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Orchestra Baobab

**Orchestra Baobab** is a Senegalese band established in 1970 as the house band of the Baobab Club in Dakar. Many of the band's original members had previously played with Star Band de Dakar in the 1960s. Directed by *timbalero* and vocalist Balla Sidibé, the group featured saxophonists Issa Cissoko and Thierno Koité, two singers, two guitarists and a rhythm section with drums, congas and bass guitar. Since their formation, the band has predominantly played a mix of son cubano, Wolof music, and to a lesser extent Mande musical traditions. Following the deaths of Cissoko in 2019 and Sidibé in 2020, Thierno Koité has become the leader of the band.

## Links to Kershaw

In his Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 7, broadcast in 2021, Kershaw mentioned that he first heard Orchestra Baobab on the car radio, whilst he was in the Gambia in December 1986. However, according to available playlists on the site, Kershaw played the band's Utru Horas track, months before his trip to The Gambia, whilst covering for Peel's radio shows on 28 October 1986 (John Peel) and 03 November 1986 (John Peel).

In 1988, Kershaw added the group's Utru Horas song to his Great Moments Of Vinyl History compilation album.

## Shows Played

   1986
* 28 October 1986 (John Peel): Utru Horas (LP - Ken Dou Werente) MCA
* 03 November 1986 (John Peel): Utru Horas (LP - Ken Dou Werente) MCA

1987
* 01 January 1987: Utru Horas (LP - Ken Dou Werente) MCA

1993
* 04 September 1993: Ndiawolou (CD - Bamba) Stern's Africa

1994
* 01 January 1994: Autorail (CD - Bamba) Stern's Africa

1995
* 10 September 1995: Coumba

1996
* 28 January 1996: Autorail (v/a CD - African Moves Volume 3) Stern's Africa

1998
* 11 May 1998: Aida Baoury (CD - N'Wolof) Dakar Sound

2000
* 30 March 2000: Utru Horas (CD - Pirates Choice) World Circuit

2001
* 04 May 2001: Utru Horas (CD - Pirates Choice) World Circuit Music

2002
* 05 July 2002: Gnawoe (CD - Specialist In All Styles) World Circuit
* 02 August 2002: Sutukun (CD - Specialist In All Styles) World Circuit
* 23 August 2002: On Verra Ça (CD - Specialist In All Styles) World Circuit
* 13 September 2002: Sutukun (CD - Specialist In All Styles) World Circuit

2004
* 08 February 2004: Ndiawolou (CD - Bamba) Stern's Africa

2005
* 04 September 2005: Bul Ma Min

2006
* 23 July 2006: Bul Ma Min
* 05 November 2006: Cabral (album - A Night At Club Baobab) Oriki Music
* 03 December 2006: On Verra (Ce Soir) (album - A Night At Club Baobab) Oriki Music

2007
* 18 June 2007: Autorail (album - Bamba) Stern's African Classics

2021
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 7: Utrus Horas (album - Pirates Choice) World Circuit

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Soundtrack

**Soundtrack** was a BBC Radio 4 documentary series looking at aspects of life in Britain. It was broadcast on the 80's and 90's.

## Links to Kershaw

In an episode first broadcast on 23rd March 1989, Andy Kershaw joins a coach party of American tourists as they spend six days hurtling through England, Scotland and Wales - and eavesdrops on their reactions.
No Off Switch

**No Off Switch** is the official autobiography written by Andy Kershaw, first published in 2011.

The book looked at his own upbringing, his days at Leeds University, where he would organise concerts and his break on radio and TV, as well as his work as a foreign correspondent for various media publishers.

The book got many positive reviews, including from comedian Stephen Fry, who described it as sensational, wildly hilarious and an amazing read. As well as from BBC journalist, Fergal Keane, who wrote the following: *"Andy Kershaw is a compulsive truth-teller and he does it with verve, wit and passion. He is one of the few truly original voices in broadcasting and his book is already a classic."*

## Synopsis

Andy Kershaw truly has no off switch. As a teenager he was promoting major rock gigs. He was Billy Bragg's driver and roadie one day and presenting Whistle Test and Live Aid the next. A passionate music enthusiast, he is a man with an obsessive curiosity about the world. Over a twenty-five year career, he has worked for the Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen, shared an office with John Peel and amassed a record collection that weighs seven tons. He has won more Sony Radio awards than any other broadcaster. He has visited 97 countries and as a foreign correspondent, filed numerous reports for Radio 4. He was also one of the few journalists present during the Rwanda genocide.

The past few years have seen him go through a turbulent time in his personal life, but he has put this behind him, written his story and returned to the airwaves fronting the BBC's Music Planet series.

Rebel. Maverick. Music fanatic. Andy Kershaw shares the story of his life with candour, insight, immediacy and incredible humour.

## External Links

* Amazon

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Rhythms Of The World

**Rhythms Of The World** was a BBC documentary series broadcast on BBC2 between the 80's and 90's looking at music throughout the world.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw appeared on an episode, broadcast on 11th July 1992 where for a week during the summer of 1991, over 70 musicians and record producers from around the world gathered in a converted watermill in rural Wiltshire, home to Peter Gabriel's Real World recording studios. The aim was to produce eight albums in seven days, culminating in a concert given for local villagers, and to encourage the musicians to forge a variety of partnerships. This film captures the week's recording and performing activity. The musicians include Jah Wobble and Sinead O'Connor.
More Great Moments Of Vinyl History

Artist
* v/a

Label
* Wrasse

Release date
* 2004

Format
* CD

Comments
* From the LP sleeve notes:

> *"In 1987 Andy Kershaw assembled, a splendid compilation of musical curios, rarities and downright oddities which he entitled Great Moments Of Vinyl History. Now, seventeen years later, in a shameless attempt to cash in on that initial triumph, he has put together a second volume."*
>
>

* Contains an unlisted track. In Windows Media Player, Track 21 title and artist given as Motor. The audio sounds like a motorcycle engine

