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Kershaw Africa 5

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1991

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Syran Mbenza: Youyou (LP - Symbiose) Hysa 31 March 1991
* Franco Et Sam Mangwana Avec Le T.P. O.K. Jazz: Zala Sportif 31 March 1991
* Mav Cacharel: Louzolo (LP - Mav Cacharel) Lusafrica
* Baaba Maal: Agouyadi (LP - Baayo) Mango
* Salif Keita: Nyanafin (LP - Amen) Mango 16 June 1991
* S.E. Rogie: Song Of Unity (session) 23 June 1991
* S.E. Rogie: S.E. Rogie: Twist With The Morning Stars (album - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Cooking Vinyl 23 June 1991
* Jean Baron Et Le Groupe Loketo: Mami Lolo 21 July 1991
* **File 2**
* African Jazz Pioneers: Hosh 21 July 1991
* Solomon Skuza: Patimile 11 August 1991
* Wanyika Super Les Les: Simimi 11 August 1991
* Remmy Ongala: Karola 25 August 1991
* John Mwale: Shirikishola Africa (Twist) 01 September 1991
* John Chibadura & The Tembo Brothers: Hosana (session) 08 September 1991
* Azumah: Emigodini Yasegoli 08 September 1991
* Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens: Mbaqanga 08 September 1991
* John Chibadura & The Tembo Brothers: Kunatsa Hama (session) 08 September 1991
* Boubacar Traoré: Kele 08 September 1991

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 05a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 05b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:08
* 2) 47:17

Other
* 1-2) Many thanks to Haze. Kershaw Africa

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
The One Show

**The One Show** is a British television magazine and chat show programme. Broadcast live on BBC One weeknights at 7:00 pm, it features topical stories and studio guests. It is currently co-hosted by Alex Jones and guest hosts. Various reporters also assist with subject-specific presenting, both in the studio and on location, or through filmed segments. Originally produced in Birmingham and then in the BBC Media Village in White City, London, since 2014 the studio has been based in Broadcasting House, the BBC's headquarters in London.

Launched with a pilot series in 2006, leading to a full series from 2007, it has had various previous permanent and temporary hosts. After initial low ratings, the partnership of Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley from 2007 to 2010 has been credited with boosting ratings and establishing the show as a popular staple of British viewing. The longest-serving partnership was between Jones and Matt Baker, who hosted together between 2011 and 2020.

The programme is usually 30 minutes long, although it is occasionally extended to an hour. It runs all year round, apart from a two-week break at Christmas and a four-week summer holiday, with the summer slot filled with a highlights show, The One Show: Best of British, presented by Matt Allwright and Lucy Siegle.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw was one of the guest reporters on the show, where he focused on reports mostly related to music, but as well as travels to North Korea and interviewing astronaut, Buzz Aldrin. According to the IMDb website, his last appearance on the show was from 5th August 2019.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Official Website
* IMDb
* Vimeo (Andy Kershaw's appearances on The One Show)
Pick Of The Week

**Pick of the Week** is a long-running British radio programme featuring extracts from BBC radio (and originally television) programmes broadcast over the previous seven days. It was first broadcast on the BBC Home Service in 1959, and transferred to its successor station BBC Radio 4 in 1967. Until 1998, it was broadcast on Friday evening, with a repeat (sometimes edited) on Sunday. Since 1998, it has appeared on Sunday only.

Items are drawn from all of the BBC's local and national radio networks, as well as the BBC World Service. Although not a request show as such, listeners are invited to send in suggestions for the programme.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw presented some episodes throughout the decades between the 80's to the 00's.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Radio 4
* Genome
How to Be A World Music Star: Buena Vista, Bhundu Boys And Beyond

**How to Be A World Music Star: Buena Vista, Bhundu Boys And Beyond** was a 2013 BBC documentary telling the story of the British world music revolution from the early 1980s to the present. Through a variety of careers, starting with Zimbabwe's Bhundu Boys and culminating with Portugal's Mariza in the new millennium, the film explores what it takes to bring music from 'out there' over here.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw made an appearance on the programme.

## External Links

* BBC Four
* IMDb
Tarika

**Tarika** (Malagasy for "group") is a musical group from Madagascar. The group's predecessor, **Tarika Sammy**, formed in the 1980s, but as Tarika they debuted in 1993. At that point they had relocated to London. Their second album *Son Egal* was a collaboration with Senegal musicians and dealt with the 1947 Malagasy Uprising in Madagascar. Otherwise, much of Tarika's music is based on musical tradition; for example, the album *D* focused on dance music. Their 2001 album *Soul Makassar* dealt with the musical connections between Indonesia and Madagascar.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw discovered the band via Ian A. Anderson, who married one of its members. [1] The group recorded several sessions for Kershaw's programmes under the Tarika Sammy and Tarika names between the 90's and early 00's.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 03 March 1991. Repeated: 27 October 1991

* Firaisankina / Pelika / Zanahary / Kilalao / Andao Hihira / Ramiaramia / Mila Namana

2. Recorded: 1992-04-19. First Broadcast: 25 April 1992

* Transport / Misy Kalo / Sao Ny Manakavan / Taralila Saraka / Siloka

3. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 26 February 1995

* Vavaka / Sento / Traina / unknown

4. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 17 November 1997

* Sonegaly / Tsy Kivy / Voandalana / Malagasy Anie Lanao

5. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 29 June 2001

* King Song / Koba / Allo Cherie

## Other Shows Played

   Tarika Sammy
* 04 April 1992: Fanaon'ny Ankizy (v/a comp - A World Out Of Time) Shanachie
* 13 June 1992: Fanaon'ny Ankizy (v/a comp - A World Out Of Time) Shanachie
* 07 November 1992: Fanafody (CD - Fanafody) Rogue
* 15 January 1994: Hendry (CD - Balance) Rogue

