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Guantanamera

**"Guantanamera"** (Spanish: (the woman) from Guantánamo) is perhaps the best-known Cuban song and that country's most-noted patriotic song, especially when using a poem by the Cuban poet José Martí for the lyrics. The official writing credits have been given to Joseíto Fernández, who first popularized the song on radio as early as 1929 (although it is unclear when the first release as a record occurred). In 1966, a version by American vocal group the Sandpipers, based on an arrangement by the Weavers from their May 1963 Carnegie Hall Reunion concert, became an international hit.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw often mention on his shows that he was collector of records covering Guantanamera, as well as the La Bamba. Interestingly many African groups covered the song, including the Guinean Jazz group, Bembeya Jazz National, who were played on Kershaw's shows.

## Cover Versions

(The list below was compiled only from the Cover Versions page of this site. Please add more information if known.)

Artist | Track | First Known Play

* Bembeya Jazz National: Guantanamera 17 October 2004
* Cuarteto Iglesias: Guantanamera (recorded live in Cuba) 18 May 1998
* Grupo Amenaza: Guantanamera 16 March 2000
* Dexter Johnson & Super Star De Dakar: Guantanamera 18 February 1999
* Soriba Kouyaté with Celina González: Guantanamera (session) 15 December 1996
* Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles: Guantanamera (Guajira) 15 February 2002
* Sierra Maestra: Guajira Guantanamera ('Guantanamera') 30 October 1993
* Ramón Veloz, Coralia Fernández: Guajira Guantanamera ('Guantanamera') 06 February 2005
* Vocalité: Guantanamera 16 January 2005
Kershaw Africa 16

## 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**
* Afrigo Band: Olumbe Lw'obwavu 08 October 1995
* Dan Moyane & Soweto College Of Education Choir: Shosholoza 08 October 1995
* Orchestre Regional De Mopti: An Jigi Ye Mali Ye 08 October 1995
* Salif Keita: Tekere 08 October 1995
* Elite Swingsters And Dolly Rathebe: Payneville 15 October 1995
* Wendo Kolosoy & Victoria Bakolo Miziki: Marie Louise 15 October 1995
* William Souvenir: Suking M'e Suking 15 October 1995
* Soweto String Quartet: Mbayi Mbayi 15 October 1995
* Nahawa Doumbia: Barika Da 15 October 1995
* Shalawambe: Kambelenkete 05 November 1995
* **File 2**
* Sidiki Diabate & Djelimady Sissoko: Kayra 05 November 1995
* Soukous Stars: Daly Swing 12 November 1995
* Mansour Seck: Soukanaba 12 November 1995
* Remmy Ongala: Niseme Nini 12 November 1995
* Sona Diabate: M'bore 12 November 1995
* Baka Beyond: Woosi 12 November 1995
* Remmy Ongala: Uyoye Uva Duniya (session) 19 November 1995
* Remmy Ongala: Mizani (session) 19 November 1995

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 16a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 16b.mp3

Length
* 1) 46:26
* 2) 47:07

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Kershaw Africa 4

## Tape

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1991

Comments
* Mixtape of African tracks from Andy Kershaw shows

## Tracklisting

* **File 1**
* Bhundu Boys: Chemedzevana (LP - Absolute Jit!) DiscAfrique 10 February 1991
* Black Umfolosi Choir: Ntombizodwa (session) 10 February 1991
* Black Umfolosi Choir: Dlala Lo Tshhaka (session) 10 February 1991
* unknown African tune 10 February 1991
* Black Umfolosi Choir: Wakhuluma Emoyeni (session) 10 February 1991
* Black Umfolosi Choir: Ukhozi Iwangithatha (session) 10 February 1991
* Pierre De Moussy: Fais-Moi Rever (LP - Reviens Moi Fatimatou) Not On Label 10 February 1991
* **File 2**
* Black Umfolosi Choir: Tjakuwangula (session) 10 February 1991
* Four Brothers: Mukadzi Wepiri (LP - Mukadzi Wepiri) Kumusha 24 February 1991
* Tarika Sammy: Andao Hihira (session) 03 March 1991
* Tarika Sammy: Ramiaramila (session) 03 March 1991
* Tarika Sammy: Mila Namana (session) 03 March 1991
* Freddy De Majunga: Dégat Materiel (LP - Freddy De Majunga) Jimmy's International 10 March 1991
* Sukuma Bin Ongaro: Mama Kamale (v/a LP - Guitar Paradise Of East Africa) Earthworks 10 March 1991
* Kanda Bongo Man: Isambe (LP - Isambe - Monie) Mélodie 10 March 1991

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 04a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 04b.mp3

Length
* 1) 30:46
* 2) 31:49

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
Kaleidoscope

**Kaleidoscope** was a BBC Radio 4 arts programme which ran for 25 years from 1973. It ended with the major schedule changes that occurred in April 1998, when it was replaced by Front Row. When originally launched on 2 April 1973, as part of a re-organisation of the Radio 4 schedules under network controller Tony Whitby, it was intended to be a nightly review of what was new in theatre, books, cinema, painting, architecture, and scientific advance, but the programme had dropped its science coverage by the beginning of May 1974.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw did some presenting on Kaliedoscope between 1987 and 1992:

## Show Dates

* **11 December 1987**: Traditional Heirs Part 1. What's happened to traditional music in Britain since Cecil Sharp roved out in the early years of this century? Is there any left? And if so, hasn't it been sanitised to death? In a two-part programme Andy Kershaw hunts down what has survived in remote and not-so-remote parts of Britain. Repeated on 14th December 1987
* **18 December 1987**: Traditional Heirs Part 2. By its nature, traditional music should be continuously developing in response to its environment. Does the music surviving around the country still belong to an evolving tradition or to a museum culture. In the second of two programmes, Andy Kershaw examines how the heirs to a musical tradition are making it their own. repeated on 21st December 1987.
* **29 August 1989**: Singer Willard White turns actor to star in Trevor Nunn 's Othello at Stratford; Andy Kershaw meets the folk-singing Watersons family.
* **30 August 1989**: Family of Folk Singers. The Watersons family has been a major influence on English folk songs since the 60s. Andy Kershaw talks to two generations of Watersons about their style and songs.
* **15 September 1989**: Kershaw in Cajun Country (Part 1) Andy Kershaw explores Cajun and Zydeco music. With D. L. Menard , Eddie LeJeune , and Marc and Anne Savoy. Repeated on 18th September 1989 (available to download)
* **22 September 1989**: Kershaw in Cajun Country The second of two programmes in which Andy Kershaw explores the distinctive sounds of Cajun and Zydeco music. Andy Crawfish , Cajun DJ extraordinaire, gives a unique guide to what they call 'Swamp Pop'. Repeated on 25th September 1989.
* **21 June 1990**: Arthur Miller premieres his latest play at the National Theatre; Andy Kershaw explores his passion for maps; and Nigel Andrews rounds up the films of the week.
* **08 August 1990**: Andy Kershaw meets Trinidad's calypso king, the Roaring Lion. He's 82, and singing still. But calypso is eclipsed now by soca, the music of wild parties whose greatest exponent is a policeman named Tambu. Andy tracks him down. (available to listen)
* **23 January 1992**: Paul Allen is at the Actors'. Touring Theatre production of Arthur Schnitzier's La Ronde, whose characters are all intertwined in an ever-topical sexual chain; and Andy Kershaw reviews Bonjour Blanc , a journey through Haiti.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC Genome
The Promised Land

**The Promised Land** was a BBC Radio 2 documentary broadcast in 2000.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw presents a musical travelogue as he takes a trip across America, retracing the route of Chuck Berry's song Promised Land. He finds 6,000 Confederates in South Carolina rallying to keep their flag flying over the state's capital building, as it has since 1962; Congressman John Lewis talks about the region's violent, racist history; plus a search for the grave of Blind Willie McTell.
March 1983 (Radio Aire)

## Show

Name
* Andy Kershaw Show

Station
* Radio Aire

YYYY-MM-DD
* 1983-03-??

Comments
* A short clip of a show where Andy Kershaw plays "People Who Died" by the Jim Carroll Band, being careful not to talk over the outro for the people who were taping it.

## Tracklisting

* Jim Carroll Band: People Who Died (LP - Catholic Boy) ATCO

*(AK: 'Again this week by popular request, you morbid lot. That's Jim Carroll and People Who Died from about 1980 I think')*
## File

Name
* 1983.03.xx Radio Aire - Andy Kershaw

Length
* 0:05:00

Other
* Many thanks to Dan

Available
* Mediafire
Inside Out

**Inside Out** is the brand name for a number of regional television programmes in England broadcast on BBC One. Each series, made by a BBC region, focuses on stories from the local area. Commissioned by BBC One controller Lorraine Heggessey, the programme began on 9 September 2002 and replaced a number of different titles previously used on BBC Two.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw appeared on a couple of episodes of Inside Out in 2016 as a presenter:

**1st February 2016** - For a century, Rochdale has kept its river hidden from view, deep below the streets. But now it's been uncovered to give the town a new lease of life. Local lad Andy Kershaw returns home to witness the Rochdale rejuvenation.

**31st October 2016** - Andy Kershaw takes rock legend Graham Nash back to Salford Lads Club for the first time in almost 60 years.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* BBC
Taj Mahal

**Henry St. Claire Fredericks Jr.** (born May 17, 1942), better known by his stage name **Taj Mahal**, is an American blues musician. He plays the guitar, piano, banjo, harmonica, and many other instruments, often incorporating elements of world music into his work. Mahal has done much to reshape the definition and scope of blues music over the course of his more than 50-year career by fusing it with nontraditional forms, including sounds from the Caribbean, Africa, India, Hawaii, and the South Pacific.

## Links to Kershaw

Taj Mahal did a session for Kershaw's programmes in 1999 in collaboration with Toumani Diabate. Taj's music was also regularly played on Kershaw's radio programmes.

## Sessions

1. Recorded with Toumani Diabate: unknown. First Broadcast: 11 November 1999. Repeated: 23 January 2005

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

## Other Shows Played

1987
* 04 June 1987: She Caught The Katy And Left Me A Mule To Ride (LP - The Natch'l Blues) Edsel

1993
* 15 May 1993 (Rising Sons featuring also Ry Cooder): Last Fair Deal Gone Down (CD - Rising Sons Featuring Taj Mahal And Ry Cooder) Columbia

1994
* 11 June 1994: That's How Strong My Love Is (album - Dancing The Blues) Private Music 01005-82112-2
* 12 November 1994 (& Howard Johnson): Ain't Gwine To Whistle Dixie Anymo

1995
* 16 July 1995 (& N. Ravikiran & V.M. Bhatt): Johnny Too Bad (CD - Mumtaz Mahal) Water Lily Acoustics

1996
* 03 March 1996: Six Days On The Road
* 10 March 1996: What Am I Living For

1997
* 17 November 1997 (& James Cotton): Honky Tonk Woman (CD - Paint It Blue) Ruf
* 08 December 1997: The New Hula Blues (CD - Taj Mahal And The Hula Blues) tradition/Moderne

1998
* 05 January 1998 (& James Cotton): Honky Tonk Women (CD - Paint It Blue - The Songs Of The Rolling Stones) Ruf

1999
* 06 May 1999: Six Days On The Road (LP - Going Home) CBS
* 05 August 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Ol' Georgie Buck (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal]
* 05 August 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Queen Bee (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 12 August 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 09 September 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 04 November 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 02 December 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Kulanjan (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal
* 30 December 1999 (& Toumani Diabate): Take This Hammer (CD - Kulanjan) Hannibal

2004
* 15 February 2004: Johnny Too Bad (CD - The Best Of Taj Mahal) Columbia
* 21 March 2004 (& N. Ravikiran & V.M. Bhatt): Johnny Too Bad (CD - Mumtaz Mahal) Water Lily Acoustics

2005
* 20 February 2005 (Meets The Culture Musical Club Of Zanzibar): Catfish Blues (CD - Mkutano) Tradition & Moderne

2022
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 17: Six Days On The Road (album - Giant Step / De Ole Folks At Home) Direction

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
Иссушители

## Описание

Иссушители - организация, занимающаяся изучением второго измерения.

