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Phil Ochs

**Philip David Ochs** (December 19, 1940 – April 9, 1976) was an American protest singer (or, as he preferred, a topical singer) and songwriter who was known for his sharp wit, sardonic humor, earnest humanism, political activism, insightful and alliterative lyrics, and distinctive voice. He wrote hundreds of songs in the 1960s and 1970s and released eight albums.

Ochs performed at many political events during the 1960s counterculture era, including anti-Vietnam War and civil rights rallies, student events, and organized labor events over the course of his career, in addition to many concert appearances at such venues as New York City's Town Hall and Carnegie Hall. Politically, Ochs described himself as a "left social democrat" who became an "early revolutionary" after the protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago led to a police riot, which had a profound effect on his state of mind.

After years of prolific writing in the 1960s, Ochs's mental stability declined in the 1970s. He eventually succumbed to a number of problems including bipolar disorder and alcoholism, and died by suicide in 1976.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw is a fan of Phil Ochs and when a new singer, named David Rovics came into the scene in the 00's, he was quoted as saying:

> *"If the great Phil Ochs were to rise from the dead today, he would probably be hailed as the new David Rovics"*
>
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## Shows Played

   1985
* 07 September 1985: Chords Of Fame

1989
* 16 July 1989: Here's To The State Of Mississippi (2xLP - There But For Fortune) Elektra

1992
* 05 January 1992: Hazard, Kentucky (LP - The Broadside Tapes 1) Smithsonian Folkways
* 12 January 1992: Remember Me (LP - The Broadside Tapes 1) Smithsonian Folkways
* 12 January 1992: Christine Keeler (LP - The Broadside Tapes 1) Smithsonian Folkways

1994
* 07 May 1994: Draft Dodger Rag (CD - I Ain't Marching Anymore) Hannibal
* 21 May 1994: Bound For Glory

1997
* 03 November 1997: Niko Mchumba Ngobe (CD - American Troubadour) A&M
* 03 November 1997: Here's To The State Of Mississippi (CD - I Ain't Marching Anymore) Hannibal
* 01 December 1997: The Bells (CD - All The News) Hannibal
* 01 December 1997: I Ain't Marchin' Anymore (Live) (CD - American Troubadour) A&M

2003
* 14 February 2003: Draft Dodger Rag (CD - Live At Newport) Vanguard
* 14 February 2003: I Ain't Marching Anymore (CD - Live At Newport) Vanguard
* 07 March 2003: Cops Of The World

2004
* 11 July 2004: Here’s To The State Of Mississippi (CD - I Ain’t Marching Anymore) Hannibal

2005
* 26 June 2005: Here's To The State Of Mississippi (CD - I Ain't Marching Anymore) Hannibal

2006
* 26 February 2006: Here's To The State of Richard Nixon (Live) (2xCD - American Troubadour) A&M

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Live Aid Remembered

**Live Aid Remembered** was a 2005 documentary about the inside story of the 1985 Live Aid (1985) concerts, told by the organizers and the stars - a frank and often very funny account of how Bob Geldof bullied the music industry.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw made an appearance on the programme discussing his role as a presenter at the event.
Liz Kershaw

**Elizabeth Marguerita Mary Kershaw** (born 30 July 1958 in Littleborough, Lancashire) is an English radio broadcaster. She is the second longest serving female national radio DJ in the UK (after Annie Nightingale), celebrating 30 years on national BBC Radio in 2017. After graduating from the University of Leeds, Liz Kershaw began her media career in Leeds with a music column in the Yorkshire Post. Her brother is fellow broadcaster Andy Kershaw.

Her first radio show was in 1981 on Radio Aire where her brother worked for a time. In 1985 she moved to BBC Radio Leeds to present a weekly rock show showcasing local bands.

In 1986 her day job with British Telecom saw her move to London to set up "Livewire" a dial-in pop service which superseded Dial-a-Disc. In running this she produced Radio 1 DJs Mike Smith, Janice Long and Dave Pearce before devising her own show for Radio 1 in 1987, Backchat, which won several awards.

This was followed by her presenting the Radio 1 Evening Show and then, with Bruno Brookes, Radio 1's Weekend Breakfast Show and the Radio 1 Roadshow from 1989 to 1992. The two DJs projected a 'love-hate' relationship on-air, and got their fair share of PR in the tabloids, including Kershaw's smashing up of a Wet Wet Wet record, and the studio turntable under it, live on air (for which she was fined £1,000 by the BBC) because she hated the band for disappointing their fans by not turning up at the Radio 1 Roadshow; and the two pulling a stunt of getting married as an April Fools' Day joke. During this period they also made three charity records for the BBC's Children in Need campaign; a version of "It Takes Two" which charted at No. 43 and two more records featuring their Radio 1 colleagues and guests Status Quo, Frank Bruno and Samantha Fox.

She left Radio 1 in 1992 to present The Crunch, the UK's first national daily phone-in on BBC Radio 5. Between 2002 and 2022 she had been on BBC Radio 6 Music.

## Links to Andy Kershaw

Both Andy and Liz studied at Leeds University and moved to Radio Aire and BBC Radio One, before both going into different directions.

In 1984 Liz Kershaw formed a band called Dawn Chorus and the Blue Tits with her friend and neighbour, the future Countdown presenter Carol Vorderman. Their recordings included a version of "Teenage Kicks" with the Undertones' O'Neill brothers (John and Damian), which was released on Stiff Records' DAWN 1. A Peel Session was broadcast on Radio 1 in March 1985, for which brother Andy was officially recorded as having added whistling to one of the four tracks recorded.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Radio 6 Music
Hank Williams III

**Shelton Hank Williams** known as **Hank Williams III** and Hank 3, (born December 12, 1972) is an American musician, singer and multi-instrumentalist, known for his alternating musical style, between country, punk rock, and heavy metal. He is the principal member of the punk metal band Assjack, the drummer of hardcore punk band Arson Anthem, and former bassist of Phil Anselmo's band Superjoint Ritual. He has released eleven studio albums, including five for Curb Records. Williams is the grandson of Hank Williams, the son of Hank Williams Jr., the nephew of Jett Williams, and the half-brother of Holly Williams.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played some tracks from the artist between 1999 and 2000, but seemed to have lost interest in him after that.

