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Mary Anne Hobbs sits in

Changing the world of sound. Mary Anne Hobbs sits in for Marc Riley with two hours of tunes.

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Mon 2 Jun 201419:00
BBC Radio 6 Music

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Music Played

  • Nirvana

    Territorial Pissings

  • Bernard & Edith

    Poppy

    • Sways.

  • Tiny Ruins

    White Sheet Lightning

    • Brightly Painted One.
    • Bella Union.

  • Mogwai

    Summer (Priority Version) Session 22-12-1996

  • Savages

    Dream Baby Dream

    • Beggars Banquet.

  • Son House

    John The Revelator

    • Columbia.

  • PJ Harvey

    50ft Queenie

  • Jimi Hendrix

    Hear My Train A Comin' - BBC Session 15/12/1967

  • Benjamin Booker

    Violent Shiver

    • Beggars.

  • David Bowie

    Love is Lost (Hello Steve Reich Mix by James Murphy for the DFA)

    Remix Artist: James Murphy.

  • A Dead Forest Index

    Cast Of Lines

    • Pop Noire.

  • Soft Machine

    She’s Gone

    • The Story Of Soft Machine.
    • Retro.

  • Annie Eve

    Elvis (Live at St Stephen’s Church)

    • Annie Eve EP.
    • Young and Lost Club.

  • Nick Waterhouse

    Well It’s Fine

    • Holly.
    • Innovative Leisure.

  • Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup

    Sunny Road (Top Gear 14.02.1970)

  • Fugazi

    Waiting Room

    • Sony Music.

  • Melt Yourself Down

    Tuna

    • Live At The New Empowering Church.
    • Leaf.

  • Nadine Shah

    Dreary Town (Cloud Boat Remix)

    • Apollo.

  • Sonic Youth

    Kool Thing

    • Geffen.

  • Tijuana Panthers

    Cherry Street

    • Innovative Leisure.

  • The Fall

    Hit The North

    • BEGGARS BANQUET.

  • The Wytches

    Wire Frame Mattress

    • Pias.

  • Swans

    A Little God In My Hands

    • Mute.

Broadcast

  • Mon 2 Jun 201419:00
    BBC Radio 6 Music

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