Sunday, 27 November 2016

PLAYLIST: Strange Fruit #189

Strange Fruit is a unique two-hour radio show exploring the world of underground, strange and generally neglected music. All shows are themed and all shows set out to give the most hardened of sound-hounds some new delight to sample.

The show is also unique in providing homework for undergraduate students on North West Kent College’s Foundation Degree in Professional Writing (who dig up many of the odd facts featured in the links between tracks).

Neil Nixon, the founder and co-presenter of the show has released a book about rare albums for Gonzo Multimedia.

The show is broadcast on Miskin Radio every Sunday from 10-00-midnight.

MOTHER OF GONG

Steve Hillage: It’s All Too Much
Half Man Half Biscuit It Makes the Room Look Bigger
Billie Holiday: I’m a Fool to Want You
Gilli Smyth: I am a Fool
Gilli Smyth: Mother
Einaris: Robin Williams
Jim O’Rourke: Pictures of Adolf
J.B’s Internationals: A Little Bit of Disco
The Liverpool Scene: Batpoem
The Latest Flames: Jolene
Phoenix: Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
Gilli Smyth: Taliesin
The Scars: Psychomodo
Aziza Brahim: Baraka
Frank Sinatra: Excerpt From Reflections on the Future
Some Some Unicorn: Time Begins Once More
The Unthanks: Foundling
The Luck of Eden Hall: Blown to Kingdom Come
Michael Kiwanuka: Love and Hate
Siouxsie and the Banshees: Drifter
Momus: Pygmalism
Gilli Smyth: Next Time Ragtime
Fucking Crap: Prog 1



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