This week we are headed to Greece, for two hours of Hadjidakis, Eleni Karaindrou, Theodorakis, Gurjieff, Markopoulos, and a whole host of other marvellous exotic composers you may like to know more about.
Each week the OST Show welcomes a guest (a collector, composer, director, artist) or specialises in a specific film music genre or composer. Expect lively chat, competitions and anything from avant garde Morricone to Rock Hudson singing.
http://www.trunkrecords.com
jonny@trunkrecords.com
The OST Show
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Lucky Cat
Zoë Baxter's magazine programme focused on Chinese and East Asian culture with a varied mixture of music (Reggae, Asia Beat, Folk) plus exclusive mixes from the UK & China from a range of musicians and the “Dim Sum Lunchbox” with East Asian restaurant reviews and recipes.
Madam Miaow guest hosts Lucky Cat. Writer and performer Anna Chen (aka Madam Miaow) is in charge of proceedings on this Saturday's show. Anna will be joined by travel writer Navjot Singh and actor/theatre director Hi Ching. Also in the studio to provide musical backing will be journalist and musician Charles Shaar Murray. As well as some lively discussion and vintage vinyl Chinese revolutionary songs, expect to hear some of Anna's poems from her new book 'Reaching for my Gnu'. Links: http://madammiaow.blogspot.co.uk/ http://charlesshaarmurray.com/ http://www.navjot-singh.com http://www.rivercultures.co.uk/about/index.htm http://luckykitty.blogspot.com
http://www.luckycat.podomatic.com/
http://www.mixcloud.com/luckycatzoe
Email: luckycatzoe@gmail.com
Madam Miaow guest hosts Lucky Cat. Writer and performer Anna Chen (aka Madam Miaow) is in charge of proceedings on this Saturday's show. Anna will be joined by travel writer Navjot Singh and actor/theatre director Hi Ching. Also in the studio to provide musical backing will be journalist and musician Charles Shaar Murray. As well as some lively discussion and vintage vinyl Chinese revolutionary songs, expect to hear some of Anna's poems from her new book 'Reaching for my Gnu'. Links: http://madammiaow.blogspot.co.uk/ http://charlesshaarmurray.com/ http://www.navjot-singh.com http://www.rivercultures.co.uk/about/index.htm http://luckykitty.blogspot.com
http://www.luckycat.podomatic.com/
http://www.mixcloud.com/luckycatzoe
Email: luckycatzoe@gmail.com
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the opera hour
Richard Scott investigates Opera through the prism of various themes....
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Nostalgie Ya Mboka
One barnstorming hour of classic Congolese rhumba's... the music of the two Congo's 1950 to 1990 and very occasionally beyond. Presented by Vincent and Kofi.
http://www.nostalgieyamboka.net
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The Hello Goodbye Show
Following hot on the heals from Resonance FM's airing of the Best of Dear Puppeteer radio show, we continue to pay tribute to the artist Ferris Blood.
Ferris died last year from cancer at a tragically young age and this weekend witnesses a number of events that all aim to pay tribute to his life and talent.
Ferris was the co-creator with Llyr Williams of Depressing Comics and also the brains behind the Dear Puppeteer radio show spin-off that was first aired on Resonance FM back in 2010.
Today on Hello GoodBye we feature live music from; bib, The Bronsteins & Mathew Sawyer.
Co-founder Llyr Williams will also be joining us to read from and discuss, the recently published hard back compendium of Depressing Comics.
http://www.depressingcomics.com/
Intellectual boy-band bib have re-formed especially for this event and join us in the studio with their wry, observational electro-pop.
http://www.myspace.com/bibspace
Melinda Bronstein (The Bronsteins) performs bitter / sweet infectious pop.
http://www.myspace.com/thebronsteins
Mathew Sawyer and The Ghosts explore the outer reaches of unrequited love in a timeless, classic pop form. They are signed to Fire Records and have two albums available: 'Blue Birds Blood' (2007) originally released on Stolen Recordings and Catbird Records (US) and 'How Snakes Eat' (2010).
http://www.mathewsawyer.co.uk/
All 3 of these acts are set to perform at the Ferris Blood tribute gig taking place at The 12 Bar Club (Denmark St., London) tomorrow evening, Sunday 14th October.
http://www.facebook.com/events/200439560087694/
http://hellogoodbyeshow.com
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Dear Puppeteer
Tribute to cartoonist, writer, broadcaster, performer Ferris Blood. Dear Puppeteer broadcast ResonanceFM 10.30am-12.00noon Saturday 13th October
2012.
This is a “best-of” from the two original series broadcast in 2009/10, broadcast as part of
the tribute weekender to Ferris Blood. This broadcast is intended to help promote Sunday
night's fund-raiser and tribute gig at the 12 Bar Club:
Sunday 14th October, 12 Bar Club, Denmark Street, London WC2H 8NL (UK)
Depressing Comics present, "Waves Of Canned Laughter"
A tribute night in memory of Ferris Blood, co-founder of "Depressing Comics".
