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Welcome to the debut show of Post Punk Radio. This show is mainly focused on the earlier side of the era as well as the UK side of the pond. Enjoy.

Playlist:
Joy Division - “Atrocity Exhibition”
Wire - “Should Have Known Better”
The Fall - “Prole Art Threat”
Swell Maps - “Vertical Slum”
The Chameleons - “Up The Down Escalator”
The Teardrop Explodes - “Poppies In The Field”
Siouxsie & The Banshees - “Playground Twist”
The Flowers - “After Dark”
Au Pairs - “We’re So Cool (Live)”
The Slits - “Instant Hit”

Post Punk Radio - No.1

The KVB '436' - ample play records

Lesley Woods, who was singer, songwriter and guitarist with the Au Pairs is Simon McKay's guest on this edition of Post Punk Britain.  Lesley chooses her favourite songs by other people; Simon chooses some of his favourite Au Pairs songs.  This is the first time in 30 years Lesley has spoken about the band publicly.  You can also hear a recording of a brand new song, 'Say Peace', recorded for this show.

Au Pairs - Pretty Boys (John Peel Session 1979)
Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me To Stay
Iggy Pop - The Passenger
Marianne Faithful - Broken English
Au Pairs - Love Song (1981)
Bob Marley - Stir It Up
Prince - U Got The Look
Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper
Au Pairs - Shakedown (Richard Skinner Session 1981)
Chic - Good Time
Lesley Woods - Say Peace
(Originally broadcast on Break London Radio 21/12/13)
http://eccentricsleevenotes.com/WEEKLY-RADIO-SHOW%281591371%29.htm
Twitter: @PostPunkBritain

Guest Lesley Woods (AU PAIRS) Chat, song selections & Lesley's first song in 30 years!

A short excerpt from 'Gurney Slade' featuring the dialogue between Anthony Newley and Fenella Fielding - Fenella plays the part of the cow.  This is an absolutely brilliant sequence.

Gurney Slade - Anthony Newley & Fenella Fielding

Another track from Causa Sui's first ever live album on 2LP/2CD/DL 

Order here: www.elparaisorecords.com

"Live at Freak Valley" comes hot of the heels of last years acclaimed studio effort Euporie Tide, and is a condensed manifestation of the low-end heavy side of the band. This show presents the band in elemental quartet mode and features a wide palette of cuts from the entire catalog. From the band's signature cut ”El Paraiso” from their 2005 debut, through revamps of the more translucent Summer Sessions material, straight up to virgin jams, fresh from the rehearsal room.

Mixed and mastered by Jonas Munk from multitrack recordings this set sounds as warm as crisp as any of the albums."

Tracklist:

Disc 1

1. The Juice
2. Boozehound
3. Lonesome Traveler/Santa Sangre/Garden of Forking Paths
4. Mireille
5. Red Valley

Disc 2

1. El Paraiso
2. Euporie
3. Homage
4. Soledad


Causa Sui: "Homage" (Live at Freak Valley)

Music the post-punk generation were listening to.  This week's show features new reissues by Pauline Murray & The Invisible Girls and the Pop Group:
1.	Passage - XOYO (1982)
2.	Passions - Man on the Tube (1980)
3.	Pop Group - Where There’s a Will (1980)
4.	Scars - Your Attention Please (1981)
5.	Scotty - Unbelievable Sound
6.	Shapes - What’s For Lunch, Mum (1979)
7.	Shag Nasty - Looking For Love (1978)
8.	Buzzcocks - Breakdown (1977)
9.	Jilted John - Baz’s Party (1978)
10.	Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Furniture Music (1979)
11.	Third World - 96 Degrees in the Shade (1977)
12.	Clash - Death or Glory (1979)
13.	Pauline Murray - When Will We Learn (PEEL, 1980)
14.	Monochrome Set - Strange Boutique (1980, Single)
15.	Neon Hearts - Venus Eccentric (1977)
16.	Junior Murvin - Bad Weed
Twitter: @PostPunkBritain
www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/
(Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 11th October 2014.)