## Tracklisting

* Shiyani Ngcobo - uMendo (To Be Married)
* 101ers - Motor Boys Motor
* Dale Watson - Mama Tried
* Joe Tex - Buying A Book
* Dorothy Masuka - Ghana
* Magic Black Men - Can 2002
* John Martyn - Johnny Too Bad
* Jona Lewie - I'll Get By In Pittsburgh
* Miracle Legion - The Backyard
* Stanley Winston - No More Ghettos In America
* Carl And Pearl Butler - Sundown In Nashville
* Dan Pickett - 99 1/2 Won't Do
* Ali Farka Toure and Hayra Arby - Patience
* Youcef Boukella - Salam (Peace)
* Angel Brothers and Satnam Singh with Ian McMillan - Captain Beefheart & Mr Neal
* Rootsman - General Synopsis (Edited Version)
* Kristi Stassinopoulou - We Are Flying
* MK Platoon featuring Richie G & Section 3 - Apartheid Dead (We Stop Use Lead)
* Jim Eldon - Dancing In The Dark
* Surfin Dave - Grey Skies
* **Unknown Artist - Unknown**

## Played

2004
* 04 April 2004: Dan Pickett: 99 1/2 Won't Do
* 11 April 2004: Miracle Legion: The Backyard
* 18 April 2004: Shiyani Ngcobo: uMendo (To Be Married)
* 02 May 2004: Ali Farke Toure and Hayra Arby: Patience
* 02 May 2004: Rootsman: General Synopsis (Edited Version)
* 16 May 2004: 101ers: Motor Boys Motor
* 16 May 2004: Angel Brothers and Satnam Singh with Ian McMillan: Captain Beefheart & Mr Neal
* 23 May 2004: Stanley Winston: No More Ghettos In America
* 30 May 2004: Jim Eldon: Dancing In The Dark
* 30 May 2004: Dorothy Masuka: Ghana
* 04 July 2004: Dale Watson: Mama Tried
* 11 July 2004: Joe Tex: Buying A Book
* 08 August 2004: Shiyani Ngcobo: uMendo

2005
* 10 July 2005: Shiyani Ngcobo: uMendo

2021
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 3: Shiyani Ngcobo: uMendo

2022
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 15: Stanley Winston: No More Ghettos In America

2023
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 21: Angel Brothers and Satnam Singh with Ian McMillan: Captain Beefheart & Mr Neal

## External Links

* Discogs
* Wrasse Records
Ryszard Kapuściński

**Ryszard Kapuściński** (4 March 1932 – 23 January 2007) was a Polish journalist, photographer, poet and author. He received many awards and was considered a candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature. Kapuściński's personal journals in book form attracted both controversy and admiration for blurring the conventions of reportage with the allegory and magical realism of literature. He was the Communist-era Polish Press Agency's only correspondent in Africa during decolonization, and also worked in South America and Asia.

Between 1956 and 1981 he reported on 27 revolutions and coups, until he was fired because of his support for the pro-democracy Solidarity movement in his native country. He was celebrated by other practitioners of the genre. The acclaimed Italian reportage-writer Tiziano Terzani, Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez, and Chilean writer Luis Sepúlveda accorded him the title "Maestro".

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw choose The collected works by Ryszard Kapuscinski as his book on Desert Island Discs in 2007, which he would take to an island. He described Ryszard's work as a collection of history, politics, philosophy and travel all in one.
Random Peel/Kershaw/Radio 1 Sessions/Live Tracks

## Tape

Name
* Random Peel/Kershaw/Radio 1 Sessions/Live Tracks

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM
* 1987/1990/1993

Comments
* Mixtape of hip hop sessions from mostly BBC Radio One, including those from Andy Kershaw.

## Tracklisting

* Age Of Chance: D.J. Powercut Gets Even! (Janice Long session recorded 16/9/87)
* Age Of Chance: The Story Of Crush Collision (Janice Long session recorded 16/9/87)
* Age Of Chance: We Got Trouble (Janice Long session recorded 16/9/87)
* Nasty Rox Inc: Burn Rubber (Janice Long session recorded 29/4/87)
* Nasty Rox Inc: Nasty Rox Inc (Janice Long session recorded 29/4/87)
* Nasty Rox Inc: Set (Janice Long session recorded 29/4/87)
* Nasty Rox Inc: Say It Mean It (Janice Long session recorded 29/4/87)
* DJ Cash Money: unknown hip hop mix (unknown session)
* MC 900 Foot Jesus & DJ Zero: Slippin' (Peel session recorded in 1990)
* MC 900 Foot Jesus & DJ Zero: Real Black Angel (Peel session recorded in 1990)
* MC 900 Foot Jesus & DJ Zero: MC 900 Talk (Peel session recorded in 1990)
* Jungle Brothers: Black Woman (session) 15 April 1990 or 01 July 1990
* Jungle Brothers: Feelin' Alright (session) 15 April 1990 or 01 July 1990
* Jungle Brothers: J Beez Coming Thru (session) 15 April 1990 or 01 July 1990
* Jungle Brothers: What U Waitin' 4 (session) 15 April 1990 or 01 July 1990
* Stetsasonic: A.F.R.I.C.A. (live from Nelson Mandela concert recorded on 16/4/90)
* Stetsasonic & Jungle Brothers & Neneh Cherry: Ain't No Peace (live from Nelson Mandela concert recorded on 16/4/90)
* House Of Pain: Who's The Man (live from the Phoenix Festival 1993 broadcast on the Evening Session)
* House Of Pain: Shamrocks And Shenanigans (live from the Phoenix Festival 1993 broadcast on the Evening Session)
* House Of Pain: Jump Around (live from the Phoenix Festival 1993 broadcast on the Evening Session)
* Senser: Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun (live)
* Senser: Age Of Panic (live)
* Senser: Switch (live)