   Tarika
* 10 November 1996: Zotra (CD - Son Egal) Xenophile
* 17 November 1996: Tsy Kivy (CD - Son Egal) Xenophile
* January 1997: Avelo (CD Single) Xenophile
* 02 February 1997: Diso Be (CD - Son Egal) Xenophile
* 03 March 1997: Zotra (CD - Son Egal) Xenophile
* 10 November 1997: Tsy Kivy (CD - Son Egal) Xenophile
* 12 November 1998: Retany (CD - Tarika) Sakay Sakd
* 19 November 1998: Matata (CD - 'D') Sakay/Rogue
* 17 December 1998: Mihetsika (CD - D) Sakay/Rogue
* 04 March 1999: Mihetsika (CD - D) Sakay
* 25 May 2000: Koba (CD - Soul Makassar) Sakay
* 08 June 2001: Koba (CD - Soul Makassar) Sakay
* 06 June 2004: Taraina (CD - 10 Beasts, Ghosts & Dancing With History) Artemis

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Kershaw Africa 15

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1995

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Tchico: Dynamic Afro Soukous 10 September 1995
* Momo Wandel Soumah: Bokme 10 September 1995
* Orchestra Baobab: Coumba 10 September 1995
* Spokes Mashiyane & France Pilane: Meadowlands Boogie 10 September 1995
* Miriam Makeba & The Skylarks: Uthando Luyaphela 10 September 1995
* Four Brothers: Uchandifunga 10 September 1995
* Djeli Moussa Diawara: Fotemogoban 10 September 1995
* Jabu Khanyile & Bayete: Ten Times Love 10 September 1995
* Tabu Ley Rocherau: Amilo 10 September 1995
* **File 2**
* Les Ambassadeurs Internationales Featuring Salif Keita: Saly 10 September 1995
* Cheb Khaled: Hada Raykoum 10 September 1995
* Dorothy Masuka: Hapo Zamani 10 September 1995
* Remmy Ongala & Orchestre Super Matimila: Nalia Mwana 17 September 1995
* Soul Brothers: Kuyesinda 17 September 1995
* Pops Mohamed: Mbira Jive 17 September 1995
* Mbongeni Ngema: Laduma! 17 September 1995
* Mose Fan Fan / Somo Somo: Hello Hello 17 September 1995
* Wasis Diop: African Dream 08 October 1995

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 15a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 15b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:59
* 2) 46:29

Other
* 1-2) Many thanks to Haze. Kershaw Africa

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Kershaw In South Africa

**Kershaw In South Africa** was a Sony Gold award winning documentary series first broadcast on BBC Radio One in 1995.

## Links to Kershaw

In more than a decade of travel, Andy Kershaw has visited most of black Africa. Now for the first time he visits South Africa to find out how the country is faring since the new government came to power. He meets some of its most influential musicians and listens to the new music that's being enjoyed in both cities and townships.

In the second episode, Andy Kershaw continues his visit and finds out how South Africa is faring since the new government came to power. He meets some of its most influential musicians and listens to the new music that's being enjoyed in both cities and townships.

## Available

* Mediafire (Episode 1) (Thanks to Manguemusic)
* Mediafire (Episode 2) (Thanks to Manguemusic)
Kershaw Africa 13

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1995

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Mama Diabaté: Sabou 02 April 1995
* Leonard Dembo And The Barura Express: Nzungu Ndamenya 23 April 1995
* Reddy Amisi: Ekomba 23 April 1995
* Zenzo Siziba: Wosana 23 April 1995
* Dénagan Janvier Honfo: Agba 23 April 1995
* Boukan Ginen: Ede M Chante (Help Me To Sing) 23 April 1995
* Mama Diabate: Djouya 23 April 1995
* Condry Ziqubu: Skorokoro 30 April 1995
* Papa Wemba: Ya Djale (session) 30 April 1995
* **File 2**
* Vhuka Boys: Siriyhiya 30 April 1995
* Papa Wemba: Maria Valencia (session) 30 April 1995
* Papa Wemba: Oldies Are Goodies (session) 30 April 1995
* Sister Phumi: Ithemba 30 April 1995
* Papa Wemba: Zero (session) 30 April 1995
* Larry Maluma: Punzisani Anna (Remix) (CD - Man & Woman) Safari Music 21 May 1995
* Dr. Nico, Tabu Ley Rochereau, Roger Izeidi & L'African Fiesta: Merenge President (CD - Volume 1 (1962-1963)) African 21 May 1995
* Marshall Munhumumwe And The Four Brothers: Chawanzwa Usachipamhidzire (LP - Mbereko Yakaramba) Kudzanayi 21 May 1995
* Wally Ngonda: Mody (CD - Mody) Stern's Africa 21 May 1995
* Oliver Tuku Mutukudzi: Ziwere 18 June 1995

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 13a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 13b.mp3

Length
* 1) 26:49
* 2) 47:19

Other
* 1-2) Many thanks to Haze. Kershaw Africa

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Ilham Al Madfai

**Ilham al-Madfai** (Arabic: إلهام المدفعي‎) (born 1942) is an Iraqi guitarist, singer and composer. al-Madfai's synthesis of Western guitar stylings with traditional Iraqi music has made him a popular performer in his native country and throughout the Middle East. Beginning in 1999, al-Madfai released a string of albums on EMI's label, including his platinum eponymous debut, *Ilham al-Madfai* (1999), *Live at the Hard Rock Cafe* (2001), *Baghdad* (2003) and *The Voice of Iraq: The Best of Ilham al-Madfai* (2005). In 2009, Al-Madfai released *Dishdasha*. His Western-inspired compositions led to a nickname; "The Baghdad Beatle".

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw on his Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 8 mentioned that he first met the singer in Jordan, where he was living. He also explained that he went to Jordan and met the singer there, where he gave him his record, Live At The Hard Rock Cafe. Kershaw explained that he was in Jordan after visiting Iraq via land for a BBC Radio 3 documentary in 2001.

