PLAY LINK: PODWIRELESS DESERTED ISLAND DISCS 2
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Following on from mid-November's Deserted Island Discs 1 which got lots of nice feedback, here's a second collection resulting from pandemic lockdowns allowing more time for listening to old favourites, usually a rare luxury when all the great new releases keep piling in.
Deserted Island Discs 2 is once again a random and totally self-indulgent selection of music I've loved and accumulated down the years since discovering there were alternatives to the pop music heard on the radio when I was a young teenager. Mostly folk, roots and what used to be called world music, but as before it does go off-piste a few times!
Apologies that again there are no web site links given. A lot of these CDs were out of print before web sites became a thing. If they're not available from your usual retail source and you want to track them down, Mr Google and Mr Discogs are probably your best starting points.
1. (Sig) The English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik)
2. Paul Brady & Andy Irvine : Plains Of Kildare from the CD Andy Irvine & Paul Brady (Mulligan)
3. Shirley & Dolly Collins : Salisbury Plain from the CD Love, Death & The Lady (Fledg'ling)
4. The Mekons : Ghosts Of American Astronauts from the CD So Good It Hurts (Sin)
5. Devon Sproule : The Well-Dressed Son To His Sweetheart from the CD Keep Your Silver Shined (Tin Angel)
6. Chuck Berry : Down The Road Apiece from the CD On The Blues Side (Ace)
7. Bo Diddley : I'm Looking For A Woman from the CD Bo's Blues (Ace)
8. Howling Wolf : Keep What You Got from the CD Sings The Blues (Ace)
9. Marika Papagika : Smyrneiko Minore from the CD Black Mirror (Dust-To-Digital)
10. Eleftheria Arvanitaki : Ta Kormia Kai Ta Machairia (The Bodies And The Knives) from the CD Ta Kormia Kai Ta Machairia (Polydor Greece)
11. Kristi Stassinopoulou : Amorgos Passage from the CD The Secrets Of The Rocks (Hitch-Hyke/ Wrasse)
12. Jelly Roll Morton : Winin' Boy Blues from the CD New Orleans Memories (Commodore)
13. Mose Allison : Ever Since I Stole The Blues from the CD My Back Yard (Blue Note)
14. Mory Diely Kouyate : Djoudjouba from the cassette Mory Diely Kouyate De Kankan Et Son Ensemble (Unlabelled)
15. Orchestra Baobab : Utru Horas from the CD Pirates Choice (World Circuit)
16. Dorris Henderson & John Renbourn : Strange Lullaby from the CD There You Go! (Big Beat)
17. Davy Graham : I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes from the CD Folk, Blues & Beyond... (Fledg'ling)
18. Shoukichi Kina & Champloose : Haisai Ojisan from the CD Music Power From Okinawa (GlobeStyle)
19. Flaco Jimenez : Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio from the CD The Best Of Flaco Jimenez (Arhoolie)
20. Frank Stokes : You Shall from the CD Creator Of The Memphis Blues (Yazoo)
21. Charley Patton : Moon Going Down from the CD Screamin' & Hollerin' The Blues (Revenant)
22. Jim Copper : Lemany from the CD You Never Heard So Sweet (Topic)
23. Gordon Hall : A Dream Of Napoleon from the CD Good Things Enough (Country Branch)
24. Lowe Stokes & His North Georgians : Left All Alone Again Blues from the CD Old Time Mountain Blues (County)
25. The Holy Modal Rounders : Euphoria from the CD Holy Modal Rounders 1 & 2 (Big Beat)
26. Youssou N'Dour Et Le Super Etoile De Dakar : Bekoor from the CD Djamil – Inedits 84-85 (Celluloid)
27. Master Mwana Congo & Freddy De Majunga : Viens Danser from the LP Les 2 As (ANC)
28. Shel Silverstein : It Does Not Pay To Be Hip from the CD Inside Folk Songs (Water)
29. Spider John Koerner : Stewball from the CD Stargeezer (Red House)
30. Dr. Strangely Strange : Ballad Of The Wasps from the CD Heavy Petting And Other Proclivities (Hux)
31. Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp : The Sheep That Said Moo from the CD Rotorotor (Moi J'Connais)
32. XTC : Love On A Farmboy's Wages from the CD Mummer (Virgin)
33. The Old Swan Band : Walter Bulwer's Polkas Nos 1 & 2 from the CD No Reels (Free Reed)
Did you miss Deserted Island Discs pt1? Find it HERE.
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