## Shows Played

   1999
* 18 November 1999: Thunderstorms and Neon Signs (CD - Risin Outlaw) Curb
* 02 December 1999: 87 Southbound (CD - Rysin' Outlaw) Curb

2000
* 13 January 2000: You're the Reason (CD - Risin' Outlaw) Curb
* 09 March 2000: Lonesome For You (CD - Risin' Outlaw) Curb

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Martha Wainwright

**Martha Wainwright** (born May 8, 1976) is a Canadian-American folk-rock singer-songwriter.

She is signed with the independent record labels Rounder Records in the United States, DiS in the United Kingdom, MapleMusic Recordings in Canada, V2 Records in Europe and Shock Records in Australia. She has received positive reviews for her performances. In 2013, she recorded the soundtrack album for the fourth season of the television drama series Trauma.

She participated in the 2015 edition of Canada Reads, advocating for Jocelyne Saucier's novel And the Birds Rained Down.

She is the daughter of American folk singer and actor Loudon Wainwright III and Canadian folk singer-songwriter Kate McGarrigle. She was raised in a musical family along with her older brother, Rufus Wainwright, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

She married her producer Brad Albetta in September 2007; as of 2018 they are divorced. They have two sons, Arcangelo and Francis Valentine.

## Links to Kershaw

Martha with her father did a joint session for Andy Kershaw's show in 1999 and another in 2003.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with Loudon Wainwright III: unknown. First Broadcast: 25 November 1999.

* You Never Phone You Never Write / Five Years Old / Schooldays / Come Along Way

2. Recorded with Loudon Wainwright III: unknown. First Broadcast: 29 August 2003

* One Man Guy / Far Away / Hank And Fred / You Never Phone / Colours

## Other Shows Played

2005
* 03 April 2005: The Maker (CD - Martha Wainwright) Drowned In Sound

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Live 8: Twenty Years Ago Today

**Live 8: Twenty Years Ago Today** was a 2005 documentary: In July 2005, three billion people around the world watched a glittering line-up of musical legends perform in concerts designed to pressure the G-8 leaders into putting an end to poverty in Africa. But how did Bob Geldof, Bono and Richard Curtis pull off nine concerts with over a hundred top-selling artists in less than three months?

Exclusive behind the scenes footage of the run-up to the event and in-depth interviews with Live 8's all-star cast -- including Robbie Williams, Sir Paul McCartney, Travis and Annie Lennox -- combine to tell a story which stretches back twenty years to Live Aid. The film reveals how Geldof persuaded Pink Floyd to bury the hatchet after twenty-five years of feuding. And why an argument over American rock band The Killers threatened to tear the organising team apart.

Featuring interviews with Prime Minister Tony Blair and Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell, the film also recaptures the moment when Bob Geldof grew so angry at official roadblocks in London that he threatened to sabotage Britain's chances of winning the 2012 Olympic bid. Live 8: Twenty Years Ago Today reveals the fights, the bullying and the inspiration that went into achieving the most ambitious set of concerts in popular music history.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw appeared on the programme, where he criticised Bob Geldof in not having African artists performing at the event.
January 1997

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1997-01-12 or 19

Comments
* Tracklisting of the show from an archive page of Teletext Archive that seems to come from either 12th or 19 January 1997 when Billy Bragg sat in for Andy Kershaw.

## Tracklisting

* Don Drummond: Man In The Street (v/a CD - More Intensified! Original Ska 1963-67 Vol. 2) Mango
* Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Mustt Mustt (Duck Pond Dub Mix) (v/a CD - 110 Below - Journey In Dub) 110 Below
* Joe Henry: Ohio Air Show Plane Crash (CD - Trampoline) Mammoth
* Albert Ammons: Boogie Woogie Stomp (CD - The First Day) Blue Note
* Osibisa: Woyaya (CD - The Very Best Of Osibisa) Artone
* Anne Briggs: The Bonambuie (CD - Sing A Sing For You) Fledg'ling
* Porter Wagoner: The World Needs A Washin' (LP - The Carroll County Accident) RCA Victor
* Manfred Mann: If You Gotta Go, Go Now (v/a CD - I Shall Be Unreleased: The Songs Of Bob Dylan) Rhino
* Guillermo Portabales: Junto A Un Cañaveral (CD - El Carretero) World Circuit
* Donald MacLeod & Congregation: Stroudwater: Psalm 46 vv. 1 & 2 (v/a CD - Gaelic Psalms From Lewis) Greentrax
* Fun Lovin' Criminals: The Fun Lovin' Criminal (CD Single) Chrysalis
* Shane MacGowan & Café Orchestra: An Irish Airman Foresees His Death (v/a CD - Now And In Time To Be (A Musical Celebration Of The Works Of W.B.Yeats)) The Grapevine Label
* Tarika: Avelo (CD Single) Xenophile
* Robyn Hitchcock: Beautiful Queen (LP - Mossy Liquor) Warner Bros.
* Eliza Carthy: Cold, Wet & Rainy Night / The Grand Hornpipe (CD - Heat Light & Sound) Topic
* Clash: Groovy Times (CD Single - Train In Vain) Columbia
* Cheikh Lô: Ndogol (CD - Né La Thiass) World Circuit
* Polara: We Love The Manager (CD - Have Yourself A Gary...) Fort Apache
* Leroy Holmes: Search For Vulcan (From "Thunderball") (v/a CD - Welcome To The Ultra-Lounge) Capitol
* Hank Williams: (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle (CD - Low Down Blues) Mercury Nashville
* Beat Farmers: Bigger Stones (v/a 2xCD - Tales From The Rhino The Rhino Records Story) Rhino
* Carl Orff, Gunild Keetman: Guten Morgen, Spielmann (C.O. III 41) (CD - Guten Morgen, Spielmann) Electrola
* Khaled: Aïcha (Version Mixte) (CD - Sahra) Barclay
* Iris DeMent: Quality Time (CD - The Way I Should) Warner Bros.
* Bayete And Jabu Khanyile: Mmalo-We (CD - Mmalo-We) Mango
* Wilco: Far, Far Away (CD - Being There) Reprise
* W. B. Yeats: The Lake Of Innisfree (Spoken Word) (v/a CD - Now And In Time To Be (A Musical Celebration Of The Works Of W.B.Yeats)) The Grapevine Label
* Nervous: 59 Seconds (CD - Son Of The Great Outdoors) The Grapevine Label
* Tim Hardin: Black Sheep Boy (CD - Reason To Believe (The Best Of)) Polydor
* Ian Dury And The Blockheads: You'll See Glimpses (7") Stiff