## Live

Recorded at the WOMAD Festival. First Broadcast: 31 July 2005

1. unknown song titles

## Other Shows Played

2001
* 20 April 2001: Ya Atholey (v/a album - Live At The Hard Rock Cafe) EMI Music Arabia

   2004
* 11 July 2004: Khuttar (CD - Ilham Al Madfai) EMI Music Arabia
* 22 August 2004: Khuttar (CD - Live At The Hard Rock Cafe Beirut) EMI
* 26 December 2004: Chal Chal (v/a CD - Rock The Kasbah – Songs Of Freedom From The Streets Of The East) EMI

2005
* 21 August 2005: Asghar Be Shana (CD - Ilham: The Voice Of Iraq) EMI
* 11 December 2005: Chathab (Liar) (CD - Ilham: The Voice Of Iraq) EMI

2021
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 8: Mali Chugul Bil Soug (album - Live) EMI Music Arabia

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Kenneth Kaunda

**Kenneth David Kaunda** (28 April 1924 – 17 June 2021), also known as KK, was a Zambian politician who served as the first president of Zambia from 1964 to 1991. He was at the forefront of the struggle for independence from British rule. Dissatisfied with Harry Nkumbula's leadership of the Northern Rhodesian African National Congress, he broke away and founded the Zambian African National Congress, later becoming the head of the United National Independence Party (UNIP). He was the first president of the independent Zambia. In 1973 following tribal and inter-party violence, all political parties except UNIP were banned through an amendment of the constitution after the signing of the Choma Declaration. At the same time, Kaunda oversaw the acquisition of majority stakes in key foreign-owned companies. The oil crisis of 1973 and a slump in export revenues put Zambia in a state of economic crisis. International pressure forced Kaunda to change the rules that had kept him in power. Multi-party elections took place in 1991, in which Frederick Chiluba, the leader of the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy, ousted Kaunda. Kaunda was briefly stripped of Zambian citizenship in 1999, but the decision was overturned the following year.

## Links to Kershaw

Apart from being a former president, Kenneth Kaunda also wrote music and released a single in the 1970's called Tinyende Pamodzi. According to his autobiography, No Off Switch, Andy Kershaw first met Kenneth Kaunda, when the latter was Zambia's president, at Zimbabwe's 10th anniversary celebrations in the country in 1990. He later met the leader again in Iraq in 2001 with Tariq Aziz, the Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister, where the three chatted for about ten minutes, which involved Kershaw mentioning to Kenneth that he liked his song, Tinyende Pamodzi, which received some airplays on his shows. Kershaw revealed that Kenneth seemed delighted to have some airplay and also invited him to do a session for his BBC Radio 3 show when he came to London. The session never took place unsurprisingly.

## Shows Played

   1996
* 01 December 1996: Tiyende Pamodzi (7" Version) (12" - Tiyende Pamodzi (Let's Walk Together) / Spirit Of Zambia) Red Bus

1998
* 05 January 1998: Tiyende Pamodzi (7" Version) (12" - Tiyende Pamodzi (Let's Walk Together) / Spirit Of Zambia) Red Bus

2005
* 09 October 2005: Tiyende Pamodzi (7" Version) (12" - Tiyende Pamodzi (Let's Walk Together) / Spirit Of Zambia) Red Bus

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Swan Silvertones

**The Swan Silvertones** are an American gospel music group that first achieved popularity in the 1940s and 1950s under the leadership of Claude Jeter. Jeter formed the group in 1938 as the "Four Harmony Kings" while he was working as a coal miner in West Virginia, United States. After moving to Knoxville, Tennessee and obtaining their own radio show, the group changed its name to the Silvertone Singers in order to avoid confusion with another ensemble known as the "Four Kings of Harmony." They added the name Swan shortly thereafter, since Swan Bakeries sponsored their show. Their wide exposure through radio brought them a contract in 1946 with King Records.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw in an 2018 interview with Mouth Magazine, he explained why he liked the Swan Silvertones:

> *"You know I’ve got a passion for 1940s, ’50s and ’60s black American gospel music? Like, if I ever got on Desert Island Discs again, one of my records would be by a group from that period who were called The Swan Silvertones… I love that black American gospel from that period – even though I’m an atheist. So on my radio shows I used to play a lot of black American gospel – which, of course, is one of the roots of rock ‘n’ roll, isn’t it?"* [1]
>
>

The Swan Silvertones' Motherless Child was played on his 12 March 2007 show as part of a Desert Island Discs sequel.

## Shows Played

   1986
* 04 November 1986 (John Peel): At The Cross (LP - Get Your Soul Right) Charly

1987
* 05 February 1987: Father Alone
* 21 May 1987: Sinner Man (LP - Get Your Soul Right) Charly

1993
* 14 August 1993: Shine On Me (album - Heavenly Light) Ace / Fantasy / Specialty
* 02 October 1993: Have Thine Own Way, Lord (CD - Heavenly Light) Specialty

1994
* 01 January 1994: Shine On Me (CD - Heavenly Light) Specialty

1995
* 16 July 1995: My Rock (v/a album - Jubilation! Great Gospel Performances • Volume Two: More Black Gospel) Rhino

1996
* 17 November 1996: I'm Coming Home
* 15 December 1996: Jesus Hear My Prayer
* 29 December 1996: Jesus Hear My Prayer (v/a CD - Gospel At Newport) Vanguard

1997
* 05 January 1997: Only Believe

1998
* 05 November 1998: Stand Up And Testify (CD - Get Your Soul Right) Charly

1999
* 18 November 1999: I'm Coming Home (CD - Love Lifted Me/My Rock) Ace

2000
* 27 January 2000: Livin' On Mother's Prayers (CD - Pray for Me/Let's Go To Church Together) Vee Jay

2001
* 02 November 2001: The Old Account (v/a CD - Kings Of The Gospel Highway - The Golden Age Of Gospel Quartets) Shanachie
* 30 November 2001: Saviour Pass Me Not

2003
* 21 February 2003: All Aboard (v/a CD - The Best Of King Gospel) Ace

2005
* 08 May 2005: I'm Coming Home (CD - Love Lifted Me/My Rock) Ace

2006
* 02 April 2006: That Day On Calvary (LP - Swan Silvertones) Vee Jay

2007
* 12 March 2007: Motherless Child (album - My Rock) Specialty

2021
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 2: At The Cross (album - Blessed Assurance) Vee Jay

2022
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 16: Jesus Remembers (album - The Swan Silvertones) Vee Jay

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble

**The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble** is an orchestra from North Korea. It is famous for its performances of revolutionary and folk songs. They have been reported to be one of the country's most popular groups.

