Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 30th April 2011

Posted on May 3, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

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Mari Elliot – Silly Billy
The Windsors – Baby Oscar’s Birthday (LIVE SESSION)
The Windsors – Hut (LIVE SESSION)
The Windsors – The Orient (LIVE SESSION)
The Broken Family Band – Borrowed Time
Erin K & Tash – Jiggy Miggy
The Windsors – Interview
Flame Proof Moth – Americans In Nunhead
The Mekons – Prince Of Darkness
Ferris Blood – The Count (Dear Puppeteer – Episode 2: Pure Fantasy *excerpt)
R.D.F. – Rebel Soul
Foss – Katharsi
Jess Bryant – Stone Lady
Now – Party
Electricity In Our Homes – Don’t You Want To? (Follow)
The Choo Choo Trains – Colours (LIVE SESSION)
The Choo Choo Trains – No. 38 To Your Heart (LIVE SESSION)
The Choo Choo Trains – Save Me (LIVE SESSION)
The Choo Choo Trains – Hilma (LIVE SESSION)
Splodgenessabounds – 2 Pints Of Lager & A Packet Of Crisps Please
Fireworks Night – One Winter, One Spring
The Choo Choo Trains – Interview
X-Ray Spex – Oh Bondage Up Yours!

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Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 30th April 2011

Posted on April 26, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow
The honeymoon is over! 

Performing live in session on Hello GoodBye this afternoon are The Windsors and The Choo Choo Trains.


The Windsors rose from the ashes of the legendary Kenny Process Team. Simon King (guitar), Matthew Armstrong (bass), Phil Bartai (keys) and Paul May (drums) play jewel-like tunes written specifically for the band by Kevin Plummer, the genius tunesmith behind KPT. “The music of Plummer and cohorts remains of interest to fans of forward-looking electric guitar music with a rock base, and stylistically is somewhere between the precision control of surf rock groups such as the Ventures and the almost classical compositions Captain Beefheart created in collaboration with guitarists such as Zoot Horn Rollo and Gary Lucas.” Eugene Chadbourne

The Choo Choo Trains is the most static band in England, the best band in the world. They are Veronica, Emma and Sarihi and they play music for the heart and soul. They have supported bands like Television Personalities and Wet Dog and have also received much praise from Kurt Cobain’s wheelchair pushing friend Everett True. The Choo Choo Trains is dedicated to Elvis Presley, the King of Rock’n’Roll.

Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com

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Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 23rd April 2011

Posted on April 26, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

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The Rayographs – My Critical Mind
Siddy Bennett – What Do You Think Of Me (LIVE SESSION)
Siddy Bennett – Run Of The Mill (LIVE SESSION)
Siddy Bennett – The Edge Of The Road (LIVE SESSION)
Dan Sartain – Atheist Funeral
Siddy Bennett – Interview
The Bennett Sisters – Breakaway (HG archive)
Jess Bryant – Forest
Trogons – Sci-Fi Landscapes
No Babies – Tanuki
Hong Kong In The 60’s (with The Advisory Circle) – Seasons Change
Vic Godard & The Subway Sect – Best Album
The No Frills Band – The Pipe On The Hob / Hag At The Churn (LIVE SESSION)
The No Frills Band – The Appalachian Set: The L & N Polka / Angeline The Baker / Campbell’s Farewell To Red Cap (LIVE SESSION)
The No Frills Band – Rock, Salt & Nails (LIVE SESSION)
Dan Sartain – It Ain’t So Easy To Fall In Love
The No Frills Band – Interview
The Windsors – Hut
Gerry Mitchell (with The No Frills Band) – The Absurd Poem (LIVE SESSION)
The Choo Choo Trains – (All I Ever Think About Is) Rabbits

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Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 23rd April 2011

Posted on April 20, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow
Brixton and Bristol are both represented in equal measure this afternoon on Hello GoodBye, from the West Country we have Siddy Bennett and from South East London The No Frills Band.

The South London Press recently described The No Frills Band as ‘ramshackle folksy Brixtonites’, the group play Irish, Welsh, English and Scottish tunes, American old time, bluegrass and western swing, Greek stuff, Turkish stuff, French tunes, Yiddish tunes, East European tunes and Scandinavian tunes, and some old country songs.

Siddy Bennett is poignant, poetic and often lyrically compared to the greats of Laura Marling and Sandy Denny. Her delivery, assured with the musicianship of her exceptional (violin included) band, ranges from upbeat, raucous, cider-infused festival dance music to epic, thought provoking folk ballads.

Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com

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Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 16th April

Posted on April 19, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

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Baaneex – Jumping Chinese Restaurant (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Wierd Dance (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Coool Count (LIVE SESSION)
Baaneex – Sandwich (LIVE SESSION)
Led Zeppelin – Four Sticks
Baaneex – Interview
Basil Kirchin – Pageing Sullivan
Trevor Moss & Hannah Lou – Spin Me A Rhyme
Ten – Fractured Lines
Men Diamler – Hello Heartache
The Rude Mechanicals – Irritating Fly
No Babies – Tanuki
Siddy Bennett – Waiting For You
No Frills Band – Jess’ Tune
Piper’s Son – Please Do Not Go Backward (LIVE SESSION)
Piper’s Son – Bones (LIVE SESSION)
Piper’s Son – Monkey’s Mouth (LIVE SESSION)
Ghostbusters (Main Title Theme) – Elmer Bernstein
Jungle Book Original Soundtrack – I Wanna Be Like You (The Monkey Song)

