Wednesday 17 March 2021
Tuesday 16 March 2021
Monday 15 March 2021
Over a Decade of Recording Black Cab Live
From the Doesn't Time Fly Dept
I first started recording Black Cab gigs when they did three or four Sunday arvo shows at the old Cherry Bar here in Melbourne back in 2011
The first thing to note is that these gigs were free entry and from memory were not very well attended at all, so much so that I seem to recall that the last Sunday gig was cancelled
But this was the start of the band becoming a radically different beast than previously or as BC's Andrew said the other day to me: Those Cherry shows were tough but we hacked a new sound there. The Shabeen gigs were also super formative. We miss that place...I'd been catching Black Cab as much as I could since first coming across their debut album Altamont Diary. Really not sure if it was just the concept of the album that caught my attention, their cover of the GOGD's New Speedway Boogie or Channel 10 using this as their station promo for a while. I haven't watched TV for over a decade now but what on earth made someone think that a suitable jingle for the upcoming summer TV fare of one of Australia's three commercial networks should be a track from an album about Altamont, which let's face it was one of the final nails in the coffin containing the carcass of the sixties dream. Personally I think the sixties dream ended on the 6th October 1966
Combat Boots (Cherry Bar Melbourne 10/11)
Combat Boots (Corner Hotel Melbourne 1/21)
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Here's some other BC shows I recorded over the years in Melbourne
Full set from The Tote (July 2014)
My War @Shebeen (Jan 2015)
Full set fom The Corner (July 17 2015)
Three tracks from 170 Russell (Dec 6 2015)
Full set from Howler (May 6 2016)
And finally four tracks from Nighthawks (Jan 2020)
Race
Hearts On Fire
Bad Robot
& Untitled
All of the above recordings have been tweaked by Andrew from the band. There were other full sets that I posted straight from the Tascam but they are no longer hosted on the original servers sadly
The NJE Experience - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
The NJE captured live at The Indo, Whitechapel, London E1
A film by Liv Bedford
The Near Jazz Experience are Mark Bedford (formerly of Madness), Simon Charterton (The Higsons) & Terry Edwards (Everyone)
Adrian Sherwood did a mini album of remixes including their version of Voodoo Chile back in 2019
Sunday 14 March 2021
Adrian Sherwood - Live @ The John Curtin Hotel Melbourne (14-3-18)
Black Cab - Live at Corner Hotel Melbourne (Jan 2021)
Bad Robot
Hanna (Parts 1 & 2)
Closing Ceremony
Recorded on my handheld Tascam
Tweaked by Andrew Coates
Saturday 13 March 2021
XCOPY
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— XCOPY 🏴 (@XCOPYART) March 5, 2021
Sleng Teng Sound Clash
Tracklist:
Wayne Smith - Under Mi Sleng Teng
John Wayne - Call The Police
Echo Minott - Hand Pon The Key
Tenor Saw - Pumpkin Belly
Super Morris - Under Me Peter Green
Singie Singie - Tell Them What You Know
Hugh Griffiths - Medley Ride
Sugar Minott - Jam In The Street
Johnny Osbourne - Budy Bye
Shelly Thunder - Sting Me Ah Sting
Burro Banton - Attention
Johnny Osbourne - Salute
The Don
Ninjaman - Murder Dem
Ninjaman - Write Your Will
Terry Ganzie - Mi Gun Talk
Josey Wales - Cowboy Style
Blackout JA - When Di Big Sound String Up
Gideon Feat. Najay - Raggamuffin
Kid606 - Catstep/My Kitten/Catnap (Hrvatski Vatstep DSP Remix)
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Friday 12 March 2021
Thursday 11 March 2021
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St. Blues (Flexi-Disc NME 1972)
7“ Flexi-Disc. given away with the New Musical Express in the29th April 1972 edition. Jagger introduces excerpts from the forthcoming albumExile on Main St which was released a couple of weeks later
The following tracks are played "All Down The Line", "Tumbling Dice". "Shine A Light" and "Happy". The song Jagger is singing alludes to the Exile tracks excepted. I think that may be Nicky Hopkins accompanying Jagger as opposed to Ian Stewart but I could be very well wrong there
Really thought that this would have turned up on the deluxe(?) version of Exile when it was released back in 2010
