Over this festive period you can still get your regular fix of live music with The Hello GoodBye Show Best of 2019, a series consisting of 9 episodes with each episode an hour in duration.
Expect to hear edited highlights from each and every performance first broadcast live in session on Resonance FM’s Hello GoodBye Show over the past 12 months.
Please tune-in on 104.4 FM in Central London, D.A.B. in Greater London and worldwide on-line via Radioplayer.
Best of 2019 – Episode 1
Scheduled: Wednesday 25th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Kira Kira, Map 71, Keshco, Minnie Micros, Art Terry And The Sex Madness Orchestra, Kuro, Eric Random, AM, Big Joanie & Alabaster de Plume.
Best of 2019 – Episode 2
Scheduled: Thursday 26th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Bromide, Jet Stream Pony, Vic Godard And The Subway Sect, Flame Proof Moth, Two Worlds Collide, Bity Booker, Nun Habit, Gwenifer Raymond, Late Girl, Silkess Demon, Olivia Louvel, Hygiene & Robert Sotello.
Best of 2019 – Episode 3
Scheduled: Friday 27th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Ravioli Me Away, Fun Fun Funeral, Italia 90, Penniless Cove, Yama Warashi, Cowboy Flying Saucer, Jackie Charles, Harrga, Simo Lagnawi with Soudani Boujmaa & Wreckless Eric.
Best of 2019 – Episode 4
Scheduled: Saturday 28th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Steve Rushton, Dominic Silvani, Mermaid Chunky, Seraphina, Unhappy Fly, Ben Arthur, Neumes, Shoun Shoun, Dom Mason, The Ba, The Red Propellers, Y Bot & Rokurokubi.
Best of 2019 – Episode 5
Scheduled: Sunday 29th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Zsa Zsa Sapien, Kenny Process Team, Lunatraktors, Rozi Plain, The Goldsmiths Improvising Ensemble, Sadie Jemmett, Boe Huntress, now, Delilah Holliday, The Pheromoans & Ieva Dubova.
Best of 2019 – Episode 6
Scheduled: Monday 30th December 2019 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Jane Liddell King, Katy And Nick, Anthony Osborne, Archie Bates, Bernadette Reed And LVoy Wilson, Damascene, Dirty Viv, Esbe, Eugene Coyne, Jessica Irvine, Kimmi Watson, Leah Vee And Dean Pierre, Linda Em And Ian Montague, Lucy Joplin, Mark Hex, Men Diamler & MeU.
Best of 2019 – Episode 7
Scheduled: Tuesday 31st December 2019 – 09:00-10:00 hrs.
Ft: Serac, Stanley Bad, The Arthur Clark Collective, Ba2ta, Dominic Silvani, Frankie Tufragette, Livia Garcia And Li Song, Last Human, Joss Cope, Jeremy Tuplin, Yumi Hara, Simon Bromide, Seabirds For Now, Saint Moth with Yumi Hara, RICANNA, Mish Rah & Jen Macro.
Best of 2019 – Episode 8
Scheduled: Thursday 2nd January 2020 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Lilith Ai, Sonic Eyes, Manu Louis, Rachael Dadd, Charismatic Megafauna, Bloom de Wilde, Rita Braga, Wood, PhoebeCoco, Jemma Freeman And The Cosmic Something, Gina Birch, A Paranoid King & Pettaluck.
Best of 2019 – Episode 9
Scheduled: Friday 3rd January 2020 – 10:00-11:00 hrs.
Ft: Howling Beatnik Punk Duo, The Cold Spells, Matt Finucane, Gerry Mitchell’s High Expectations, Alev Lenz, Ovid With Reverb, Ursa, Theo Sayers, Commie Faggots, Jowe Head and Queen Christina, The Odes, Scrap Brain, Dan Edelstyn And The Orchestra Of Cardboard & Cleaver Boi And The Hungry Ghost.
Special thanks to all our listeners and also Agathe Max, Martin Pearce, Pip McKenzie, Nick Cron, Julian Sander, Ric Clark, Sarah Nicol, Mia Kukathasan, Girish Rambaran, Livia Garcia, John Munro, James Dunn, Peter Lanceley & Ed Baxter.
Please tune-in on 104.4 FM in Central London, D.A.B. un Greater London and worldwide on RadioPlayer between 8-9pm on Monday 6th January 2020 to hear a one-off hour long special broadcast with Resonance FM‘s deXter Bentley (The Hello GoodBye Show) interviewing David G.A. Stephenson on the first anniversary of Gazelli Art House’s exhibition ‘Robert Fraser’s Groovy Arts Club Band‘. This exhibition (& Stephenson & Stapleton’s accompanying 14 song double-vinyl album) celebrated London gallerist Robert Fraser (‘Groovy Bob’) who was a high-profile, pivotal, indeed flamboyant, figure in the 1960s to 1980s, bridging the worlds of art & contemporary music. Friend of The Rolling Stones and The Beatles (Fraser persuaded The Beatles to commission Peter Blake & Jann Haworth to design the ‘Sgt Pepper’ sleeve), Fraser promoted many artists who are widely celebrated these days, including Richard Hamilton, Ed Ruscha, Derek Boshier, Bridget Riley, Brian Clarke, Keith Haring & Jean-Michel Basquiat. Stephenson & Stapleton’s songs celebrating these artists will be played on the show & Stephenson will talk in-depth on Robert Fraser’s life & importance, the Gazelli show (which he co-curated) & the recently-published catalogue (with foreword by Sir Paul Smith + contributions from Gaz Mayall, Harriet Vyner & Cathi Unsworth, among others).