Много известных искателей состоят именно в этой группировке. Работая на Орден, члены группы попадают под его защиту, и имеют некоторые привилегии в Брайтоне. Почти все найденные артефакты и ресурсы, они обязаны отдавать Ордену, что иногда приводит к возмущениями со стороны иссушителей.

В ряды иссушителей вступают бесстрашные люди, чаще всего военные, которые не боятся опасностей ада. Эта работа считается почётной в городе.

На протяжении многих месяцев, искатели могут проживать в аду.

Главный командный центр организации находится в исследовательском подземелье.

В прошлом, иссушители являлись властью города.

## Отношения с другими организациями

"Иссушители" и "Крылья Энда" враждуют несколько лет, с тех пор, как первые присоединились к Ордену исследователей, после события "Война за порталы".

С Союзом рабочих, иссушители имеют крепкие связи, и не редко помогают друг другу.

Полиция Брайтона - нейтральное отношение.

## Заметки и интересные факты

Некоторые иссушители достигают высокого мастерства в зельеварении.

Первые "правители" Брайтона
Thunderclap Newman

**Thunderclap Newman** was a British rock band that Pete Townshend of the Who and Kit Lambert formed in 1969 in a bid to showcase the talents of John "Speedy" Keen, Jimmy McCulloch, and Andy "Thunderclap" Newman.

Their single, "Something in the Air", a 1969 UK number one hit, remains in demand for television commercials, film soundtracks and compilations. The band released a critically acclaimed rock album, Hollywood Dream, and three other singles (which appeared on the album), "Accidents", "The Reason" and "Wild Country".

From 1969 until 1971, the nucleus of the band consisted of the songwriter John "Speedy" Keen (vocals, drums, guitar), Andy "Thunderclap" Newman (piano) and Jimmy McCulloch (guitar). Pete Townshend (using the alias "Bijou Drains") played bass guitar on their album and singles, all of which he had recorded and produced at the IBC Studio and his Twickenham home studio. The band augmented its personnel during its tours: in 1969 with James "Jim" Pitman-Avery (bass guitar) and Jack McCulloch (drums); and in 1971 with Ronnie Peel (bass guitar) and Roger Felice (drums). The band folded in April 1971 but was resurrected by Andy Newman with a new group in 2010.

The most current Thunderclap Newman group was formed in February 2010 at the instigation of music business manager Ian Grant. The line up of the band was Andy Newman, Mark Brzezicki, Nick Johnson, Josh Townshend and Tony Stubbings. They recorded and released an album in 2010 titled Beyond Hollywood.

Andy "Thunderclap" Newman died on 29 March 2016, at the age of 73.

## Links to Kershaw

   In 2016, Kershaw paid tribute to Andy "Thunderclap" Newman after his death on his Facebook account:

> *"Great shame... Andy "Thunderclap" Newman has just died. Thunderclap Newman was a wonderful, yet underrated band. And Something In The Air (June 1969) marked my musical and political awakening. To this day, I can think of no record which more accurately reflected the time in which it was recorded, released, and - in the case of Something In The Air - reached number one in the UK charts. Following a dizzying eighteen months of turbulent world events, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the surface of the moon, just a couple of weeks after Something In The Air became a big hit."* [1]
>
>

Kershaw also picked Thunderclap Newman's Something In The Air as one of his favourite songs on One On One when he was interviewed by Liz Green in 2012.

## Shows Played

2006
* 29 October 2006: Something In The Air (v/a 2xCD - Revolution Rock: A Clash Jukebox) Trojan

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Miss P / Andy Kershaw August 1990

## Tape

Name
* Miss P / Andy Kershaw August 1990

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM
* 1990

Comments
* The tape has some tracks from Miss Ranking P and Andy Kershaw's show broadcast in August 1990.

## Tracklisting

* King Short Shirt: Viva Grenada
* Le Grand Kalle: African Jazz Mokili Mobimba

## File

Name
* Miss P / Andy Kershaw August 1990

Length
* 1:00:17 (from 52:53)

Other
* Many thanks to Mark Chester

Available
* Mixcloud
Teddy Thompson

**Teddy Thompson** (born 19 February 1976) is a British folk and rock musician. He is the son of folk rock musicians Richard and Linda Thompson and brother of singer Kamila Thompson. He released his first album in 2000. Teddy Thompson was born in 1976 in a London Sufi commune to folk rock musicians Richard and Linda Thompson, both major musical figures in the English folk rock scene from the 1960s on. He is the brother of singer Kamila Thompson. He formed his own band at the age of 18.

He moved to Los Angeles to pursue his music career, which included work as a singer and guitar player in his father Richard's band during the 1990s. He appears on at least three Richard Thompson Band recordings from that time: You? Me? Us?, the live album Celtschmerz (1998) and Mock Tudor (1999), as well as singing a duet on the track "Persuasion", which appeared on Richard's best-of compilation Action Packed (1999).

He can be seen performing in his father's band on a number of internet videos from as early as 1993, including an appearance on the BBC's Jools Holland show. He coaxed his mother out of retirement and co-produced her first album in 17 years, Fashionably Late.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw first played a session of Teddy Thompson in 1999, where his mother, Linda collaborated on some of the songs. That session was repeated in 2000 and a couple of more sessions from the singer was broadcast in 2002 and 2003 on his BBC Radio 3 show.