The group takes its name from the Battle of Pochonbo on 4 July 1937, when a guerrilla unit under the leadership of Kim Il-sung attacked compounds of the Japanese occupation force in Pochonbo. Formed in 1985 from the electronic music section of the Mansudae Art Troupe, it is the first electronic pop group in the country.

The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble can be heard on North Korean radio stations. They have released over 85 CDs as of 2000.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw discovered the group when he first visited North Korea in the 90's, where Travelog broadcast his experience in visiting the country. He played tracks from the group on his shows and when he went to North Korea again in the 2000's, he described the group as "light instrumental with popular vocal" [1]. Kershaw also made a documentary of his visit to North Korea on BBC Radio Three, which was broadcast on 29th August 2004, where tracks from the Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble were played.

## Shows Played

   1996
* 14 January 1996: Good Farming In A Sub Workteam
* 11 August 1996: Good Farming In A Sub Workteam

2004
* 29 August 2004: Which Division Are You From?
* 29 August 2004: I Will Remember The Day When I Met The General
* 29 August 2004: She Is A Discharged Soldier

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Quote.... Unquote

**Quote ... Unquote** is a panel game broadcast on BBC Radio 4 based on quotations. Every episode since the beginning of the series on 4 January 1976 has been chaired by its deviser, Nigel Rees. The programme broadcast its 56th series in October/November 2020. The main part of the programme consists of a non-competitive quiz where the chairman asks each of the three panellists (originally four) in turn to identify where a certain quotation, phrase or saying comes from. In between these rounds, the panellists are asked to share some of their favourite quotations on a specified theme. Other parts of the programme are devoted to answering queries from the programme's listeners about the sources of quotations and the origins of everyday phrases and idioms.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw appeared in an episode, first broadcast on 12th March 2001.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Radio 4
* Genome
Robert Elms

**Robert Frederick Elms** (born 12 June 1959) is an English writer and broadcaster. Elms was a writer for The Face magazine in the 1980s and is currently known for his long-running radio show on BBC Radio London. His book, The Way We Wore, charts the changing fashions of his own youth, linking them with the social history of the times.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw was a guest on Robert Elm's programme on 6th July 2011.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Genome
Start The Week

**Start the Week** is a discussion programme broadcast on BBC Radio 4 which began in April 1970. The current presenter is the former BBC political editor and the BBC's political Sunday morning presenter Andrew Marr. The previous regular presenters were Richard Baker, Russell Harty, Melvyn Bragg and Jeremy Paxman.

It is broadcast (usually) live on Monday mornings between 9:02 am and 9:45 am, and repeated in a shortened, edited version at 9:30 pm the same evening. Its guests typically come from the worlds of politics, journalism, science and the arts. Prior to Marr the programme had a number of regular secondary presenters including Ken Sykora, Kenneth Robinson (who began in 1971 during the Baker era), Rosie Boycott, Catherine Bennett and Lisa Jardine.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw took part in an episode, first broadcast on 27th July 1987.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Radio 4
* Genome
Guru Of Peace: An Introduction To Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

**Guru Of Peace: An Introduction To Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan** was a BBC Radio documentary first broadcast in 2012 about Pakistani musician, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan:

Nitin Sawhney presents an introduction to his vocal hero, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, who was once dubbed the "Elvis Of The East".

The legendary Qawwali singer's music came over to the UK from Pakistan in the seventies, thanks to the OSA label in Birmingham and the singer entranced Britain's Asian community. Peter Gabriel booked Nusrat for his Womad World Music Festival and subsequently signed him to his Real World label, opening up a whole new audience through his film soundtrack work like The Last Temptation Of Christ and Dead Man Walking. Plus, collaborations with Massive Attack and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder.

He died in August 1997 at the age of 48, leaving a legacy of over 125 albums. His vocals are kept alive by remixing and new productions by the likes of Gaudi, Asian Dub Foundation as well as Nitin Sawhney himself.

## Links to Kershaw

His life and legacy is charted here with contributions from Peter Gabriel, his nephew Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Gaudi, actor Michael Sheen, singer Rumer, DJ's Andy Kershaw and Nihal, and producer Jonathan Elias amongst others.

## External Links

* Genome
* Soundcloud
Kershaw Africa 1

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1987

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Dembo Konte & Kausu Kouyate: Yeyengo (session) 23 April 1987
* Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Yibo Labo (These Are The Guys) (LP - Shaka Zulu) Warner Bros. 23 April 1987
* Dembo Konte & Kausu Kouyate: Saliya (session) 23 April 1987
* Nelcy Sedibe: Kikizelani (LP - Sengaliwe) Soul Jazz Pop 30 April 1987
* Super Biton De Ségou: Recoma (LP - Afro Jazz Du Mali) Bolibana 30 April 1987
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena Jazz Band: unknown 07 May 1987
* Banana Hill Band: Mwalimu 14 May 1987
* Bosca: (We'll Be) Together 14 May 1987
* Bhundu Boys: Shabini (session) 21 May 1987
* Shirati Jazz: John Siye (LP - Benga Beat) World Circuit 21 May 1987
* Bhundu Boys: Simbimbino (session) 21 May 1987
* **File 2**
* Bhundu Boys: Pedzamuto (session) 21 May 1987
* Bhundu Boys: Hpenyu Hwangu (session) 21 May 1987
* Bhundu Boys: Hupenyu Hwangu (LP - Shabini) Discafrique 28 May 1987
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena: Taxi Driver (LP - Taxi Driver) K-Ko 28 May 1987
* Ali Farka Touré: Baliky Lalo (LP - Ali Farka Touré) Disques Espérance 28 May 1987
* S.E. Rogie: Twist With The Morning Stars (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone 28 May 1987
* Shirati Jazz: John Otieno (LP - Benga Beat) World Circuit 28 May 1987
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena: 'Follow The Crocodile' 18 June 1987
* Real Sounds Of Africa: Tsi Tsi Wangu 18 June 1987
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena: Solo Na Mutsai (session) 18 June 1987
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena: We Sing For Peace (session) 18 June 1987

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 01a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 01b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:19
* 2) 47:25

Other
* 1-2) Many thanks to Haze. Kershaw Africa

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Norma Waterson

**Norma Christine Waterson** (15 August 1939 - 30 January 2022) was an English musician, best known as one of the original members of The Watersons, a celebrated English traditional group. Other members of the group included her brother Mike Waterson and sister Lal Waterson, a cousin John Harrison, and in later incarnations of the group her husband Martin Carthy.

