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Late Junction presented by Stewart Lee (320kbps .mp3)
Journeys in music, ancient to future. The home for adventurous listeners
01. With Richard Dawson
For Christmas week, Late Junction is guest edited and presented by comedian and music fanatic Stewart Lee.
Lee has a long-standing fascination with improvised music, choosing guitarist Derek Bailey as incidental music for his shows, and exploring the parallels with comedy through collaborations with the likes of Steve Beresford and Tania Chen.
From his time spent in record shops as a teenager, to more recent work moonlighting as a music critic, Lee has built up a deep collection, with post-punk and folk traditions also well represented.
And folk is where his first guest choice of the week comes in: musician Richard Dawson is one of the leading lights of the British scene, through work under his own name and in collaboration with Rhodri Davies as Hen Ogledd. Though rooted in the music of his native north-east, Dawson’s influences include psychedelia, art-rock and the Sufi tradition. He brings in some tracks from his own extensive music library to share with Stewart.
01. Richard Dawson - A Parent’s Address To His Firstborn Son On The Day Of His Birth. [The Glass Trunk. Alt.Vinyl.]
02. Jiří Stivín & Pierre Favre - Proměna První / Metamorphosis One. [Výlety = Excursions. Supraphon.]
03. Hen Ogledd - Problem Child. [Mogic. Weird World.]
04. Nev Clay - Gracious in defeat. [4 cans 9%.]
05. Chuntu - Ene Koo. [Post-Vida. snu.]
06. Cecilia Costello - The cruel mother. [Recordings from the sound Archives of the BBC, 1951 and 1954.]
07. Circle - Black Black Never Never Land. [Katapult. No Quarter.]
08. Muhal Richard Abrams - Etudes Op. 1, No. 1. [Performer: Rory Cowal. Clusters: American Piano Explorations. NEW WORLD.]
09. Hannah Diamond - Every Night
10. Louis Killen - Derwentwater's Farewell. Along The Coaly Tyne. Topic.
11. Lagartijeando & Coro Qom Chelaalapi - Zorro Zagas. [Revisión EP. Big in Japan.]
12. Holy Name Of Mary Choral Family - Sermon: He'll Give Us What We Really Need. [He'll Give Us What We Really Need. Delta Records.]
13. Landscape - Einstein A Go-Go. [From The Tea-Rooms Of Mars .... To The Hell-Holes Of Uranus. RCA. ]
14. Éliane Radigue - occam I [Performer: Rhodri Davies.]
15. Lol Coxhill, Phil Minton & Noël Akchoté - Donal' Wheer's Y' Trewsers [Xmas Songs. Rectangle.]
02. With Tim Key
Stewart Lee’s Christmas stint as guest editor continues as he’s joined by fellow comedian and left-field music fan Tim Key.
As a Russian graduate, Key often features unusual Soviet-era music in his live shows, from Vyacheslav Mescherin’s Ensemble of Electronic Musical Instruments, to composer Mikael Tariverdiev, a recent discovery that can be heard in his latest show ‘Megadate’.
Key brings in some of his most treasured tracks; Lee introduces him to some of his own collection too.
01. Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Vocal Choir - Kalimankou Denkou (The Evening Gathering) [Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares (Volume 1). Disques Cellier.]
02. Silver Bracelets - Zarezan [Psychedelic Super Pjotr. TTW.]
03. Tariverdiev - Don't Be Sad - Variation [Film Music. Earth.]
04. Iva Bittová & Pavel Fajt - Svatba [Svatba. Review Records.]
05. Vyacheslav Mescherin's Orchestra - After The Rain [Easy USSR Vol. 2. Sony Classics.]
06. Jana Winderen - Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone [Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone. Touch.]
07. Laura Cannell - Horselore [Simultaneous Flight Movement. Brawl Records.
08. Sourakata Koite - Ha-Madi [En Hollande. Awesome Tapes From Africa.]
09. Joseph Haydn - Symphony No. 101 in D major, 'The Clock': II - Andante [Orchestra: Philharmonia Hungarica. Conductor: Antal Doráti. Symphonies Nos. 1 - 104. Decca.]
10. Calhau! - Pecunibal [Antologia de Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1. Discrepant.]
11. Kosmischer Läufer - Lichtgeschwindigkeit [The Secret Cosmic Music Of The East German Olympic Program 1972-83 - Volume Four. Unknown Capability Recordings.]
12. Ishtar - O Julissi Na Jalini [O Julissi Na Jalini. Universal Music Belgium.]
13. Luboš Fišer - The Magic Yard [Valerie A Týden Divů (Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders). Finders Keepers Records.]
14. Leningrad - Nu, pogodi! (Watch Out!) [Dachniki. Gala Records.]
15. Tariverdiev - I Like [The Irony Of Fate - Original Score. Earth.]
16. Dubravko Detoni & Acezantez - Dokument 75 [Dubravko Detoni With Acezantez. Paradigm Discs.]
03. Laura Cannell’s Mixtape
In his final show as guest editor, Stewart Lee presents a mixtape from recorder player and violinist Laura Cannell.
