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Aldous Harding

New Zealand's Aldous Harding joins Marc to play songs from her self-titled debut album. She was only 13 when she co-wrote and appeared on her mum's, folk album. So no pressure then for tonight's show.

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Mon 18 May 201519:00
BBC Radio 6 Music

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Music Played

  • Public Image Ltd

    Attack

    • First Issue.
    • Virgin.
    • 007.

  • Titus Andronicus

    Dimed Out

    • The Most Lamentable Tragedy.
    • Merge.

  • Peach Kelli Pop

    Shampoo

    • Burger Records.

  • Unknown Mortal Orchestra

    Extreme Wealth And Casual Cruelty

    • Multi-Love.
    • Jagjaguwar.

  • Aldous Harding

    Stop Your Tears (Live in Session)

  • Drinks

    Hermits On Holiday

    • Heavenly.

  • New York Dolls

    Subway Train

  • Telegram

    Aeons

    • Gram Gram.

  • Hank Williams

    Your Cheatin' Heart

  • Aldous Harding

    Titus Groan (Live in Session)

  • Aldous Harding

    The World Is Looking For You (Live in Session)

  • Let's Wrestle

    We Are the Men You'll Grow to Love Soon

    • In the Court of the Wrestling Lets.
    • Stolen.

  • Osees

    Lupine Ossuary

    • Mutilator Defeated At Last.
    • In the Red.

  • Wire

    Burning Bridges

    • Wire.
    • Pink Flag.
    • 003.

  • The Three Johns

    Sad House (BBC session 03.05.1983)

  • Joan As Police Woman

    I Defy

  • Matt Friedberger

    Zig Zag Inc

  • Pavement

    Major Leagues

    • Terror Twilight.
    • Domino Recording Co Ltd.
    • 5.

  • Ultimate Painting

    Break The Chain

  • The La’s

    Timeless Melody

  • Ivor Cutler

    I'm Walkin' To A Farm/ Baby Sits (John Peel session 141174)

  • dbh

    Shed Light

  • Gene Vincent

    Say Mama

Broadcast

  • Mon 18 May 201519:00
    BBC Radio 6 Music

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