - My Woman (She's So Cute)
The Found Sound Orchestra - Koko Koko
The Found Sound Orchestra - DLYPTN
The Found Sound Orchestra - The Never Ending Blue
The Found Sound Orchestra - The Snare & The Echo Pot
Joan As Police Woman - Flash (A Found Sound Reorchestration)
The Found Sound Orchestra - The Minnuesque
The Found Sound Orchestra - Right About Midnight
The Found Sound Orchestra- Another Sleepless Nite (Without U)

Bong Heights
April 2011

deadSOUND 52

GUEST MIX VOL. 7 - JONNY TRUNK'S MIND SEX

Trunk Records deals in three important commodities: music, sex and nostalgia. And for founder Jonny Trunk, the result of mixing all three together is when it really gets interesting. As such, Spine Radio would like to present you with a special guest mix from the man himself, that can only be described in his own words as 'music from sex films and things like that'.

In an interview for music magazine Bearded, Jonny once said, "As a 'growing young man', I think everyone encounters pornography. And to me, pornography: not interesting for the sex, interesting for the music - obsessed by it."

But getting your hands on the soundtrack for the latest obscure German erotica productions can often be more complicated then just a quick trip to your closest HMV. So to help you on your way, Jonny Trunk’s Sex On My Mind mix, is a glorious compilation of library music you were always too embarrassed to ask for. Play it again, Trunk.

http://www.spinetv.net/mag/2011/Jan/5/guest-mix-vol-7-jonny-trunks-mind-sex/

Recorded and encoded by me from webcast

Into The Music Library

It's the music which has surrounded us our whole lives, but which most of us have never quite heard let alone listened to... and nearly all of it made in the UK.

Sometimes called 'Source music', 'Mood Music' or as it's best known, 'Library music': a hugely important part of British sonic history. Its use and purpose is simple: it's well produced, economic music for film, TV, advertising and radio. Never commercially available to the general public, this music was pressed onto vinyl from the 1950s onwards in short, limited quantities and then sent directly to TV production houses and radio stations for use when necessary.

From the mid 1960s onwards, as TV and radio productions expanded, so did library music usage. As a result the golden age of TV (and our memories of it) is not only punctuated but dominated by classic library music.

Sports themes, situation comedies, game shows, cartoons, talk shows, classic children's tv, the testcards and even Farmhouse Kitchen was brought to us all with the help of library music. Themes for Terry And June, Grange Hill, Mastermind, Match Of The Day and of course that gallery tune from Vision On are all well placed library cues. But there are reels (and reels) of gorgeously crafted, equally great stuff that never made it past the elevator door! We have been surrounded by it forever, but we know so little about it.... Where does it comes from? Who actually makes it? And how do you actually set about making music for the inside of a waiting area, a lift or for a plane before it takes off?

In this first ever documentary about library music we'll look into its history (starting in 1909), speak with the dynastic library owners (de Wolfe, KPM, John Gale), We find out what's it's like to make music to imaginary pictures by speaking to the library music makers (which could include Jimmy Page and Brian Eno), and even have a word with the Musicians Union who banned UK recording of library music throughout the late 60s.

We also talk to the modern day enthusiasts, the collectors (Jerry Dammers) and explore the contemporary influences of this extraordinary musical genre. And of course re-acquaint ourselves with some of the most familiar music we've never listened to!

Presented by collector and archivist Jonny Trunk.

Producer: Simon Hollis A Brook Lapping production for BBC Radio 4.

Broadcast on BBC Radio 4, 1:30PM Tue, 12 Apr 2011

Recorded and encoded by me from radio

Zangnob - Smile

The Bug - Angry ft. Tippa Irie
The Emperor Machine - What's In The Box?
Mu - Let's Get Sick
Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood (live)
The Incredible Bongo Band - Bongolia
Ebony Rhythm Band - Drugs Ain't Cool
Stereolab - Outer Bongolia
Sound Iration - Satta Light
Buraka Som Sistema - Sound of Kudero
The Cutler - Scimitar
Keb Darge - Cross Bronx Expressway
Lesley Gore - Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows

recorded between limerick and new brighton

glued together @ bong heights
april 2011

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