## File

Name

Length

Other

Available
* Tracklisting only
Najma

**Najma Akhtar** also known as Najma (born 18 September 1962) is a British singer, as well as an actress of Indian and Pakistani Muslim descent [1]. She was born in Chelmsford, England and studied chemical engineering at Aston University, Birmingham: her father, brother and sister are also engineers. In 1984 she won the Birmingham Asian Song Contest, and in 1987 produced her first album. Her unique and distinctive styles range from fusions of jazz with the Indian ghazal, doing updated arrangements of these ghazals (love songs and spiritual songs), along with traditional bhajans, Indian Semi Classical vocals and the occasional Bollywood hit. She also appeared as an actress in theatre plays and several dramas.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw was a fan of the singer and invited her to do a session for his show in 1987, where she performed three tracks. He also played more tracks from the singer until the early 90's. When Najma released her Vivid album in 2002, it didn't seem that any of her tracks got airplayed on Kershaw's BBC Radio Three shows during that time.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1987-08-27. First Broadcast: 17 September 1987

* Karoon Na Yad Magar / Dill KLaga Ya Tha / Lodi Hai Jamalo

## Other Shows Played

1992
* 04 April 1992: Mousum Suhana (CD - Pukar ~ Calling You) Last Minute

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Surfin Dave And The Absent Legends

**Surfin Dave And The Absent Legends** was an indie band founded in the early 80's from Leeds. They released a 1986 LP, 'In Search Of A Decent Haircut', on Crammed Discs, as well as a single.. Then it was over a year later. Guitarist Chris Haskett returned to his American homeland shortly afterwards and in the following year founded the Rollins Band with Henry Rollins, Sim Cain and Andrew Weiss, with whom he was touring until 1997. Absent Legends founder Dave Coleman still performs sporadically, solo or with friends.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw mentioned on his 28 March 2003 show that he discovered Surfin Dave when the singer, Dave Coleman, sent him a demo tape at Leeds University in 1981, which he gave the band the chance to perform there. He also had the group perform on the Old Grey Whistle Test in the mid 80's and also wrote the sleevenotes for their debut album, In Search Of A Decent Haircut. After Dave decided to become a carpenter, Kershaw got him in 2003 to do work at his girlfriend's restaurant in Crouch End, London. Kershaw also added Surfin Dave's Grey Skies to his compilation album, More Great Moments Of Vinyl History, which was released in 2004.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1985-09-25. First Broadcast: 10 October 1985. Repeated: 07 November 1985

* Living White Hell / Do The Bus Stop / Stateside / Exchange & Mart

## Other Shows Played

   1999
* 01 April 1999: Grey Skies (cassette album - Six Songs Of Teen Anger) Not On Label

2003
* 28 March 2003: Grey Skies (cassette album - Six Songs Of Teen Anger) Not On Label

## External Links

* Discogs
* Facebook
Soul Brothers

**Soul Brothers** is a South African Mbaqanga group from KwaZulu-Natal formed in 1975.

In 1976, band ensuing to their release of a single, "Mshoza Wami" which sold over 60 000 units within three months rare achievement in the mbhaqanga music A period of time the mbaqanga music fans were still recuperating from the impact of the single, Moses Ngwenya composed, "Mama ka Sibongile", whose sales reach a peak to 175 000 units making it the first song in South African music history to reach that level.

The band won South Africa Music Awards for song titled "Intombi Yam", in 2001.

In 2011, Soul brothers won South Africa Music Awards for best mbaqanga album.

Soul brothers released over 45 albums including two solo albums we're released by the lead vocalist David Masondo collaborated with Deborah Fraser (singer)|Deborah Fraser, most of them earned gold status in the Recording Industry of South Africa. In total the band has sold of over five million copies of their entire albums.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played much of the group's material on his shows including a session they recorded for his programme in 1995.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1995-09-??. First Broadcast: 01 October 1995

* Hluphekile / Isigebengu / Uvalu / Usemncane

## Live

Recorded at the Africa Oye! festival in Liverpool. First Broadcast: 27 June 2003

* unknown set

## Other Shows Played

   1992
* 03 October 1992: Sebenzubuye (v/a CD - Jive Soweto - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol.4) Earthworks

1995
* 12 February 1995: 'Ananua'
* 05 March 1995: Amaphutha (Mistakes) (album - Jump and Jive) Stern's Africa / Earthworks
* 19 March 1995: Mkhwenyana (Fiancé) (CD - Jump & Jive) Earthworks
* 17 September 1995: Kuyesinda

1996
* 21 January 1996: Umsangano (v/a CD - Jive Nation - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol. 5) Earthworks
* 05 May 1996: Amaphutha (v/a CD - Jive Nation - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol. 5) Earthworks
* 09 June 1996: Yimi Indoda
* 26 November 1995: Senibadala

1997
* 16 June 1997: Mshoza (CD - Ezinkulu (The Best Of)) Gallo
* 11 August 1997: Isigebengu (CD - Born To Jive) Earthworks
* 18 August 1997: Usemncane
* 29 September 1997: Indaba (CD - Born To Jive) Sterns
* 06 October 1997: Kuyesinda (CD - Born To Jive) Sterns
* 22 December 1997: Indaba (CD - Born To Jive) Sterns