## Sessions

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

* Brink Of Love / Love Her For That / Dear Mary (with Linda Thompson) / Wake Up (with Linda Thompson)

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

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

3. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 18 July 2004

* Everybody Moving / That’s No Way to Be / Go Our Separate Ways / I Wish It Was Over

## Other Shows Played

   2004
* 09 May 2004: Miss Murray (session)
* 09 May 2004: Dear Mary (session)
* 11 July 2004: Days In The Park (CD - Teddy Thompson) Virgin

2005
* 13 November 2005: Shine So Bright (v/a CD - Now Hear This! 34) Word Magazine

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
On The Ropes

**On The Ropes** was a BBC Radio 4 documentary about Andy Kershaw, that was supposed to be broadcast in 2009, surrounding the break-up of his long-term relationship with his girlfriend and the legal order, the result of which makes it very difficult for him to have significant access to his children.

There was no official reason why it was removed from the schedule. Perhaps due to legal reasons?
Lal Waterson

**Elaine "Lal" Waterson** (15 February 1943 – 4 September 1998) was an English folksinger and songwriter. She sang with, among others, The Watersons, The Waterdaughters and Blue Murder. She was born in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire. In 1998, she died suddenly in Robin Hood's Bay, of cancer diagnosed only ten days before.

Lal Waterson was the sister of Norma Waterson and Mike Waterson, the aunt of Eliza Carthy, and the sister-in-law of Martin Carthy. She was survived by her husband of 30 years, George Knight, and her two children, Oliver Knight and Maria Gilhooley, with both of whom she had recorded albums.

## Links to Kershaw

Through the work of The Watersons, Andy Kershaw got to play many of the solo material of its members, including Martin Carthy, Eliza Carthy and Norma Waterson on his shows.

## Shows Played

   1996
* 10 March 1996 (& Oliver Knight): Midnight Feast

1999
* 03 June 1999 (& Oliver Knight): Memories (CD - A Bed Of Roses) Topic
* 25 November 1999: The Welcome Sailor (CD - A True Hearted Girl) Topic

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Nelson Mandela

**Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela** (18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013) was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, political leader and philanthropist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. He was the country's first black head of state and the first elected in a fully representative democratic election. His government focused on dismantling the legacy of apartheid by tackling institutionalised racism and fostering racial reconciliation. Ideologically an African nationalist and socialist, he served as the president of the African National Congress (ANC) party from 1991 to 1997.

## Links to Kershaw

In his autobiography, No Off Switch, Kershaw mentioned his encounter with Nelson Mandela at the 10th anniversary of Zimbabwe's independence in the country:

> *"It was massively exciting. And terrifying. I was spinning this way and that. And when I swung to my right there, from nowhere, was Nelson Mandela. It was only two months since he’d walked out of jail. And he was just back from London and a musical celebration of his freedom at Wembley Stadium only two days before. I stuck out my hand. It was reflex. ‘Mr Mandela!’ I yelled. ‘Nice to see you.’ ‘And very nice to see you,’ smiled the conscience of the world, taking and squeezing my hand.*
>
>
> *The stadium crowd was roaring, louder now as more spectators realised who unadvertised – had walked out of the tunnel, on to the pitch, and was at last among them. ‘Please may I take your photo?’ I asked. ‘Of course,’ he said with a sweep of his hand, inviting me to stand in front of him. He straightened up, pulled back his shoulders and adjusted his tie. His attention was all mine. ‘Ready?’ he asked, grinning. I could barely hold the viewfinder to my eye. ‘Ready,’ I piped. And fired off a couple of shots. ‘Thank you,’ I said. ‘No, thank you,’ said Mandela. ‘Did you enjoy London?’ I asked. ‘Very much,’ said the world’s most famous man. Still, amazingly, we had not been interrupted, although a bossy-looking lady in a white frock was now striding towards us. ‘I dunno, though, Mr Mandela….’ began my final words to him, ‘…you spend twenty-seven years in prison, they let you out and they give you a pop concert, eh?’*
>
>
>
> *‘Who are you?’ barked the bossy lady. ‘My name’s Andy,’ I said. ‘What’s yours?’ Mandela was shuffling away now, waving to the crowd. ‘May I see your accreditation, please?’ she asked. ‘I haven’t got any,’ said I. ‘Where are you sitting?’ ‘Right up there,’ I replied, pointing to where I’d left Biggie. ‘Then I suggest you go back to your seat.’ ‘No problem.’ I’d got more than I could have dreamed of."*
>
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Kershaw On Record Cover Sleevenotes

*Related article: Kershaw On Record*
The following chronological list of Kershaw's occasional excursions into the world of sleevenote-writing was compiled largely from the discogs website.

## Sleeve Notes Written By Kershaw

1985
* Surfin Dave And The Absent Legends: In Search Of A Decent Haircut [1]

1988
* **Various Artists**: Hot Cookies [2]

1989
* Bhundu Boys: Pamberi! [3]
* **Various Artists**: Under African Skies [4]

2004
* Ali Farka Touré: Red&Green [5]

2006
* Robyn Hitchcock: This Is The BBC [6]

## Kershaw Quoted On Sleevenotes

2006
* Billy Bragg: Life's A Riot With Spy Vs Spy (Re-issue) [7]

*"...I put the needle on the record and 'A New England' came on, and I know it's a cliché, but I can genuinely say that it changed my life."*
Iain Chambers

**Iain Chambers** is an English composer, radio & sound producer and performer.

Iain has composed and performed since the 1990s. He formed the duo Bow Mods with Philip Clayton Smith, releasing an album and 2 EPs on Drunken Records.

He also produced radio programmes on BBC Radio 3 between 1999 and 2007. In 2003, with BBC Radio 3 colleagues Felix Carey and Philip Tagney, he co-founded musique concrète collective Langham Research Centre. The trio sought to breathe new life into experiments with reel-to-reel tape, producing two editions of Between The Ears: Gateshead Multistorey Carpark, and guest+host=ghost written by and starring Peter Blegvad, and featuring Nick Cave. In 2005 the trio were joined by Robert Worby, and began to perform new realisations of work by John Cage, Alvin Lucier, Christian Wolff and others, using their instrumentarium of obsolete analogue equipment, alongside their own new music made from the same sources.

