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totallyradio - the daily show
1974 - at first sight hardly an inspiring era for music. Yet this humble year witnessed a tidal wave of superior sounds from all genres - reggae, soul, funk, cosmische music and on pop and rock's experimental fringes. An hour of the best of '74 from Robert Wyatt, Jacob Miller, Funkadelic, Gram Parsons, Can and more. |  |
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rock - future rocknroll
A collection of cutting edge new bands on the cusp of being huge with Late Of The Pier, Tronik Youth, unsigned future stars Panther DXL and Ming Dynasty plus a rare Foals mix. |  |
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breaks - tru thoughts unfold
New music from Al Green (produced by The Roots), Snoop Dogg doing Country&Western and The New Master Sounds, classic tunes from Dinah Washington and the exclusive remix by Hint of the Hot 8 Brass Band. |  |
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altcountry - gilded palace
Exclusive Eilen Jewell live tracks and interview this week. More details and playlist follow... |  |
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jazz - the mystery lesson
Pan-global out-sounds from California, Sheffield, New York, Italy, Brighton, Paris, Chicago, London and Japan. Featuring this month’s featured album – Martin Archer’s ‘In Stereo Gravity’ – and a genuine oddity recently unearthed from the archives: a Friday night Jewish Prayer jazzed-up by Herbie Hancock and his swingin’ pals in 1968. Enough already! |  |
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world - afrobase
New releases with a Brazillian breeze from DJ Farapo & Yanez and a retrospective from Marcos Valle, plus Johnny Clarke skanks it with the Soothsayers, and remixes abound with Gecko Turner (Afrodisiac Soundsystem), Alice Russell (Grant Phabao), and the Fania All Stars. A check on master percussionists Luisito Quintero, Mongo Santamaria and Cuco Martinez, and the Tony Allen chop up with Salah Ragab (new version). Rarities from Nkengas, S-Job, Mono Mono, Miriam Makeba, Houon Pierre, and the dubness of the Midnight Groovers. |  |
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chill - chill guest shows and exclusives
Featuring new and un-released tracks from ABSOLUTE AMBIENT records
Including a collaberation between Pan Electric and ISHQ. Some irreverant humour from Green Nuns Radio club…. and tracks from the new Suns of ARqua musical anthology .
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hiphop - the dugout
Knee deep in hip hop this week. Brand new Neptunes produced single from Busta Rhymes, upfront remix from Kidz in the Hall ft Clipse’s Pusha T, Bun B & Cool Kids, Heliocentrics ft MF Doom. Plus music from Brooklyn based uber-producers Ratatat,, David Axelrod, Jackie Mittoo & a rather splendid Smokey Robinson reggae bootleg. Plus a mix from Oxford based DJ Idecision... |  |
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pop - cavalcade of pop
An embarrassment of riches tumble out of your radiogram as Stu spins some top notch pre-releases from the likes of Feist, Lorraine, Lykke Li, The Duke Spirit, Ladytron, The Kills and The Delays. There’s additional high-octane electro pop theatricals courtesy of The Presets and Lady Gaga – plus selected tracks from not one but two, yes two, featured albums: ‘Third’ by Portishead and ‘Sam Sparro’ by (yes, you guessed correctly) Sam Sparro. |  |
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jazz - vibes unlimited
Hefty jazz from Sleepwalker, music on the Brazilian side with Jackson Conti and a couple of tunes from the forthcoming "best of" Marcos Valle album on Far Out - beautiful tunes that showcase the man's talents, plus the usual mixture of quality music - new and old. |  |
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breaks - solid steel
Mr Wyse. 57 tracks in 57 minutes bish-bosh-bash! Quick fire business on the mix! Amongst hip hop heroes you'll find tracks from Idris Muhammad, The Knack, Bauhaus and Peter Gabriel all crafted together. Archive Coldcut, DJ Food and DK to close! |  |
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world - excuse my french!
Kid Loco is this month's special guest. Tom joined him to chat about his music, his influences and as usual, we take you on our own special tour of the independent French music scene. Salut! |  |
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chill - morning glory
Morning Glory welcomes in the sunshine with bright warm weirdness from Panda Bear, Black Moth Super Rainbow and Quiet Village, as well as brand new Subtle and Son Lux material, and a little Aphex Twin/Adem face off. |  |
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world - african and global beat
Looking at the first batch of renegade groups to break away from Zaïko Langa Langa in the mid 70s. Music from Isifi Lokole, Yoka Lokole, Orchestre Isifi, Ba Isifi Baye, Isifi Melodia, and Orchestre Folklore Lokole. Spectacular vocals and chaotic arrangements from Evoloko, Papa Wemba, Bozi Boziana, Mavuela Siméon and Vadio Mambenga. |  |
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reggae - roots garden sound system
Two Hours of strictly Roots and Culture Reggae music with Chezidek, Rootz Foundation, Viceroys, Ras Shiloh, Bob Skeng, Stephen Marley, Echo Ranks, dub providers, Manasseh, Sandeeno, Matic 16, Disciples, Leroy Brown, Winston Jarrette and more! |  |
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world - aracataca
New Latin releases from Dorancé Lorza & Sexteto Café, Gilberto "Pulpo" Colón and Willie Rodríguez, Los Van Van, Bobby Matos, Orestes Valido, Conjunto Caney, Maelo Ruiz, Fito Reinoso and others. Plus a tribute to Israel "Cachao" López (1918-2008), one of the most influential of all Cuban musicians, closely associated with the genesis of the mambo and a master proponent of descarga (Latin jam session). |  |
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altindie - where to now
Hard hitting hits from the ever expanding d.i.y / no wave / post punk underground and over ground. Featuring : scissor girls, petticoats, y pants, mutators, i.u.d, modettes, sarah goes pop, honey baine and many many more. |  |
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world - rough guide to world music
Plenty of new releases this month. Two Latin compilations with Salsa, Son, Merengues and Bachatas. There is a new cd from BBC Award winning slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya. Plus music from Brazil, Lebanon, West Africa and Australia. E-mail radioshow@worldmusic.net for the competition or for feedback on “Your Rough Guide to a World of Music”. |  |
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experimental - experimental guests and exclusives
Guest presenter Joe Walker showcases Czech film composer Zdeòek Liška. Featuring a selection of clips from Liška‘s best known films, including Shop on Main Street, Baron Munchausen and his work for Jan Švankmajer, and drawing on rarities he has personally collected over 20 years, Joe Walker explains why he was drawn to this composer and why his music is so special. |  |
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