1998
* 09 March 1998: Umaluma Epholisa (CD - Idlozi) Gallo
* 23 March 1998: Izethembiso (CD - Idlozi) Gallo
* 06 April 1998: Idlozi
* 11 May 1998: Ngikhulule (CD - Idlozi) Gallo

1999
* 25 November 1999: Uzovuma Nini? (CD - Isigqebhdzana) Gallo

2000
* 06 January 2000: Mzali Wami (CD - Isigqebhezana) Gallo

2003
* 14 February 2003: Inhlonipho (CD - Soul Of Soweto) EWM

2006
* 10 December 2006: Mama Ka S'Bongile (album - The Rough Guide To The Music Of South Africa) World Music Network

## External Links

* Wikitia
* Discogs
Toumani Diabate

**Toumani Diabaté** (/ˌtuˈmɑːˌni ˌdʒɑːˈbɑːˌteɪ/ *too-MAH-nee jah-BAH-tay*; born 10 August 1965) is a Malian kora player. In addition to performing the traditional music of Mali, he has also been involved in cross-cultural collaborations with flamenco, blues, jazz, and other international styles. In 2006, the London-based newspaper *The Independent* named Diabaté one of the fifty best African artists.

## Links to Kershaw

Toumani's music was played regularly on Andy Kershaw's shows and the musician also did several sessions for his programmes as well.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1988-12-02. First Broadcast: 16 February 1989

* The Group's Theme / Gnewalale Ode To Toumani / Mousso Maramba / Dounya / Koulandjan Song For The Hunter / Sackodougou

2. Recorded: 1989-11-02. First Broadcast: 19 November 1989

* Alaa Lake / Djaraby / Dany Donfoly / L'arme D'Un Orphelin

3. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 22 January 1994

* Mankoman Djan / unknown titles

4. Recorded with Taj Mahal. First Broadcast: 11 November 1999. Repeated: 23 January 2005

* Take This Hammer / Catfish Blues / Kulanjan / Old Georgie Buck / Atlanta Kiara

## Other Shows Played

   1987
* 15 October 1987: unknown

1989
* 05 November 1989: Alla L'Aa Ke (LP - Kaira) Hannibal

1994
* 15 October 1994 (& Ketama, José Soto With Danny Thompson): Sute Monebo (CD - Songhai 2) Hannibal
* 22 October 1994 (& Ketama, José Soto With Danny Thompson): Mali Sajio (CD - Songhai 2) Hannibal

1999
* 08 April 1999: Yamfa (CD - New Ancient Strings) Hannibal
* 05 August 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Ol' Georgie Buck (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 05 August 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Queen Bee (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 12 August 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 09 September 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 04 November 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 02 December 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Kulanjan (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 30 December 1999 (& Taj Mahal): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal

2003
* 23 May 2003: Alla L'Aa Ke (CD - Jarabi - The Best Of Toumani Diabaté) Hannibal

2005
* 24 April 2005 (& Ali Farka Touré): Monsieur Le Maire (CD - In The Heart Of The Moon) World Circuit
* 15 May 2005 (& Ali Farka Touré): Debe (CD - In The Heart Of The Moon) World Circuit
* 26 June 2005 (& Ali Farka Touré): Hawa Dolo (CD - In The Heart Of The Moon) World Circuit
* 07 August 2005 (& Ali Farka Touré): Kadi Kadi (CD - In The Heart Of The Moon) World Circuit
* 09 October 2005 (& Ballake Sissoko): Kanou (CD - Tomora) Indigo

2007
* 12 March 2007: Kadi Kadi (CD - In The Heart Of The Moon) World Circuit
* 18 June 2007 (& Bouba Sacko): Trust (cassette recording made in Mali in 1987 by Lucy Duran)

2022
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 19 (& Sidiki Diabaté): Hamadoun Toure (album - Toumani & Sidiki) World Circuit

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
School Of Rock

**School Of Rock** was a BBC Radio 4 documentary series, broadcast in 2006, looking at how music affected student lives.

## Links to Kershaw

The series was presented by Andy Kershaw and was split in 3 episodes:

* **Episode 1: Folk, Jazz and Rock 'n' Roll**: Andy Kershaw goes back to Leeds University to see how jazz, folk and rock went to college. With Pete Townshend.
* **Episode 2: From Glory Days to Disco**: Andy Kershaw investigates how the arrival of punk and disco affected the student music scene. With Captain Sensible.
* **Episode 3: Live at Leeds Again**: Andy Kershaw is backstage as The Who return to play a gig at Leeds University. With Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend.
John Peel: Turn That Racket Down

**John Peel: Turn That Racket Down** was a one hour BBC documentary, broadcast in 1999, looking into the life and works of John Peel. This was first broadcast on BBC2 during John Peel's Night in 1999.

The documentary includes rare archive extracts from America, on which John's voice can be heard from his days as a DJ on various US stations, along with footage of him on Radio London and from the various stages of his BBC career.

Also the programme interviews John at his home, in his car and also at his office, where he opens lots of mail, which includes CD's from unsigned bands/artists.

## Links to Kershaw

Contributors to the programme include his producers Bernie Andrews and John Walters, Radio One colleague Andy Kershaw. Ivor Cutler, Jarvis Cocker of Pulp, radio critic Gillian Reynolds, and many other broadcasters and recording artists.
Kershaw Africa 24

## 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**
* Tarika: Diso Be 02 February 1997
* Mayaula Mayoni: Franco (Hommage) 02 February 1997
* Mzwakhe Mbuli: Pitoli (session) 02 February 1997
* Bayete: Mmalo We (African Woman) 02 February 1997
* Tarika: Zotra 02 February 1997
* Bana Maquis: I Love You 02 February 1997
* Dorothy Masuka: Hapo Zamani 02 February 1997
* Phuzekhemisi: Duku Duku Imbizo 24 March 1997
* **File 2**
* John Chibadura & Tembo Brothers: Mudkazi Wamakandiroorera 21 April 1997
* Mansour Seck: Dona Bamba 21 April 1997
* Bayete: Mmalo We (African Woman) 21 April 1997
* Bana Maquis: NKana 21 April 1997
* AB Sounds & Saleti Phiri: Tinali Ndi Anzathu Ife 19 May 1997
* Rail Band, Mory Kante: Wale Numa Lombaliya 09 June 1997
* D'Gary: Gofo Libre 09 June 1997

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 24a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 24b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:29
* 2) 47:13

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
New Country: Gettin' Tough

**New Country: Gettin' Tough** was a 1987 BBC documentary presented by Andy Kershaw who visited Nashville to listen to some of the young writers and performers whose work revives the traditional values of the white man's blues. The programme had interviews and music from The O'Kanes, Randy Travis, Nanci Griffiths, Lyle Lovett, T. Graham Brown, Dwight Yoakam, the Judds and Steve Earle. The programme was produced and directed by Trevor Dunn.