Post Punk Britain 'Pauline Murray'

A taste of what the post punk generation were listening to in the early 80s... including LP tracks from Lora Logic, Scars and Pauline Murray and a 1977 John Peel recording by the Slits (Ari Up pictured):
1.	Damned - Smash It Up (1979)
2.	Bill Nelson’s Red Noise (1979)
3.	Monochrome Set - Strange Boutique (1980)
4.	I Roy & Dillinger - Freedom Version
5.	Lora Logic - Pedigree Charm (1982)
6.	Outcasts - The Cops Are Coming (1978)
7.	Sector 27 - Not Ready (1980)
8.	Scars - Leave Me In Autumn (1981)
9.	Barrington Levy - Colly Weed
10.	Passions - Why Me? (1980)
11.	Pauline Murray - Dream Sequence (PEEL, 1980)
12.	Prefects - Things In General (1978)
13.	Ski Patrol - Everything Is Temporary (1980)
14.	Slits - Vindictive (PEEL, 1977)
15.	U Roy - Wet Vision
16.	Wah! Heat - You Better Scream (1981)
17.	X Dreamysts - Dance Away Lover (1978)
18.	Slim Smith - Love and Devotion
Twitter: @PostPunkBritain
www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

Post Punk Britain 'Slits - Vindictive'

Interpol - Leif Erikson (Live at Eurockéennes 2005)

The Underground Youth blend the sounds of shoegaze, post-punk and psychedelic rock with their own hauntingly beautiful twist. The creative project of Craig Dyer was started in 2008 and is currently based in Manchester .

FUZZ CLUB

Fuzz Club is an independent record label, online store and production company that focuses on experimental rock and roll, influenced by shoegaze, electronica, noise, garage, blues, folk and psychedelia.
Based in East London, Fuzz Club has gained a reputation for surfacing the best emerging talent from Europe and beyond, and releasing them on high end, limited edition vinyl pressings, alongside a roster of the best known names in the underground scene including Anton Newcombe, Goat, Alan Vega, The Black Angels, Dead Skeletons, A Place to Bury Strangers, The Telescopes, Sonic Jesus and The Underground Youth.
Established in rural Norway during the 24 hour darkness of the Arctic winter, Fuzz Club entered the scene in 2012 with their compilation The Reverb Conspiracy – made in collaboration with Austin Psych Fest – a now annual release capturing the essence of the underground scene as it is today.
Today Fuzz Club has around 20 artists and over 40 releases.

The Underground Youth - Collapsing Into Night

Our tribute to a mystical woman Irma Serrano "La Tigresa"

Psychic Hearts - Datura Inoxia

"Would You Die To Be Adored" is taken from Prince Rama's forthcoming album, "Xtreme Now," out March 4th, 2016.

Pre-order the album here:
iTunes w/ instant grat: http://smarturl.it/xtremenow_itunes
Carpark shop: http://smarturl.it/xtremenow_carpark

Catch the duo on tour this spring: http://bit.ly/1HT48v5
March 2nd – Kingston, NY – BSP Kingston
March 4th – Brooklyn, NY – Baby’s All Right
March 5th – Washington, DC – Comet Ping Pong
March 6th – Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery
March 9th Richmond, VA – Strange Matter
March 10th – Durham, NC – The Pinhook
March 11th – Savannah, GA – Savannah Stopover – Club One
March 12th – Atlanta, GA – The Earl
March 13th – New Orleans, LA – Siberia
March 24th – Phoenix, AZ – Valley Bar
March 25th – San Diego, CA – Soda Bar
March 26th – Costa Mesa, CA – The Wayfarer
March 29th – Los Angeles, CA – Resident
March 30th – Oakland, CA – Starline Social Club
April 1st – Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge
April 2nd – Vancouver, BC – The Cobalt
April 3rd – Seattle, WA – Barboza
April 7th – Minneapolis, MN – 7th St. Entry
April 8th – Chicago, IL – Schuba’s
April 9th – Indianapolis, IN – Tube Factory Artspace
April 11th – Detroit, MI – Marble Bar
April 12th – Toronto, ON – The Garrison
April 13th – Montreal, QC – Casa Del Popolo
April 14th – Allston, MA – Great Scott
April 15th – Philadelphia, PA – Ortileb’s Lounge

Prince Rama - Would You Die To Be Adored

THE FOREIGN LINES

FEELINGS

This page has themed 'Fenella & Simon' shows and episodes of 'Post Punk Britain'.

Simon McKay presents ‘Post Punk Britain’ – music from the late 70s/early 80s that was considered weird and artless at the time, but now – very influential... playing punk, post-punk and always some reggae.

Fenella Fielding and Simon McKay present the 'Fenella & Simon' shows.  Music and chat - generally, an exploration of lesser known music in a genre such as soul, gospel or soundtrack.

Please see associated website for interviews and photos of lots of the bands featured: www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

Post Punk Britain 'Slits - Vindictive'

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