Cannell’s work explores the territory between composed and improvised music, drawing on medieval and early music while rooted in contemporary techniques and approaches. Her mixtape spans Thomas Tallis, Breton bagpipes, violinist Galya Bisengalieva and improvising saxophonist Colin Stetson.
She joins Stewart in the studio, and he shares some final cuts from his own collection too.
01. Laura Cannell - Awaken Waken [Hunter Huntress Hawker.]
02. Camberwell Now - Wheat Futures [The Ghost Trade. RecRec Music.]
03. Muqata'a - Thakira Jama'iya [Inkanakuntu. Souk Records.]
04. Robert Johnson - Hellhound On My Trail
05. Mira Calix - Vicissitude of the divided (feat. Laura Cannell) [Laura Cannell, Ex-Easter Island Head & Charles Hayward]
06. Cuckoo - Sequentia [Ragnarok (The End Of The Gods). Edda - Myths From Medieval Iceland. BMG Classics.]
07. Colin Stetson - From No Part Of Me Could I Summon A Voice [New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges. Constellation.]
08. Thomas Tallis - Why Fum'th In Fight (Third Mode Melody) [Performer: Jonathan Hering. Carmina Chromatico. Brawl Records.]
09. Mira Calix - Sparrow [One On One. Warp Records.]
10. Galya Bisengalieva -Tulpar [EP One. NOMAD Music Productions.]
11. Richard Skelton - Rapture [The Complete Landings. Sustain-Release.]
12. Erwan Keravec -Mina [Urban pipes. Buda musique.]
13. Peter Bellamy & The Watersons - Long Time Travelling [Both Sides Then. Fledg'ling Records.]
14. Sandra Kerr & John Faulkner - Lullaby For Cabbages [The Music From Bagpuss. Earth Recordings.]
15. Fofoulah - Kaddy [Daega Rek. Glitterbeat.]
16. Darren Hayman -Teigh [Thankful Villages.]
17. Katharina Ernst - x_03 [Extrametric. Ventil Records.]
18. Tony Conrad & Faust [From the Side of the Machine (excerpt). Outside The Dream Syndicate. Table Of The Elements.]
Produced by Chris Elcombe for Reduced Listening.
First broadcast: 25-28 December 2018, BBC Radio Three
Duration: 90 minutes per show
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Journeys in music, ancient to future. The home for adventurous listeners
01. With Richard Dawson
For Christmas week, Late Junction is guest edited and presented by comedian and music fanatic Stewart Lee.
Lee has a long-standing fascination with improvised music, choosing guitarist Derek Bailey as incidental music for his shows, and exploring the parallels with comedy through collaborations with the likes of Steve Beresford and Tania Chen.
From his time spent in record shops as a teenager, to more recent work moonlighting as a music critic, Lee has built up a deep collection, with post-punk and folk traditions also well represented.
And folk is where his first guest choice of the week comes in: musician Richard Dawson is one of the leading lights of the British scene, through work under his own name and in collaboration with Rhodri Davies as Hen Ogledd. Though rooted in the music of his native north-east, Dawson’s influences include psychedelia, art-rock and the Sufi tradition. He brings in some tracks from his own extensive music library to share with Stewart.
01. Richard Dawson - A Parent’s Address To His Firstborn Son On The Day Of His Birth. [The Glass Trunk. Alt.Vinyl.]
02. Jiří Stivín & Pierre Favre - Proměna První / Metamorphosis One. [Výlety = Excursions. Supraphon.]
03. Hen Ogledd - Problem Child. [Mogic. Weird World.]
04. Nev Clay - Gracious in defeat. [4 cans 9%.]
05. Chuntu - Ene Koo. [Post-Vida. snu.]
06. Cecilia Costello - The cruel mother. [Recordings from the sound Archives of the BBC, 1951 and 1954.]
07. Circle - Black Black Never Never Land. [Katapult. No Quarter.]
08. Muhal Richard Abrams - Etudes Op. 1, No. 1. [Performer: Rory Cowal. Clusters: American Piano Explorations. NEW WORLD.]
09. Hannah Diamond - Every Night
10. Louis Killen - Derwentwater's Farewell. Along The Coaly Tyne. Topic.
11. Lagartijeando & Coro Qom Chelaalapi - Zorro Zagas. [Revisión EP. Big in Japan.]
12. Holy Name Of Mary Choral Family - Sermon: He'll Give Us What We Really Need. [He'll Give Us What We Really Need. Delta Records.]
13. Landscape - Einstein A Go-Go. [From The Tea-Rooms Of Mars .... To The Hell-Holes Of Uranus. RCA. ]
14. Éliane Radigue - occam I [Performer: Rhodri Davies.]