## Links to Kershaw

The programme was first broadcast on 1st December 1987 on BBC2 and repeated again on 20th July 1988.
Syran Mbenza

**Syran Mbenza** (or **M’Benza**) (b. May 31, 1950) is a guitarist, originally from the Congo, who has lived in Paris since about 1981. He has recorded and performed prolifically over five decades, including as a solo artist; as one of the four members of the popular soukous "supergroup" Les Quatre Étoiles; as a founding member of the acoustic, Congolese rumba revival band Kékélé; in other bands; and in support of numerous artists. He has been described as one of the greatest guitar players of Africa.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw played many acts on his shows associated with Syran Mbenza especially the Kekele group, which AK described in the Independent newspaper, published in 2005, as most exquisite music. [1] In the same article, he also mentioned that Eric Clapton isn't fit to tune the guitar strings of Syran Mbenza. [2]

On his Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 3, Kershaw mentioned the quote about Eric Clapton and thought it was a little bit unkind of him to say that, but also felt that Syran Mbenza is one of the world's greatest guitar players.

## Shows Played

1987
* 19 November 1987: Sauce Bloque (v/a LP - Heartbeat Soukous) Earthworks

1991
* 31 March 1991: Youyou (LP - Symbiose) Hysa
* 20 May 1991 (BBC World Service): Icha (album - Symbiose) Hysa Productions

2021
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 3: Cherie Bondowé (CD - Immortal Franco) Riverboat

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Terakaft

**Terakaft** (meaning "caravan" in Tamasheq) is a desert rock band from Mali, formed in 2001 with a line-up that included two former members of Tinariwen, and they have since made the electric guitar their own. Terakaft have made several albums over the years. members have included Jean-Louis Livenais, Kedou Ag Ossad, Liya Ag Ablil, Nicolas Grupp, Rhissa Ag Ogham and Sanou Ag Ahmed.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw made their album, Alone (Ténéré), record of the month for BBC Radio 3's World On 3, in May 2015. [1]

## External Links

* Discogs
* Facebook
* Womex
Ramones

**The Ramones** were an American punk rock band that formed in the New York City neighborhood of Forest Hills, Queens, in 1974. They are often cited as the first true punk rock group. Despite achieving only limited commercial success initially, the band was highly influential in the United States, Argentina, Brazil and most of South America, as well as Europe, including the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and Belgium.

All of the band members adopted pseudonyms ending with the surname "Ramone", although none of them were biologically related; they were inspired by Paul McCartney of the Beatles, who would check into hotels as "Paul Ramon". They performed 2,263 concerts, touring virtually nonstop for 22 years. In 1996, after a tour with the Lollapalooza music festival, the Ramones played a farewell concert in Los Angeles and disbanded. By 2014, all four of the band's original members had died – lead singer Joey Ramone (1951–2001), bassist Dee Dee Ramone (1951–2002), guitarist Johnny Ramone (1948–2004) and drummer Tommy Ramone (1949–2014). The remaining surviving members of the Ramones—bassist C. J. Ramone (who replaced Dee Dee in 1989 and stayed with the band until its dissolution) and drummers Marky Ramone, Richie Ramone and Elvis Ramone—are still musically active.

## Links to Kershaw

A fan of their music, Kershaw played some of the Ramones' songs on his shows. The Ramones' Blitzkrieg Bop was the first track played by Andy Kershaw when he first hosted his own show on BBC Radio 3 in 2001.

## Shows Played

   1985
* 31 August 1985: Too Tough To Die (LP - Too Tough To Die) Beggars Banquet
* 14 November 1985: Blitzkrieg Bop
* 26 December 1985: Howling At The Moon (Sha-La-La) (LP - Too Tough To Die) Beggars Banquet

1986
* 01 May 1986: Something To Believe In

2001
* 20 April 2001: Blitzkrieg Bop (album - Ramones Mania) Sire

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Soft Boys

**The Soft Boys** were a rock band led by Robyn Hitchcock primarily during the 1970s, whose initially old-fashioned music style of psychedelic/folk-rock became part of the neo-psychedelia scene with the release of *Underwater Moonlight*.

The band formed in 1976 in Cambridge, England as **Dennis and the Experts** comprising Robyn Hitchcock (guitar), Rob Lamb (half-brother of radio host and author Charlie Gillett) guitar, Andy Metcalfe (bass), and Morris Windsor (drums). Alan Davies replaced Lamb after only four gigs late in 1976, and Kimberley Rew eventually replaced Davies. Matthew Seligman replaced Metcalfe in 1979.

The band broke up in 1981 after *Underwater Moonlight*. Rew formed the more mainstream pop group Katrina and the Waves, while Hitchcock went on to a prolific career with a similar whimsical, surrealistic style.

They briefly re-formed for a UK tour in 1994 and then again in 2001 for the 20th anniversary of *Underwater Moonlight* and the release of a new album, *Nextdoorland*, in 2002. They disbanded once again in 2003.

