Sunday, 4 December 2016

PLAYLIST: Strange Fruit #190

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

Every other week the show is now presented by Jeremy Smith and as the two promotional pictures that he sent consisted as one of him covered in mud and the other of him covered in guinea pigs he is obviously mad as a bagful of cheese, which means he will fit in here just fine!

He writes: I’ve been a huge music fan ever since my parents bought me a transistor radio and I would listen to the sixties pirate music stations at nights under the covers. This love of live music has stayed with me to this day and I still love standing in a small club like the Borderline in London with some mates and watching a band with a pint in my hand. With the Strange Fruit radio show, I want to continue the trend of doing themed shows and playing the music I love

Strange Fruit 190 – Gruesome Twosomes
   
When two is better than one. Strange Pairings from the sixties to the present. 
 
Featured Album:  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell: This Time It's Personal
 
Tracks: 
1  Arthur Brown & Jimmy Carl Black:   Smokestack Lightning
2  Lou Reed & John Cale: Smalltown
3  Headgirl: Please Don't Touch
4  Carla Olson & Mick Taylor: Sway
5  David Bowie & Mick Jagger: Dancing in the   Street
6  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell:   MacArthur Park
7  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell:   Love Potion No. 9
8  Richard Strange & TV Smith: Making   Machines
9  Rick Blaze & Walter Lure: Ballad of Johnny   Thunders
10  French, Frith, Kaiser, Thompson: Loch   Lomond
11  The Very Best: Let Go
12  Robert Plant & Alison Krause: Polly Come   Home
13  Hawkwind & Samantha Fox: Gimme Shelter
14  Dillard & Clark: The Radio Song
15  Iggy Pop & James Williamson: Beyond the   Law
16  Paul Kantner & Grace Slick: When I Was A   Boy I Watched The Wolves
17  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell:   Johnny Remember Me
18  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell:   She's a Woman
19  Dr. John Cooper Clarke & Hugh Cornwell:   Spanish Harlem
20  The Stills-Young Band: Long May You Run
21  David Crosby & Graham Nash: Carry Me
22  Cheech & Chong: Sister Mary Elephant
23  Cheech & Chong: Ralph and Herbie
24  Cheech & Chong: Streets Of New York Or Los   Angeles Or San Francisco Or…
25  Cheech & Chong: Rebuttal: Speaker Ashley   Roachclip
26  Cheech & Chong: The Continuing   Adventures Of Pedro De Pacas And Man
27  Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell: Ain't No   Mountain High Enough
28  Nick Cave & Kylie Minogue: Where the Wild   Roses Grow
29  Bob Dylan & The Grateful Dead: Knockin' on   Heavens Door


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