Showing posts with label Public Enemy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public Enemy. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 April 2013

April 24 2013 'Richie Havens passes, Public Enemy enter the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, Rolf Harris gets nicked'

This show finds me in contemplative mood, as I muse on the passing of Richie Havens, the Divinyl's Chrissy Amphlett and the arrest of Rolf Harris as part of operation Yew Tree. I also discuss rapper DMX's trials and tribulations and TMZ's reports on the Boston Bombing suspects. Congratulations go out to Public Enemy for their induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and will listen to Annie and Dave tell us about the rain - even though it's sunny (of course it rained later in London)!

Playlist:
Public Enemy feat Anthrax - Bring The Noise
DMX - Slippin
DMX - Ain't No Sunshine
Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine
Richie Havens - Here Comes the Sun
Eurhythmics - Here Comes the Rain again
Divinyls - I Touch Myself
ACDC - Jailbreak
Ransom - His Shoes
Richie Havens - Eleanor Rigby

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Friday, 12 April 2013

Mar 27 2013 -The 'Tale of Two Millibands' episode feat Abu Qatadar

A Tale of Two Millibands


image source - guardian.co.uk

In this week's show I talk about the uncommonly cold weather (it's Britain I HAVE to talk about the weather!) The leader of the UK opposition's older brother quitting politics, Abu Qatadar escaping extradition, Dionne Warwick owing the taxman and more. I also play the latest exclusive from incomparable mashup-meister Phil Retrospector, and quite by coincidence awesome music from Chloe Charles - Julian Lennon's step sister.


Playlist after the jump

April 10 2013 - The Thatcher death episode - 'We are grandmother'

Yinka and the ID April 10 2013 - We are a grandmother


The first woman Prime Minister of Britain (1979-1990)Thatcher dies at the Ritz Hotel in London 8 April. Tributes flooded in from world leaders. Parties were thrown in Brixton, Glasgow and elsewhere
By the time of my show a £10 million taxpayer funded state funeral is announced - the President of Argentina is not invited. Parliament is recalled and a 7 hour session on speeches - not all tributes ensues.


I approach the issues with my usual deference and  sensitivity.

 
Playlist after the jump