Waterson was born in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire and brought up there by her grandmother, who was half-Gypsy. Her eponymously titled solo debut Norma Waterson was produced by John Chelew and released by Hannibal Records in 1996, and was well received in the scene (including a nomination for the Mercury Music Prize), featuring collaborations with her daughter, Eliza Carthy, Martin Carthy and other members of The Watersons, as well as Danny Thompson (Pentangle), Richard Thompson (Fairport Convention) and Roger Swallow (Albion Country Band).

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw discovered her via The Watersons and played her solo material as well as her work with Waterson:Carthy. She also did a session with her daughter, Eliza, and a live show with her husband, Martin, which was broadcast on Kershaw's programmes.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with Eliza Carthy: unknown. First Broadcast: 07 April 1997

* unknown set

## Live

Recorded with Martin Carthy at the Radio Theatre in Broadcasting House. First Broadcast on Women In Folk (1999-12-04)

1. Black Muddy River
2. Fred Astaire
3. Joseph Spence
4. Ain`t No Sweet Man Worth The Salt Of My Tears

Recorded with Martin Carthy at the Alhambra Studio Theatre in Bradford: 2001-05-23. First Part Broadcast: 25 May 2001.

1. Bold Doherty
2. Sir Patrick Spens
3. Golden Grove
4. Bill Norrie
5. Hard Times of Old England
6. When First I Came to Caledonia

Recorded with Martin Carthy at the Alhambra Studio Theatre in Bradford: 2001-05-23. Second Part Broadcast: 19 October 2001.

1. Bright Shiny Morning
2. Jim Jones in Botany Bay
3. Swaggering Boney
4. Georgie
5. T stands for Thomas
6. Bay of Biscay
7. Midnight on the Water

## Other Shows Played

   1996
* 19 May 1996: Black Muddy River (CD - Norma Waterson) Hannibal
* 01 September 1996: God Loves A Drunk (CD - Norma Waterson) Hannibal
* 15 September 1996: There Is A Fountain In Christ's Blood (CD - Norma Waterson) Hannibal
* 08 December 1996: Outside The Wall (CD - Norma Waterson) Hannibal
* 29 December 1996: Black Muddy River (CD - Norma Waterson) Hannibal

1999
* 01 July 1999: Dreaming (CD - The Very Thought Of You) Hannibal
* 15 July 1999: Blaze Away (CD - The Very Thought of You) Hannibal
* 05 August 1999: On Fridays He's Fred Astaire (CD - The Very Thought Of You) Hannibal
* 30 September 1999: Solid Air (a John Martyn song) (CD - The Very Thought Of You) Hannibal

2022
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 11: Outside The Wall (album - Norma Waterson) Hannibal

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
The Fall: The Wonderful And Frightening World Of Mark E. Smith

**The Fall: The Wonderful And Frightening World Of Mark E. Smith** was a BBC Documentary programme, first broadcast in 2005, looking at an insight into the world of the seminal group The Fall and their legendary frontman Mark E Smith.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw appeared as archive footage in the documentary as the presenter of the Old Grey Whistle Test introducing The Fall.

## External Links

* BBC Four
* IMDb
Kershaw On

**Kershaw On** was a BBC Radio Four series broadcast in 1992.

## Links to Kershaw

#### Episodes

1. Crouch End I Will Andy's house tall down? Does the River Crouch exist? Where did you last see Bob Dylan ? Andy Kershaw on some of the places he knows best, beginning with Crouch End
2. Man Globe-trotting has to start somewhere and for Andy Kershaw it was the Isle of Man. In 1977 he played truant from school to go to the TT Races. It was the first time he'd ever been away on his own. He now returns to find out what the island's like without the bikes, and comes up with some surprises.
3. Andy Kershaw indulges his passion for motorbikes as he goes TT racing.
4. In the last of the series, Andy Kershaw goes back to his home town, Rochdale.
Radio 1 FM American Music Festival

**Radio 1 FM American Music Festival** was broadcast on BBC Radio One in 1992.

## Links to Kershaw

A programme first broadcast on 4th July 1992 (America's independence day) was introduced by Johnnie Walker and Andy Kershaw from Crystal Palace Bowl. Artists include Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, Pops Staples, Jimmy Smith and John Hammond.
Travelog

**Travelog** was a Channel 4 travel series broadcast between 1990 and 1998, presented by different personalities. It offered an alternative travel programme which had little in common with the traditional travel show format at that time.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw presented some of the Travelog programmes in the 90's, including visits to Kyrgyzstan, North Korea, Albania, Lebanon, Malawi and more.

## Broadcast Shows

* **30 October 1991**: A trip to Mongolia [1]
* **13 January 1993**: Andy Kershaw searches out the legends of the forgotten US state of New Mexico which is the home of the roadrunner, the atomic bomb and the music of Buddy Holly.
* **February 1994**: Andy Kershaw visits Romania to see how the country has changed since the violent revolution of December 1989, and whether tourism would be the country's saviour
* **08 January 1995**: Andy Kershaw visits Northern Cyprus [2]
* **25 January 1995**: Andy Kershaw visits Lebanon [3]
* **15 February 1995**: Andy Kershaw visits Mexico [4]
* **1996**: Andy Kershaw visits Albania
* **1996**: Andy Kershaw visits North Korea
* **January 1997**: Andy Kershaw visits Kyrgyzstan [5]
* **19 February 1997**: Andy Kershaw visits Mozambique, including at 17th century castle, a ferry journey, an elephant reserve with a difference, and the problem of land mines left over from the civil war. [6]
* **Unknown Year**: Andy Kershaw visits Malawi

## External Links

* BFI
* Andy Kershaw Official Site
Kershaw In Derry

**Kershaw In Derry** was a BBC Radio One documentary broadcast in 1996.

## Links to Kershaw

Two years ago, Andy Kershaw visited Londonderry for Kershaw Comes Home. He was surprised to find a friendly, optimistic and very musical city, where young people were working hard to put the sectarian past behind them. Now, following the IRA ceasefire and its subsequent abandonment, Kershaw is back in Derry to check up on what's changed and enjoy a few more sharpeners in the Dungloe Bar.
Gillian Welch

**Gillian Howard Welch** (born October 2, 1967) is an American singer-songwriter. She performs with her musical partner, guitarist David Rawlings. Their sparse and dark musical style, which combines elements of Appalachian music, bluegrass, country and Americana, is described by *The New Yorker* as "at once innovative and obliquely reminiscent of past rural forms."

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw seemed to have discovered the singer with her musical partner, David Rawlings, in early 1999. The duo did a couple of sessions for his radio programmes between 1999 and 2003.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with David Rawlings: unknown. First Broadcast: 11 February 1999. Repeated: 03 January 2003

* One More Dollar / Devil Had A Hold On Me / Good Till Now / The Arcony Bell / Caleb Myre

2. Recorded with David Rawlings: unknown. First Broadcast: 07 December 2003

* Red Clay Halo / No One Knows My Name / Wrecking Ball / I Want To Sing That Rock And Roll

## Other Shows Played

   2004
* 12 September 2004 (with Robyn Hitchcock: If You Know Time (CD - Spooked) Yep Roc

2016
* Folk Connections: Cecil Sharp's Appalachian Trail: Traditional songs

2023
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 25: One Monkey (album - Soul Journey) Acony

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Linda Thompson

**Linda Thompson** (née Pettifer, 23 August 1947) is an English folk rock singer. Thompson is one of the most recognised names and voices in the British folk rock movement of the 1970s and 1980s, in collaboration with fellow British folk rock musician, guitarist Richard Thompson, to whom she was married for ten years, and later as a solo artist. Born in Hackney, London, she moved with her family to Glasgow, Scotland, at the age of six.

Actor Brian Pettifer is her brother. Around 1966 she started singing in folk clubs, and in 1967 began studying modern languages at the University of London, but dropped out after four months. She changed her name to Linda Peters. By day she sang advertising jingles, including one with Manfred Mann. She recorded the Bob Dylan song "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", released as an MGM single in 1968 by Paul McNeill and Linda Peters, McNeill being another friend of Sandy Denny and Alex Campbell. They released a second single as Paul and Linda in 1969 on Page One, featuring the John D. Loudermilk song "You're Taking My Bag". She met Richard Thompson in 1969, but they did not record together until 1972.

(read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played the singer's material, especially when she collaborated with Richard, as well as doing a session for his programme solo and with her son Teddy Thompson.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with Teddy Thompson. First Broadcast: 07 January 1999. Repeated: 27 April 2000

* Dear Mary / Wake Up

2. Recorded: with Teddy Thompson. First Broadcast: 20 December 2002

* Miss Murray / Dear Mary / Paddy's Lamentation / Evona Darling

## Other Shows Played

Linda Thompson
* 07 July 1996: Blackwaterside (CD - Dreams Fly Away (A History Of Linda Thompson)) Hannibal
* 10 November 1996: Lonely Hearts (CD - Dreams Fly Away (A History Of Linda Thompson)) Hannibal
* 19 July 2002: Dear Mary (CD - Fashionably Late) Topic
* 19 July 2002: No Telling (CD - Fashionably Late) Topic
* 02 August 2002: Weary Life (CD - Fashionably Late) Topic
* 20 September 2002: Dear Mary (CD - Fashionably Late) Topic
* 15 November 2002: No Telling (CD - Fashionably Late) Topic
* 09 May 2004: Miss Murray (session)
* 09 May 2004: Dear Mary (session)

   Richard & Linda Thompson
* 17 November 1991: The Choice Wife (LP - First Light) Chrysalis
* 15 May 1993: Withered And Died (3xCD - Watching The Dark - The History Of Richard Thompson) Hannibal
* 01 January 1994: Withered And Died (3x v/a CD - Richard Thompson ‎– Watching The Dark - The History Of Richard Thompson) Hannibal
* 07 November 2004: I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight (CD - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight) Island

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
The Radio One Story

**The Radio One Story** was a BBC documentary programme broadcast on BBC2 in 1997 as part of Radio One night, to mark Radio 1's 30th birthday.

## Links to Kershaw

The programme included Andy Kershaw in archive footage where he talks about his BBC colleagues. The archive footage came from the 1995 documentary Night Shift: A Night At Radio One.
Real Sounds Of Africa

**The Real Sounds Of Africa**, an 11-piece line-up based in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare and consisting entirely of Zairean musicians, are the most successful proponents of the rumba outside Zaire itself. The group was founded by guitarist Ghaby Mumba, who was born in Kinshasa and played with a variety of local bands before joining the Government-sponsored Orchestre Diables Noirs, playing a mixture of jazz, rock ‘n’ roll and rumba in the OK Jazz mould.

In 1967, two years after the end of the civil war, Mumba left for Zambia, capitalizing on the local interest in Congolese music with a soukous band called OC Jazz. His second outfit, Les Elite Bantous, with its less-than-subtle reference to the influential Congolese band Bantous De La Capitale, took the name game even further. He formed the Real Sounds in 1975. The band moved from Zambia to Zimbabwe in 1978, when they were invited to take up a residency in a hotel in Umtali. As the Zimbabwean war of independence hotted up, they left Umtali, the centre of regular fire fights between guerrillas and the army, and moved to Harare. In the capital, the Real Sounds found an eager audience for their own brand of soukous, which resulted in two hit albums, Harare and Funky Lady.

(Read more on AllMusic)

## Links to Kershaw

The group did four sessions for Kershaw's show and one of them recorded in 1989 was repeated in the spring of 2005 on AK's programme on BBC Radio 3. The band's Tornados v Dynamos track was part of the Rough Guide To The Music Of Zimbabwe compilation album, which was part of the Rough Guides series and was also played on the show.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1987-07-23. First Broadcast: 06 August 1987

* Dynamos And Caps / Sophie / Murrume / Poto

2. Recorded: 1988-12-01. First Broadcast: 19 January 1989. Repeated: 23 February 1989

* Maifa / Umwelezeye / Mujinga / Oye Oye

3. Recorded: 1989-07-13. First Broadcast: 03 September 1989. Repeated: 12 November 1989

* Omna / Musao / Egalite / Ou Est Le Problems

4. Recorded: 1989-11-16. First Broadcast: 08 April 1990. Repeated: 17 June 1990, 03 April 2005

* Soccer Fan / Free Nelson Mandela / Tornados / Dynamos

## Other Shows Played

1986
* 10 April 1986: Harare (LP - Harare) Editions Zim Production

1987
* 04 June 1987: Tsi Tsi Wangu (LP - Wende Zako) Cooking Vinyl
* 18 June 1987: Tsi Tsi Wangu (LP - Wende Zako) Cooking Vinyl

1990
* Andy Kershaw Mixtape 1990: Dynamos Versus CAPS (0-0)

2004
* 21 November 2004: Tornados v Dynamos (LP - Wende Zako) Cooking Vinyl
* 12 December 2004: Soccer Fan

2005
* 27 March 2005: Dynamos v Caps 0-0 (LP - Harare) Zim
* 01 May 2005: Tornados v Dynamos (3-3) (v/a CD - Rough Guide To The Music Of Zimbabwe) World Music Network

## External Links

* AllMusic
* Discogs
Steve Tilston

**Steve Tilston** (born 26 March 1950) is an English folk singer-songwriter and guitarist born in Liverpool and brought up in Leicestershire. A graphic designer before taking up music in 1971, Tilston lived in Bristol where he recorded his first album, An Acoustic Confusion. In the early 1980s, he ran a folk club with Bert Jansch in New Kings Road, London. Tilston recorded a rock album in 1982 called In for a Penny – In for a Pound, but soon reverted to quieter music. In 1985, Tilston played guitar and mandolin with the on-stage band for "Sergeant Early's Dream" while on tour with Ballet Rambert, and again when the ballet toured England in 2000–2001. Tilston formed his own record label, Run River, in 1987, and in 1988 he was a member of John Renbourn's group Ship of Fools, which released one eponymous album on Tilston's label.

(Read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

A friend and one of Andy Kershaw's favourite musicians, the singer was described by AK as:

> *"The songwriters' songwriter.... One of the most consistently outstanding songwriters of his generation"* [1]
>
>

Tilston has done some sessions for Andy Kershaw on BBC Radio 3 as well as on his debut podcast.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 29 February 2004

* Rare Thing / Rolling Down This Roman Road / The Constant Lover / The Slip Jigs And Reels

2. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 26 March 2007

* And So It Goes / Here's To Tom Paine / Willow Creek / Rambling Comber

3. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 1

* My Mystery Train / (Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I / Satellites Decree / Dust From My Heels / Nothing To See Here

## Other Shows Played

   2001
* 05 October 2001: Slip Jigs & Reels (CD - Live Hemistry) Hubris

2002
* 25 January 2002: The Slip Jigs & Reels (CD - The Greening Wind) Hubris

2003
* 02 November 2003: The Constant Lover (CD - Such And Such) Market Square
* 09 November 2003: Some Kind Of Sonnet (CD - Such & Such) Market Square

2004
* 18 January 2004: The Constant Lover (CD - Such & Such) Market Square
* 18 January 2004: The Slip Jigs & Reels (CD - The Greening Wind) Hubris
* 22 February 2004: Rare Thing (CD - Such & Such) Market Square

2005
* 21 August 2005: The Streams of Lovely Nancy (CD - Of Many Hands) ADA

2006
* 08 January 2006: Going To The West (CD - Of Many Hands) Ada

2007
* 19 March 2007: Here's To Tom Paine (album - Live Hemistry) Hubris

2021
* More Kershaw Tapes: My Mystery Train (session)

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
White Stripes

**The White Stripes** were an American rock duo from Detroit, Michigan formed in 1997. The group consisted of Jack White (songwriter, vocals, guitar, piano, and mandolin) and his one-time wife Meg White (drums and vocals). After releasing several singles and three albums within the Detroit music scene, the White Stripes rose to prominence in 2002 as part of the garage rock revival scene. Their successful and critically acclaimed albums White Blood Cells and Elephant drew attention from a large variety of media outlets in the United States and the United Kingdom. The single "Seven Nation Army", which used a guitar and an octave pedal to create the iconic opening riff, became one of their most recognizable songs. The band recorded two more albums, Get Behind Me Satan in 2005 and Icky Thump in 2007, and dissolved in 2011 after a lengthy hiatus from performing and recording.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw claimed on his 17 August 2001 show that he was introduced to the White Stripes's White Blood Cells album by John Peel. Although Kershaw played a couple of tracks from the band's album, he never played any further material from other albums.