Iain won a second Radio Academy award for his 2011 radiophonic drama written by Peter Blegvad, Use It Or Lose It. Broadcast by BBC Radio 3 and starring Harriet Walter and David Horovitch, the drama also received a Prix Europa Special Commendation, and was a finalist in the 2013 BBC Audio Drama Awards.

## Links to Kershaw

Chambers produced programmes at BBC Radio 3 between 1999-2007, including Andy Kershaw and Late Junction. With Kershaw he made programmes in Algeria, Mali, Corsica and Sardinia, winning a Gold award for best Specialist Music Programme at the Radio Academy Awards in 2003.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Official Website
Lucy Duran

**Lucy Durán** is a British ethnomusicologist, record producer and radio presenter. In the 1980s, Durán worked as a curator at the British Library National Sound Archive. She joined SOAS University of London in 1993, and is Professor of Music with special reference to Africa and Cuba, in the School of Arts. She is the daughter of Spanish composer and civil war veteran Gustavo Durán and the sister of poet Jane Duran and author Cheli Duran.

She was the regular presenter of BBC Radio 3's world music programme World Routes for its duration on air from 2000-2013, and featured programmes about traditional music recorded on location in countries as diverse as Madagascar, Equatorial Guinea, Paraguay and Albania.

(Read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

Lucy Durán exposed Andy Kershaw to musicians like Youssou N'Dour and Toumani Diabaté, playing impromptu sessions in her London front room. He also worked with her on some of the BBC Radio 3 shows including World Routes. In 2007, Lucy Duran took over from Kershaw after he was experiencing personal problems in his life.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* SOAS
Stereo Sequence

**The Stereo Sequence** was a BBC Radio 1 Saturday afternoon programme, broadcast in the late 80's. The programme, which ran for ​5 1⁄2 hours, incorporated the previous stand-alone Saturday afternoon shows, including the weekly look at the American charts, which was shortened to an hour, as well as live concerts.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw was a presenter for the In Concert section of the Stereo Sequence, broadcast on 24th September 1988 where he presented artists performing at the 1988 Cambridge Folk Festival, which included Tanita Tikaram, Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows with Billy Bragg.
S. E. Rogie

**Sooliman Ernest "Rogie"** or **S. E. Rogie** (1926 – 4 July 1994) was a highlife and palm wine guitarist and singer from Sierra Leone.

Sooliman Ernest Rogers was born in 1926 in the town of Fonikoh, Pujehun District in southern Province Sierra Leone. He began performing early, while supporting himself as a tailor, and he came to use his nickname "Rogie" as his official surname. In the 1960s, he became a professional musician, singing in four languages. His hits include "Koneh Pehlawo", "Go Easy with Me" and "My Lovely Elizabeth". He formed a band called The Morningstars in 1965. In 1973 Rogie left Africa and travelled to the United States. There he performed at elementary and high schools across California, and received awards from the US Congress and Senate, the cities of Berkeley and Oakland, California.

In 1988, after being invited by British disc jockey Andy Kershaw, Rogie moved to England, where he bought a home in Finchley. In 1991, he put together a band, The Palm-Wine Tappers, and toured the UK. He died on 4 July 1994 at the age of 68, shortly after recording his last album, Dead Men Don't Smoke Marijuana. He had undergone heart bypass surgery in February but against medical advice travelled to perform in Russia, where he lost consciousness while performing onstage. He died at Lewisham Hospital, South London, having been flown by air ambulance from Estonia.

## Links to Kershaw

Kershaw discovered the artist via Ian A. Anderson and invited Rogie to do a session for his show in 1988. The singer did three sessions for Kershaw's programmes.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1988-03-17. First Broadcast: 24 March 1988. Repeated: 16 June 1988

* Koneh Pelawoebeh / Don't Touch Me Tomatoe / Nyalima Nyapoi / Passion

2. Recorded: 1989-03-02. First Broadcast: 09 March 1989

* Clue Koondi / Ndma Neneekpa / Please Go Easy With Me / Keke Kekefarana

3. Recorded: 1991-05-23. First Broadcast: 23 June 1991

* Song Of Unity / Stop Backbiting / Recipe For True And Lasting Happiness

## Other Shows Played

   1986
* 05 November 1986 (John Peel): She Caught Me Red Hot (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S.E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone

1987
* 01 January 1987: Twist With The Morning Stars (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone
* 23 April 1987: A Time In My Life (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone
* 28 May 1987: Twist With The Morning Stars (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone
* 17 September 1987: Too Many Women
* 17 December 1987: I Wish I Was A Cowboy (LP - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Rogiphone

1991
* 23 June 1991: Twist With The Morning Stars (album - The 60's Sounds Of S. E. Rogie Vol. 1) Cooking Vinyl

2020
* Kershaw Tapes: Let's Offer Up Our Hearts To Each Other

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Strange Roots

In 1994, Andy Kershaw started Strange Fruit's subsidiary label, **Strange Roots**, which released session recordings by world music and roots artists from his radio show. Strange Fruit was established in 1986 by former Dandelion Records business chief Clive Selwood, John Peel's long-time friend and personal manager, was a primary distributor of BBC recordings, focusing on Peel sessions. The DJ himself had nothing to do with the label's ownership or management, although he did lend support and suggested sessions that he felt deserved release.

## Strange Roots Records Catalogue (Kershaw Sessions)

* R00TCD 001: Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians: The Kershaw Sessions (1994)
* ROOT CD2: Martin Carthy: The Kershaw Sessions (1994)
* R00TCD 3: Papa Wemba: Kershaw Sessions (1994)
* ROOTCD004: Remmy Ongala: The Kershaw Sessions (1994)
* ROOTCD 005: Pops Staples: The Kershaw Sessions
* Root CD 006: Ted Hawkins: The Kershaw Sessions (1995)
* ROOTCD007: Brendan Croker: The Kershaw Sessions (1995)
Live Aid

**Live Aid** was a benefit concert held on Saturday 13 July 1985, as well as an ongoing music-based fundraising initiative. The original event was organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for relief of the Ethiopian famine. Billed as the "global jukebox", the event was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, UK, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, US, attended by exactly 89,484 people.