## File

Name
* Random Peel/Kershaw/Radio 1 Sessions/Live Tracks

Length
* 1:33:09

Other
* Many thanks to colinmillar

Available
* Mixcloud
Kershaw Africa 28

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1998

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Black Umfolosi: Emthimbeni (session) 23 February 1998
* Mzwakhe Mbuli: Shintsha Guluva (CD - Izigi (Footsteps)) EMI 02 March 1998
* Oumou Sangare: Bi Furu (CD - Ko Sira) World Circuit 02 March 1998
* John Chibadura: Ndichafa Ndiri Bhachura (CD - The Best Of John Chibadura) ZMC 02 March 1998
* Cheb Khaled: Didi (CD - Didi) Polygram 23 March 1998
* Soul Brothers: Izethembiso (CD - Idlozi) Gallo 23 March 1998
* Etoile De Dakar: Thiely (CD - The Music In My Head) Sterns 23 March 1998
* Koffi Olemide: Loi (CD - Loi) Sonodiscs 30 March 1998
* Benkadi International: Singa (LP - Julolu) Sterns African 30 March 1998
* Oliver Tuku Mutukudzi: Cheka Ukama (CD - Ndega Zvangu) Shava Musik 30 March 1998
* **File 2**
* Rokia Traore: Se (CD - Mounaissa) Indigo 20 April 1998
* Alain Kounkou: Missile (CD - Soukouss Grands Effets) AK 20 April 1998
* Four Brothers: Mbereko Yakaramba (session) 27 April 1998
* Four Brothers: Matiuenga (session) 27 April 1998
* Four Brothers: Vimbayi (session) 27 April 1998
* Skeleton: Sobabamba (CD - Skeleton) Melt 18 May 1998
* Shaba Kahamba: Litiot (CD - Bitumba) Karac 18 May 1998

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 28a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 28b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:45
* 2) 39:43

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Mixtape Early 90's

## Tape

Name
* Mixtape Early 90's

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM
* 1991

Comments
* The tape has some tracks from various BBC and commercial radio shows including a track from Andy Kershaw.

## File

Name
* 1991 Nicky Ezer, Miss P John Peel, Andy Kershaw

Length
* 1:23:34 (until 2:59)

Other
* Many thanks to Mark Chester

Available
* Mixcloud
25 June 1987

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1987-06-25

Comments
* An edited show.

## Sessions

* Weather Prophets #2. Recorded: 1987-05-28

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Lightnin' Hopkins: Jake Head Boogie
* King Bennie Nawahi: Tickling The Strings (LP - Hot Hawaiian Guitar (1928 To Ca. 1949)) Yazoo
* Robert Ballinger: The King's Highway
* Ann Peebles: I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home Tonight
* Barrence Whitfield And The Savages: Apology Line (LP - Call Of The Wild) Rounder Europa
* **File 2**
* Bhundu Boys: Chekudya Chose (LP - Tsvimbodzemoto) Discafrique
* Marxist Brothers: Muzukuru Dai Waroora

## File

Name
* 1) 1987-06-25
* 2) Kershaw 02a.mp3

Length
* 1) 15:08
* 2) 46:59 (until 9:24)

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

Available
* 1) Download
* 2) Mooo
Rory Gallagher

**William Rory Gallagher** (2 March 1948 – 14 June 1995) was an Irish blues and rock multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer. Born in Ballyshannon, County Donegal, and brought up in Cork, Gallagher recorded solo albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s, after forming the band Taste during the late 1960s. His albums have sold over 30 million copies worldwide. Gallagher received a liver transplant in 1995, but died of complications later that year in London at the age of 47. Gallagher was born in Ballyshannon, County Donegal in 1948. His father Daniel was employed by the Irish Electricity Supply Board, who were constructing Cathaleen's Fall hydroelectric power station on the Erne River above the town. The family moved to Derry City, where his younger brother Dónal was born in 1949.

(read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

In a video uploaded on YouTube, Andy Kershaw mentioned he was a fan of the singer at the age of 13 and one of the first LP's he bought, was Rory's Live In Europe LP in 1972.

Andy Kershaw's first concert he saw was Rory performing at the Manchester Free Trade Hall in 1973 and he mentioned seeing him perform on The Old Grey Whistle Test in that year.

## Shows Played

2003
* 10 January 2003: Barley & Grape Rag (CD - Wheels Within Wheels) BMG

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
26 February 2007

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio Three

YYYY-MM-DD
* 2007-02-26

Comments
* Tracklisting information saved from Radio 3 website, shared with thanks to Lorcan.
* R3 website: "Andy's unusual mix of music from the UK and around the world. Featuring Algerian singer songwriter Akli D in concert at the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool, part of the African Soul Rebels 2007 tour."

## Sessions

* Akli D recorded in concert at Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, 16 February 2007, on African Soul Rebels 2007 tour

## Tracklisting

* Awadi: Jamais Vu (v/a album - Urban Africa Club - Hip Hop Dancehall And Kwaito) Out Here
* Ranking Toyan: Palaving Spree (album - Ghetto Man Skank) Roots
* Binder & Krieglstein: Raupe (album - Alles Verloren) Essay
* Donal Maguire: Michael Murphy (album - Michael Davitt - The Forgotten Hero?) Rossendale
* Papa Noel: Salsa Africaine (Afro-Cuban Son) (album - Cafe Noir) Tumi Music
* Lefty Frizzell: Forever (And Always) (album - Give Me More, More, More) Proper
* Akli D recorded in concert, Liverpool Philharmonic

1. Salam
2. Tarmurt - Nostalgie
3. Tabrats - Le Message

* C.J. Chenier: Bogalusa Boogie (album - The Desperate Kingdom of Love) World Village
* Kakai Kilonzo & Les Kilimambogo Brothers: Bibi Yangu Nakupenda (album - Best Of Kakai Volume Two) Shava
* Blind Blake: Diddie Wah Diddie (album - The Song Before The Song - Early And Original Versions Of Classic Songs That Shaped Popular Music 1920s – 1950s) Viper
* Tinariwen: Imidiwan Winakalin (album - Aman Iman: Water Is Life) Independiente
* Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate: Bad Things Dub (album - Nuh Skin Up) Pressure Sounds
* Earl Brothers: Broken Motor (album - Whiskey, Women & Death) Big Hen Music
* Robert Harbron & Emma Reid: Nancy Taylor's Reel/The Reverend Joe Hislop of Alnwick/Snowy Monday (album - New Dogs, Old Tricks) Rob
* Akli D in concert at Liverpool Philharmonic

1. Malik
2. C Facile
3. DDA Mokrane

* Lisa Knapp: Wild & Undaunted (album - Wild And Undaunted) Ear To The Ground
* Tinariwen: Assouf (album - Aman Iman: Water Is Life) Independiente

