Machiavelli
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Gilles Peterson played the new one from Sons of Kemet yesterday and, predictably, it's a cracker.
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[Music] BBC Radio 6 Music
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Keaveny leaving 14th September. He can be hit or miss on the Partrdgeness, although I did almost spit out my tea a few days back at his chuckle-tastic Nigella pronunciation of ‘microwave’ (mee-crow-warvey)
Cheeky Monkey
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Last week of Keaveny ever. Did he jump or was he pushed?
The morning stuff is all boring chattering these days. Probably due to female hosts. Lauren Laverne is fist bitingly boring .
http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?366036-6-Music-lineup-changes/page3&highlight=Keaveny
It seems to be on good terms, his bosses gushing with praise for him all over the internet.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Absolutely brilliant morning so far, some early rockabilly and blues, now Ennio Morricone in the 6 music salutes section.
Where else do you hear such a wide variety of styles of music.
Where else do you hear such a wide variety of styles of music.
keaton
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- Nov 18, 2004
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He's said now that the new person wanted to lessen his commitments. Bit odd really, if anyone needed taking out of the daytime it was Mary Ann Hobbs, she's fine at what she does but it's not really lunchtime listening
I listened to his final R6 show. He did reveal that his bosses had decided upon a new direction, so he was pushed, but respect to SK as he showed no bitterness.
Cheeky Monkey
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I don't normally do Iggy Confidential but he was playing some mellow bangers this week, including Morricone's TGTB&TU tune, poss same one referred to above, dying soldier in the wagon scene.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Just played the Cramps, happy times...
Psychobilly heaven
Psychobilly heaven
Cheeky Monkey
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I did wonder. Appreciate he divided opinion but was also much loved. Could backfire that one. Gutted to have missed that last show as had been listening to his slot most of that week. What was his last tune, if you can remember - My Way?
Surprised he revealed it wasn't his decision on air btw, if he did. Good for him though!
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His last track was The Carpenters - "We've Only Just Begun"
The tracklist for the show (its just dropped off BBC Sounds unfortunately is here)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000zdyz
It was a great last show. He ditched the abrasive sarcasm, instead playing his favourite songs, with a load of friends from the music world calling in. Drinking a few beers at the same time!
That was genuinely emotional, a lovely moment.
Self indulgent, yes and well deserved.
Can they do something about the 4-7 slot next, I'm struggling with it on the drive home.
SK blew hot/cold for me, but SL is depressing to listen to most of the time.
SK blew hot/cold for me, but SL is depressing to listen to most of the time.
A brilliant interview with Paul Morley is on just now, about Tony Wilson, also the late 70's music scene.
The occasional mention of obscure bands of that time, great for [MENTION=1200]Harry Wilson's tackle[/MENTION].
The occasional mention of obscure bands of that time, great for [MENTION=1200]Harry Wilson's tackle[/MENTION].
Unfortunately I was out. Not currently available. I guess it will be listenable later at some point.
Unfortunately I was out. Not currently available. I guess it will be listenable later at some point.
Well worth a listen, it lasted about 45 minutes. Bizarrely with a couple of contempory, unrelated songs in the middle to keep the hip-hop listeners on board.
I like Paul Morley, he evoked a feeling of real change musically in that era.