On the same day, concerts inspired by the initiative were held in other countries, such as the Soviet Union, Canada, Japan, Yugoslavia, Austria, Australia and West Germany. It was one of the largest-scale satellite link-ups and television broadcasts of all time; an estimated audience of 1.9 billion, across 150 nations, watched the live broadcast, nearly 40% of the world population.

## Links to Kershaw

Andy Kershaw became one of the many presenters of Live Aid on the BBC. He interviewed many musicians on the day, including on one occasion, actor, John Hurt, who he was not familiar with and managed to carry the interview successfully, despite not knowing any of his films.

In 2005, Kershaw, criticised Bob Geldof, the co-organiser of Live Aid in the Independent newspaper, published on 17th June [1], when he decided to do something similar called Live 8 in that year. He criticised him for his arrogance of not wanting to include African musicians for the concert.

Interestingly both Live Aid and Live 8 did not feature any African musicians despite those concerts main aim of fundraising for those who need help in Africa.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* YouTube
* Facebook
Kamel Nitrate

**Kamel Nitrate** is a British world music group founded in the 90's and started from a chance encounter between Tony Marrison, a producer/multi-instrumentalist who had worked on Tom McRae's Mercury-nominated debut album - and Nelson Dilation, a trail-blazing world fusion DJ. They discovered a shared love of funk, world exotica, 70's soundtracks and sci-fi themes and channeled them into a style pithily described as dubxotic ethnofunkadelia.

After a series of remixes for world fusion luminaries such as Transglobal Underground, James Asher and more they began work on their first album, forming a band on the way. The result was 2003's "Lost In Spice", a euphoric explosion of funky drums, swirling organs, brass, sitars and vocals from all over the planet. They hit the road, toured Europe.

After parting ways with Nelson, Kamel Nitrate is now a collective of musicians helmed by Tony. For this album he was joined by 15 stellar musicians including Egyptian street belly dance artist Guy Schalom, former Fela Kuti sideman Jean-Claude Yebga Dikoba, other-worldy Polish prodigy Jarmila Xymena Gorna, new ancient Griot El Crisis, Nika Boon, Portuguese Future Fado singer Mario Joao Branco, Sharon Gitau and Santa Mutanuka, plus the original Kamels from the first album and many others.

## Links to Kershaw

The group were hailed as "the future of world music" by the DJ on the date of the transmission of their session in 2003.

Former member, Samsam Bubbleman (Sam Heath), later met Kershaw at the Deershed Festival, where they discussed about their session, which was uploaded on his YouTube channel.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 12 September 2003

* Devotion / Tandoori Shakeaway / Satellite Sound / Man From Baltistan

## Other Shows Played

   1999
* 16 September 1999 (& James Asher): Assam (CD - Tigers Of The Remix) Starfield

2002
* 15 February 2002: The Man From Baltistan (demo)
* 26 April 2002: The Man From Baltistan (demo)

2003
* 29 August 2003: The Man From Baltistan (demo)
* 12 October 2003: Tandoori Shakeaway (CD - Lost In Spice) Kamelized
* 02 November 2003: Sitar Wars (CD - Lost In Space) Kamelized

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official Website
The Kershaw Tapes Vol.1

## Tape

Name
* The Kershaw Tapes

Station
* BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM
* 1988
* A cassette compilation from the collection of Peel Group member mr\_maudlin, recorded from the BBC Radio 1 John Peel and Andy Kershaw shows but with no links.
* These are tape-to-edits but from a good FM signal. The edit dates from the inlay card are: tracks 1-3 16Apr88; 4 28Jun88; 5-7 31Jul88; 8 21Sep88. I would normally make the edits a few days after broadcast.
* Tracks 4 and 5 are from the Peel show, the rest from Andy Kershaw. If there's a theme to the tape it's that it started with 60's stuff and carried on in that vein until the Admiral Tebbit track, which should have gone on to a reggae compilation but I may been lazy and didn't want to swop tapes over, or that I just wanted to get this one finished (my OCD tendencies in those days disliked partly filled tapes). But it has to be said the last three tracks are all great.
* One side only of TDK AD-X60

## Tracklisting

* **Andy Kershaw Show**
* Equals: Police On My Back 14 April 1988
* Van Morrison: Astral Weeks 14 April 1988
* Joni Mitchell: Carey 14 April 1988
* **John Peel Show**
* Kingbeezz: Now (v/a LP - Garage Punk Unknowns Vol. 1) Stone Age
* Scavengers: Curfue
* **Andy Kershaw Show**
* Admiral Tebbit: Some People Life Is Not Comfortable 22 September 1988
* Rev. Jesse Jackson introduces The Cannonball Adderley Quintet: Walk Tall 22 September 1988
* Louvin Brothers: Must You Throw Dirt In My Face 22 September 1988

## File

Name
* C115B The Kershaw Tapes

Length
* 28:37

Other
* Shared via Peel Mailing List.
* Many thanks to mr maudlin

Available
* Mooo
Hank Wangford

**Samuel Hutt**, known by the stage name **Hank Wangford** (born 15 November 1940), is an English country and western songwriter. He studied medicine at Cambridge University and eventually became a doctor. His first writing credit (as Sam Hutt) was on a Sarah Miles 1965 single "Where Am I". His first recording was credited as Boeing Duveen & The Beautiful Soup with "Jabberwock"/"Which Dreamed It" issued on UK Parlophone R 5696 in May 1968. He is co-credited as the writer as "Sam Hutt" on both sides together with Lewis Carroll, the songs are adapted.

