Kraftwerk Live @ Global Gathering 24th May 1997

Kraftwerk had never played festivals before, presumably never played outdoors before. They apparently went to the prior year Global Gathering incognito to decide for themselves whether it would work in a large tent full of young(ish) people (mostly) under the influence of various intoxicants.  Judged for yourself if it worked, entrance to the tent had to be stopped hours before they came on. Everyone including most of the other artists on the bill wanted to see their glorious return.

 

 Tracklist:

1.  Numbers          0:00

2.  Computer World  5:30

3.  Radioactivity         9:30

4.  Trans Europe Express 17:20

5.  Pocket Calculator 27.20

6.  The Robots                        39:00

This isn't the full set they played, only the tracks that were broadcast on BBC Radio 1 over the weekend.

Inspiral Carpets Live @ Glasgow Barrowlands 24th April 1990

As the listing below suggest the Carpets were a band apart. This is a live audience recording, as far as I can tell. Probably bought from one of the many stalls at the Barra's market beside the Barrowlands that sold bootlegs live recordings. 

Tracklisting:
1.  Real Thing
2.  Directing Traffik
3.  Beside Me
4.  This Is How It Feels
5.  I'll Keep It In Mind
6.  Sackville
7.  Song For A Family
8.  Weakness
9.  Move
10. Beast Inside
11. She Comes In The Fall
12. Further Away
13. Find Out Why?
14. Grip
15. Commercial Rain
16. Joe
17. Biggest Mountain

2.1 Unknown Instrumental "Moo"
2.1 Weakness (Live in Chicago FM Broadcast)

All Singing, All Dancing, All Night - Stuart Maconie with Ian Levine on BBC Radio 2 - Northern Soul Series

 Stuart Maconie presents a series telling the story of Northern Soul, the music cult that drew thousands of dancers to northern ballrooms throughout the seventies. His guest in tonight's programme is Ian Levine, who plays his favourite Northern Soul tracks and recalls how he created one of the most famous venues for the music - the Highland Room at Blackpool Mecca.

Tracklist: 

Double Cooking - The Checkerboard Squares [Villa Records] [1965] 

I'm Satisfied With You - The Fury's [Keymen Records] [1967] 

More, More, More Of Your Love - Bob Brady & The Con Chords [Chariot] [1967] 

I Spy (For The FBI) - Jamo Thomas & His Party Brothers Orchestra [Thomas Records] [1966] 

Exus Trex - The Luther Ingram Orchestra [Hib Records] [1966] 

Keep On Keeping On - N. F. Porter [Lizard] [1971] 

Put Your Arms Around Me - The Sherrys [J. J. Records] [1966] 

Born A Loser - Dawn Ray [RCA Victor] [1968] 

Hit And Run - Rose Batiste [Revilot Records] [1966] 

Just Like The Weather - Nolan Chance [Constellation Records] [1965] 

The Key To My Happiness - The Charades [MGM Records] [1966] 

It Really Hurts Me Girl - The Carstairs [Red Coach Records] [1973] 

I Can't Belive It, Its A Miracle - Tamalia Banks [Solid Groovebound] [1992] 

Reaching For The Best - The Exciters [20th Century Records] [1975] 

Time Will Pass You By - Tobi Legend [Mala] [1968] 

(Countdown) Here I Come - The Tempos [Canterbury] [1967] 

A Lil Lovin' Sometimes - Alexander Patton [Capitol Records] [1966] 

Lucky Number - Ronnie McNeir [Achievement Records] [1999] 

 FM Broadcast on BBC Radio 2 Wed 21st Oct 1998

All Singing, All Dancing, All Night - Stuart Maconie with Russ Winstanley on BBC Radio 2 - Northern Soul Series

 A great radio series from a great broadcaster. Stuart Maconie walks us through Northern Soul. In this episode he covers the Wigan Casino's heyday with Russ Winstanley.

