28 April 2006
Friday 28 April 2006 22:15-23:30 (Radio 3)
Introduced by Mark Russell and Robert Sandall and featuring a specially recorded studio session by San Francisco-based experimental rock group Deerhoof.
Duration:
1 hour 15 minutes
Playlist
MIXING IT
Presented by Mark Russell and Robert Sandall
Produced by Felix Carey
Factsheet compiled by Sam Hickling
Tel. 020 7765 4661
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Friday 28 April 2006, 10:15pm
Matmos: Roses and Teeth for Ludwig Wittgenstein (3.24)
The latest album by San Francisco sample duo Matmos consists of a series of sound portraits based on people they admire. This is a piece of what they call ‘conceptual musique concrète’ for the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein.
album: The Rose has Teeth in the Mouth of a Beast
Matador ole-677
http://www.brainwashed.com/matmos/
http://www.matadorrecords.com/matmos/
Deerhoof: This Magnificent Bird Will Rise (3.20); Spiral Golden Town (2.26)
Greg Saunier (drums); Satomi Matsuzaki (vocals/guitar); Chris Cohen (bass); John Dieterich (guitar)
This Magnificent Bird Will Rise originally appeared on the Deerhoof album Reveille (Kill Rock Stars KRS380, 2002); Spiral Golden Town appears on the EP Green Cosmos (All Tomorrow's Parties Records ATPRCD17, 2005)
Recorded 28 March 2006 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 3
BBC Session - not commercially available
http://deerhoof.killrockstars.com/
Freddy Dosh: Impressions Part 1 & 2 (5.31)
Originally released circa 1935 on Decca F 6108, this 78rpm single has been put on a new compilation of unusual 78rpm selections from DJ John Peel's collection, curated by his wife Sheila, aka 'The Pig'.
album: John Peel and Sheila – The Pig’s Big 78s (a beginner’s guide)
Trikont US-0350
http://www.trikont.com/
Enablers: Up (3.21)
Enablers are a San Francisco quartet consisting of Joe Goldring (guitar/engineer), Kevin Thomson (guitar/bass), Yuma Joe Byrnes (drums) and Pete Simonelli (vocals/lyrics)
album: Output Negative Space
Neurot NR041 CD
http://www.neurotrecordings.com/artists/enablers/
http://www.southern.net/
Deerhoof: Flower (2.21); Dinner for Two (1.08); Rrrrrrright (4.48)
On Flower and Rrrrrrright: Greg Saunier (drums); Satomi Matsuzaki (vocals/guitar); Chris Cohen (bass); John Dieterich (guitar); on Dinner for Two: Satomi Matsuzaki (vocals); Greg Saunier (organ); Chris Cohen (celeste)
Flower and Dinner for Two originally appeared on the Deerhoof album Apple O' (Kill Rock Stars KRS398, 2003); Rrrrrrright appears on The Runners Four (All Tomorrows Parties ATPRCD19, 2005)
Recorded 28 March 2006 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 3
BBC Session - not commercially available
http://deerhoof.killrockstars.com/
Alec Finlay and Andrew Hodson: Dance Music part 1 (2.49)
This collaboration between sound artists Alec Finlay and Andrew Hodson features music made from field recordings of dancers taken at Newcastle's Dance City complex.
album: Dance Trace Dance Music
Bookscapes CD 2006
http://www.alecfinlay.com/
http://www.platformprojects.org/
http://www.dancecity.co.uk/
The e-mail address mentioned on the programme is [email protected]
Blitzen Trapper: Love I Exclaim! (1.17)
Blitzen Trapper are a six-piece from Portland in Oregon, led by singer songwriter Eric Earley.
album: Field Rexx
Good Time Folk GTF001CD
http://www.blitzentrapper.net/
http://www.goodtimefolk.com/
Deerhoof: Goin' Up The Country (2.39); All Rise (1.13); You’re Our Two (2.31)
On You're Our Two: Greg Saunier (drums); Satomi Matsuzaki (vocals/guitar); Chris Cohen (bass); John Dieterich (guitar); on Going Up the Country: Greg Saunier (vocals/lead guitar); Chris Cohen (drums); Satomi Matsuzaki (bass); John Dieterich (guitar); on All Rise: Greg Saunier (Hammond organ); John Dieterich (guitar)
Going Up The Country is a cover of a song by Canned Heat; All Rise originally appeared on the Deerhoof album Reveille (Kill Rock Stars KRS380, 2002); You're Our Two appears on The Runners Four (All Tomorrows Parties ATPRCD19, 2005)
Recorded 28 March 2006 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 3
BBC Session - not commercially available
http://deerhoof.killrockstars.com/
Andrew Liles: Gilbert’s Potoroo (5.13)
This track features the voice of Alexander Thynn, the 7th Marquess of Bath, over backings constructed from drones and natural instruments by British electronic composer Andrew Liles. Cryptically, marsupials on this track were sourced by Mason Ball.
album: Mother Goose’s Melody or Sonnets for the Cradle
ICR/Klanggalerie gg91/ICR47
http://www.andrewliles.com/
http://www.klanggalerie.com/
Hanne Hukkelberg: Do Not As I Do (3.41)
Hanne Hukkelberg (vocals/mouth rhythms/Wurlitzer); Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim (flute/guitar); Even Ormestad (bass); Erland Dahlen (drums/eggs); Geir Sundstøl (pedal steel guitar)
This track originally appeared on the album Little Things (Leaf Label BAY 44CD)
CD single
The Leaf Label HANNE 1
http://www.hannehukkelberg.com/
http://www.propellerrecordings.no/
http://www.posteverything.com/leaf
Deerhoof: There’s a Kind of Hush (all over the world) (1.16)
This is a cover version of a song done by Herman's Hermits and The Carpenters, among others.
Satomi Matsuzaki (drums/vocals); John Dieterich, Greg Saunier (guitars); Chris Cohen (bass)
Recorded 28 March 2006 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 3
BBC Session - not commercially available
http://deerhoof.killrockstars.com/
Michel F Côté: Cœur de Giovanni (1.45)
This is described as ‘a spaghetti western for my friend Fabrizio Gilardino’. Michel F Côté is part of the Montréal Musique Actuelle movement, which combines elements of free jazz and contemporary classical.
Michel F Côté (voice/bells/percussion/drums); Jean Derome (piccolo ‘without knowing’); Bernard Falaise (electric bass/electric guitar/flutes)
album: Flat Fourgonnette (mescal Free style)
Musique Actuelle AM 137 CD
http://www.actuellecd.com/
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