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Nick Luscombe - 07/09/2011

Nick Luscombe's selection includes Ivory Coast singer Fatouma Diawara, a 1975 recording by Krautrock pioneers Can, and music by Little Dragon as interpreted by jazz pianist Robert Mitchell.

1 hour, 15 minutes

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Wed 7 Sep 201123:45
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Music Played

  • Earl Zinger (Rob Gallagher)

    Creek Men

    • Under an East Coast Moon.
    • Private Recording (not yet released).

  • Robert Mitchell

    Twice

    • The Embrace.
    • 3io Records 3IOCD001.

  • Stuart McCallum

    Part 3

    • Distilled.
    • Naim Records NAIMCD169.

  • Fatoumata Diawara

    Bakanoba

    • Kanou EP.
    • World Circuit WCEP11086.

  • The Title Sequence (Nick Crofts and Katy Carr)

    Hide and Seek

    • Straight to Video EP.
    • Self-Released.

  • Minko

    Lemon Psyche

    • Private Recording.
    • Self-Released.

  • Sickoakes

    Driftwood

    • Seawards.
    • Type Records TYPE010.

  • Robag Wruhme

    Ende

    • Thora Vukk.
    • Pampa Records PAMPACD002.

  • Omar Khorshid

    Solenzara

    • After the Void.
    • Light Sounds Dark Records LSD005.

  • Idrissa Diop

    Dioubo

    • Diamonoye Tiopite.
    • Teranga Beat Records TBCD013.

  • Sanmi (Kyo Yanagi)

    Aqua

    • Sanmi Improvisations.
    • Bigo and Twigetti Sanmi 200.

  • Matthewdavid

    Floor Music Feat. Niki Randa

    • outmind.
    • Brainfeeder Records BFCD019P.

  • Robert Henke

    Layer 008

    • Layering Buddha.
    • Imbalance Computer Music ICM06.

  • Can

    Half Past One

    • CAN Anthology.
    • Spoon Records LSPOONCD30/31.

  • Astro Can Caravan

    Meru

    • Planet Caravan.
    • Rick-Tick Records RTCD020.

Broadcast

  • Wed 7 Sep 201123:45
    BBC Radio 3

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