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Episodes
Monday Oct 05, 2015
Monday Oct 05, 2015
The Harbour Bazaar radio show lifts up with featured albums, tracks and artists classic, bold and new on Ship Full Of Bombs – Thames Delta Radio. Our Classic Album choice is the heavyweight politically charged MINGUS AH UM from jazz pioneer CHARLES MINGUS and new from the soulful FAY HALLAM with CORONA released on BLOW UP RECORDS who we spotlight in our What’s In A Label feature and we catch up with Blow Up supremo Paul Tunkin discussing the club, the music and more!
Political and Protest themed Guest Choices from Choice Guests, a Classic 60’s pop moment and a rocker in Cover Uncovered , plus an unexpected swoop into the radical political philosophy behind the French Revolution with Box & Box ...mon dieu! Have fun and join us again in the Harbour Bazaar!
Playlist of the show:
Hey Hey Hey Hey - Little Richard
I Feel Love (Every Million Miles) - the Dead Weather
Venceremos - Working Week
Se Mi Ami - Fay Hallam (from featured album Corona)
Boogie Stop Shuffle - Charles Mingus (from featured album Mingus Ah Um)
Four Women - Nina Simone
Ha Howa Ha Howa - Sexwitch
Theme From The Last Man On Earth - Big Boss Man (Blow Up Records)
Rollin' With You - The Bongolian (Blow Up Records)
Push It - Stereo Total (Blow Up Records)
March Of The Saxons - Baltic Fleet (Blow Up Records)
Palladium (The Hip) - Liz Brady
Baby Please Don't Go - Thomas Truax
When The Ship Comes In - Bob Dylan
the World turned Upside Down - Billy Bragg
Fables Of Faubus - Charles Mingus (from featured album Mingus Ah Um)
Beck - Fay Hallam (from featured album Corona)
Beat Me Till I'm Blue - Alan Hawkshaw
Seeing Red - My Baby
The Marseille - Claude-Roget Joseph De Lille
Spasticus Autisticus (Live) - Ian Dury & The Blockheads
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Charles Mingus (from featured album Mingus Ah Um)
Strange Fruit - Billie Holiday
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
Monday Aug 03, 2015
Monday Aug 03, 2015
So expect some fabulous sixties moments, maybe a lick heavy seventies pomp & punk, perhaps an eighties indie anthem, a slap of nineties dance...So climb aboard for charge from through the decades with the funkiest whistle stop musical history tour you've ever had! Hope you enjoy the trip and join us again in the Harbour Bazaar.
Sunday Jul 05, 2015
Sunday Jul 05, 2015
Sunday Jun 07, 2015
Sunday Jun 07, 2015
Monday May 04, 2015
Monday May 04, 2015
From Post to Punk on the Harbour Bazaar with a special interview with STEVEN SEVERIN from the BANSHEES
CLASSIC ALBUMS this month JOIN HANDS by the pioneering SIOUXIE & THE BANSHEES then CLOSER from JOY DIVISION plus TO BE KIND from SWANS.
GUEST CHOICES FROM CHOICE GUESTS picking in the studio we had our cultural commentator Box plus legendary guitarist Mark James plus Swindle singer and punk authority Duncan Leslie and from the host some of Chelmsford's punk finest The Deep Throats, Magazine & early Ultravox
For our WHATS IN A LABEL feature we have chosen to tell the story and dip into the vaults of Daniel Miller’s MUTE RECORDS – lifelong home to The Bad Seeds, Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp, Nitzer Ebb, Grinderman and many more.
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Monday Apr 13, 2015
Monday Apr 13, 2015
The door of the Harbour Bazaar swings open this month and shines it’s spotlight on the legendary artist, composer & auteur Lee Hazlewood . Illuminating the way we are delighted to be joined by writer WYNDHAM WALLACE who will be choosing tracks and sharing stories from his new book LEE, MYSELF AND I : THE VERY SPECIAL WORLD OF LEE HAZLEWOOD plus discussing how, after launching Lee Hazlewood’s comeback in 1999 as his publicist, their relationship developed as he brought him to the UK stage of the Royal Albert Hall for the first time and ultimately became his European Manager, confidante and artistic collaborator until his untimely death in 2007.
Joining us in the studio delighted that we have a live performance from duo SPRING HEELED JACK plus Jay & Gregg from the band choosing their Guest Choices from our theme of Acoustic, as well as, standing in for George this month, Station Master Al’s picks plus a glorious 60’s pop moment and new music reviews!