## File

Name
* andykershaw\_070225.ra *(mislabeled date)*

Length
* 1:56:02

Other
* Many thanks to the uploader

Available
* Mooo
Kershaw Africa 23

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1996/1997

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Phuzekhemisi: Duku Duku Imbizo 15 December 1996
* Sunduza: Ukhozi 15 December 1996
* Sidi Toure: Neli K'ay Guna 15 December 1996
* Joe Zawinul: Bimoya 15 December 1996
* Régis Gizavo: Mafy (CD - Mikea) Indigo 29 December 1996
* Salif Keita: Africa (The Jambo Sana 7" Edit) (CD single) Mango 29 December 1996
* Ali Farka Toure: Samaya (LP - Radio Mali) World Circuit 29 December 1996
* Cheikh Lô: Guiss Guiss (CD - Né La Thiass) World Circuit 29 December 1996
* Nyboma: Double Double 05 January 1997
* **File 2**
* Tshala Muana: Banda Yango 05 January 1997
* Sunduza: Noziphd 05 January 1997
* Zabalani: Vana 26 January 1997
* Tebogo: Madiba Special 26 January 1997
* Kanda Bongo Man: Assali 02 February 1997
* Mzwakhe Mbuli: Uyeyeni (session) 02 February 1997
* Youssou N'Dour Et Le Super Etoile: Birima (CD - Lii !) Jololi 02 February 1997
* Azumah & Smiles Makama: Inkonjane Mnyama 02 February 1997
* Leonard Karikoga Zhakata: Mugove 02 February 1997
* Mzwakhe Mbuli: Amandla (session) 02 February 1997

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 23a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 23b.mp3

Length
* 1) 45:47
* 2) 47:35

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Gilles Peterson

**Gilles Jérôme Moehrle** born 28 September 1964), better known as **Gilles Peterson**, is a French broadcaster, DJ and record label owner. He has founded influential labels such as Acid Jazz and Talkin' Loud, and started his current label, Brownswood Recordings, in 2006. He was awarded an honorary MBE in 2004, the AIM Award for Indie Champion 2013, the Mixmag Award for Outstanding Contribution To Dance Music in 2013, the PRS for Music Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music Radio in 2014, and The A&R Award from The Music Producers Guild in 2019.

Throughout his career, Peterson has played a pivotal role in promoting genres such as jazz, hip-hop, and electronic music. He started his career on pirate radio stations Radio Invicta and K-Jazz, later joining legal stations in London, first the newly founded Jazz FM, and then onto the dance music station Kiss FM. In 1998, he was hired by BBC Radio 1, and in 2012 he began hosting a three-hour Saturday afternoon programme on BBC Radio 6 Music. He hosts a syndicated radio programme that is broadcast in seven European countries.

In 2016, he launched the online radio station Worldwide FM with Boiler Room co-founder and original host Thristian Richards. He also hosts mixes and new music on his SoundCloud page, where he has over three million followers. He is behind several events celebrating the music that he supports through his DJ sets and radio shows. Since 2005, he has hosted the annual Worldwide Awards in London and Worldwide Festival in Sète. In 2019, launched the new We Out Here festival in the UK.

## Links to Kershaw

Between July and November 1998, Gilles sat in for Kershaw and many Andy Kershaw listeners were worried that Kershaw was sidelined for Gilles Peterson show, which was very different from Kershaw's predominantly roots music programme. But later, BBC Radio One's Controller at that time, Andy Parfitt, mentioned in a letter to a worried listener that Kershaw wanted a few months away from the station to pursue other areas of work. [1]

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Official Website
Kershaw Africa 8

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1993

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Oliver Mtukudzi: 'Wango Dazo' (session) 06 February 1993
* Oliver Mtukudzi: Psss Psss Hallo (session) 06 February 1993
* Freddy De Majunga: Laetitia (CD - Top Soukouss Vol.1) Afric Music 06 February 1993
* Bhundu Boys: Gonzo Nachin'Al (CD - Friends On The Road) Cooking Vinyl 13 February 1993
* Mahlathini: Nomacala (v/a CD - A Taste Of The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto) Earthworks 06 March 1993
* Docteur Nico Et L' Orchestre African Fiesta: Pauline 06 March 1993
* D'Gary: Biby Aomby 06 March 1993
* Kasambwe Brothers Band: 'Cousin Danda' 06 March 1993
* Orchestre Macchi: Lola Muana 06 March 1993
* Bhundu Boys: Pombi (session) 13 March 1993
* **File 2**
* Baba Djan: Cherie Comment Ca Va 13 March 1993
* Bhundu Boys: Bitter To The South (session) 13 March 1993
* Bhundu Boys: 'Catchesi' (session) 13 March 1993
* Bhundu Boys: 'Cashi Rye' (session) 13 March 1993
* Nahawa Doumbia: Farafina Dambe (CD - Mangoni) Stern's 03 April 1993
* Bajourou: Mansa (CD - Big String Theory) Globe Style 03 April 1993
* Jairos Jiri Band Featuring Angifuni Ukwendiswa: Nhamo Yousavi (LP - The Sounds of The Jairos Jiri Band) Kumusha 01 May 1993
* Ayub Ogada: Ondiek (CD - En Mana Kuoyo) Real World 19 June 1993
* Baaba Maal: Njilou (cassette - Tono) Not On Label 19 June 1993

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 08a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 08b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:14
* 2) 47:36

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
The Great Shark Hunt

**The Great Shark Hunt** was a BBC Radio Four documentary broadcast in 1992.

## Links to Kershaw

Every summer sharks the length of buses congregate in the seas of Britain. Most people would see this as a very good reason to stay out of the water. Not so Andy Kershaw, who pulls on his diving suit, jumps into a small boat and sets out to solve the enigma of the basking shark.
Kershaw In Malawi

## Show

Name
* Kershaw In Malawi

Station
* BBC Radio Four

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1993-06-08

Comments
* Second episode of Andy Kershaw visiting Malawi. The Doctor is Not Well In the lakeside central African nation of Malawi, Dr Hastings Banda, now in his 90s, is reluctantly nearing the inevitable end of his Life-President's term. With a referendum on multi-party politics on June 14 fast approaching, the nation braces itself for change.

## File

Name
* AK In Malawi 2 8th June 1993 L522.mp3

Length
* 27:48

Other
* Files created from L522 of SL Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22.