Seligman died in 2020 of complications from COVID-19.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw is a fan of the group, including singer, Robyn Hitchcock's solo career. When the group reunited in the early 00's, Kershaw took the opportunity to invite the group to do a session for his BBC Radio 3 show in 2002, which they did.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 18 October 2002

* I Wanna Destroy You / Pulse Of My Heart / Sudden Town / Mr. Kennedy

## Other Shows Played

   1986
* 02 January 1986: Rock And Roll Toilet / Death Letter
* 24 April 1986: Insanely Jealous (LP - Underwater Moonlight) Living Cream

1993
* 06 November 1993: Queen Of Eyes (2xCD - 1976-81) Rykodisc
* 13 November 1993: Have A Heart Betty (I'm Not Fireproof) #2 (2xCD - 1976-81) Rykodisc

2002
* 04 October 2002: Pulse Of My Heart (CD - Nextdoorland) Matador

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Morrissey

**Steven Patrick Morrissey** (born 22 May 1959), commonly known by his last name, **Morrissey**, is an English singer and lyricist. He rose to prominence in the 1980s as the lyricist and vocalist of the band The Smiths. The band was highly successful in the United Kingdom but broke up in 1987, and Morrissey began a solo career, making the top ten of the UK Singles Chart on ten occasions. His first solo album, 1988's Viva Hate, entered the UK albums chart at number one.

Morrissey's lyrics have been described as "dramatic, bleak, funny vignettes about doomed relationships, lonely nightclubs, the burden of the past and the prison of the home." He is also noted for his unusual baritone vocal style (though he sometimes uses falsetto), his quiff haircut and his dynamic live performances. Media controversies have been caused by his forthright and often contrarian opinions, and he has also attracted media attention for his advocacy of vegetarianism and animal rights.

## Links to Kershaw

In the 80's, Kershaw was enthusiastic about The Smiths and after the group split, with Morrissey going solo, he continued playing tracks from the singer, especially from his debut album. On his 10 March 1988 show, Kershaw proclaimed Morrissey as the best country music singer in Britain. However, by the 90's, Kershaw seemed to have lost interest in the singer's material.

## Shows Played

   1988
* 10 March 1988: I Don't Mind If You Forget Me (LP - Viva Hate) His Master's Voice

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Music Around The World

**Music Around The World** was a BBC Radio 3 programme broadcast on 1st January 2001.

## Links to Kershaw

Verity Sharp presents a new year celebration live from the Jazz Cafe in London, including British and Eastern-European roots music from the Joe Townsend Band, Kenyan-born Ayub Ogada's one-man mix of vocals, nyatiti lyre and foot-rattles, an earthy fusion of jazz and Middle Eastern music from the five-piece band Fantazia, and finally, Brazilian singer Monica Vasconcelos and herquartet. During two short breaks, Andy Kershaw reflects on his early encounters with the music of different cultures.
Kershaw Africa 2

## 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**
* Bhundu Boys: Chekudya Chose (LP - Tsvimbodzemoto) Discafrique 25 June 1987
* Marxist Brothers: Muzukuru Dai Waroora 25 June 1987
* Bhundu Boys: Tsvimbodzemoto (LP - Tsvimbodzemoto) Discafrique 30 July 1987
* Mahotella Queens: Asambe Mntakamama (LP - Izibani Zomgqashiyo) Shanachie 30 July 1987
* Dilika: Ngayishela Yavuma (v/a LP - Homeland A Collection Of Black South African Music) Greensleeves 30 July 1987
* Franco Et TP OK Jazz: Komikosaka Te Na Basi 30 July 1987
* Ali Farka Toure: Zona (LP - Ali Farka Toure) Disques Espérance 30 July 1987
* S.E. Rogie: Too Many Women 17 September 1987
* Salif Keita: Souareba (LP - Soro) Stern's Africa 05 November 1987
* Afro Mods: Chibale Musende (7") Kalimba 19 November 1987
* Syran Mbenza: Sauce Bloque (v/a LP - Heartbeat Soukous) Earthworks 19 November 1987
* **File 2**
* Salif Keita: Souareba (LP - Soro) Stern's Africa 10 December 1987
* Victoria Eleison: Amelo (LP - Kwasa Kwasa) Kaluila 10 December 1987
* Four Brothers: Uchandifunga (LP - Rugare) Kumusha 17 December 1987
* Salif Keita: Sina (Soumbouya) (LP - Soro) Stern's Africa 17 December 1987
* S.E. Rogie: I Wish I Was A Cowboy (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone 17 December 1987
* Ladysmith Black Mambazo: unknown 17 December 1987
* Kilimambogo Brothers: Wakumbuke Wazazi 17 December 1987
* unknown Congolese record 24 December 1987
* Shirati Jazz: unknown 24 December 1987
* Commandoes: Sofia (African record) 24 December 1987

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 02a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 02b.mp3

Length
* 1) 46:59
* 2) 47:33

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Stand By For Action

**Stand By For Action** was a BBC Radio One documentary broadcast in 1993.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw explores one of the most successful nostalgic phenomena of recent years, the return of Thunderbirds, Stingray and Captain Scarlet. These 60s shows, all produced by Gerry Anderson , are now finding new audiences of young fans thanks to videos and TV repeats. And many older enthusiasts have banded together to form the Fanderson Fan Club. Andy talks to Gerry Anderson, and to writers and puppet makers from the original series, and visits a Fanderson convention.
Kershaw Africa

**Kershaw Africa** are compilation tapes of mainly African tunes recorded from Andy Kershaw's BBC Radio One programmes between 1987 and 1998. The compilation tapes recorded by coolcats58 (Haze) have been digitalised and uploaded on the Mooo Server. Here is the full list of the wiki pages of the tracklistings on the tapes below:

* Kershaw Africa 1
* Kershaw Africa 2
* Kershaw Africa 3
* Kershaw Africa 4
* Kershaw Africa 5
* Kershaw Africa 6
* Kershaw Africa 7
* Kershaw Africa 8
* Kershaw Africa 9
* Kershaw Africa 10
* Kershaw Africa 11
* Kershaw Africa 12
* Kershaw Africa 13
* Kershaw Africa 14
* Kershaw Africa 15
* Kershaw Africa 16
* Kershaw Africa 17
* Kershaw Africa 18
* Kershaw Africa 19
* Kershaw Africa 20
* Kershaw Africa 21
* Kershaw Africa 22
* Kershaw Africa 23
* Kershaw Africa 24
* Kershaw Africa 25
* Kershaw Africa 26
* Kershaw Africa 27
* Kershaw Africa 28
Waterson:Carthy

**Waterson:Carthy** were an English folk group originally comprising Norma Waterson on vocals, her husband Martin Carthy on guitar and vocals and their daughter Eliza Carthy on fiddle and vocals. They have a repertoire of predominantly British traditional songs and tunes but also occasionally perform contemporary songs from various sources. Their instrumentation is based largely around Martin Carthy's guitar, Eliza Carthy's fiddle and the melodeons of Saul Rose (1996–2000 and 2007-date) and Tim Van Eyken (2000–2007) with other instruments regularly augmenting their recordings. The group also continue the strong unaccompanied vocal tradition established by Norma and Martin's previous family group The Watersons, from whom they are widely considered to have evolved.

