Programme 9: "The Minstrels' Wheel"

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Programme No. 9: "The Minstrels' Wheel"
Jim Jupp presents the companion programme to The Belbury Parish Magazine
http://jimjupp.blogspot.com/
radiobelbury@ghostbox.co.uk

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Featuring tracks by Structures Sonores Lasry Baschet, Matmos, The Roundtable, Belbury Poly, The High Llamas and more

Belbury Logotone B Buy By Belbury Poly	1
Manege Buy By Structures Sonores Lasry Baschet	2
Zealous Order of Candied Kinights Buy By Matmos	3
Estarabim Buy By Erkin Koray	4
Tango-Saty Buy By Klaus Schulze	5
Moorish Dance Buy By Bob Stewart	6
Wildspot (The Advisory Circle) Buy By The Advisory Circle	7
I wanna be your lover Buy By La Bionda	8
Happy Meeting in Glory Buy By Davy Graham	9
Pilgrim's Progress Buy By Greenslade	10
Berry Adams Buy By The High Llamas	11
Whale Trail Buy By Gruff Rhys	12
Liberator Buy By Suzanne Ciani	13
Distant Hills Buy By Peter Reno	14
Saturday Gigue Buy By The Roundtable	15
Benedictus Buy By The Monks of Glenstal Abbey	16

concretism

8 months ago

'PICTURE BOX', that's it! Thanks. Many hours of bored classroom fidgeting just came flooding back to me.

FOLKWAVES

8 months ago

Interesting programme.

Penny Arcade

10 months ago

I hate to question this months sermon, but 1) I think that La Bionda track is aces (the equal of Temporary Secretary) and 2) Actually I WILL be thanking you for Greenlade! Amen.

Gonçalo Troçolo

11 months ago

Great!

The Ghost of the Weed Garden

1 year ago

Wow, you managed to track down the theme to Picture Box! I've been after it for a long time, very elusive.

And how could anyone fail to get turned on by La Bionda's bouncy space love?

Splendid.

Radio Belbury

1 year ago

May God forgive you.

bikini atoll

1 year ago

On La Bionda track: "'Absolute crap'? Yea...s, maybe. I love it though." Personally, I skipped on!

Love Advisory Circle's new cover of the Belbury Poly 'classic' "Wildspot" -- (Note! mistagged on here.)