Available
* Mooo
Thomas Mapfumo

**Thomas Tafirenyika Mapfumo**, born in 1945 in Marondera, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe, began his musical career playing covers of American rock and soul music before joining Hallelujah Chicken Run Band, where he began adapting traditional music of the Shona to modern instrumentation and techniques. This process included transcribing the scales and sounds of the mbira to electric guitar.

He invented and popularized Chimurenga music - literally "struggle" in Shona - which was often overtly political. In addition to his modern incarnation of traditional music, his lyrics were sung in Shona. In the late 1970s singing in Shona instead of English was a political statement in and of itself. In Mapfumo's case, it was specifically critical of the white ruling class of Rhodesia. The government, underestimating his popularity, eventually banned his records and imprisoned Mapfumo without charges in 1979. After a series of large protests demanding his release, he was set free three months later.

Though he initially celebrated the independence of Zimbabwe in 1980, he became increasingly disillusioned with the regime of Robert Mugabe. This was, again, reflected in the music he produced throughout the 1980s; mostly as Thomas Mapfumo And The Blacks Unlimited. His lyrics often addressed issues of poverty and social development. After a campaign of government-sponsored harassment, he emigrated to the United States, where he continues to live.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw discovered Mapfumo in the late 80's and visited Zimbabwe in 1988 for the documentary, Andy Kershaw In Zimbabwe, where he saw the singer perform, which a track was played on the programme. A session from Mapfumo was first performed in 1990 for Andy's BBC Radio One's show and another in 2002 for his BBC Radio Three's programme.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1990-06-21. First Broadcast: 12 August 1990

* Mutandarika / Muchadura / Chitima Nditakure

2. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 13 December 2002

* Mukadzi Wamukoma / Pfumvu Paruzevha / Chinobhururuka Chinomhara

## Other Shows Played

   1988
* Andy Kershaw In Zimbabwe: unknown

1994
* 15 January 1994: Buka Tiende (CD - Hondo) Zimbob

1995
* 12 February 1995: 'Ndamutsa Mencosta'

1997
* 06 October 1997: Wenhamo (CD - Chimurenga African Spirit Music) Womad Select

1999
* 03 June 1999: Chikonzero (CD - Chimureoga 98) Anonymous Web

2001
* 13 July 2001: Disaster (CD - Chimurenga Explosion) Anon

2002
* 01 March 2002: Manhungetunge (CD - Collected - Classic Cuts & Rare Tracks From The Lion Of Zimbabwe [1978-2002]) Nascente

2003
* 04 July 2003: Komborera (Bless) (CD - Toi Toi) Anonym
* 11 July 2003: Musha Wenyu (Your Home) (CD - Toi Toi) Anonym

2004
* 14 November 2004: Disaster (CD - Choice Chimurenga) Sheer Sound

2006
* 11 June 2006: Kuvarira Mukati/Suffer In Silence (CD - Rise Up) Real World
* 09 July 2006: Ndodya Marasha (CD - Rise Up) Real World

2007
* 18 June 2007: Disaster (album - Choice Chimurenga) Sheer Sound

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
26 March 1995

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1995-03-26

Comments
* Edited show with no Kershaw links.

## Sessions

* Butch Hancock
* Prophets Of Da City

## Tracklisting

* Bayete And Jabu Khanyile: Culture Disgrace
* Papa Wemba: Yolele (CD - Emotion) Real World
* Ngwenya Brothers: Rudo Inzira

## File

Name
* Kershaw 12b.mp3

Length
* 51:58 (31:22 - 46:01)

Other
* Taken from Kershaw Africa 12

Available
* Mooo
Queen Jane

**Jane Nyambura** (1964/1965 – June 29, 2010), better known by her stage name **Queen Jane** was a Kenyan benga musician performing in Kikuyu language.

Queen Jane was born in Kangema, Murang'a County. She started her musical career in 1984 as a back up vocalist for Mbiri Young Stars under the band leader Musaimo (Simon Kihara). She formed her own band Queenja Les Les and released her debut album Ndorogonye in 1991, produced by Lemanco Productions.

Her career reached prominence a year later upon the release of her hit song Mwendwa KK. Her other hits include Ndutige Kwiyaba, Muici Wa Itura, Muthuri Teenager and Arume Ni Nyamu. Many of her songs handled social issues.

Her last album Gikuyu Giitu (Our Gikuyu (Language/tribe)) was released in early 2010. Maina David Mithu of Leemax Studio has been one of her producers.

She won awards from the Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) and Music Composers Association. Her song Nduraga Ngwetereire (I've been Waiting for You) was released on The Rough Guide to the Music of Kenya compilation CD.

Queen Jane died of meningitis on June 29, 2010, at St Mary's Hospital in Nairobi after a spell of illness. Her funeral was postponed as her relatives disputed over the place of her burial.

She was survived by husband Kariuki Mburu. Her siblings Ejidiah Wanja (aka Lady Wanja) and Agnes Wangui (Princess Aggie) are also musicians. Kenyan politician John Michuki, who deceased in 2012 was her uncle.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played some tracks from the singer, including a song from a Rough Guides compilation album called The Rough Guide To The Music Of Kenya, which was released in 2004.

## Shows Played

   2001
* 29 June 2001: Mugiti (cassette - Hodi Hodi)

2004
* 04 July 2004: Nduraga Ngwetereire (v/a CD - The Rough Guide To The Music Of Kenya) World Music Network

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 23

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Plays Some Bloody Great Records - Podcast 23

Station
* Podcasts

YYYY-MM-DD
* 2023-07-15

Comments
* The 23rd of podcasts uploaded by Andy Kershaw.
* The first hour of the podcast is available free and the second hour is only available via Andy Kershaw's Patreon account of minimum £3.80 or $5.00 per month.