 

Tracklist: 

Dean Courtney - I'll Always Need You [RCA Victor] [1966] 

Morris Chestnut - Too Darn Souful [Amy] [1967] 

Beverly Anne - You've Got Your Mind On Other Things 

Percy Wiggins - It Did'nt Take Much [RCA Victor] [1966] 

Major Lance - You Don't Want Me No More [Okeh] [1967] 

Jerry Williams Jr.- If You Ask Me [Calla Records] [1965] 

The Human Beinz- Nobody But Me [Capitol Records] [1967] 

Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Break Out [New Voice Records] [1966] 

Frank Wilson - Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) [Unrealesed] [1965] 

Epitome Of Sound - You Don't Love Me [Sandbag Records] [1968] 

P.P. Arnold - Everythings Gonna Be Alright [Immediate] [1697] 

Yvonne Baker - You Didn't Say A Word [Cameo Parkway] [1967] 

Tommy Hunt - Loving On The Losing Side [Spark] [1976] 

Gerri Granger - I Go To Pieces [Eric Records] [1971] 

 (The 3 Before 8 - Wigan Closers) Jimmy Radcliffe - Long After Tonight Is Over [Musicor Records] [1965] Tobi Legend - Time Will Pass You By [Mala] [1968] 

Dean Parish - I'm On My Way [Laurie Records] [1967] 

 First Broadcast on Weds 28th October 1998 on BBC Radio 2. Unsure which episode this was and how many shows there were in total, ping me if you know.

One In The Jungle - Mickey Finn & MC Navigator June 1996

 Drum 'n' Bass was a breath of fresh air in the mid 90s, a multicultural blend of many things that would catch my young ears searching for new sounds. Breaks, Beats, borrowing from Jazz, Hip Hop, Dance Music, Reggae and Dancehall, sampling films for atmosphere or just humour. It was exciting, new and funky.

BBC Radio 1 was still at the forefront of youth and music culture at the time (maybe it still is and I'm too old to know) and had the fantastic One In The Jungle show running weekly in '96/97.

I probably didn't know much about Mickey Finn or MC Navigator then or now but I taped it and rinsed it many times over the years since....move the couch back and enjoy.

 

 The full tracklist can be found here Rolldabeats.com - One In The Jungle

Pavement - Live @ Liverpool Sound City Oct'99

 Dream bill for me Pavement & Stereolab and introduced by John Peel perfect. Pavement wrap it up with their excellent cover of Echo and The Bunnymen's The Killing Moon as a special tribute to the host city.

Dylangt7 · Live @ Sound City Liverpool 28th Oct 1999

FM Broadcast on BBC Radio 1 Tracklist: 

1.Cut Your Hair 

2.Spit On A Stranger 

3.Kennel District 

4.Shady Lane 

5.You Are A Light 

6.Billie 

7.Stereo 

8.Major Leagues 

9.Two States 

10.The Killing Moon / Green Grow the Rushes, O

Gilles Peterson - Worldwide - BBC Radio 1 - 6th Aug 1998 (Show #2)

 Gilles Peterson started his first nationwide Worldwide radio show on Radio 1 in 1998 and is still going strong each Saturday on 6Music. For people who loved music it was an education each week. Sure there were other DJs and shows that played Jazz or smatterings of Soul or Hip Hop or were playing the current Mo Wax, Ninjatune or Warp releases BUT none brought them all together on one show and highlighted the common thread... and Joining The Dots.

 

Dylangt7 · Gilles Peterson - Worldwide BBC Radio 1 - 6th Aug 1998 (Show #2)

Gilles Peterson - Worldwide - 6th Aug 1998 (Show #2) 

Tracklisting:

Burt Bacharach - South American Getaway [A&M Records] [1969]
Shawn J Period - Seek Jesus For Peace (Ignore The Distorsion) [SSR] [1998]
Young Disciples - All I Have In Me [Talkin' Loud]
Mystereum - Lonely Can Be Sweet (Scuba Mix) [Talkin' Loud] [Unreleased at time] [2000]
Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit (Masters At Work - A Tribute To Fela) [MAW Records] [1999]
Interfearence - Never Changes [FFRR] [1998]
The Beta Band - Push It Out [Regal] [1998]
The Dead Ringers - Vertigo [Tele Beats] [1998]
4 Hero - Loveless (ft Ursula Rucker) [Talkin' Loud] [1997]
Silent Poets - Get Ready (ft Ursula Rucker) 
T-Love - I'm Coming [Pickininny Recordings] [1998]
Johnny Griffin Orchestra - Wade in The Water [Riveride Records] [1960]
Two Banks Of Four - Speedys Auto Repair [Sirkus Records]
Dego - He Said [2000 Black] [1998]
Photek - Santiago [Virgin] [1998]
Grooverider - On The Double [Higher Ground] [1998]
Cannonball Alderly - Up And At It
(not on tape)
Fantissmo Beach - People
Four Tet - 36,25 Pt1
Sun Ra - Space Is The Place
Stevie Wonder - Superwoman
Ge-ology ft. Wizdom Life - Inebriated (Feel Good Journey) [SSR] [1998]