An evening of live entertainment to launch the new "Complete Depressing Comics
Collection", featuring Bib, The Bronsteins, Mathew Sawyer, readings from the comics and
a performance from Bedwyr Williams, Plus DJ and much more
Copies of the book and other comic related merchandise (T-shirts, prints etc) will be
available for purchase on the night with all the profits going to 'Yes to Life', registered
cancer charity and to the Poppy Hulme Trust fund.
Doors 7pm, £5 Entry
www.depressingcomics.com
http://hellogoodbyeshow.com
www.resonancefm.com
Flyer and info here:
http://www.facebook.com/events/200439560087694/
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Cafe Calcio (repeat)
Tonight Café Calcio returns from the wilderness to bring you another series of discussion about influence and importance of the planet’s favourite sport, football.
To begin the latest run, we’ve brought back an old favourite Anthony Clavane.
His last book, Promised Land, The Reinvention of Leeds United featured in one of our early editions some two years ago.
Since that time, Promised Land has gone on to win both Football, and Sports Book Of The Year awards, therefore we thought it only fitting to bring him back in to the Resonance FM studios to take us through his latest offering, before it goes platinum, so that we can say we were there first, again.
Does Your Rabbi Know You’re Here: The Story Of English Football’s Forgotten Tribe portrays a community’s process of assimilation through football, on the pitch, at backroom and board level and in the stands themselves.
Often unnoticed and unsung, this book highlights the input of England’s Jewish community on the development of the modern game, and paints a picture of the schism created when on the one hand there is a need to blend in and integrate, and on the other, a need to stay loyal to culture and heritage.
We’re all about displaying football as positive force for social change and cohesion here at Café Calcio, so this show should prove to be a fine example of exactly what we’re trying to do, we look forward to having you along.
Café Calcio will be ably hosted, as usual, by Chris Dixon and equally ably co-presented, as usual, by Chris Roberts and David Stubbs.
Listen live, tonight, 7pm BST on Resonance 104.4fm in Central London and on resonacefm.com/listen around the world.
For the podcast of this show and previous episodes visit:
www.soundlcoud.com/café-calcio
For our blog featuring the writings of our esteemed presenters visit: http://cafecalcio.posterous.com
For further info, follow us on:
twitter.com/cafecalcio
or
email cafecalcio@gmail.com
Stay tuned for our new website, cafecalcio.com coming soon where, one hopes you’ll be able to do all of the above and more besides, coming soon!
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The Curtain Up Show (repeat)
Today Tim is joined by Cian Barry and Lewis Reeves who are currently starring in OUR BOYS at the Duchess Theatre. Tim is also joined by Darren Day who is currently starring in THE LAST SESSION at the Tristan Bates Theatre, along with the production's producer, Rob Harris.
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Breakfast Repeats
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The Nightloop
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The Gravy
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Flomotion
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( ... ) Such A Nice Radio Show
60 minutes in the eye of a radiophonic vortex - hosted by Johny Brown.
(...) Such A Nice Radio Show presents 'A Show For Boo'. Boo Armstrong was an ally and inspiration to our band, she passed away just before midnight on Monday, Boo would have been 38 this Friday. We honour her birthday with some songs and memories. More details and archived shows at wwww.bandofholyjoy.co.uk
(...) Such A Nice Radio Show presents 'A Show For Boo'. Boo Armstrong was an ally and inspiration to our band, she passed away just before midnight on Monday, Boo would have been 38 this Friday. We honour her birthday with some songs and memories. More details and archived shows at wwww.bandofholyjoy.co.uk
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The Exotic Pylon
Ed Gillet is a South London based producer who has been recording electronic music under the name of Shape Worship for the last couple of years. It’s hard to describe Ed’s sound – whilst obviously starting from a dancefloor sensibility (especially from 2-step and early 90′s techno) his compositions drift outwards into a richly melodic space that is emotionally complex and gloriously expansive. This is a very warm music that has a similar wide-eyed atmosphere and temporal dislocation to those beautiful early Black Dog Production 12′s. We’re really thrilled to have Ed performing a live DJ set on the show tonight – I can’t tell you what to expect but that’s the beauty of live radio right? I’ll pick up the slack.
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Breakfast Repeats
Fried, scrambled or boiled. A collection of shows from the eclectic archives of Resonance FM.
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The NIghtloop
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Wavelength (repeat)
With William English. Repeated from Friday at 2:30pm.
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Framework
"Regular edition featuring Dallas Simpson, Flavien Gillié, Mystified, Richard Garet, Hands To, and a framework introduction recorded by Neil Griffith."
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Novara (repeat)
This week's Novara is Aaron Peters (@aaronjohnpeters) and James Butler (@piercepenniless) as they discuss austerity, the crisis of the 1970s and the impossibility of return to the 'Long Boom' (1950-1968)
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The Organ
Rock in the most experimental form - Sean & Marina host.
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