## Sessions

* Jolly Boys. Recorded at the Trident Hotel in Port Antonio, Jamaica in 1990

## Tracklisting

* **File** begins at start of show
* Big Maybelle: Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (album - I've Got A Feelin' (Okeh And Savoy Recordings 1952-56)) Rev-Ola Bandstand
* Mahlathini And The Mahotella Queens: Kazet (The Astoria Theatre, London, 7 November 1988) (album - Music Inferno: The Indestructible Beat Tour 1988-89) Umsakazo
* Sharon Shannon: The Munster Hop (album - Sharon Shannon) Solid
* Dillinger: African Roots Rock Reggae (album - Marijuana In My Brain) Jamaica Sound
* Rachel Baiman: Old Flame (album - Common Nation Of Sorrow) Signature Sounds
* Joe Sun: Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You) (album - Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You)) Ovation
* Jolly Boys in session:

1. Tenement Yard
2. Linstead Market
3. Matilda
4. Rum And Coconut Water

* Mokoomba: Tamvela Mama (album - Tusona: Tracings In The Sand) Out Here
* Simon Mbewe: Isabelle (single) ZMC
* **File** ends
* Ike & Tina Turner: Honest I Do (album - Outta Season) Columbia
* Jimmy Reed: You've Got Me Dizzy (album - Bright Lights, Big City) Charly R&B
* Lord Creator: Independent Jamaica (v/a album - Independent Jamaica) Trojan
* Liz Hanks: Brook (Small Stream) (album - Land) Hudson
* Ol Sing Blong Plantesen: Len Nebong (v/a album - Songlines: Top Of The World 189) Songlines
* Elvis Costello And The Attractions: (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding (album - Ten Bloody Marys & Ten How's Your Fathers) Imp
* Kasse Mady: fode (album - Fode) Stern's Africa
* Harmonizers: Satisfied (album - Get On Board Little Children: The Modern Gospel Recordings) Ace
* Jimmy Donley: Radio, Jukebox And TV (album - Give Me My Freedom) Charly
* Johnny Adams: Reconsider Me (album - Reconsider Me) Charly
* Jolly Boys in session

1. Johnny Too Bad
2. Mama No Want No Rice & Peas
3. Matty Belly
4. New Name
5. Hold Him Joe (Mi Donkey Want Water)

* Nolan Cormier & The LA Aces: Hee Haw Breakdown (v/a album - Cajun Classics (The Kings Of Cajun – At Their Very Best)) Ace
* Will Bradley Trio: Down The Road Apiece (v/a album - Freddie Slack - Mr. Freddie's Boogie (1940-1947)) Great Vices Of The Century

## File

Name
* PODCAST\_23\_SHORT\_VERSION7mod3

Length
* 0:59:56

Other
* Many thanks to Andy Kershaw

Available
* Podbean
Souad Massi

**Souad Massi** (سعاد ماسي), (born August 23, 1972), is an Algerian Berber singer, songwriter and guitarist. She began her career performing in the Kabyle political rock band Atakor, before leaving the country following a series of death threats. In 1999, Massi performed at the Femmes d'Algérie concert in Paris, which led to a recording contract with Island Records.

Massi's music, which prominently features the acoustic guitar, displays Western musical style influences such as rock, country or the Portuguese fado but sometimes incorporates oriental musical influences and oriental instruments like the oud as well as African musical stylings. Massi sings in Classical Arabic, Algerian Arabic, French, occasionally in English, and in the Kabyle Berber language, often employing more than one language in the same song.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw was aware of the singer in 2001 and played many of her songs on his shows, including a session in 2003. In an article on the Independence where he criticised Bob Geldof's lack of African artists for the Live 8 concert in 2005, he suggested that Souad Massi as among the African artists, he recommends that the organisers should have performing. [1]

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 11 April 2003

* Bladi / unknown / Deb / Moudja

## Other Shows Played

   2001
* 21 December 2001: Bladi (CD - Raoui) Island

2002
* 19 April 2002: Tant Pis Pour Moi (CD - Raoui) Island
* 17 May 2002: Khsara Aalik (CD - Raoui) Island

2003
* 21 February 2003: Deb (CD - Deb) Island
* 09 May 2003: Yawlidi (CD - Deb) Wrasse
* 27 June 2003: Ghir Enta (I Only Love You) (CD - Deb (Heart Broken)) Wrasse
* 26 October 2003: Yawlidi {My Little Boy} (CD - Deb) Wrasse

2005
* 09 October 2005: Manensa Asli (CD - Honeysuckle (Mesk Elil)) Wrasse
* 20 November 2005: Malou (CD - Honeysuckle (Mesk Elil)) Wrasse

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Network

**Network** was an 80's BBC discussion programme on BBC1 for viewers to examine the major topical issues that can divide TV programme makers and their audience. It is not known when it started or finished.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw appeared in the programme in a video section, where he discussed the lack of non-mainstream music on BBC television. This was broadcast on 20th October 1987.
Tom Morton

**Thomas Morton** (born 31 December 1955) is a Scottish writer, broadcaster, journalist, funeral celebrant and musician. He lives and works mainly in the Shetland Islands.

Until April 2015, Morton presented a BBC Radio Scotland show, broadcast Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, from 10:00 pm to 1:00 am, a Scottish take on rock and pop from obscure blues to mainstream pop and soul and current independent releases.

From November 2011 until January 2015 he edited the magazine Shetland Life.

## Links to Kershaw

On his 6th July 2011 show, Tom's guest was Andy Kershaw who joins him to talk about his newly published autobiography No Off Switch.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Genome
Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 14

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Plays Some Bloody Great Records - Podcast 14

Station
* Podcasts

YYYY-MM-DD
* 2022-06-08

Comments
* The 14th of podcasts uploaded by Andy Kershaw.
* Kershaw revealed he tripped himself in his garden and was unconscious for sometime until he saw a paramedic helping him. He then plays a track from Ted Hawkins called Watch Your Step.
* Kershaw retells his event of being chased by Little Richard when he was working for BBC Radio One.
* Kershaw reveals that the first African record he heard was on Alexis Korner's radio show rather than John Peel or Charlie Gillett. The record was from the Dark City Sisters, who came from South Africa.

