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Bebop Deluxe
Sunday, August 4th we will present Bebop Deluxe, a 1970s Prog Rock band which never actually played Bebop.
See you inthe Cavern,
Malaclypse
124 Miles Davis, the Warner Brothers Years.
A change in pace, not before time, and a very welcome response from you, our audience, with a maximum of 22 listeners, and holding at 20 for a lot of the show. Which was put together by Hugh, taking a small look at one of his favourite musicians.
We even had dancing on the plaza, which is a very positive encouragement 🙂
All tracks were taken from the box set The Last Word: The Warner Brothers Years, from 2001. Collaborations are noted in the title text.
Preshow
| Lost In Madrid Part I | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Mystery | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Cobra | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Big Time | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Chocolate Chip | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Theme For Augustine / Wind / Seduction / Kiss | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Submission | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
The Show
| Opening Medley: Theme From Jack Johnson / Speak / That’s What Happened (Live) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Maze | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Rubber Band | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Tomaas | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Siesta / Kitt’s Kiss / Lost In Madrid Part II | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Trumpet Cleaning (with Michel Legrand) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Catémbe | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Capri (Paolo Rustichelli) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Big Ol’ Head (Kenny Garrett) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| In The Night (Cameo) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| You Won’t Forget Me (Shirley Horn) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Don’t Stop Me Now (Toto) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| The Struggle Continues (Artists United Against Apartheid) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| The Doo-Bop Song (with J.R., A.B. Money & Easy Mo Bee) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Tutu (Live) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Portia (Live) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| See I See | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
Postshow
| High Speed Chase | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Splatch | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Backyard Ritual | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Blow (with Easy Mo Bee) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Afterglow | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Mystery (Reprise) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
| Hannibal (Live) | Miles Davis | The Last Word: The Warner Bros. Years | 2001 |
Miles Davis, pt. 1
Sunday at the usual time, we will feature the career of Miles Davis, for this show concentrating on his years at Warner Records.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
123 Summer Dance set
A respite from weighty analyses of various people or groups, and a bit of relaxation with a Summer dance set, with a big dose of reggae-ish tracks because it’s hot and we don’t want to dance all night at a frantic pace. I tried for a bit of diversity too, with jazz, blues, bossa nova and folk along with the rock, pop and reggae.
If you liked this show, let us know. We already have one more in the pipeline.
Preshow
| Title | Artists | Album | Year |
| Blueport | Gerry Mulligan | Gerry Mulligan and the Concert Jazz Band at the Village Vanguard | 1960 |
| Smoking Gun | Robert Cray | Strong Persuader | 1986 |
| Daddy Cool | Boney M | single | 1976 |
| I Can’t Dance To That | Chris Rea | Dancing With Strangers | 1987 |
| Woman don’t want to Love Me | Chicago | Chicago VII | 1974 |
| Bona Fide | Wishbone Ash | Bona Fide | 2006 |
The Show
| Let’s Dance | Chris Rea | New Light Through Old Windows | 1988 |
| Tio Macaco | Snarky Puppy | We Like It Here | 2014 |
| Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty | Herbie Mann | Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty | 1970 |
| Walk Around Time | The Robert Cray Band | Midnight Stroll | 1990 |
| Desafinado (Off Key) | Stan Getz & João Gilberto | Getz/Gilberto | 1989 |
| The Israelites | Desmond Dekker and the Aces | single | 1968 |
| Montego Bay | Bobby Bloom | single | 1970 |
| Stir It Up | Bob Marley and the Wailers | Live, BBC Old Grey Whistle Test | 1973 |
| I Shot the Sheriff [Live] | Eric Clapton | 461 Ocean Boulevard | 1974 |
| Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley | Robert Palmer | Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley | 1974 |
| Jammin’ | Bob Marley and the Wailers | Exodus | 1977 |
| Master Blaster (Jammin’) | Stevie Wonder | Hotter Than July | 1980 |
| One Step Beyond | Madness | One Step Beyond | 1979 |
| Every Breath You Take | The Police | Synchronicity | 1983 |
| Fume de Lume | Xosé Manuel Budiño | Arredor | 2000 |
| Superstition | Stevie Wonder | Talking Book | 1972 |
| Billie Jean | Michael Jackson | Thriller | 1982 |
| Echo Beach | Martha and the Muffins | Metro Music | 1979 |
| Changing Tracks | Wishbone Ash | Bona Fide | 2006 |
| Texas Twister | Little Feat | Representing the Mambo | 1990 |
| Immigrant Song | Led Zeppelin | Led Zeppelin III | 1970 |
| Headlong | Queen | Innuendo | 1991 |
| All Right Now | Free | Fire and Water | 1970 |
| Riders On The Storm | The Doors | L.A. Woman | 1971 |
Postshow
| Frenchman’s Flat | Larry Carlton | Sleepwalk | 1982 |
| Regiment | Brian Eno and David Byrne | My Life in the Bush of Ghosts | 1981 |
| Roundabout | Yes | Fragile | 1971 |
| Bad Love | Eric Clapton | Journeyman | 1989 |
| Long Train Runnin’ | Doobie Brothers | The Captain and Me | 1973 |
| D’yer Mak’er | Led Zepplin | Houses Of The Holy | 1973 |
| The Train And The River | Jimmy Guiffre 3 | Hollywood & Newport 1957-1958 | 1992 |
Show 123: Summer Dance
To break up the run of shows concentrating on specific artists, on Sunday 7th July we will broadcast a dance set, stuff you can move your avatar’s feet to, and your own at home too if you feel like it.
As it is summer, and a hot summer too, we’ve put quite a few slower dance numbers in, including a 40-minute set of Reggae/Ska/2-Tone and similar treats. Bring your rum along, we can’t seem to find ours.
122 John Wetton part 2
The second part of the John Wetton career summary, and the last of the shows about the four brilliant musicians who formed the band UK. The preshow let me indulge my passion for the bands he was in both before and after his membership, which is always nice. Just over 20 folks in the audience, which was a welcome development, we were beginning to wonder if we’d lost our touch.
Preshow
| Title | Artists | Album | Year |
| Blind Eye | Wishbone Ash | Wishbone Ash | 1970 |
| Editions Of You | Roxy Music | For Your Pleasure | 1973 |
| Don’t Come Back | Wishbone Ash | There’s The Rub | 1974 |
| Elephant Talk | King Crimson | Discipline | 1974 |
| Outward Bound | Wishbone Ash | New England | 1976 |
| Neal and Jack and Me | King Crimson | Beat | 1982 |
| Three of a Perfect Pair | King Crimson | Three of a Perfect Pair | 1984 |
| Almighty Blues | Wishbone Ash | Bona Fide | 2006 |
| Changing Tracks | Wishbone Ash | Bona Fide | 2006 |
| Bona Fide | Wishbone Ash | Bona Fide | 2006 |
The Show
| In the Dead of Night suite | UK | UK | 1978 |
| Thirty Years | UK | UK | 1978 |
| Danger Money | UK | Danger Money | 1979 |
| Nothing To Lose | U.K. | Night After Night | 1979 |
| Caught In The Crossfire | John Wetton | Caught in the Crossfire | 1980 |
| Turn On The Radio | John Wetton | Caught in the Crossfire | 1980 |
| Number The Brave | Wishbone Ash | Number The Brave | 1981 |
| That’s That | Wishbone Ash | Number The Brave | 1981 |
| Here Comes the Feeling | Asia | Asia | 1982 |
| Only Time Will Tell | Asia | Asia | 1982 |
| The Smile Has Left Your Eyes | Asia | Alpha | 1983 |
| Go | Asia | Astra | 1985 |
| It’s Just Love | John Wetton, Phil Manzanera | Wetton/Manzanera | 1987 |
| Walking On Air | John Wetton | Battle Lines | 1996 |
| Firth of Fifth | Steve Hackett and Friends | The Tokyo Tapes | 1998 |
| Let Me Go | John Wetton, Geoff Downes | Icon | 2005 |
| Raised In Captivity | John Wetton | Raised in Captivity | 2011 |
| I Know How You Feel | Asia | XXX | 2012 |
Postshow
| Blood Silver Like Moonlight | Renaissance | Grandine il Vento | 2013 |
| Nothing To Lose | UK | Danger Money | 1979 |
| Open Road | Wishbone Ash | Number The Brave | 1981 |
| Heat of the Moment | Asia | Asia | 1982 |
| Sole Survivor | Asia | Asia | 1982 |
| My Own Time (I’ll Do What I Want) | Asia | Alpha | 1983 |
| Do It Again | John Wetton, Phil Manzanera | Wetton/Manzanera | 1987 |
| Battle Lines | John Wetton | Batle Lines | 1996 |
121 Scott Walker part 2
We were promised some wierdness from Scott Walker by Hugh in this second of two shows, and it was quite revealing just how strange and experimental some of his later work became. A smaller audience than usual came to listen, with very few in the cavern, but we did manage to reach 19 listeners.
Preshow
| Title | Artist | Album | Year |
| Any Day Now | Scott Walker | Any Day Now | 1973 |
| All My Love’s Laughter | Scott Walker | Any Day Now | 1973 |
| The Lady Came From Baltimore | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| The Big Hurt | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| Blanket Roll Blues | Scott Walker | Climate Of Hunter | 1983 |
| Stormy | Scott Walker | ‘Til The Band Comes In | 1970 |
| I Still See You | Scott Walker | Any Day Now | 1973 |
| The Hills Of Yesterday | Scott Walker | ‘Til The Band Comes In | 1970 |
| What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life | Scott Walker | ‘Til The Band Comes In | 1970 |
The Show
| Montague Terrace (In Blue) | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| Such A Small Love | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| My Death | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| The Amorous Humphrey Plugg | Scott Walker | Scott 2 | 1968 |
| Plastic Palace People | Scott Walker | Scott 2 | 1968 |
| Jackie | Scott Walker | Scott 2 | 1968 |
| Next | Scott Walker | Scott 2 | 1968 |
| It’s Raining Today | Scott Walker | Scott 3 | 1969 |
| Big Louise | Scott Walker | Scott 3 | 1969 |
| If You Go Away | Scott Walker | Scott 3 | 1969 |
| The Seventh Seal | Scott Walker | Scott 4 | 1969 |
| Boy Child | Scott Walker | Scott 4 | 1969 |
| Little Things (That Keep Us Together) | Scott Walker | ‘Til the Band Comes In | 1970 |
| Time Operator | Scott Walker | ‘Til the Band Comes In | 1970 |
| My Way Home | Scott Walker | single, B side | 1971 |
| Sleepwalkers Woman | Scott Walker | Climate of Hunter | 1983 |
| Man from Reno | Goran Bregovic; Scott Walker | single, A side | 1993 |
| Farmer In The City | Scott Walker | Tilt | 1995 |
| Scope J | Ute Lemper | Punishing Kiss | 2000 |
| Psioratic | Scott Walker | The Drift | 2006 |
| Lullaby | Scott Walker + Sunn O))) | Soused | 2014 |
Postshow
| Mathilde | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| The World’s Strongest Man | Scott Walker | Scott 4 | 1969 |
| Angels Of Ashes | Scott Walker | Scott 4 | 1969 |
| Tilt | Scott Walker | Tilt | 1995 |
| Rosary | Scott Walker | Tilt | 1995 |
| The Girls And The Dogs | Scott Walker | Scott 2 | 1968 |
| Sons Of | Scott Walker | Scott 3 | 1969 |
| Amsterdam | Scott Walker | Scott | 1967 |
| Funeral Tango | Scott Walker | Scott 3 | 1969 |
Scott Walker pt. 2
This week’s show will feature the late Scott Walker’s career after the Walker Brothers disbanded, including both solo and collaboration work.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
120. John Wetton, part 1
I enjoyed putting this show and part 2 together. Unfortunately, our audience in cavern was smaller than usual, possibly because (as I found out on the day) it was Memorial Day in the US. Never mind, a peak of 12 in the audience enjoyed some of the really good highlights of Mr. Wetton’s earlier career. Preshow was bands Wetton had played in, but before he was in them – apart from one, see if you can find it.
Preshow
| Title | Artists | Album | Year |
| 21st Century Schizoid Man | King Crimson | In the Court of the Crimson King | 1969 |
| Hung Up Down | Family | Family Entertainment | 1969 |
| In My Own Time | Family | Anyway | 1970 |
| Lady Of The Dancing Water | King Crimson | Lizard | 1970 |
| My Friend The Sun | Family | Bandstand | 1972 |
| Virginia Plain | Roxy Music | Single, A side [The Thrill Of It All, 1995] | 1972 |
| Out Of The Blue | Roxy Music | Country Life | 1972 |
| Love Is The Drug | Roxy Music | Siren | 1975 |
| Dance Away | Roxy Music | Manifesto | 1979 |
The Show
| Something Sad | Mogul Thrash | Mogul Thrash | 1970 |
| Sleeping In The Kitchen | Mogul Thrash | Mogul Thrash | 1970 |
| Take Your Partners | Family | Fearless | 1971 |
| Crinkly Grin | Family | Fearless | 1971 |
| Burlesque | Family | Bandstand | 1972 |
| Book of Saturday | King Crimson | Larks’ Tongues In Aspic | 1973 |
| Exiles | King Crimson | Larks’ Tongues In Aspic | 1973 |
| Easy Money | King Crimson | Larks’ Tongues In Aspic | 1973 |
| The Great Deceiver | King Crimson | Starless & Bible Black | 1974 |
| Lament | King Crimson | Starless & Bible Black | 1974 |
| One More Red Nightmare | King Crimson | Red | 1974 |
| Starless | King Crimson | Red | 1974 |
| Out Of The Blue | Roxy Music | Viva! | 1976 |
| Shady Lady | Uriah Heep | Return to Fantasy | 1975 |
| By The Light Of Day | UK | UK | 1978 |
| Mental Medication | UK | UK | 1978 |
| Alaska + Time to Kill | UK | UK | 1978 |
Postshow
| Dreams Of Glass And Sand | Mogul Thrash | Mogul Thrash | 1970 |
| Larf And Sing | Family | Fearless | 1971 |
| Coronation | Family | Bandstand | 1972 |
| The Night Watch | King Crimson | Starless & Bible Black | 1974 |
| Red | King Crimson | Red | 1974 |
| Baby’s on Fire | Brian Eno | Here Come the Warm Jets | 1974 |
| Return to Fantasy | Uriah Heep | Return to Fantasy | 1975 |
Show 120: John Wetton
On Sunday 26th May we will broadcast a show looking at the early career of John Wetton, the fourth and last founding member of UK that I have concentrated on. This will be part one of two, and will look at his work with Mogul Thrash, Family, King Crimson, Roxy Music and UK and all stops in between. Join us in the cavern or just listen using the links above, from 12:30 KI.
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