Welcome to the first podcast from The Radiolo Show, taking a look into music from North-West Africa.  We’ve got some Wassoulou Music, virtuoso Kora playing and other exciting pieces for you to listen to.  So relax and enjoy this small collection of music that we hope you take as much pleasure from as we have.  
    
    If you would like to find out more information or just chat to us about something please don’t hesitate to contact us at theradioloshow[AT]gmail[DOT]com
    
    
    Tracklist:
    
    -    Ramata Diakite, ‘Sina Musso’ (Na, 1998) found on the blog ‘awesometapesfromafrica.blogspot.com
    
    -    Toumani Diabaté's Symmetric Orchestra, ‘Boulevard De L’Indépendance’ (Boulevard De L’Indépendance, 2006)
    
    -    Oumou Sangaré, ‘Diaraby Nene’ (Moussoulou, 1999)
    
    -    Dhaffer Youssef, ‘Electric Sufi’ (Electric Sufi, 2001)
    
    -    Ali Farka Touré, ‘Tchigi Fo’ (Ali Farka Toure, 1988)
    
    -    Tinariwen, ‘Assoul’ (Ammassakoul, 2004), - these guys are playing at KOKO in London, UK on the 25th October 2009 (not 20th as was said in the podcast)
    
    -    Vieux Farka Touré, ‘Diabaté’ (Vieux Farka Touré, 2007)
    

The Radiolo Show Podcast - # 1 North West Africa

Welcome to the second podcast from The Radiolo show.  For this set we have a mad eclectic mix of sounds from Norway, ranging from pop to ice music, through jazz and electronica, accompanied by the usual ramblings of Simon and Giles. We hope you enjoy.
      
      Tracklist:
      
      - Karl Seglem, ‘Digeldans (halling)’ (Urbs, 2007)
      
      - Synnøve S. Bjørset, ‘Fanitullen’ (Slattar, 2009)
      
      - A-ha, ‘Celice’ (Analogue, 2005)
      
      - Terje Isungset, ‘Eadni Vuohttu Mana’ (Hibernation, 2009)
      
      - Ane Brun, ‘To Let Myself Go’ (A Temporary Dive, 2004)
      
      - Jaga Jazzist, ‘All I Know Is Tonight’ (What We Must, 2005)
      
      - Lars Horntveth, ‘Tics’ – Four Tet Remix (The Portable Supersound, 2007)
      
      - Xploding Plastix, ‘Sports, Not Heavy Crime’ (Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents, 2001)
      
      - Knut Reiersrud, ‘Weakness (Is a Thing Called Man)’ (Voodoo Without Killing Chicken, 2008)
      
      - Susanna & the Magical Orchestra, ‘Condition of the Heart’ (Melody Mountain, 2006)

The Radiolo Show Podcast - #2 Norway

Welcome to the third instalment of the Radiolo Show podcast series from Giles and Simon.  This time around we’ve got a wild selection of Romanian and Hungarian Gypsy music, some Klezmer sounds and a bit of the old ‘Avant-Garde’ to really spice things up.  We hope you have noticed our production quality improved with the help of state of the art voice capture technology- some lovely new microphones, so we hope this heightens your listening pleasure even further!  We hope you enjoy our show.
    
    Tracklist:
    
    -    Fanfare Ciocalia, ‘Asfalt Tango’ (Baro Biao, 1999)
    
    -    Muzsikas, ‘Hidegen Fujnak a Szelek’ (The Prisoner’s Song, 2001) 
    
    -    Naftule’s Dream, ‘Oy Tate – Oh Father’ (Search for the Golden Dreydl, 1997)
    
    -    Mahala Raï Banda, ‘Colindat’ (Mahala Raï Banda, 2004)
    
    -    Transymusic, ‘Dolly’ (The track was recorded as part of a collaborative project in Transylvania in December 2007 with Iuliana Varodi and Ergo Phizmiz.  More tracks and info can be found at http://www.ergophizmiz.com/transymusic/ or on Ergo’s blog at http://ergophizmiz.blogspot.com/2009/08/soundart-radio-transylvanian-recordings.html) 
    
    -    Taraf de Haidouks, ‘Little Buds (Mugur, Mugurel)’ (Live at Union Chapel, 2008)
    
    -    A Hawk and a Hacksaw and The Hun Hangár Ensemble, ‘Zozobra’ (A Hawk and a Hacksaw and The Hun Hangar Ensemble, 2007)
    
    -    Grigoras Dinicu, ‘Skylark’ – Performed by Ferenc Santa and his Gypsy Band (Hungarian Gypsy Music, 1995)
    
    -    György Ligeti, ‘Atmosphères’ – Performed by the Sudwestfunk Orchestra, conducted by Ernest Bour (Kammerkonzert, 1988)

The Radiolo Show Podcast - # 3 Romanian & Hungarian

Welcome to the latest Radiolo podcast! This week we’ve a selection of music from Canada. We have some Hip-Hop from the likes of Buck 65 and Sixtoo, some brilliant Jewish folk by Black Ox Orkestar and the guilty pleasures of Rush. If you would like to get in contact please don’t hesitate to write to us at theradioloshow[AT]gmail[DOT]com.



Tracklist: 



- The Most Serene Republic, ‘Humble Peasant’ (Population, 2007)






- Mother Mother, ‘Angry Sea’ (Touch Up, 2007)

 






- Black Ox Orkestar, ‘Cretan Song’ (Ver Tanzt? 2004)



 
- Buck 65, ‘Wicked and Weird’ (Talkin' Honky Blues, 2003)



 
- Sixtoo, ‘Jackals and Vipers in the Envy of Man, Part 2’ (Jackals and Vipers in the Envy of Man, 2007)



 
- Oscar Peterson, ‘Oscar’s Boogie’ (Love for Sale, 2008)



 
- Colin McPhee, ‘Balinese Ceremonial Music II. Gambangan’ (McPhee: Balinese Ceremonial Music / Tabuh-Tabuhan / Britten: Prince of the Pagodas: Suite, 2003)



 
- Kid Koala, ‘Slew Test 2’ (Your Mom’s Favourite DJ, 2006)



 
- Rush, ‘Limelight’ (Moving Pictures, 1981)



 
- Mocky, ‘Golden Dream’ (Saskamodie, 2009)



 
- Godspeed You Black Emperor, ‘Moya’ (Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada, 1998)



The Radiolo Show Podcast - # 4 Canada

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