Wednesday 10 March 2021
Bow Wood Blues
I'll throw some Dice down too
IR 58: Rising Up For The Dub World Within
remember
when you light a candle
the darkness automatically disappears
+ Here's a mix of some tunes from the IR back catalogue I made three years ago
Sunday 7 March 2021
Robert Quine - Staring In Her Eyes (Isolated Guitar Track)
Here's the full track by Richard Hell and The Voidoids and here's a Quine mix I made a while back with some unreleased tracks on it
Saturday 6 March 2021
Psyche Ward 101 (A) Mix
A mix to take you out of your head
Tracklist:
1
Midnight
Tim Blake
2
I Don't Love Me Anymore
Oneohtrix Point Never
3
So Slow (The Orb in Atlas Remix)
Wir
4
Heavy Drug
Unkle
5
Love Is A Parasite
Blanck Mass
6
Errors of Conclusion
Tangent
7
Desires Are Already Memories (feat. Adam Bryanbaum Wiltzie & Dustin O'Halloran)
A Winged Victory For The Sullen
8
Nan True's Hole
Hatfield and the North
9
Vainglorious Boys
Peter Hammill
10
Space Ace
Wrangler
11
Promise of Water
Angels of Light
12
A Love From Outer Space (Venusian Dub)
A.R. Kane
13
Low Tech Predator
The Curse Of The Golden Vampire
14
El Prado to San Rafael
The KLF
15
Take Just A Little
Heather Leigh
16
Desires Are Already Memories (Reprise)
A Winged Victory For The Sullen
17
Walking Thru Walls
Jonnine
18
24 Track Loop
This Heat
19
LSD Dub
Hempolics
20
Dear Prudence
Siouxsie & The Banshees
21
Theme For Great Cities
Simple Minds
22
Such A Shame (Extended 12" Mix)
Talk Talk
The Game (Who or What Is This Tackhead Trash?) Mix
Tracklist:
1 You'll Never Walk Alone The Kop
2
The Game (Versions)
Tackhead
3
You'll Never Walk Alone
The Kop
4
The Game (Live in Amsterdam)
Interference
BONUS:
My eldest son 30 odd years ago proudly wearing his Tackhead cap. Learnt to count with the old 1-2-3-4 ROCK THE HOUSE DOWN chant too
Sounds Of A City: Liverpool (BBC Radio 6 Music broadcast: 29th March 2019)
Colleen speaks with Shack's Michael Head who grew up surrounded by the influence of the Teardrop Explodes: Holly Johnson, of Frankie Goes to Hollywood, discusses the role of Liverpool's flamboyant gay scene played in the burgeoning post-punk scene: DJ Greg Wilson casts his critical ear over an 80s Liverpool still living under the eclipse of The Beatles: author Mark Cooper shares his thoughts on the rivalry between Echo & the Bunnymen and the Teardrops. Colleen also meets Stealing Sheep's Emily Lansley, who is at the vanguard of a younger generation of musicians who embrace Liverpool's psychedelic sound. And if all of that wasn't enough, Zoo Records and KLF founder Bill Drummond shares two of his one minute presentations about the album.
First broadcast in 2015
The Teardrop Explodes - Ha Ha I'm Drowning [Mercury]
Jean-Jacques Burnel - Do The European [United Artists]
The Teardrop Explodes - Sleeping Gas [Mercury]
The Fall - C'n'C-S Mithering [Rough Trade]
Deaf School - All Queued Up [Warner Bros.?]
The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows [Parlophone]
The Doors - Strange Days [Elektra]
The Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) [Knight]
The Teardrop Explodes - Poppies In The Field [Mercury]
Dexys Midnight Runners - Geno [Mercury]
The Teardrop Explodes - Reward [Mercury]
Echo & The Bunnymen - Rescue [WEA]
The Teardrop Explodes - Books [Mercury]
Echo & The Bunnymen - Read It In Books [Korova]
Big In Japan - Suicide A Go Go [Retro]
The Teardrop Explodes - Bouncing Babies [Mercury]
The Cramps - Garbageman [I.R.S.]
Can - Yoo Doo Right
Captain Beefheart - Big Eyed Beans From Venus [Reprise]
Howlin’ Wolf - Tail Dragger [Chess]
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Kill The Pain [ZTT]
The Teardrop Explodes - Treason [Island]
Shack - I Need You [London]
Ladytron - Ghosts [Vision Music]
The Teardrop Explodes - When I Dream [Mercury]
Liverpool is my home town so appreciate this ZS
Jonnine - Walking Thru Walls
'Walking Thru Walls' appeared originally on Below The Radar 35 - The Wire (12/20)
Released March 5, 2021
Written and produced by Jonnine
Mixed and mastered by Tarquin Manek
Jonnine plays bass guitar, 808, wave drum and vocals
Photo by Gian Manik (photo concept and styling for To Be Magazine)
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