Hutt's family background is radical: his father Allen (a journalist and expert on the history of printing) was a lifelong Communist. During the NUM miners strike in 1984/85, the **Hank Wangford Band** toured extensively with Billy Bragg and the Frank Chickens as "Hank, Frank and Billy" performing at trade-union benefit and anti-racist gigs. It was during such a benefit for the Greater London Council (GLC) in 1984 that Hank and the band were attacked on stage by a group of right-wing skinheads, an event that has been immortalised in the song "On The Line".

(Read more on Wikipedia)

## Links to Kershaw

The 1984 Edinburgh Festival Fringe saw the Hank Wangford Band achieve some acclaim, with their show being nominated for the Perrier Award. Fringe Sunday also saw the importation to Edinburgh of the sport of cow-pat flinging. Unfortunately, this required hard cow-pats as an essential part of the process. Andy Kershaw who was roadie for Billy Bragg and was at the same event, had to put out an appeal for cow-pats which later had to be dried in a microwave oven for them to work successfully. A year later, Kershaw got Hank Wangford to do a session for his radio show.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: 1985-12-05. First Broadcast: 19 December 1985

* Never Wear Mascara / Cowboys Stay On Longer / Cowcow Boogie / End Of The Road

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* YouTube
Ricardo Lemvo

**Ricardo Lemvo** (born September 3, 1957) is a Congolese singer of Angolan descent who lives in Los Angeles, California. His music is a blend of African soukous, kizomba, samba and Cuban salsa. Lemvo formed the band **Makina Loca** as a backing group in 1990. That name is, according to *The Mercury News*, "an appropriately multilingual pun that means 'crazy machine' in Spanish and roughly 'dancing in a trance' in Kikongo."

## Links to Kershaw

Ricardo Lemvo has recorded several sessions for Andy Kershaw's programmes, as well as the DJ playing his music on his radio programmes and podcast.

## Sessions

1. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 19 November 1998. Repeated: 16 December 1999

* Mama Kiyelele / Mambo Yo Yo / Tata Masamba / No Me Engañes Mas

2. Recorded: unknown. First Broadcast: 05 December 2004

* Mamba Yo Yo / Ai Valeria / Prima Donna / Mama Kiyelele

## Other Shows Played

   1997
* 22 September 1997: Africa Havana Paris (CD - Tata Masamba) Mopiato Music
* 22 December 1997: Prima Donna (CD - Tata Masamba) Mopiato Music

1998
* 18 May 1998: Prima Donna (CD - Tata Masamba) Mopiato Music
* 05 November 1998: No Me Engañes Mas (Don't Deceive Me Any More) (CD - Mambo Yo Yo) Putumayo Artists
* 12 November 1998: Africa Havana Paris (CD - Mambo Yo Yo) Putumayo Putu
* 03 December 1998: Manuela (CD - Mambo Yo Yo) Putumayo Artists

1999
* 25 March 1999: El De La Rumba Soy Yo (CD - Mambo Yo Yo) Putomayo
* 08 April 1999: Manuela (CD - Mambo Yo Yo) Putumayo Putu
* 09 December 1999: Prima Donna (CD - Tata Masamba) Mopiato Music

2001
* 17 August 2001: Si Tu No Sabes (No Te Metas) (v/a CD - Latina Café Segundo Volumen) Wagram

2003
* 19 October 2003: Ámame Mamá [Club Remix] (CD - Ay Valeria!) Mopiato Music
* 09 November 2003: Tío Antônio (CD - Ay Valeria!) Mopiato Music
* 16 November 2003: Fikofiko Ko (CD - Ay Valeria!) Mopiato Music

2004
* 04 January 2004: Kidia M'fuka (CD - Ay Valeria!) Mopiato Music
* 28 November 2004: Kidia M'Fuka (CD - Ay Valeria!) Mopiato

2005
* 10 April 2005: Mama Kiyelele (session broadcast 05 December 2004)

2006
* 02 July 2006: Mama Kiyelele (v/a CD - ¡Baila! - A Latin Dance Party) Putumayo

2023
* Andy Kershaw Podcast Episode 21: Prima Donna (Petit Nzele) (album - Tata Masamba) Mopiato Music

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
"Garrafa da Proteção"

* Descrição

Um vaso de flores muito comum. Embora tenha sido comprado pela Comissão Yashiro e colocado em um lugar bastante visível, sua aparência construção não são nada especiais.
Na verdade, este vaso representa o significado de "manter a simplicidade original e fazer bem seu trabalho básico". Também serve de incentivo para aqueles que estão temporariamente passando por momentos difíceis, lembrando-lhes que, enquanto continuarem trabalhando duro, um dia podem se destacar, assim como este vaso.

* Como Obter

### Diagrama

Tesouro do Paraíso Mágico

**"Garrafa da Proteção"** é um item de Decoração que pode ser criado e utilizado no Bule de Relachá.

O diagrama de "Garrafa da Proteção" pode ser obtido no Tesouro do Paraíso Mágico por  Moeda do Paraíso ×160.

## Criação

Ao criar pela primeira vez, você recebe  Confiança ×60.

Criação por 14 horas 8Pedaço de Ferro Branco- 8 Pedaço de Ferro Branco
1**"Garrafa da Proteção"** 1 **"Garrafa da Proteção"**Resulta em  **"Garrafa da Proteção"** ×1

## Conjuntos de Decoração

Nenhuma receita usa "Garrafa da Proteção" em sua síntese.

## Histórico de Mudanças

Lançado na **Versão 2.2**[crie um novo histórico]
Judi Spiers

**Judith Marilyn Spiers** (born 15 March 1953) is a British radio and television presenter.

Initially training to be an actress at the Rose Bruford College, Spiers began her broadcasting career at Westward Television in 1977, then the ITV station for south-west England. She impressed in the birthday slot with Gus Honeybun with cheeky humour. In short order, she moved to the *What's Ahead* entertainment guide. She hosted local beauty contests *Mr TSW* and *Miss TSW*, reflecting the new south-west station TSW TSW produced a nationally networked daytime chat show *Judi!*, which ran for six editions.