## Sessions

* Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians #5, recorded: 1991-11-02. First Broadcast: 19 January 1992

## Tracklisting

* Maloko: In The Midnight Hour (album - Soul On Fire) The African Music Gallery
* George Faith: Midnight Hour (album - To Be A Lover) Black Swan
* Ted Hawkins: Watch Your Step (album - Watch Your Step) Rounder
* Little Richard: Slippin' And Slidin' (album - Here's Little Richard) Specialty
* Rab Noakes: When This Bloody War Is Over (album - Standing Up) Mediart Music Group
* South African Church Choir: Namhla Niyabizwa (v/a album - The Rough Guide To South African Gospel) World Music Network
* Salif Keita: Africa (12") Mango
* Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians in session

1. So You Think You're In Love
2. Birds In Perspex
3. Oceanside

* Hannah Read & Michael Starkey: Rose Tree (album - Cross The Rolling Water) Hudson
* Gram Parsons: We'll Sweep Out The Ashes In The Morning (album - GP) Reprise
* Gonora Sounds: Ndasuruvara Senjiva (album - Hard Times Never Kills) Vital
* Jimi Hendrix Experience: Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window (album - BBC Sessions) MCA
* Bob Dylan: Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? - Take 1, Alternate Take (album - The Best Of The Cutting Edge 1965-1966) Columbia
* Cornershop: St Marie Under Canon (album - England Is A Garden) Ample Play
* Tenores Di Bitti: Monte Seris (album - S'amore 'E Mama) Real World
* Haya Zaatry: Ishtar (album - Rahawan)
* Jah Stitch: Black Harmony Killer (boxset - Trojan Roots & Culture Box Set) Trojan
* Reverend Willingham: Are The Parents Or Children To Blame (album - The Best Of Reverend Willingham) Nashboro
* Muddy Waters: I Can't Be Satisfied (album - Hard Again) Blue Sky
* Fun Lovin' Criminals: The Fun Lovin' Criminal (album - Come Find Yourself) Chrysalis
* Waylon Jennings: Must You Throw Dirt In My Face (album - Singer Of Sad Songs) RCA Victor
* Louvin Brothers: Katie Dear (album - Tragic Songs Of Life) Capitol
* Martyn Joseph: House (album - 1960) Pipe
* Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians in session

1. Arms Of Love
2. Open The Door Richard

* Magic Sam Blues Band: That's All I Need (album - West Side Soul) Delmark

## File

Name
* Podcast\_14\_RTB8g7xg

Length
* 1:58:49

Other
* Many thanks to Andy Kershaw

Available
* Podbean
Loose Ends

**Loose Ends** is a British radio programme originally broadcast on Saturday mornings, and then transmitted early Saturday evenings from 1998 by BBC Radio 4. It was hosted by Ned Sherrin until 2006 and has been hosted by Clive Anderson, Nikki Bedi and Peter Curran since 2007. The programme brings together guests, generally from the world of entertainment, in a mix of interviews, sets by comedians and musical sessions.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw was interviewed as a guest on the programme in 2011 to promote his No Off Switch book.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC
Janice Long

**Janice Berry** (née **Chegwin**; 5 April 1955 – 25 December 2021), known professionally by her first married name **Janice Long**, was an English broadcaster who was best known for her work with BBC Radio. In a career that spanned five decades, she became the first woman to have her own daily show on BBC Radio 1. She also appeared on other BBC stations, such as BBC Radio 2, and BBC Radio 6 Music, and was a regular presenter on the television chart show *Top of the Pops*. Her final shows included four nights a week on BBC Radio Wales, as well as on Saturday afternoons on Greatest Hits Radio.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw and Janice Long both worked for Radio 1, where he even contributed to reporting about the 1986 Glastonbury Festival on Janice Long's programme. [1] Both also worked on TV as co-presenters on Rock Around The Clock, a 15 hour BBC2 music entertainment programme, broadcast between 1983 and 1987, which featured music documentaries, concerts, video votes, surprise guests and competitions.

In an interview for Mouth Magazine in 2018, he mentioned Janice Long organising a blind date for him with Courtney Love, who later married Kurt Cobain of Nirvana.

> *I did. Yeah. I didn’t know who she was. She wasn’t known back then. Janice Long, do you remember Janice from Radio One? Janice Long used to take it upon herself to organise my social life. She announced that we were going out to the Hammersmith Odeon the following weekend to see Motorhead, and that she’d got me on a blind date. When I turned up there was this blonde American woman – who was a bit scruffy actually. She was not at all interested in me – and I wasn’t that bothered about her, either. We went to the Motorhead after-concert party, and she was just looking over me shoulder the whole time, to see if anybody more famous was entering the room… Only at the point when I mentioned – casually, and also because it was true – that Joe Strummer was a pal of mine, did she pay me any heed. I suddenly became the most fascinating man in the whole world… Well, aye. Three or four years later I was tipping the Sunday newspapers into the bin – you know how you do on about the Wednesday? The colour supplement’s going in the bin, and I looked at the picture of this woman plastered on the cover. I thought “Bloody hell, I know her from somewhere”… Instead of throwing it in the bin I retrieved it and I started to read the article about this woman. It turned out to be Courtney Love, and I thought “Bugger me, she was my date about five years ago at Motorhead”!* [2]
>
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## See Also

* Janice Long and John Peel's New Year's Eve Party

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Obituary
Kershaw Africa 6

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1991/1992

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* John Chibadura & The Tembo Brothers: Lovemore (session) 08 September 1991
* Dr Daniel Kotjeiba: 'Help The Poor' 08 September 1991
* John Chibadura & The Tembo Brothers: Zuva Refuxa Kwangu (session) 08 September 1991
* Prof. M.B. Naaman: Christina 15 September 1991
* Tarika Sammy: Ramiaramila (session) 27 October 1991
* Chikisha: Kusani (unknown release) 10 November 1991
* Ali Farka Touré: Kadi Kadi (LP - Ali Farka Touré) World Circuit 10 November 1991
* Daniel Owino Misiani & Shirati Band: Wuoro Monono 01 December 1991
* John Chibadura And The Tembo Brothers: Ndirimuhondo (LP - Ndirimuhondo) Kudzanayi 08 December 1991
* Prince Eyango: Les Problèmes (LP - Les Problèmes) Toure Jim's Records 12 January 1992
* **File 2**
* Freddy De Majunga and Master Mwana Congo: Viens Danser (cassette - Les 2 As) Sono Disc 19 January 1992
* Efamba: Okang Mitie (LP - Mama Ane Mot Duma) Efamba 19 January 1992
* TP OK Jazz: Zena Mama Na Lolita (CD - Somo! Heritage De Luambo Franco) Tamaris 13 June 1992
* Kalambya Sisters: Katelina (12") Zensor 13 June 1992
* Tarika Sammy: Fanaon'ny Ankizy (v/a comp - A World Out Of Time) Shanachie 13 June 1992
* Diblo Dibala: Otieno 11 July 1992
* Jaojoby: Samy Mandhea Sama Mitady 11 July 1992
* Harare Province Youth Choir: unknown 11 July 1992
* unknown African tune 11 July 1992
* Lea Lignanzi: Dede Priscilla (v/a LP - Sound D'Afrique II Soukous) Island 29 August 1992