## Shows Played

   2001
* 17 August 2001: Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground (LP - White Blood Cells) Sympathy For The Record

2002
* 15 February 2002: Hotel Yorba (CD - White Blood Cells) Sympathy For The Record Industry ‎

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Night Shift: A Night At Radio One

**Night Shift: A Night At Radio One** was a 1995 ten minute film going behind the scenes at BBC Radio One in BBC's Broadcasting House giving us an insight in the goings on of Radio 1 in the late hours with presenters Steve Lamacq, Jo Whiley, Mark Radcliffe, Marc Riley, Pete Tong, Andy Kershaw, Tim Westwood, John Peel and Dave Pierce.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw appears in the film talking about Chuck Berry and his BBC Radio 1 colleagues.
The Mrs Merton Show

**The Mrs Merton Show** was a mock talk show starring Caroline Aherne as the elderly host Mrs Dorothy Merton.

Originally portrayed as 'Mrs. Murton' in a pilot for Yorkshire TV in 1991 which was not picked up, Caroline Aherne retooled the character, making her older, and recorded a second pilot in 1993 for Granada Television who commissioned the series. The series ran from 10 February 1995 to 2 April 1998 and was produced by Granada and aired on the BBC. The writers included Aherne, Craig Cash, Dave Gorman and Henry Normal.

Prior to TV success, Aherne's Mrs Merton character appeared on Frank Sidebottom's album 5/9/88 and made her television debut on Frank’s Yorkshire Television series, Frank’s Fantastic Shed Show. She later appeared on the 1991 Channel 4 gameshow Remote Control, hosted by Anthony H Wilson. The talk show was followed up by a sitcom, Mrs Merton and Malcolm, based on Mrs Merton and her son Malcolm, who was played by Craig Cash.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw along with his sister Liz, appeared as one of the guests on the pilot episode of The Mrs Merton Show (which was piloted as Mrs Murton), which was recorded in 1991, but was never broadcast.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* YouTube (the pilot episode featuring Andy Kershaw and his sister, Liz)
Long Ryders

**The Long Ryders** are an American alternative country and Paisley Underground band, principally active between 1982 and 1987, who have periodically regrouped for brief reunions (2004, 2009, 2014, 2016). In 2019 they released a new studio album – their first in 32 years – and announced a series of tour dates to follow.

The Long Ryders were originally formed by several American musicians who were each multi-instrumentalists and influenced by Gram Parsons, the Byrds, country music and various punk rock groups. They were named after the Walter Hill film, the Long Riders. The band featured Sid Griffin and Stephen McCarthy on vocals and guitar; Des Brewer on bass (later replaced by Tom Stevens); and Greg Sowders on drums.

## Links to Kershaw

A long time favorite of the group, Kershaw even interviewed the band on the Old Grey Whistle Test as well as playing their single as his first record on his debut BBC Radio One show in 1985. He also got them to do a session for his show in 2004 after they decided to do a reunion.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 12 September 2004

* I Had A Dream / Years Long Ago / Final Wild Son / Louisville

## Live

Recorded At The Chester Rendevous Club 15.10.85. First Broadcast: 31 October 1985. Repeated: 28 November 1985

1. Ivory Tower
2. State Of My Union
3. Lights Of Downtown

## Other Shows Played

1985
* 27 May 1985 (John Peel): 'Too Close To The Light (Buckskin Mix) (7"-I Had A Dream)' (Zippo)
* 06 July 1985: Join My Gang (12" - 10-5-60) PVC
* 03 October 1985: If I Were A Bramble And You Were A Rose (10" - Looking For Lewis & Clark) Island
* 24 October 1985: You Just Can't Ride The Boxcars Anymore (LP - State Of Our Union) Island
* 26 December 1985: I Had A Dream (LP - Native Sons) Zippo

1987
* 21 May 1987: Spectacular Fall (LP - Two Fisted Tales) Island

1994
* 21 May 1994: Final Wild Son (CD - BBC Radio One Live In Concert) Windsong

2004
* 30 May 2004: I Had A Dream (CD - Native Sons) Diabolo
* 04 July 2004: Join My Gang (CD - Native Sons / 10-5-60) Zippo
* 15 August 2004: Sweet Mental Revenge (CD - Native Sons) Frontier

2005
* 10 April 2005: I Had A Dream (session)

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
20 February 2005

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio Three

YYYY-MM-DD
* 2005-02-20

Comments
* Tracklisting information saved from Radio 3 website, shared with thanks to Lorcan.
* R3 website: "As a tribute to the late Kevin Coyne, a repeat of the British singer-songwriter's Kershaw session of October last year, one of his last performances before his death in December."

## Tracklisting

* Ivor Cutler: Do You Ever Feel Lonely? (CD - An Elpee And Two Epees) Decca
* IZ: Title Unknown (white label)
* Cornershop Featuring Bubbley Kaur + M.I.A.: Topknot (Caveman Remix) (CD single) Rough Trade
* Lydia Mendoza: El Mundo Enganoso (CD - La Alondra De La Frontera - Live!) Arhoolie
* Nahawa Doumbia: Thomas Sankara (CD - Diby) Cobalt
* Thandiswa Mazwai: Lahl' Umlenze (v/a CD - Africa Remix: Ah Freak Iya) Milan
* Corinne West: It's Your Time (CD - Bound For The Living) Make
* Keith Hinchcliffe: Kean O'Hara (CD - Red Scarf Smiler) Keith Hinchcliffe
* Vocalité: Pa'La Tierra Caliente (CD - Tierra Caliente) Egrem
* Mills Brothers Bugle Call Rag (CD - Chronological Volume 2) JSP
* Banana Boat: Zęza (CD - A Morze Tak, A Może Nie) Bana
* Kevin Coyne session

1. Smile Right Back
2. Locked Out
3. I Hear Voices
4. Dark Dancehall
5. Weirdo

* Gang Of Four: Damaged Goods (CD - Entertainment!) EMI
* Gang Of Four: Armalite Rifle (7") Fast Product
* Jahle: Lullaby (BBC Recording)
* Ivor Cutler: A Red Flower (CD - An Elpee and Two Epees) Decca
* Revolutionaries: Nuclear Bomb (CD - The Rough Guide To Dub) World Music Network
* Taj Mahal Meets The Culture Musical Club Of Zanzibar: Catfish Blues (CD - Mkutano) Tradition & Moderne
* Ali Farka Toure: Laisse Les Phases (CD - Red & Green) World Circuit

## File

Name
* andykershaw\_050220.ra

Length
* 2:00:01

Other
* Many thanks to the uploader

Available
* Mooo