Eventually, Spiers moved to national television, as a presenter on BBC One's daily magazine programme *Pebble Mill* from October 1991 until August 1994. In 1995 she co-hosted *The Alternative DJ* with Peter Jeffrey and Oliver Senton. She also hosted a Saturday show on BBC Radio 2 between 1994 and 1998. Spiers continued to work for TVS, presenting the networked show *Scavenger Hunt*.

Spiers presented the morning show on BBC Radio Devon from 2005 until 2015.

## Links to Kershaw

On her 10th February 2012 show, Judi meets broadcasting veteran Andy Kershaw, who's appearing in Devon this weekend.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Genome
Music Extra

**Music Extra** is a BBC World Service music documentary series.

Andy Kershaw presented an episode in 2006 called Back On Highway 61:

Beginning with the resounding hit of a snare drum, Like A Rolling Stone starts Bob Dylan’s first fully electrified album, Highway 61 Revisited. When he first heard the song in his mother’s car, Bruce Springsteen said it was “like somebody kicked open the door to your mind.” The album represents the birth of rock music, as opposed to the pop or beat music that preceded its release. It sounds as subversive now as it did over 50 years ago.

Besides revolutionising popular music, the album transformed the life of broadcaster Andy Kershaw. For him, nothing would be the same after Highway 61.

Andy travels to America to meet the surviving musicians and hear the extraordinary stories behind the recording sessions. Dylan was only 24 years old when he walked into Columbia Studio A in New York City to record the album in June 1965. For a masterpiece record, it is all the more remarkable that almost no preparation, and absolutely no rehearsal, went into it.

Al Kooper, who was brought in as an observer, tells how he mistakenly and fortunately found himself playing the organ on Like A Rolling Stone, discovering the song’s melody on the spot. Bassist Harvey Brooks talks about the patience that was required to work with the unorthodox Dylan. Legendary Nashville musician Charlie McCoy describes how he was accidentally brought in to play the memorable Spanish-sounding guitar on Desolation Row. And Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones provides a surprising take on Highway 61’s legacy.
Young Socialists On Tour

**Young Socialists On Tour** was a radio documentary series broadcast on BBC Radio Four in 2002.

## Links to Kershaw

Michael Rosen, the son of communist parents, talks to political radicals about the journeys they have made to the major sites of international socialism. Andy Kershaw appeared on the second episode talking about his visit to North Korea.
Great Moments Of Vinyl History

Artist
* v/a

Label
* Special Delivery

Release date
* 1988

Format
* LP / Cassette

Comments
* Compilation album compiled exclusively by Andy Kershaw.
* In 2004, a sequel was released called More Great Moments Of Vinyl History.

## Tracklisting

Side 1
* Barrence Whitfield & The Savages: Walkin' With Barrence
* S E Rogie: Twist With The Morningstars
* Phil Cunningham & Gary Peterson: Jean's Reel/The Moving CloGary Petersonud
* Ted Hawkins & Billy Bragg: Cold And Bitter Tears
* Kathryn Tickell: A B Hornpipe/Mrs Bolowski's

Side 2
* Orchestra Baobab: Utru Horas
* Jim Ford: Harlan Country
* Makgona Tsohle Band: Duba Duba
* Pa Jobarteh: Masane Silse
* Dwight Yoakam: Mystery Train
* Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena: Solo Na Mutsa
* Steve Phillips: Broke Down And Hungry

## Played

2002
* 30 August 2002: Jim Ford: Harlan Country
Kershaw Africa 19

## 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**
* Youssou N'Dour: Shaking The Tree (session) 03 March 1996
* Youssou N'Dour: Mandela (session) 03 March 1996
* Imitshotshovu: Ngixolele 03 March 1996
* Positive Black Soul: Djoko (Unity) 10 March 1996
* Cosmos Kamunda and Bandure Super Stars: Ndipfuhwire 10 March 1996
* Nothembi Mkhwebane: Khalimani 10 March 1996
* John Chibadura: Pfuma Yenhaka 10 March 1996
* Wendo: Marie-Louise 1958 17 March 1996
* Ihashi Elimhlophe: Impendulo 17 March 1996
* Africa Negra: Bo Lega Caco Mode Bo 17 March 1996
* Viva La Musica & Papa Wemba: Kaokokokorobo 17 March 1996
* **File 2**
* Sona Diabaté: Dr. Gerard Dutranois 17 March 1996
* Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi: Ivai Navo 07 April 1996
* Trio Aka: Sauidi 07 April 1996
* Remmy Ongala: Kilio 07 April 1996
* JJ Chauke & Tiyimeleni & Young Sisters: Penina 14 April 1996
* Leonard Dembo & Barura Express: Ndungu Ndamenya 14 April 1996
* Wendo: Marie Louise (CD - Nani Akolela Wendo ?) Franc'Amour 05 May 1996
* Sona Diabaté: Guy-Yah (CD - Garé Garé) Popular African Music 05 May 1996
* Soul Brothers: Amaphutha (v/a CD - Jive Nation - The Indestructible Beat Of Soweto Vol. 5) Earthworks 05 May 1996
* Habib Koité & Bamada: Nanale (The Swallow) (CD - Mosu Ko) Sabamc 12 May 1996

## File

Name
* 1) Kershaw 19a.mp3
* 2) Kershaw 19b.mp3

Length
* 1) 47:03
* 2) 47:34

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

Available
* 1-2) Mooo
TTFM

**TTFM** was a BBC Radio 1 documentary broadcast in 1995.

## Links to Kershaw

Motorcycles, music and the Isle of Man. To mark this year's Isle of Man T.T. races, Radio 1 is celebrating bikes, bikers and the type of courage needed to ride a motorcycle through tiny villages at
175mph. TTFM gets its knee down with biking music, classic commentaries from the island and new contributions from Andy Kershaw, John Peel and a number of rather faster two-wheeled brethren.