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James Yorkston Marc Riley Session For You To Enjoy
18/11/08
James was in session on Marc Riley last night.
He played 'Tortoise Regrets Hare', 'Summer Isn't The Same Without You' and 'Queen Of Spain'.
Listen back... http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/6music_aod.shtml?6music/6m_marc_mon
"It's really about the unpredictable mischief of real life - it's sort of chaotic our life. It's about humans and the things we turn to, and looking for fun and stimulus and meaning and stuff." Robert Wyatt
Robert Wyatt is one of my favourite singers, writers, makers of wonderful music. It is with pleasure that I can introduce you to this, his latest album, and first for Domino. I first discovered Robert Wyatt's music when borrowing, and then stealing, Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard from a library. Then came a second-hand purchase of the 'Shipbuilding' 7", which I played repeatedly, not even thinking to flip it over. A few years later, it was my near-20 years late discovery of the Mid Eighties compilation and Old Rottenhat that really fixed my glue to Wyatt's music.
I was obsessed (and not least by that very b side... 
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Lost in Planet Earth
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Including songs by: Franz Ferdinand
Lost in Planet Earth
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Including songs by: Franz Ferdinand
Lost in Planet Earth
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Including songs by: The Last Shadow Puppets
Buy: CD £9.99 / Double LP £13.99 / Domino Digital £7.99
The history of Robert Wyatt’s music gained a new and wonderful chapter in 1997 with the release of SHLEEP, his first album since 1991. With contributions from guest musicians Brian Eno, Paul Weller, Phil Manzanera, Evan Parker, Annie Whitehead and ...more
Buy: CD £8.99 / LP £12.99 / Domino Digital £7.99
Rock Bottom (1974) Continually, and rightly, regarded as an emotionally charged masterpiece Rock Bottom, like all truly great records, defines its own moonlit world. Defiantly graceful, listening to Rock Bottom is like being invited into another person’s consciousness: fluid, deep, mesmerising ...more