15. Lol Coxhill, Phil Minton & Noël Akchoté - Donal' Wheer's Y' Trewsers [Xmas Songs. Rectangle.]
02. With Tim Key
Stewart Lee’s Christmas stint as guest editor continues as he’s joined by fellow comedian and left-field music fan Tim Key.
As a Russian graduate, Key often features unusual Soviet-era music in his live shows, from Vyacheslav Mescherin’s Ensemble of Electronic Musical Instruments, to composer Mikael Tariverdiev, a recent discovery that can be heard in his latest show ‘Megadate’.
Key brings in some of his most treasured tracks; Lee introduces him to some of his own collection too.
01. Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Vocal Choir - Kalimankou Denkou (The Evening Gathering) [Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares (Volume 1). Disques Cellier.]
02. Silver Bracelets - Zarezan [Psychedelic Super Pjotr. TTW.]
03. Tariverdiev - Don't Be Sad - Variation [Film Music. Earth.]
04. Iva Bittová & Pavel Fajt - Svatba [Svatba. Review Records.]
05. Vyacheslav Mescherin's Orchestra - After The Rain [Easy USSR Vol. 2. Sony Classics.]
06. Jana Winderen - Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone [Spring Bloom in the Marginal Ice Zone. Touch.]
07. Laura Cannell - Horselore [Simultaneous Flight Movement. Brawl Records.
08. Sourakata Koite - Ha-Madi [En Hollande. Awesome Tapes From Africa.]
09. Joseph Haydn - Symphony No. 101 in D major, 'The Clock': II - Andante [Orchestra: Philharmonia Hungarica. Conductor: Antal Doráti. Symphonies Nos. 1 - 104. Decca.]
10. Calhau! - Pecunibal [Antologia de Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1. Discrepant.]
11. Kosmischer Läufer - Lichtgeschwindigkeit [The Secret Cosmic Music Of The East German Olympic Program 1972-83 - Volume Four. Unknown Capability Recordings.]
12. Ishtar - O Julissi Na Jalini [O Julissi Na Jalini. Universal Music Belgium.]
13. Luboš Fišer - The Magic Yard [Valerie A Týden Divů (Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders). Finders Keepers Records.]
14. Leningrad - Nu, pogodi! (Watch Out!) [Dachniki. Gala Records.]
15. Tariverdiev - I Like [The Irony Of Fate - Original Score. Earth.]
16. Dubravko Detoni & Acezantez - Dokument 75 [Dubravko Detoni With Acezantez. Paradigm Discs.]
03. Laura Cannell’s Mixtape
In his final show as guest editor, Stewart Lee presents a mixtape from recorder player and violinist Laura Cannell.
Cannell’s work explores the territory between composed and improvised music, drawing on medieval and early music while rooted in contemporary techniques and approaches. Her mixtape spans Thomas Tallis, Breton bagpipes, violinist Galya Bisengalieva and improvising saxophonist Colin Stetson.
She joins Stewart in the studio, and he shares some final cuts from his own collection too.
01. Laura Cannell - Awaken Waken [Hunter Huntress Hawker.]
02. Camberwell Now - Wheat Futures [The Ghost Trade. RecRec Music.]
03. Muqata'a - Thakira Jama'iya [Inkanakuntu. Souk Records.]
04. Robert Johnson - Hellhound On My Trail
05. Mira Calix - Vicissitude of the divided (feat. Laura Cannell) [Laura Cannell, Ex-Easter Island Head & Charles Hayward]
06. Cuckoo - Sequentia [Ragnarok (The End Of The Gods). Edda - Myths From Medieval Iceland. BMG Classics.]
07. Colin Stetson - From No Part Of Me Could I Summon A Voice [New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges. Constellation.]
08. Thomas Tallis - Why Fum'th In Fight (Third Mode Melody) [Performer: Jonathan Hering. Carmina Chromatico. Brawl Records.]
09. Mira Calix - Sparrow [One On One. Warp Records.]
10. Galya Bisengalieva -Tulpar [EP One. NOMAD Music Productions.]
11. Richard Skelton - Rapture [The Complete Landings. Sustain-Release.]
12. Erwan Keravec -Mina [Urban pipes. Buda musique.]
13. Peter Bellamy & The Watersons - Long Time Travelling [Both Sides Then. Fledg'ling Records.]
14. Sandra Kerr & John Faulkner - Lullaby For Cabbages [The Music From Bagpuss. Earth Recordings.]
15. Fofoulah - Kaddy [Daega Rek. Glitterbeat.]
16. Darren Hayman -Teigh [Thankful Villages.]
17. Katharina Ernst - x_03 [Extrametric. Ventil Records.]
18. Tony Conrad & Faust [From the Side of the Machine (excerpt). Outside The Dream Syndicate. Table Of The Elements.]
Produced by Chris Elcombe for Reduced Listening.
First broadcast: 25-28 December 2018, BBC Radio Three
Duration: 90 minutes per show
Torrent dead? Request reseed at 1337x.to or torrentgalaxy.org - or ask at elsonroa at tutanota.com