An hour of eclectic new music, brought to you by Sound and Music.
As heard on Resonance FM on Friday 26 July 2024 at noon and a repeat listen on Sunday 28 July 2024 at 3pm, hosted by Neil Luck.
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00:00 – David Munrow introduces the Serpent – David Munrow, Alan Lumsden (Youtube clip – Early Musical Instruments TV show, 1976)
02:15 – My Father’s Sheep is Dead – Milkweed (Folklore 1979, 2024)
05:03 – Transparent Bodies, Submarine Roots – Koenraad Ecker (Raw Materials, 2024)
08:07 – Gwilly Sings Chart Sweep 06 – Gwilly Edmondez (Chart Sweep, 2015)
10:18 – Anji / Waters of Argyll – Neil Luck, Benedict Taylor (Taylor & Luck, 2024)
12:29 – King of Blue – Yes Indeed (King of Blue, 2024)
16:13 – Pond Copse / Encounters with the Skimmington – Cameron Dodds (Live recording, 2023)
18:57 – Αλησμονώ και χαίρομαι / Alismono Kai Xairomai – Idiisi Ensemble (Live recording, 2024)
21:25 – Wedding – epic bagpipe malfunction – Stewart Baird (Youtube clip, 2009)
22:38 – Dùthaich MhicAoidh – Harry Gorski-Brown (Durt Dronemaker After Dreamboats, 2024)
29:15 – Alter Bahnhof Video Walk – Janet Cardiff (YouTube Clip, 2013)
32:01 – raccolta di filmati – DAVID MUNROW & Early Music Consort Of London (Youtube clip – Early Musical Instruments TV show, 1976)
34:23 – Soaked Ruins of a Raft – Rhodri Davies (An Air Swept Clean of all Distance, 2021)
36:58 – The Year of Licking Dangerously – The Something Puffs (Unreleased, 2024)
37:24 – Pentacost Community oklahoma 1980s – NA (NA – ubuweb, 1980)
39:16 – Mouth Music – Norman Willmore (For all your needs, 2023)
41:17 – Side A – Mark Leckey (In This Lingering Twilight Sparkle, 2020)
43:13 – Oxford Girl – Neil Luck (Eden Box, 2024)
48:05 – Day of the Fair – Tony Conrad & Jennifer Walshe (In the Merry Month of May, 2024)
52:06 – Hal-an-Tow – Shirley Collins and the Albion Band (No Roses, 1971)
54:55 – Unagi no Mimi – Koichi Makigami (Electric Eel, 1998)
57:34 – Hunpe Pa Wa – Marewrew (Ukouk. Round Singing Voices of the Ainu 2012-2024, 2024)