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Tuesday - Nick Luscombe

Nick Luscombe features new music from the Craig Taborn Trio, 70s singer-songwriter Michael Franks, Malian ngoni virtuoso Bassekou Kouyaté (pictured) and a specially recorded track written and performed by Radio 3's New Generation Artist, the clarinettist Mark Simpson.

1 hour, 30 minutes

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Tue 9 Jul 201323:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Pierre Cochereau

    Te Deum

    • Grandes Heures Liturgiques A Notre-Dame De Paris.
    • FY.
    • 3.

  • Michael Andrews

    Mad World (feat. Gary Jules)

    • Donnie Darko Original Soundtrack and Score.
    • Sanctuary.
    • 17.

  • Positive Black Soul

    Boul Ma Mine

    • Africa Raps.
    • Trikont.
    • 16.

  • Snakefinger

    The Model

    • Chewing Hides The Sound.
    • Virgin Records.
    • 1.

  • Zaki Ibrahim

    The Do

    • Every Opposite.
    • Motif Records.
    • 8.

  • Dirty Art Club

    Into The Night

    • Hexes.
    • Phonosaurus Records.

  • Mark Simpson

    Echoes and Embers

  • Eliza Carthy

    Grey Callito

    • Wayward Daughter.
    • Topic Records.
    • 8.

  • Karl Jenkins

    Cancion Rosa

    • Karl Jenkins: Adiemus Colores.
    • Deutsche Grammophon.
    • 4.

  • Tatsumi Tetsuya

    Orange Street

    • Aspects From Both Sides.
    • Personnages Recordings.
    • 4.

  • Ngoni ba

    Jama Ko

    • Jama ko.
    • Out Here Records.
    • 1.

  • Michael Franks

    Lotus Blosson

    • One Bad Habit.
    • Warner Bros.
    • 4.

  • Thundercat

    Evangelion

    • Apocalypse.
    • Brainfeeder.
    • 10.

  • Craig Taborn Trio

    In Chant

    • Chants.
    • ECM.
    • 3.

  • Steve Jansen

    Exit North

    • Exit North.
    • Self-Release.

Broadcast

  • Tue 9 Jul 201323:00
    BBC Radio 3

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