## Links to Kershaw

Through the work of The Watersons, which Kershaw played on his shows, he later became interested in the work of Waterson:Carthy, which members of the group's solo materials were played on his programmes.

## Live

Recorded in concert at the Farnham Maltings. First Broadcast: 17 December 2006

1. Residue
2. Awake Awake
3. Christ Made a Trance
4. Cherry Tree Carol
5. Reaphook and Sickle
6. Maids at Morn
7. Jacobstowe Wassail
8. Jack Frost
9. Ditchling/Jolly Old Hawk/The Holly And The Ivy

## Other Shows Played

   1994
* 12 November 1994: Rags And Tatters / An Moinfeuir (CD - Waterson:Carthy) Topic
* 25 December 1994: Orange In Bloom (The Sherborne Waltz) (CD - Waterson:Carthy) Topic

1997
* 09 June 1997: Rambleaway / Valentine Waltz (CD - Common Tongue) Topic
* 08 December 1997: Grand March In The Battle Of Prague (CD - Common Tongue) Topic

1999
* 23 September 1999: Raggle Taggle Gypsies (CD - Broken Ground) Topic
* 30 September 1999: Rowling Hornpipe-Our Cat Has Kitted-Beaton Gardens-Sportsman's Hornpipe (CD - Broken Ground) Topic
* 11 November 1999: Rowling Hornpipe-Our Cat Has Kitted (CD - Broken Ground) Topic

2006
* 08 October 2006: Gloryland (CD - Holy Heathens And The Old Green Man) Topic
* 22 October 2006: St George (CD - Holy Heathens And The Old Green Man) Topic
* 10 December 2006: Jack Frost (album - Holy Heathens And The Old Green Man) Topic

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Jimmie Dale Gilmore

**Jimmie Dale Gilmore** (born May 6, 1945) is an American country singer, songwriter, actor, recording artist and producer, currently living in Austin, Texas.

Gilmore is a native of the Texas Panhandle, having been born in Amarillo and raised in Lubbock, Texas. His earliest musical influence was Hank Williams and the honky tonk brand of country music that his father played. In the 1950s, he was exposed to the emerging rock and roll of other Texans such as Roy Orbison and Lubbock native Buddy Holly, as well as to Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley, the latter two being in the line up at a concert he attended on October 15, 1955, at Lubbock's Fair Park Coliseum. He was profoundly influenced in the 1960s by The Beatles and Bob Dylan and the folk music and blues revival in that decade.

With Joe Ely and Butch Hancock, Gilmore founded The Flatlanders. The group has been performing on and off since 1972. The band's first recording project, from the early 1970s, was barely distributed. It has since been acknowledged, through Rounder's 1990 reissue (More a Legend Than a Band), as a milestone of progressive, alternative country. The three friends continued to reunite for occasional Flatlanders performances, and in May 2002, released a long-awaited follow-up album, Now Again, on New West Records.

(Read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

A favourite of Kershaw, as well as his group, The Flatlanders, Jimmie Dale Gilmour has performed sessions with Butch Hancock for Kershaw's shows as well as his material being played on his programmes.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with Butch Hancock: 1988-07-28. First Broadcast: 25 August 1988. Repeated: Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 12

* One Road More / You Can't Get There From Here / You Never Seen Me Cry / The Winds Dominion / Dallas / White Freight Liner Blues / Leo And Leona / Already Gone

2. Recorded with Butch Hancock: 1990-04-29. First Broadcast: 27 May 1990. Repeated: 27 March 1993

* Baby Baby Baby Be Mine / Don't Look For A Heartache / Deep Eddy Blues / Leo Y Leona

## Other Shows Played

1988
* 10 March 1988: White Freight Liner Blues (LP - Fair & Square) Hightone

   1993
* 25 September 1993: Just A Wave (CD - Spinning Around The Sun) Elektra
* 20 November 1993: Santa Fe Thief (CD - Spinning Around The Sun) Elektra

2000
* 13 April 2000: Banks Of The Guadeloupe (CD - One Endless Night) Rounder
* 04 May 2000: Darcy Farrow (CD - One Endless Night) Rounder

2020
* Kershaw Tapes: One Road More / The Wind's Dominion

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Old Grey Whistle Test

**The Old Grey Whistle Test** (usually abbreviated to Whistle Test or OGWT) was a British television music show.

It was commissioned by David Attenborough and aired on BBC2 from 1971 to 1988. It took over the BBC2 late-night slot from Disco 2, which ran between September 1970 and July 1971, while continuing to feature non-chart music. The show was devised by BBC producer Rowan Ayers.

The original producer, involved in an executive capacity throughout the show's entire history, was Michael Appleton. According to presenter Bob Harris, the programme derived its name from a Tin Pan Alley phrase from years before. When they got the first pressing of a record they would play it to people they called the old greys – doormen in grey suits. Any song they could remember and whistle, having heard it just once or twice, had passed the old grey whistle test.

On 23 February 2018, a one-off three-hour special of The Old Grey Whistle Test was broadcast on BBC Four, hosted by Bob Harris to mark 30 years since the final episode aired.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw's big break came in 1984, when he was asked to present BBC TV's flagship rock programme, The Old Grey Whistle Test, by its producer Trevor Dann, whom Kershaw had met when filming with Billy Bragg the previous week. He subsequently recorded a television interview with his hero Bob Dylan, and a loud session from the Ramones.