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 06a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 06b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:22
* 2) 46:57

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Kershaw Africa 7

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1992/1993

Comments
* Mixtape of mainly African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Soul Brothers: Sebenzubuye (v/a CD - Jive Soweto - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol.4) Earthworks 03 October 1992
* Otis Mbuta & Matchatcha: Le Monde Est Fou (LP - Otis Mbuta Et Matchatcha) Afric 03 October 1992
* Roy Milton: Boogie-Woogie Barber Shop (v/a CD - Specialty Legends Of Boogie-Woogie) Ace 03 October 1992
* Jimmy Breaux: Creole Stomp (v/a CD - Cajun Festival) Adventures In Music 03 October 1992
* Matt Molloy & Arty McGlynn: Miss Monaghan, Maggie On The Shore (v/a CD - Music At Matt Molloy's) Real World 03 October 1992
* Pops Staples: I Shall Not Be Moved (session) 03 October 1992
* Robert Cray: On The Road Down (CD - I Was Warned) Mercury 03 October 1992
* Thomson Foloshi & The Good Company Band: Nshali Nshali *(phonetically*) (7") Zambezi 07 November 1992
* Zuhura Swaleh: Singetema (CD - Jino La Pembe) Globe Style 07 November 1992
* Abdul Tee-Jay's Rokoto: Man Go Bondo (CD - Fire Dombolo) Rogue 07 November 1992
* Oumou Sangare: Ah Ndiya (CD - Moussolou) World Circuit 07 November 1992
* **File 2**
* Momo Wandel Soumah: M'mu Akolon 09 January 1993
* Sékouba Bambino Diabaté: unknown ‎09 January 1993
* Zimbabwe Cha Cha Cha Kings: Jonah (session) 16 January 1993
* Zimbabwe Cha Cha Cha Kings: Dear Wangu (session) 16 January 1993
* Zimbabwe Cha Cha Cha Kings: Kuri Kwedu (session) 16 January 1993
* Léon Bukasa: unknown 16 January 1993
* unknown African tune 16 January 1993
* Les Ambassadeurs Internationales Featuring Salif Keita: Sali (CD - Les Ambassadeurs Internationales Featuring Salif Keita) Rounder 16 January 1993
* Pepe Kalle Et Rochereau: N'Sea 06 February 1993

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 07a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 07b.mp3

Length
* 1) 45:44
* 2) 44:39

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Kershaw Africa 25

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1997

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Sekouba Bambino: Koumakan 23 June 1997
* D'Gary: Lomay Zondaky (session) 23 June 1997
* D'Gary: Manoro (session) 23 June 1997
* Marshall Munhumumwe: Munoti Ndigere 23 June 1997
* D'Gary: Zay Gny Raha (session) 23 June 1997
* Luka Maganga: Galimoto La Amerika (Cadillac) 23 June 1997
* Sekou Bembeya Diabate / Djanka Diabate: N'Gnife 23 June 1997
* unknown instrumental 23 June 1997
* Sans Papiers: Abibatou 23 June 1997
* **File 2**
* Bhundu Boys: Satan Ngaaparadzwe (CD - Muchiyedza (Out Of The Dark)) Cooking Vinyl 21 July 1997
* Jean Bosco Mwenda: Pole Pole Ya Kuina 21 July 1997
* AB Sounds & Saleti Phiri: Tinali Ndi Anzathu Ife 21 July 1997
* Cheik Lo: Africa De (session) 11 August 1997
* Soul Brothers: Isigebengu (CD - Born To Jive) Earthworks 11 August 1997
* Cheikh Lo: Ne La Thiass (session) 11 August 1997
* Cheikh Lo: Masamba (session) 11 August 1997
* Lemzo Diamono: Yaru-Na 18 August 1997

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 25a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 25b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:03
* 2) 47:20

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Holly Williams

**Holly Audrey Williams** (born March 12, 1981) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. She is the granddaughter of Hank Williams Sr., the niece of Jett Williams, daughter of Hank Williams Jr. and half-sister of Hank Williams III. Williams has released three studio albums: The Ones We Never Knew in 2004, Here with Me in 2009 and The Highway in 2013. The Highway was released on Williams' own label, Georgiana Records and reached number 146 on the Billboard 200.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played a track from the singer in 2005 before playing a song from her grandfather, but doesn't seem to play any other track from the artist.

## Shows Played

   2005
* 08 May 2005: Memory Of Me (CD - The Ones We Never Knew) Universal South

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Kershaw Africa 17

## 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**
* Hijas Del Sol: Hó Te Rae/Date La Vuelta/Turn Around 19 November 1995
* Deshali: Me Illness 19 November 1995
* Remmy Ongala: Vivana (session) 19 November 1995
* William Souvenir: Masinie Mofoe 19 November 1995
* Remmy Ongala: Nyerere (session) 19 November 1995
* Bhundu Boys: Pafunge (session) 26 November 1995
* Soul Brothers: Senibadala 26 November 1995
* Bhundu Boys: Mhunza Musha (session) 26 November 1995
* Bhundu Boys: Satan Ngaaparadzwe (session) 26 November 1995
* **File 2**
* Bhundu Boys: Misodzi Pamatama (session) 26 November 1995
* Bhundu Boys: Tamba Wega (session) 26 November 1995
* Dumisani Maraire & Ephat Mujuru: Chemutengure 26 November 1995
* Mahlathini And The Mahotella Queens: Guga Mzimba (v/a CD - Jive Nation - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol. 5) Earthworks 17 December 1995
* Abdoulaye Diabate: Fantanya (CD - Djiriyo) Stern's Africa 17 December 1995
* Tabu Ley, Mbilia Bel & L'Afrisa International: Sarah (CD - Sarah) Genidia 17 December 1995
* Bayete: The News 14 January 1996
* Kiko Kids Jazz: Tanganyika Na Uhuru 14 January 1996

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 17a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 17b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:23
* 2) 45:24

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo