Pete Radio 018

September 03, 2005

Pete Radio 018

'Kay, here be number 18 featuring the first of hopefully many Bournville Flat sessions with a couple of songs by Steve Ball as recorded in our living room. And some other stuff selected by the rigorous method of "ooh, that's a nice tune and it just about follow on from this without too much dissonance."

Tracklisting

Freezepop - Summerboy - (Freezepop Forever)
Stereo Total - Fuer Immer 16 - (Musique Automatique)
Art Brut - Good Weekend - (Bang Bang Rock and Roll)
Steve Ball - Microfilm - (Bournville Flat session)
Clinic - The Return of Evil Bill
The Locust - Pulling The Christmas Pig By The Wrong Pair Of Ears - (Plague Soundscapes)
TV On The Radio - Mr Grieves
Pixies - Levitate Me - (Pixies at the BBC)
Iron and Wine - Jesus the Mexican Boy
AC/DC - Back in Black - (Back in Black)
The Bran Flakes - Learning About Love
Kenny Rogers - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
Skavoovie and the Epitones - Batman Theme Tune
Steve Ball - Let's Go To Bed - (Bournville Flat session)
The Auteurs - Future Generation - (How I Learned To Love The Bootboys)
Bruce Springsteen - Born In The USA (acoustic)
Magnetophone - You Should Write Music (Tell-Tale Signs Of Earworm)

Comments

Jojo, on September 8 2005 at 22:50, said:

Well that was very enjoyable - especially nice to hear the Pixies and surprisingly short Grace Slick. Thank you.
So who is this Steve Ball fella?

Pete Ashton, on September 9 2005 at 01:52, said:

Steve's a chum of mine and an absolute star. He's on the left of this photo with the big grin.

Grace Slick? Do enlighten! I am occasionally quite ignorant of the music I play...

SM, on September 9 2005 at 09:32, said:

Isn't Grace Slick in Jefferson Airplane ?

Pete Ashton, on September 9 2005 at 16:33, said:

Aha!

brendadada, on September 19 2005 at 23:45, said:

The unmistakeable voice in White Rabbit, that delish drugs peaon. She was known for wanting to or succeeding in putting LSD in people's tea. Fortunately I'm unable to remember much else she did.