Next up in our Record Club guest mix series is Wyndham Earl. A friend of Bongo and a much admired music producer, vinyl-fanatic, Time Spun Records head and proprietor of King Records in St.Leonards-on-Sea. Through his Time Spun Records imprint, he has produced and released a solo instrumental LP and 2 albums by Psych Rock group Rokurokubi; and in the past written music for Khruangbin. We are big fans of his 'Epoch' album, so much so we placed it ninth in our favourite albums of 2020. It's a psychedelic trip through dusty downbeats and cosmic compositions drawing on jazz, folk, hip hop beats, prog, library music vibes, and more. A fantastic album throughout and essential stuff!!! Also, check out Wyndham Earl's remix of Wax Machine on the Mr Bongo Record Club Vol.4 compilation.

Wyndham Earl's fascination with 60s-70s library music has brought about this new mix focussing on psychedelic rock sounds found within old Library records: Dropping Acid in the Library. Digging deep into a vast collection, it's an impeccably mixed set of tracks, all taken from original vinyl LP's from labels such-as the powerhouses of KPM, Conroy Music, Music De Wolfe as well as some more obscure labels from around the globe. Part 1 is 30 minutes of music, parts 2 and 3 to follow soon.

Huge thanks to Wyndham Earl for the mix, and keep your eyes out for the follow up to 'Epoch' that is underway.

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Mr Bongo Record Club Guest Mix - Wyndham Earl "Dropping Acid In The Library" Part 1

Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable, audiobook edition of Fear the Dark by Chris Mooney, read by Patricia Rodriguez and Nick Landrum. 

Fear grips a town in Colorado as a murderer targets entire families in their own homes.  As police and the FBI struggle to contain the situation, they bring in forensic investigator and serial killer expert Darby McCormick. 
 
What she finds is a brutal and elusive predator who stays one step ahead of their investigation. 
 
As Darby navigates the blood-ties and broken promises that divide the locals, she knows all the while the killer is watching, circling his next target: her.
 
She must not only meet evil and survive, but also be prepared to face this small town's dark heart.

Fear The Dark by Chris Mooney (audiobook extract) read by Patricia Rodriguez and Nick Landrum

Worn of the Phono @wornofthephono 
(conveniently abbreviated here: WotP)
was born out of the perfect storm of an (some might say over) abundance of records and an increasing dis-inclination to DJ for drunk people who want me to plug in their phones. So with some inspo from Ken Nordine I (@untilclutter) retired to my rudimentary home studio and set out to make what? A radio show? Sorta. Narrate what I been reading lately, field recordings, sound bytes, jokes, stories, noise, but mostly music. I wanted to create something, and what do people make now? Podcasts. A record party podcast. Records as therapy. When I moved from NYC to England I filled the house and from that comes a serendipitous playlist radiating out from the year of '71(the epicenter)…ear worms, old and new faves, overheard gems, stolen anthems…warning: partial to acid casualties and there's always gonna be one jam that seems to go on too long! For heads for sure but I wanna get the music out to everybody. You'd be amazed by the songs people haven't heard. 
I teamed up with Thom Mountford @tjmwork, as we are on the same wavelength (we get high on the same supply!) (usually mine!), to pair his art with my tunes. 
This is a special all vinyl mix on the theme of: Missed Connections. (Believe it or 
nuts, recorded before the current mundanity insanity.)
Originally on Mixcloud - now available on SoundCloud and Apple Podcasts. 
Fuck Spotify. - Nick

I’m On My Way Home Again - The Everly Brothers
Rod’s Song - Shelagh McDonald
Paradise - Uriah Heep
Somebody Meant for Me - Emitt Rhodes
Eskimo Blue Day - Jefferson Airplane
Poet’s Problem - Blondie
Do I Still Figure in You’re Life - Love Sculpture 
Did You Have To Rub It In? - The Hi-Five
The Time Of The Year Is Sunset - The New Colony Six

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L'envie #47 :: Worn of the Phono

Too Much Style
1. Cellophane Symphony - Tommy James and the Shondells
2 Liberty Train - Ray Stinnett
3 We Must Believe In Magic - "Cowboy" Jack Clement
4 Spaced Cowboy - Sly and the Family Stone
5 Helping Hand - Pentangle
6 An Owl Song - Canned Heat
7 Fantastic Voyage - David Bowie

Worn Of The Phono #22

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