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Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 9th April 2011

Posted on April 19, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

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Design A Wave – Strange Feeling
My Elastic Eye – Clearing (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Put Out The Flame (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Mining (LIVE SESSION)
My Elastic Eye – Lightning (LIVE SESSION)
Diva – Jazzy Cats
My Elastic Eye –  Interview
Art Terry – Miss Dominatrix
Frank Bangay & the Topsy Turvy Band – Something Gone Wrong
Jack Hayter – Au Lion D’Or
Baaneex – Wierd Dance 2
Piper’s Son – Golden Leaves
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Lure Of The Sea (LIVE SESSION)
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Battle Is Over (LIVE SESSION)
The Count Of Chateau Noir – The Dead Language (LIVE SESSION)
Keshco – Below The Waves
Yo Zushi – All Gone
The Count Of Chateau Noir – Interview
John Cooper Clark – I Don’t Want To Be Nice

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Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 16th April 2011

Posted on April 14, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

With Baaneex and Piper’s Son performing live in session.

Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com

Describing themselves as Dracula inspired garage-punk/noise-pop/roar-core, Baaneex are one of those rare bands that pull off avant sounds with a pop nous, with hooks and melodies breaking out from the melee of noise.
How will they recreate these wonderful sounds live?
Tune in today to hear them in session on Hello GoodBye.
New signings to the groovy Oddbox Records, seek out their debut EP, available now.

Piper’s Son play intense, compact songs and combine a lo-fi musical sensibility with visually rich lyrics. No one song comes from a single place. Instead, like a time-lapse photo, these slowly written songs look in many directions at once.

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Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 9th April 2011

Posted on April 7, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

My Elastic Eye and The Count of Chateau Noir both make their debuts on Hello GoodBye this afternoon.

Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com

Formed in the early months of two thousand and ten, My Elastic Eye have already managed to capture the eyes and ears of many established artists and press as well as playing for Girl Records, Liverpool Gay Pride 2010, headlining the Camden Barfly for Union City, supporting Geneva Jacuzzi on the London Date of her European Tour, headlining Brave Exhibitions in Berlin and supporting no wave 80’s pioneers BLURT. Their influences come from the likes of Roxy Music, Spor, Futurisk and Cabaret Voltaire. My Elastic Eye have also worked with such highly acclaimed designers as Melissa, Vivienne Westwood, Judy Blame and Marco Mitanovski.

The Count of Chateau Noir took his name from Arthur Conan Doyle’s brutal anti-hero and is fascinated with myths, fairytales, pop songs and speculative physics, he writes, produces and records narrative songs that are in turn vulnerable, vicious and cruel but also blackly comic. Musically and lyrically the Count draws influence from Momus, Faultline Babybird and Tim Ten Yen.

 

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Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 2nd April 2011

Posted on April 4, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

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Neil Walsh interviews Jeanette Leech, author of ‘Seasons They Change: The Story of Acid & Psychedelic Folk’
Comus – Song To Comus (LIVE SESSION)
Comus – Diana (LIVE SESSION)
Opeth – Circle Of The Tyrant
Comus – Interview
Linton Kwesi Johnson – Fight Dem Back
The Count of Chateau Noir – The Dead Language
My Elastic Eye – Mining Song
Jack Allett – Walworth Road Blues (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Allett – Frozen Music (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Allett – Interview

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Hello GoodBye Show Info – Saturday 2nd April 2011

Posted on March 28, 2011 by hellogoodbyeshow

Live in session on the show this Saturday lunchtime are the original dark-folk progenitors Comus, plus the virtuoso guitar skills of Jack Allett (formerly known as Spoono)

Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line
via: www.resonancefm.com

Emerging from David Bowie’s ‘Arts Lab’ in suburban Beckenham (South East London) at the tail end of the 60’s, Comus were the poison-cure to flower-power.
With a mutual appreciation for The Velvet Underground, it is hardly surprising that founding members Roger Wootton & Glenn Goring garnered inspiration from the darker side of life, with murder, rape and madness the preferred subject matter.

Like a musical incarnation of ‘Seahenge‘ the band bore fruit from deep within the underground folk scene, while the roots to their name were found in the upper reaches of Greek mythology and the writing of the 17th century English poet John Milton. Comus’ legacy grows more acute with each passing decade, with Swedish Death-Metal outfit Opeth and British Apocalyptic-Folk group Current 93 heading the roll call of admirers. Tune in to hear them perform something old and – perhaps – something new!

Jack Allett is a 26 year old guitarist from Camberwell, South London.  As a member of Towering Breaker and under his erstwhile pseudonym, Spoono, he has – over the past 6 years or so – released LPs, 7″s and CDrs on a plethora of labels (inc. Blackest Rainbow, Great Pop Supplement, Chocolate Monk, Psykick Dancehall…)  In 2011 he has a solo LP – the first under his real name – planned for release on Blackest Rainbow, and a collaborative LP with Cam Deas to be issued on Present Time Exercises.

Also, journalist / musician Neil Walsh conducts an interview with the author Jeanette Leech about her new book, Seasons They Change: The Story of Acid & Psychedelic Folk (Jawbone Press)


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