Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Last Call set list 29 sept 2010

Set List

Time - Supergrass
I am waiting - Rolling Stones
Tell her tonight - Franz Ferdinand
Can't stop that feeling - Franz Ferdinand
Private affair - The Virgins
All the way - New Order
Say say something - James
Get me - Everything But The Girl
It could be sweet - Portishead
Good to be back on the road again - Cornershop
If you're feeling sinister - Belle & Sebastian
Hand me down your love - Hot Chip
Hands - Four Tet
Al Sharp - Beta Band
Got my favourite - Jack Penate
Out there on the ice - Cut Copy
Maps - Oromocto Diamond
Shockwave - Mathematique
Flesh Python - Vitamins For You
Comfort Me Comfort You - Rep By Pop
Sarah - Digits
Only if you run - Julian Plenti
Elephant in the room - Pleasure Bridge
Tonight's today - Jack Penate
Photoshop handsome - Everything Everything
Wild human child - Egyptian Hip Hop
She's lost control - Joy Division
The Ink - Dutch Uncles
The dark is rising - Mercury Rev
Benny - Old World Vulture

Sunday, September 26, 2010

African Vibes set list 26 Sept 2010

Set list for the 26 Sept show

Intro Africa - Bisso Na Bisso
Shuffering & Shmiling - Dead Prez, Jorge BEn Jor, Talib Kweli, Bilal and Positive Force
Think Africa - Seun Kuti
Diaraby Magni - Vieux Farka Toure
Don't stop - Stone Roses
How to kill a radio consultant - Public Enemy
Driving - Kaboom
Masiyeni - Black Umfolosi
Soobax - K'naan
State of Emergency - Amampondo
Kotto - Hijas Del Sol
Ri oko - Hijas Del Sol
Sara - Alpha Yaya Diallo
Stop the taser - Lazare S Halk
Immigration - Alpha Yaya Diallo
I'm sorry - Lazare S Halk
I speak Fula - Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba
Narrow dub - King Tubby
Three winds of dubwood - Dubin Hood
Slow Jam - Vieux Farka Toure
Six love - The Luge Sessions
Joy and pain - Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock

Front Row Centre 24 Sept 2010

Set list for the Front Row Centre radio show on www.coopradio.org

Dream in peace - Elaine Ryan
Champagne supernova - Oasis
Rubber ring - The Smiths
Rolling blackouts - The Paperbacks
Do you realize? - The Flaming Lips
Celebrate - Jack Harlan
Free now - Ben Sigston
Give peace a chance - John Lennon
New Moon - Pine Tarts
Modern lovin - Pine Tarts
Too much eye makeup - Old World Vulture
Benny - Old World Vulture
Do you know the way to San Jose - Dionne Warwick

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Last Call set list 22 Sept 2010

After an English holiday

Here's Last Call

Time - Supergrass
London calling - The Clash
Zoo station - U2
Little by little - Oasis
Happy shopper - 60 ft Dolls
Staying out for the summer - Dodgy
Then - The Charlatans
The end of everything - The Charlatans
Tonight's Today - Jack PeÑate
Learning lines - Jack PeÑate
Riddim I like - Asian Dub Foundation
45:33 - LCD Soundsystem
I feel better - Hot Chip
Blue monday - New Order
I feel better - Hot Chip (yes twice)
Radioactivity - Kraftwerk
Thieves in the night - Hot Chip

Rendition - Manic Street Preachers
La Tristesse Durera - Manic Street Preachers
My little empire - Manic Street Preachers

Solitude sometimes is - Manic Street Preachers
Send away the tigers - Manic Street Preachers
This joke sport severed - Manic Street Preachers
Journal for plague lovers - Manic Street Preachers

Benny - Old World Vulture

You can listen to Last Call every Tuesday night at midnight on Vancouver Cooperative Radio 102.7FM or www.coopradio.org

see you again
Gary

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Day 21 on the road - Lancashire la la la!

Libraries rock! Writing this blog post from Carnforth Library, Lancashire. Funny that I have been in four branch libraries since I left Vancouver.

Sheerness Library, Kent
Minster Library, Kent
Burnt Oak Library, London
and here.

I arrived back in Carnforth from Ambleside in the Lake District yesterday evening. I was in the Lake District for two days proper, but have been hiking since I arrived in Carnforth last week.

Last Friday hiked to the Lion and the Lamb, on Helm Crag. On Monday I hiked to Fairfield Crag and also St Sunday Crag, the latter by mistake after I missed the path. With lots of daylight and beautiful sunny weather I had time to relax and sit down to admire the views at various points in the day.

The Lake District is superb. Lots of access points. No real wildlife concerns - i.e bears. Yesterday though had to wait for 15 mins to get through part of a field that would have taken 30 seconds were it not for cattle and young calves. Swam in part of Lake Windermere briefly, almost glacial cold, chased by curious rather than attacking swans. Sat on a bench dedicated to the memory of Sarah Faulkner in the beautiful graveyard of Holy Trinity Brathay. At the church itself a woman made me coffee and served up homemade cakes and biscuits. Northern hospitality!

Back to London tomorrow en route to Kent and Faversham beer fest Sunday.