Connections

Welcome to Connections, the programme that brings music together like a game of dominoes. The simple rule is that each song played on the show has to 'connect' to the next one in some way...The science stops there...

You can listen to the programme LIVE at www.acikradyo.co.tr and on good old fashioned radio on 94.9FM in the Istanbul area at 17:00 Istanbul time every Saturday. (That's 15:00 GMT, 10:00 EST (Where it's a sort of breakfast show) and 03:00 Sunday NZST (Where it's a through night jam) In addition, I'm steadily adding the archived programmes that date back to October 2009, so there's plenty to keep you going...

Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Connections 100 22/10/2011 (10/22/2011 US)

This was the 'centenary' show, so I decided to reflect 100 years of music writing...These songs were written between 1911-2011. Something a bit different, but the music still had to connect in the usual ramshackle ways!!

You can listen to this show by clicking on this link:-

Connections 100 22nd October 2011

It may take a few moments....

So, the 100 year playlist...

1910's:-
Any Old Iron by Peter Sellers (Parlophone Records 1957)

1920's
Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers by The Crystals (Philles Records 1963)

1930's
Minnie The Moocher by Cab Calloway (Blues Brothers Version Atlantic Records 1980)


Alabama Song by The Doors (Elektra Records 1967)

1940's
Sonata V by John Cage & 4'33" (Unknown, 1940's)
Milk Cow Blues by The Kinks (Pye Records 1965)
1950s:


Cherry pink and Apple Blossom White by Perez Prado (RCA Victor Records 1955)


The March Of The Dribcots by Joe Meek (Triumph Records 1959)

1960's:

Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles (Parlophone Records 1966)
1970's:


Keep on Going by Fleetwood Mac (Reprise Records 1973)
1980's:


Landslide by Cabaret Voltaire (Rough Trade Records 1981)
 1990's:

 Song 2 by Blur (Food Records 1997)
2000's:
Since I Met You by The Avalanches (Modular Records 2000)
2010's

Bess Street by White Denim (Downtown Records 2011)


Peter Sellers Sings George Gershwin (Parlophone Records 1960)

and there's 100 years!!

Keep it real and keep connected!

TimX

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