Hello and welcome to show 124, which was dedicated to the memory of Levon Helm. Firstly, you can listen to the show here:-
Connections 124 21st April 2012
and so, on to the music...
Rag Mama Rag by The Band (Capitol Records 1969)
The Night They Drove old Dixie Down by Joan Baez (A&M Records 1971)
Machine Gun by The Commodores (Motown Records 1974)
Tainted Love by Gloria Jones (Champion Records 1964)
Sliced Tomatoes by The Just Brothers (A variety of labels Released 1965 &1972)
Reggae's On Broadway by Johnny Nash (Columbia Records 1972)
N.I.B. by Black Sabbath (Vertigo Records 1970)
Clair by Gilbert O'Sullivan (MAM Records 1972)
The Days Of Pearly Spencer by David MacWilliams (Major Minor Records 1967)
Your Eyes Are Like A Cup Of Tea (Remix) by The Master Musicians of Jou Jouka (Originally from the album Brian Jones Presents The Master Musicians Of Jou Jouka Rolling Stones Records 1971)
There's Got To Be More by Mary Hopkin (Apple Records 1971)
Up On Cripple Creek by The Band (Capitol Records 1969)
...And that's all...Hope you enjoyed!! Keep Connected!!
TimX
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...
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...
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