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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2015 · 58 MIN

Post Punk Britain 'City Of The Dead'

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A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. Tonight's show includes a reference to Julien Temple's excellent documentary, shown on the BBC at New Year, about the Clash's performance at the first night of the Roxy Club in Covent Garden. Full track-listing for the show: 1. Buzzcocks - Love You More (1978) 2. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Furniture Music (1979) 3. John Cooper Clark - Innocents (1977) 4. Essential Logic - Wake Up (1979) 5. Kirsty MacColl - They Don’t Know (1979) 6. Boomtown Rats - Mary of the 4th Form (1977) 7. Johnny Clarke - Them Never Love Poor Marcus 8. Delta 5 - Anticipation (1980) 9. Echo & The Bunnymen - Crocodiles (LIVE, 1981) 10. Culture - Two Sevens Clash (1977) 11. Clash - City of the Dead (LIVE, ) 12. Joe Jackson - On Your Radio (1979) 13. Jam - Butterfly Collector (1979) 14. Moondogs - Schoolgirl Crush (1980) 15. 999 - Nasty Nasty (1978) 16. Gang of Four - To Hell With Poverty (1981) 17. Ken Boothe - Is It Because I’m Black Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 18th April 2015.)

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A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. Tonight's show includes a reference to Julien Temple's excellent documentary, shown on the BBC at New Year, about the Clash's performance at the first night of the Roxy Club in Covent Garden. Full track-listing for the show: 1. Buzzcocks - Love You More (1978) 2. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Furniture Music (1979) 3. John Cooper Clark - Innocents (1977) 4. Essential Logic - Wake Up (1979) 5. Kirsty MacColl - They Don’t Know (1979) 6. Boomtown Rats - Mary of the 4th Form (1977) 7. Johnny Clarke - Them Never Love Poor Marcus 8. Delta 5 - Anticipation (1980) 9. Echo & The Bunnymen - Crocodiles (LIVE, 1981) 10. Culture - Two Sevens Clash (1977) 11. Clash - City of the Dead (LIVE, ) 12. Joe Jackson - On Your Radio (1979) 13. Jam - Butterfly Collector (1979) 14. Moondogs - Schoolgirl Crush (1980) 15. 999 - Nasty Nasty (1978) 16. Gang of Four - To Hell With Poverty (1981) 17. Ken Boothe - Is It Because I’m Black Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 18th April 2015.)

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