LEE, MYSELF AND I : THE VERY SPECIAL WORLD OF LEE HAZLEWOOD
‘If I had a name like Wyndham Wallace I would not associate or correspond with anyone with a simple name like mine. However, since you have lowered yourself to such depths, how can my old Indian heart (west not east) not respond favourably.’ Lee Hazlewood
Available May 19th 2015 in Print and Electronic Editions from Jawbone Press
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'A sweet book about hero worship and friendship, written with love by someone who was there. A must read for all fans of Lee Hazlewood.’ Bobby Gillespie
Sunday Apr 12, 2015
Monday Mar 02, 2015
Monday Mar 02, 2015
Delighted that joining us in the Harbour Bazaar this month we had Zoe Howe, broadcaster and author discussing her latest book Barbed Wire Kisses : The Jesus & Mary Chain Story and choosing favourite tracks, influences and inspirations of the landmark belle et sale sound of Psychocandy from Jesus & Mary Chain and Dylan Howe, jazz musician and creator of the supple jazz reinvention of Heroes/Low austere cold-war melancholia on his new album Subterranean : New Designs On Bowie’s Berlin (as well as drummer with The Blockheads and Wilko Johnson)
No Mr Box this month so Mark Lancaster from SFOB’s Box Of Delights show stepped in to keep an eye on matters plus chose a typically funky for our Cover Uncovered feature as well as, inspired by Bowie’s 70’s Berlin, tracks that can’t be separated from their city!
Plus Guest Choices From Choice Guests, a slice of The Idiot, new track from the Pop Group plus along the way learn about being in the pocket, have some unintentionally saucy shenanigans about dips and Frank Sinatra's enormous head...have fun!
Show Playlist
Ballad of Bilbo Baggins – Leonard Nimoy
Rip This Joint – The Rolling Stones
S.O.P.H.I.A – The Pop Group
Never Understand – The Jesus & Mary Chain
Dressed In Black – The Shangri-La’s
You Trip Me Up (Acoustic) – The Jesus & Mary Chain
Velocity Girl – Primal Scream
Ambition – Subway Sect
Venus In Furs – Velvet Underground
Shimmer – The Jesus & Mary Chain
Southern Man – Merry Clayton
Ponderosa – Tricky
Subterranean – Dylan Howe
Circles – Miles Davis
Mas Que Nada – Sergio Mendes
Funtime – Iggy Pop
Moss Garden – Dylan Howe
Monday Feb 02, 2015
Monday Feb 02, 2015
Harbour Bazaar’s broad tent opened up with a clutch of themes to entertain, amuse and enlighten.
First off we celebrate LA’s finest with tracks from the LOVE masterpiece FOREVER CHANGES then it's back to the UK with a celebration of the music of man that steered the Bowie ship during the classic 70’s Bowie period as well as his own solo work and production - legendary guitarist, sideman and arranger MICK RONSON. Plus Guest Choices from Choice Guests share FORGOTTEN GEMS & LOST CLASSICS – songs that have kept their head down that may not have the recognition they deserve! Plus an unexpected diversion into the world of Southend teddy boys and 70's rock n roll revival...must have been something in the air!
In the studio we had Dave Collins of Podrophenia fame plus the Bombs own Sea Shanties Curly Dan Newman and delighted that guitarist, writer and producer Roman Jugg formally of The Damned, Naz Nomad and the Nightmares and The Phantom Chords
Was a gas and our playlist was:
We Say Yeah! by Jarvis Humby
A House Is Not A Motel by Love
John I'm Only Dancing (Sax version) by David Bowie (with Mick Ronson)
Stranger In The Room by Michael Chapman (with Mick Ronson)
Growing Up And I'm Fine by Mick Ronson
Madman Across The Water (Orig) Elton John (with Mick Ronson)
Once Bitten, Twice Shy by Ian Hunter (with Mick Ronson)
Alone Again Or by Love
Mellow Down Pussycat by Edgar 'Jones' Jones
Born In Xixax by Nina Hagan
Cat Green Eyes by The Wolfmen
UFO by Jim Sullivan
Get Out Your Rock and Roll Shoes by Crocheted Doughnut Ring
Kicks by Naz Nomad & The Nightmares
After Laughter Comes Tears by Wendy Ren
I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday by Morrissey (produced by Mick Ronson)