Andy Kershaw co-presented the show with Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Richard Skinner, who also took turns as presenters. The same four presenters co-presented the BBC's television coverage of Live Aid in 1985.

The series was cancelled in early 1987 by Janet Street-Porter, who had been appointed head of Youth Programmes at the BBC.

## Compilations

(Tracks played by Kershaw from various artist (v/a) compilations featuring The Old Grey Whistle Test)

(LP - The Best Of The Test, The Old Grey Whistle Test) Windsong International

* 22 September 1991: Little Feat: Two Trains

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Four
* Far Out
Kershaw On Record

*Related article: Kershaw On Record Cover Sleevenotes*
This page is an attempt to catalogue any occasions when Andy Kershaw was either a performer on a session recording or mentioned in the course of a song by name.

## Appearances

   1985
* Dawn Chorus & The Blue Tits: Lonely Lips (Peel Session)

*Andy whistled on the track. His sister, Liz Kershaw was the singer on this session with backing musicians*
## Name Checks

1986
* Sudden Afternoon: Jingle (session)

*Andy Kershaw is on the air, every Thursday night, turning on Radio 1...*
1988
* Frank Chickens: Yellow Toast (session)

*Andy Kershaw's name is mentioned with some Japanese lyrics*
* Frank Chickens: Werewolf Woman (session)

*Andy Kershaw's name is mentioned with some Japanese lyrics*
* Frank Chickens: One Million Hamburgers (session)

*Andy Kershaw's name is mentioned with some Japanese lyrics*
1993
* Diblo Dibala: Matchatcha Wetu (LP - O.K. Madame) Afric Music

*Andy Kershaw and John Peel's name is mentioned in the lyrics*
1996
* Abdel Ali Slimani: Habibti (session)

*Andy Kershaw's name is mentioned in the lyrics*
Kershaw Comes Home

**Kershaw Comes Home** was a BBC Radio One documentary series broadcast in 1994.

## Links to Kershaw

In ten years of broadcasting and travel, Andy Kershaw has reported from around the world for the BBC. Now for the first time Kershaw comes home to pose the questions he asks abroad: "What's life like for the natives? Who's running the place and how well?"

The programme includes specially commissioned topical songs by Coope Boyes & Simpson.

#### Episodes

1. Dover. Why isn't the Channel Tunnel open? What's gone wrong with the Church of England? What's happened to English music? (Broadcast: 1st May 1994)
2. Andy Kershaw continues his journey around the UK. This week he travels to Huntingdon, home of John Major 's constituency association, Nigel Mansell 's Indy cars, the US Air Force, Robyn Hitchcock and Oliver Cromwell. (Broadcast: 8th May 1994)
3. Andy Kershaw continues his journey around the UK. This week he travels to Dundee, the home of North Sea oil, Danny Wilson, Timex, and the bridge o'er the silvery Tay. (Broadcast: 15th May 1994)
4. Andy Kershaw continues his idiosyncratic eight-part journey around the UK and visits Bradford. Home of curries and Hockneys, brass bands and bhangra, fish and chips and dark satanic mills. (Broadcast: 22nd May 1994)
5. Andy Kershaw continues his idiosyncratic journey around the UK, in search of the remains of British culture. This week, he visits the divided city of Derry. (Broadcast: 29th May 1994)
6. Andy Kershaw continues his idiosyncratic journey around the UK, in search of the remains of British culture. This week, he travels to South Wales to take a look at the last working pit, experience some Welsh pop and have a stab at Kershaw karaoke. (Broadcast: 5th June 1994)
7. Andy encounters two differing forms of local music in the south-west of England. Cornwall's Will Coleman plays traditional pipe music, while Plymouth percussion group Weapons of Sound use supermarket trolleys and drainpipes as instruments. Andy also looks at the Royal Navy's importance to the South West, and at fishing, drugs and Cornish nationalism. (Broadcast: 12th June 1994)
8. In the last of the series, Andy Kershaw meets up with nonagenarian novelist Dame Barbara Cartland to discuss what's wrong with today's society. He's in Hatfield where he also meets the latest musical protest group SMASH, and visits the remains of British Aerospace and Elstree Film Studios. (Broadcast: 19th June 1994)
Kershaw Africa 18

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1996

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Mbilia Bel & Tabu Ley Rochereau & Afrisa International: Nzoto Na Ngai Se Moko Oyo 14 January 1996
* Karikoga L. Zhakata: Nhamoadzenyika 14 January 1996
* Bayete: Amambawu 14 January 1996
* Soul Brothers: Umsangano (v/a CD - Jive Nation - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol. 5) Earthworks 21 January 1996
* Pamelo Mounk'a: L'argent Appelle L'argent (CD - Volume 1 des Plus Grands Succès de Pamelo Mounk'a) Karac 21 January 1996
* Leonard Dembo and the Barura Express: Shiri Yakangwara (LP - Shiri Yakangwara) RTP 21 January 1996
* Sekou Bembeya Diabate: Diata (LP - Diata) Alpha Mamadou Cissé Et Frères 21 January 1996
* Sona Diabaté: N'diati 11 February 1996
* **File 2**
* Jonah Sithole: Mangachena 11 February 1996
* Géo Bilongo: Muasi Ya Interet (v/a CD - Soukouss Gentlemen Vol. 1) Blue Silver 11 February 1996
* Tabu Ley Rochereau: Sarah 11 February 1996
* Paul Matavire & The Hit Machine: Ndipe Ndigwangure 11 February 1996
* Salif Keita: Africa 18 February 1996
* Somo Somo: Hello Hello (session) 18 February 1996
* Somo Somo: Odele (session) 18 February 1996
* Youssou N'Dour: Mbencuel (session) 03 March 1996
* Youssou N'Dour: Chimes Of Freedom (session) 03 March 1996

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 18a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 18b.mp3

Length
* 1) 45:49
* 2) 47:53

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo