Post Punk Britain

Fenella phone calls compilation by Post Punk Britain

This week’s show spotlights a new CD release of an 80s recording by Newcastle duo dumdum SCORE. They went back to the original analogue master tapes and ‘produced again’ the entire album. 1. dumdum SCORE - West 2. Bauhaus - Dark Entries 3. Girls At Our Best - Getting Nowhere Fast (1980) 4. Elvis Costello & Jimmy Cliff - Seven Day Weekend (1986) 5. King Tubby - Soundboy Massacre 6. Magazine - A Song From Under the Floorboards (1980) 7. Cure - In Your House (1980) 8. Motels - Days Are OK (1980) 9. Moondogs - Talking In The Canteen (1980) 10. Skids - Sweet Suburbia (1978) 11. Specials - Stupid Marriage (1979) 12. Steel Pulse - Macka Splaff 13. dumdum SCORE - Blood Drum Speaks 14. dumdum SCORE - Slab 15. Colin Newman - Inventory (1981) 16. Black - More Than The Sun (1985) 17. Max Romeo - Chase The Devil 18. Stranglers - Sverige (1978) Show originally broadcast on Break London 27/02/16 Twitter: @postpunkbritain Website: www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

Bands that played Newcastle in 1980... maybe they came to your town too. 1. Au Pairs - Love Song (1980) 2. Blurt - Get (1980) 3. Girlschool - Emergency (1980) 4. Devo - Girl You Want (1980) 5. Dirty Looks - Let Go (1980) 6. Tourists - Blind Among The Flowers (1979) 7. Hazel O’Connor - Monsters in Disguise (1980) 8. Any Trouble - Yesterday’s Love (1980) 9. Members - Flying Again (1980) 10. Undertones - You’ve Got My Number (1980) 11. Pretenders - The Wait (1979) 12. Cure - M (1980) 13. Pauline Murray - Sympathy (PEEL 1980) 14. Splodgenessabounds - Simon Templar (1980) 15. John Cooper Clarke - I Married A Monster From Outer Space (1980) 16. Steel Pulse - Caught You Dancing (1980) 17. Photos - Do You Have Fun (1980) 18. Treatment Room - Shapes (1981)

A rather arbitrary best of my shows from 2015. 1. Josef K - The Missionary (1982) 2. A Certain Ratio - Shack Up (1980) 3. Au Pairs - Shakedown (Richard Skinner, 1982) 4. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Don’t Touch Me (1979) 5. Buzzcocks - Love You More (1978) 6. Gang of Four - Damaged Goods (FAST, 1978) 7. Heaven 17 - Fascist Groove Thang (1981) 8. Jam - Butterfly Collector (1979) 9. John Cooper Clarke - Suspended Sentence (1977) 10. Magazine - Model Worker (1980) 11. Mekons - I’ll Have To Dance Then On My Own (1978) 12. Patrick Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart (1977) 13. Scars - Horrorshow (1979) 14. John Holt - For The Love Of You 15. Cure - Jumping Someone Else’s Train (1979) 16. Skids - Into The Valley (Live, 1979) 17. Specials - It’s Up To You (Live, 1979) 18. Steel Pulse - Ku Klux Klan (Live, 1980) (Originally broadcast on Break London Radio 30/01/16) Twitter: @postpunkbritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

Fenella Fielding and Simon McKay present their fifth Christmas show. A mixture of music and chat and some special guests: Andrew Logan, Nick Feldman and Kit from Wild & Wood Coffee. 1. Melody Kings - Lo, I Am With You 2. Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair 3. John Betjeman - Agricultural Caress 4. Johnny Harris - Paint It Black (1970) 5. Sex Pistols - Holidays In The Sun (1977) 6. Lindisfarne - Fog on the Tyne (1971) 7. Tommy Quickly - Wild Side of Life (1963) 8. Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody 9. Anthony Newley - Yes We Have No Bananas 10. Juliet Mills & Michael Redgrave - No My Darling Daughter

Includes tracks from the recently reissued debut LP by the Passions and a track from the brand new Boots For Dancing retrospective. 1. Protex - Listening In (1978) 2. Mo-Dettes - Dark Park Creeping (1980) 3. Maximum Joy - Stretch (1981) 4. Magazine - A Song From Under The Floorboards (1980) 5. Passions - Pedal Fury (1980) 6. Penetration - Movement (1978) 7. Revillos - Your Baby’s Gone (1981) 8. Boots For Dancing - The Pleasure Chant 9. UB40 - Food For Thought (1980) 10. Steel Pulse - Sound System (1978) 11. Clash - London’s Burning (1977) 12. Stranglers - Sverige (1978) 13. Shapes - Wot’s For Lunch Mum (1979) 14. Cure - 10:15 Saturday Night (1978) 15. Fashionable Impure - Tight Space (Demo 1981) 16. Passions - Man on the Tube (1980) 17. Keith & Tex - Tonight (1980) 18. Durutti Column - Conduct (Originally broadcast on Break Londoni 5/12/15) Twitter @postpunkbritain Website: www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

The alternative clubs in early 80s Newcastle were usually in the venues nobody else wanted to go to and on the nights nobody else wanted to be out… you might have gone to similar nights in your town. This show recalls the music, the people, the venues and the feel of those nights. 1. Human League - Sound of the Crowd 2. B-52s - Give Me Back My Man 3. Bauhaus - Kick In The Eye 4. Associates - Party Fears Two 5. James Brown - Sex Machine 6. Valentine Brothers - Money’s Too Tight To Mention 7. Nicodemus - Bone Connection 8. David Bowie - Young Americans 9. Clash - Rock The Casbah 10. Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse 11. Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone 12. Shockheaded Peters - Blood Brothers Be 13. Heavy D and the Boys - Mr Big Stuff 14. Gang of Four - Outside The Trains Don’t Run On Time 15. Cabaret Voltaire - Nag, Nag, Nag (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio 17/10/15) For more about Newcastle's clubs in the 1980s: http://www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/Newcastle-Clubs%281722660%29.htm Tweet @postpunkbritain

Lots of songs about 'work'! 1. Magazine - Model Worker (1980) 2. Skids - Working for the Yankee Dollar (1979) 3. Blue Orchids - Work (1981) 4. Cartoons - Lunchtime Love Affair (1980) 5. Members - Brian Was (1980) 6. Chelsea - Right To Work (1977) 7. Specials - Nite Klub (1980) 8. Clash - Julie’s Been Working For The Drug Squad (1978) 9. Elvis Costello - Welcome To The Working Week (DEMO, 1977) 10. Deep Freeze - Keeping You In Furs (1978) 11. Mekons - Work All Week (1979) 12. Fine Young Cannibals - Move To Work (1985) 13. Capital Letters - Unemployed (1979) 14. UB40 - So Here I Am (1982) 15. XTC - Making Plans for Nigel (1979) 16. Fabulous Poodles - Workshy (1977) 17. Joe Jackson - Friday (1979) Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio 25/07/15 Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

It's my fiftieth birthday so I'm playing exactly what I'd like to hear today. Fenella said she'd love to be on the show too so I popped round to visit her. As ever, she's on wonderful form. 1. Dusty Springfield - What’s It Gonna Be (1967) 2. Four Tops - Baby I Need Your Loving (1964) 3. Fashionable Impure - Fight Ignorance (1981) 4. Gang of Four - Damaged Goods (Fast, 1978) 5. Geo S Irving - Butler’s Song (So Long 174th St) 6. Joyella Blade - Cairo 7. Glaxo Babies - Who Killed Bruce Lee (1979) 8. Kinks - I’m Not Like Anybody Else (1965) 9. Yardbirds - He’s Always There (1966) 10. Nina Simone - See Line Woman (1965) 11. Little Sister - Somebody’s Watching You (1970) 12. Young Marble Giants - Include Me Out (1980) 13. Philadelphia All Stars - Let’s Clean Up The Ghetto (1977) 14. Au Pairs - Intact (Richard Skinner Session, 1981) 15. Fenella Fielding - 7 O’clock Razor Blade ad 16. Ron Grainer - The Prisoner (1967) 17. Shirley Bassey - The Liquidator (1965) 18. Sam Dees - Signed, Miss Heroin (1973) www.eccentricsleevenotes.com Twitter: @PostPunkBritain

No theme tonight; just a mixture of late 70s and early 80s recordings. (The show previously listed - by mistake - will go up next week). 1. A Certain Ratio - Shack Up (1980) 2. Clash - Stay Free (1978) 3. Agony Column - Love In The Head (1980) 4. Cure - Play for Today (1980) 5. Beat - Stand Down Margaret (Dub, 1980) 6. Realists - I’ve Got A Heart (1978) 7. Pseudo Existers - Coming Up For Air (1979) 8. Big Youth - Screaming Target 9. pragVEC - The Follower (1979) 10. Regents - See You Later (1979) 11. Ruts - Love In Vain (1980) 12. Bob Marley & The Wailers - Soul Rebel 13. Wah! Heat - Seven Minutes to Midnight (1980) 14. Scars - I’m Not Frightened of the Dark (1981) 15. Scotty - Children Children (1971) 16. Undertones - Mars Bars (1979) 17. Glaxo Babies - Because of You (1979) 18. Prince Far I - Throw Away Your Gun Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio 01/08/15 Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

An hour of punk and post-punk live recordings from the late 70s and early 80s, but played where they should be played on a stage WITH A ROOF ABOVE IT! 1. Members - Sound of the Suburbs (Live 1979) 2. Magazine - Model Worker (Live, Santa Monica Civic 1980) 3. Alleycats - Nothing Means Nothing (Live, Whisky CA 1980) 4. Clash - English Civil War (Live, Lyceum 1978) 5. Specials - Rat Race (Live, Amsterdam 1980) 6. Devo - Girl U Want (Live, San Francisco 1980) 7. Elvis Costello - Less Than Zero (Live, New York 1978) 8. Damned - Stretcher Case Baby (Live 1977) 9. Gang of Four - Natural’s Not In It (Live, San Francisco 1980) 10. Rezillos - Cold Wars (Live, Glasgow 1978) 11. Jam - Down In The Tube Station at Midnight (Live, Golders Green 1981) 12. Joe Jackson - Out of Style (Live, Boston 1980) 13. Passions - Why Me (Live, London 1982) 14. Delta 5 - Shadow (Live, Berkeley 1980) 15. Joy Division - Transmission (Live, Something Else 1979) 16. Josef K - Crazy to Exist (Live, Scotland 1981) 17. Au Pairs - Come Again (Live, Lyceum 1980) 18. Skids - Into The Valley (Live, London 1979)

Clearly a show with a theme... 1. Adam & The Ants - Car Trouble (1978) 2. Apartment - The Car (1980) 3. Ski Patrol - Driving (1980) 4. Buzzcocks - Fast Cars (1978) 5. Billy Bremner - Loud Music In Cars (1981) 6. Gang of Four - Man With A Good Car (1984) 7. Au Pairs - Kerb Crawler (1980) 8. Undertones - Girls Don’t Like It (1979) 9. Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Billericay Dickie (1977) 10. Jam - Saturday’s Kids (1980) 11. Tom Robinson Band - Grey Cortina (1978) 12. Urban Disturbance - Wild Boys In Cortinas (1979) 13. Clash - Car Jamming (1982) 14. Larry Wallis - Police Car (1977) 15. Wire - Dot Dash (1978) 16. Normal - Warm Leatherette (1978) 17. Siouxsie & The Banshees - Carcass 18. Sly Dunbar - Unmetered Taxi (1982) 19. I Jog & The Tracksuits - Red Box (1978) 20. Wasps - Rubber Cars (1978)

A guide to the best of late 70s and early 80s British post-punk: 1. Gang of Four - Not Great Men (1979) 2. Magazine - Model Worker (1980) 3. Teardrop Explodes - When I Dream (1980) 4. Au Pairs - Love Song (1980) 5. Monochrome Set - He's Frank (Slight Return) (1979) 6. Neon Hearts - Popular Music (1979) 7. Delta 5 - Mind Your Own Business (1979) 8. Glaxo Babies - Who Killed Bruce Lee? (1979) 9. Slits - Typical Girls (1979) 10. Young Marble Giants - Wurlitzer Jukebox (1980) 11. Comsat Angels - Independence Day (1980) 12. Cure - Jumping Someone Else's Train (1979) 13. Passions - Why Me (1980) 14. Wah! Heat - Seven Minutes To Midnight (1980) 15. Pop Group - She Is Beyond Good and Evil (1979) 16. Girls At Our Best! - Getting Nowhere Fast (1980) 17. pragVEC - Expert (1979) 18. Joy Division - Transmission (1979) On Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Originally broadcast on Break London 12/01/2013)

Best of the Post Post Britain shows from 2013. Cure - Play For Today (1980) Cabaret Voltaire - Nag, Nag, Nag Au Pairs - Intact (Session, 1981) Big Youth - Cool Breeze Clash - Janie Jones (Demo, 1977) Echo & The Bunnymen - Pride (1980) Essential Logic - Music Is A Better Noise (1980) Members - End of Term Jam - Saturday's Kids (1979) Lesley Woods - Say Peace (2013) Scotty - Draw Your Brakes (1971) Monochrome Set - Silicon Carne (1979) pragVEC - Third Person (1979) Elvis Costello - Radio Radio (1978) Gladiators - Soul Rebel (1977) White Heat - Nervous Breakdown (1979) Keith & Tex - Stop That Train Slits - Newtown (1979) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London 20/01/14)

A Stiff Records special based on Richard Balls' book 'The Stiff Records Story'. Nick Lowe - So It Goes (1976) Tyla Gang - Styrofoam (1976) Damned - New Rose (1976) Adverts - One Chord Wonders (1977) Elvis Costello - Watching the Detectives (1977) Ian Dury - Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick (1978) Lene Lovich - Home (1978) Wreckless Eric - Broken Doll (1980) Kirsty MacColl - They Don’t Know (1979) Realists - I’ve Got A Heart (OFF 4, 1978) Mick Farren - Let’s Loot The Supermarket (1977) Devo - Satisfaction (1978) Rachel Sweet ‘B.A.B.Y.’ (1978) Madness - My Girl (1980) Desmond Dekker - Please Don’t Bend Sports - Who Listens to the Radio (1979) Any Trouble - Girls Are Always Right (1980) Nick Lowe - I Love My Label (1978) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London 20/12/14)

Recorded before the election - a voice from the past; when there was still hope! Tories in power is not the way I want to revisit the 80s! These tracks will be scant consolation but I hope you enjoy them anyway: 1. Glaxo Babies - This Is Your Life (1979) 2. Essential Logic - Collecting Dust (1979) 3. Happy Family - Puritans (1982) 4. John Holt - For The Love Of You 5. Scars - Adult/Ery (1979) 6. Sham 69 - I Don’t Wanna (1977) 7. Basement 5 - Last White Christmas 8. Keith & Tex - Stop That Train 9. Adam & The Ants - It Doesn’t Matter (PEEL, 1978) 10. Buzzcocks - You Tear Me Up (1978) 11. Members - Love In A Lift (1979) 12. Junior Murvin - Police and Thieves (1976) 13. Mekons - I’ll Have To Dance Then On My Own (1978) 14. Passengers - Two Lovers (1979) 15. Barrington Levy - Bounty Hunter 16. Wild Swans - Revolutionary Spirit (1982) 17. Joe Jackson - Tilt (1980) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 9th May 2015.)

A show from before the general election: 1. Heaven 17 - Fascist Groove Thang (1981) 2. Magazine - Light Pours Out Of Me (1980) 3. A Certain Ratio - Shack Up (1980) 4. John Cooper Clarke - Suspended Sentence (1977) 5. Cabaret Voltaire - Nag, Nag, Nag (1979) 6. Gladiators - Chatty Chatty Mouth (1977) 7. Young Marble Giants - Wurlitzer Jukebox (1980) 8. Department S - Is Vic There? (1980) 9. Lora Logic - Brute Fury (1982) 10. Vibrators - Sweet Sweet Heart (PEEL, 1977) 11. Selecter - Three Minute Hero (1980) 12. Jam - Funeral Pyre (1981) 13. Wah! Heat - Seven Minutes to Midnight (1981) 14. Dangerous Girls - Dangerous Girls (1978) 15. Mahaila Saunders - Piece of My Heart (1971) 16. XTC - Ten Feet Tall (1979) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 25th April 2015.)

Fenella & Simon present a selection of fantastic Motown tracks... big names, but not necessarily the songs you'd expect to hear. (This show was first broadcast on Break London Radio as a May Special in 2012)

Recorded seven days before the general election, this week's Post Punk Britain features songs and comments that I think are very relevant today: 1. Specials - It’s Up To You (LIVE, 1979) 2. The Imposter AKA Elvis Costello - Pills & Soap (1983) 3. Barry Brown - Politician 4. Gang of Four - To Hell With Poverty (1981) 5. Stiff Little Fingers - Breakout (1979) 6. Clash - Something About England (1980) 7. Kinks - I’m Not Like Everybody Else (1966) 8. Flys - Fly v Fly 9. Sex Pistols - Liar (1977) 10. Skids - Integral Plot (1979) 11. John Cooper Clarke - Suspended Sentence (1977) 12. Beat - Stand Down Margaret (DUB, 1980) 13. Rezillos - Cold Wars (1979) 14. Bob Marley - Waiting In Vain (1977) 15. Small Faces - All or Nothing 16. Stranglers - Something Better Change (1977) 17. Specials - Stupid Marriage (1979) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show broadcast on Break London Radio on 2nd May 2015.)

A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. 1. Josef K - The Missionary (1982) 2. B Movie - Remembrance Day (1982) 3. XTC - This Is Pop (1978) 4. Jackie Edwards - Too Experienced 5. Joe Jackson - I’m The Man (1979) 6. John Cooper Clarke - Psycle Sluts (1977) 7. Bill Nelson - Do You Dream In Colour (1980) 8. Essential Logic - Quality Crayon Wax OK (1980) 9. Tapper Zukie - Pick Up The Rockers 10. 999 - Me & My Desire (1978) 11. Au Pairs - Shakedown (1982) 12. Wire - Lowdown 13. Clash - Right Profile (1979) 14. Ken Boothe - Is It Because I’m Black 15. Pale Fountains - Palm Of My Hand (1983) 16. Moondogs - Schoolgirl Crush (1980) 17. Symarip - Skinhead Moonstomp Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 28th March 2015.)

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.)

A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s: 1. Cure - Jumping Someone Else’s Train (1979) 2. Bauhaus - Kick In The Eye (1981) 3. Magazine - Give Me Everything (1978) 4. Sly Dunbar - Unmetered Taxi (1982) 5. Gas - Ignore Me (1981) 6. pragVEC - Bits (1978) 7. Slits - Vindictive (PEEL, 1977) 8. Mick Farren - Let’s Loot The Supermarket (1977) 9. Derrick Harriott - Do I Worry 10. Wreckless Eric - Pop Song (1980) 11. Nick Lowe - Heart of the City (1976) 12. Moondogs - Schoolgirl Crush (PEEL, 1980) 13. Decorators - Twilight View (1980) 14. Tapper Zukie - M.P.L.A. 15. Gang of Four - Love Like Anthrax (1978) 16. Blue Orchids - A Year With No Head (1982) 17. Jam - Butterfly Collector (1979) 18. Boomtown Rats - Mary of the 4th Form (1977) 19. Linton Kwesi Johnson - Song of Blood Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 21st February 2015.)

1. Clash - Clampdown (1979) 2. Gang of Four - Why Theory? (1980) 3. Wire - Lowdown 4. Big Youth - Screaming Target 5. 999 - Feeling Alright With the Crew (1978) 6. Cartoons - Lunchtime Love Affair (1980) 7. Dennis Brown - Lovers of Paradise 8. Realists - I’ve Got A Heart (1978) 9. Stiff Little Fingers - Suspect Device (1978) 10. Slits - Love and Romance (PEEL, 1977) 11. Barry Ford Band - Rebel (`1980) 12. Undertones - You’ve Got My Number (1979) 13. Adverts - One Chord Wonders (1977) 14. Penetration - Come Into The Open (1979) 15. pragVEC - The Follower (1979) 16. Au Pairs - Kerb Crawler 17. Moondogs - Schoolgirl Crush (PEEL, 1980) 18. I-Roy - Heart of a Lion (1978) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 7th February 2015.)

A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. 1. Stranglers - Something Better Change (1977) 2. Ruts - H-Eyes (1979) 3. Any Trouble - Turning Up The Heat (1980) 4. Eyeless In Gaza - Sunbursts In (1982) 5. Black Uhuru - Abortion (1979) 6. Essential Logic - Wake Up (1979) 7. Flys - Name Dropping (1979) 8. pragVEC - Existentialist (1978) 9. Gang of Four - Love Like Anthrax (1978) 10. Undertones - True Confessions (1978) 11. Urban Disturbance - Wild Boys In Cortinas (1979) 12. Prince Buster - Madness 13. Selecter - Three Minute Hero (1979) 14. Teardrop Explodes - Colours Fly Away (1981) 15. Ultravox - Rockwrok 16. Tapper Zukie - Don’t Get Crazy (1978) 17. X-Ray Spex - I Am A Cliché (1978) 18. Vibrators - London Girls (1977) 19. Photos - Barbarellas (1980) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 7th February 2015.)

The usual mix of late 70s and early 80s sounds including tracks from Patrik Fitzgerald's recent CD anthology and a couple of tracks recorded for John Peel. 1. Gang of Four - Tourist (PEEL, 1979) 2. Mekons - I’ll Have to Dance Then (1978) 3. Essential Logic - Collecting Dust (1979) 4. Scotty - Unbelievable Sound 5. Scritti Politti - Scritlocks Door (1979) 6. Patrik Fitzgerald - Buy Me Sell Me (1977) 7. Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart (1977) 8. Dawn Penn - You Don’t Love Me No No No 9. Clash - Armageddon Time (Live Kampuchea, 1977) 10. Mighty Wah! - Basement Blues (PEEL, 1984) 11. Maximum Joy - Stretch (Disco Mix-Rap, 1981) 12. Delroy Washington - Freedom Fighters (1976) 13. Pauline Murray - Time Slipping (1980) 14. Eyeless In Gaza - Sunbursts In (1982) 15. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Don’t Touch Me (1979) 16. Scars - Je T’aime (1981) 17. Hoax - Nice Girls (1980) 18. Poet & The Roots - Command Counsel Dub Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 31st January 2015.)

A small taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. Lots of tracks released on Fast on tonight's show (and one from its successor Pop Aural). 1. Essential Logic - Collecting Dust (1979) 2. Mekons - I’ll Have To Dance Then (On My Own) (1978) 3. Vibrators - London Girls (1977) 4. Moondogs - Who’s Gonna Tell Mary (1980) 5. Any Trouble - Turning Up The Heat (1980) 6. Tom Robinson Band - Don’t Take No For An Answer (Live, 1977) 7. Scars - Horror Show (1979) 8. Culture - Two Sevens Clash (1976) 9. Mighty Wah! - Basement Blues - Story (1984) 10. New Order - Temptation (1982) 11. Restricted Code - Love To Meet You (1981) 12. Upsetters - Django (1969) 13. 2-3 - All Time Low (1978) 14. X-Ray Spex - I Am A Cliché (1978) 15. Joy Division - Incubation (1980) 16. Gang of Four - Armalite Rifles (Fast, 1978) 17. Clash - Something About England (1980) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 17th January 2015.)

An end of year round featuring some of the tracks most played on the shows during 2014 and a few stand outs besides: 1. Passage - XOYO (1982) 2. Joy Division - Digital (1978) 3. Murder The Disturbed - Captain Zero 4. Ossie All Stars - Ready Dub (1979) 5. Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - Chinese Rocks (1978) 6. Passions - The Square (1981) 7. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Furniture Music (1979) 8. Pauline Murray - When Will We Learn (1980) 9. Scars - I’m Not Frightened of the Dark (1981) 10. Slits - Spend, Spend, Spend (DEMO, 1979) 11. Skatalites - James Bond Theme 12. Wah! Heat - Better Scream (1981) 13. Members - Sound of the Suburbs (LIVE, 1979) 14. Monochrome Set - Strange Boutique (1980) 15. Tom Robinson Band - Up Against The Wall (1978) 16. Clash - City of The Dead (LIVE, 1978) 17. Junior Murvin - Bad Weed Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/ (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 29th December 2014.)

A selection of very lively gospel recordings mainly recorded in the 50s and 60s. All interspersed with the usual Fenella & Simon chat. (Originally broadcast in 2014, but some great songs well worth hearing now).

Fenella Fielding and Simon McKay present a selection of film and show soundtrack songs from their own record collections: 1. Elaine Stritch - Broadway Baby (Concert. 1985) 2. Lisa Kirk & The Girls - Tap Your Troubles Away (Mack & Mabel. Jerry Herman, 1974) 3. Shirley Bassey - The Liquidator (Theme. 1965) 4. Sandra Church - Let Me Entertain You (Gypsy. 1959) 5. Karen Moore, Jaqueline Mayro - May We Entertain You (Gypsy. 1959) 6. Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence (The Graduate. 1968) 7. Vivian Blaine & The Hot Box Girls - Take Back Your Mink (Guys & Dolls. Frank Loesser, 1955) 8. Kay Medford, Danny Meehan - Who Taught Her Everything (Funny Girl. Jule Styne, 1964) 9. Roy Budd - Get Carter (Theme. 1971) 10. Elaine Stritch - Ladies Who Lunch (Company. 1970) 11. Walker Brothers - Deadlier Than the Male (Theme. 1966) 12. Geo S Irving - Butler's Song (So Long 174th St. 1981) 13. Diana Coupland - Underneath the Mango Tree (Dr No. 1962) 14. Zero Mostel & Maria Karnilova - Do You Love Me (Fiddler. 1971) 15. Tony Newley - Yes, We Have No Bananas (LP. 1961) www.fenellafielding.com Twitter @FenellaFielding and @PostPunkBritain

A taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s... this show includes a few tracks picked off friends' top 10s on Facebook. Because sometimes it's nice to let somebody else do the work: Slits - Grapevine (1979) Fire Engines - Candy Skin (1981) Fall - Elastic Man (1980) Mighty Diamonds - Pass The Kouchie (1982) Apartment - The Car (1980) Monochrome Set - Alphaville (1978) Mo-Dettes - Paint It Black (1980) Passage - XOYO (1982) Wah! Heat - Don't Step On The Cracks (1981) Dr Feelgood - Milk and Alcohol (1978) Clash - White Man (1978) Penetration - Duty Free Technology (1977) Photos - I'm So Attractive (1979) Public Image Ltd - Death Disco (1979) Jackie Edwards - Too Experienced Undertones - Family Entertainment (1979) Leyton Buzzards - 19 and Mad (1978) Sector 27 - Martin's Gone (1981) Tenor Saw - Ring The Alarm (1985) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

A taste of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s... this show includes reaction to Lesley Woods first London show in over 30 years and to set the scene; some very early Au Pairs recordings. Also in this edition; lots of great tracks that are new to the show: Boys - First Time (1978) Buzzcocks - Breakdown (1976) Bob Marley & The Wailers - Soul Rebel (Version) Jets - Original Terminal (1979) Scritti Politti - 28-8-78 Freshies - My Tape's Gone (1982) Seventeen - Bank Holiday Weekend Barry Brown - Politician Wah Heat - Hey (Disco) Joe Au Pairs - Ideal Woman (PEEL, 1979) Au Pairs - Kerb Crawler (1979) Passions - Hunted (1980) Scars - I'm Not Frightened of the Dark (1981) Pauline Murray - Judgement Day (PEEL, 1980) Joy Division - Incubation (1980) Shapes - Jennifer the Conifer Ossie All Stars - Ready Dub (1979) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

A taste of what the post punk generation were listening to in the early 80s... including LP tracks from Lora Logic, Scars and Pauline Murray and a 1977 John Peel recording by the Slits (Ari Up pictured): 1. Damned - Smash It Up (1979) 2. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise (1979) 3. Monochrome Set - Strange Boutique (1980) 4. I Roy & Dillinger - Freedom Version 5. Lora Logic - Pedigree Charm (1982) 6. Outcasts - The Cops Are Coming (1978) 7. Sector 27 - Not Ready (1980) 8. Scars - Leave Me In Autumn (1981) 9. Barrington Levy - Colly Weed 10. Passions - Why Me? (1980) 11. Pauline Murray - Dream Sequence (PEEL, 1980) 12. Prefects - Things In General (1978) 13. Ski Patrol - Everything Is Temporary (1980) 14. Slits - Vindictive (PEEL, 1977) 15. U Roy - Wet Vision 16. Wah! Heat - You Better Scream (1981) 17. X Dreamysts - Dance Away Lover (1978) 18. Slim Smith - Love and Devotion Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com

Music the post-punk generation were listening to. This week's show features new reissues by Pauline Murray & The Invisible Girls and the Pop Group: 1. Passage - XOYO (1982) 2. Passions - Man on the Tube (1980) 3. Pop Group - Where There’s a Will (1980) 4. Scars - Your Attention Please (1981) 5. Scotty - Unbelievable Sound 6. Shapes - What’s For Lunch, Mum (1979) 7. Shag Nasty - Looking For Love (1978) 8. Buzzcocks - Breakdown (1977) 9. Jilted John - Baz’s Party (1978) 10. Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Furniture Music (1979) 11. Third World - 96 Degrees in the Shade (1977) 12. Clash - Death or Glory (1979) 13. Pauline Murray - When Will We Learn (PEEL, 1980) 14. Monochrome Set - Strange Boutique (1980, Single) 15. Neon Hearts - Venus Eccentric (1977) 16. Junior Murvin - Bad Weed Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/ (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 11th October 2014.)

An episode of the show inspired by Don Letts' presentation of some of his post-punk footage at the BFI earlier this month: 1. Magazine - Definitive Gaze (1978) 2. Records - Teenarama (1979) 3. Flys - Energy Boy (1979) 4. Public Image Ltd - Flowers of Romance (1981) 5. Pop Group - Feed The Hungry (1980) 6. Glaxo Babies - Shake (1980) 7. King Tubby ft Augustus Pablo - King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1975) 8. Raincoats - Fairytale In The Supermarket (1979) 9. Slits - Instant Hit (DEMO, 1979) 10. Dr Alimantado - Find The One (1978) 11. Wire - 12XU 12. Desperate Bicycles - Smokescreen (1977) 13. Niney & The Soul Syndicate - Smile Dub 14. Penetration - Duty Free Technology (DEMO, 1977) 15. Passions - Batchelor Girls (1981) 16. Ski Patrol - Everything is Temporary (1980) 17. Echo & The Bunnymen - Do It Clean (1980) 18. Slits - Spend, Spend, Spend (DEMO, 1979) Twitter: @PostPunkBritain www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/ (Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 19th April 2014.)

Lesley Woods, who was singer, songwriter and guitarist with the Au Pairs is Simon McKay's guest on this edition of Post Punk Britain. Lesley chooses her favourite songs by other people; Simon chooses some of his favourite Au Pairs songs. This is the first time in 30 years Lesley has spoken about the band publicly. You can also hear a recording of a brand new song, 'Say Peace', recorded for this show. Au Pairs - Pretty Boys (John Peel Session 1979) Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me To Stay Iggy Pop - The Passenger Marianne Faithful - Broken English Au Pairs - Love Song (1981) Bob Marley - Stir It Up Prince - U Got The Look Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper Au Pairs - Shakedown (Richard Skinner Session 1981) Chic - Good Time Lesley Woods - Say Peace (Originally broadcast on Break London Radio 21/12/13) http://eccentricsleevenotes.com/WEEKLY-RADIO-SHOW%281591371%29.htm Twitter: @PostPunkBritain

Originally broadcast on Break London Radio 14/09/13. A selection of what the post-punk generation were listening to in the early 80s. It includes big tunes like 'Happy House' and some harder to find - a live version of 'Offshore Banking Business': 1. Department S - Is Vic There (1980) 2. Echo & The Bunnymen - Pride (1980) 3. Eyeless In Gaza - New Risen (1982) 4. Culture - Two Sevens Clash (1976) 5. Mekons - Work All Week (1979) 6. Members - Offshore Banking Business LIVE (1980) 7. Undertones - Get Over You (1979) 8. Cigarettes - All We Want Is Your Money (1979) 9. Glaxo Babies - Maximum Sexual Joy (1980) 10. Damned - Smash It Up (1979) 11. Josef K - Radio Drill Time (1980) 12. Wah! - Somesay (1980) 13. Gladiators - Sweet So Till (1979) 14. Joe Jackson - Don’t Ask Me (1979) 15. Siouxsie & The Banshees - Happy House (1980) 16. Slits - Grapevine (1979) 17. U Roy - Natty Rebel (1976) More information: www.eccentricsleevenotes.com/WEEKLY-RAD…91371).htm Twitter: @PostPunkBritain

Originally broadcast on Break London on 29/06/13, this is a radio show hosted by Fenella Fielding and Simon McKay that mixs chat, jazz music and interviews You can hear some wonderful singers and instrumentalists from the golden age of jazz. Also, there's an audio clip from 'Gurney Slade' - a fantastic jazz flavoured TV programme from 1960 - that starred Anthony Newley and features Fenella! Included are interviews with Cleo Laine, Annie Ross and Nigel Anthony. Tracks are: 1. Anita O’ Day - Sweet Georgia Brown (1958) 2. Billie Holiday – Strange Fruit (1939) 3. Chet Baker – Do It The Hard Way (1956) 4. Cleo Laine – Jeepers Creepers (1959) 5. Count Basie – Kid From Red Bank (1957) 6. Dizzy Gillespie Long Long Summer (1962) 7. Dave Brubeck – Take Five (1959) 8. Blossom Dearie - I’m Hip (1966) 9. Eddie Jefferson - Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (1969) 10. Jesse Price – I Ain’t Mad At You (1946) 11. Lambert, Hendricks, Ross – Jackie (1958) 12. Lester Young - I Never Knew (2) 1943 13. Louis Jordan – Five Guys Named Moe (1943) Facebook: www.facebook.com/FenellaFieldingS…nMcKayRadioShows Twitter: @FenellaFielding

This is a radio show about 60s & 70s cult TV themes hosted by Fenella Fielding and Simon McKay. As well as theme music it features a synopsis of each show, some chat and interviews with some of the stars. Shows featured include: Prisoner, Danger Man, Protectors, Persuaders, Randal & Hopkirk (Deceased), Adam Adamant Lives!, Saint, Champions, Avengers, Department S, Jason King and Man In A Suitcase. Interviewed are Kate O'Mara, Sylvia Syms, Alexandra Bastedo, Dick Fiddy (BFI) and Jon Astley (Edwin Astley's son). Fenella appeared in a number of the shows too. 1. Ron Grainer -- Man In A Suitcase (1967) 2. Edwin Astley -- The Saint (1967) 3. Kathy Kirby -- Adam Adamant Lives! (1966) 4. Tony Hatch -- Champions (1968) 5. Albert Elms -- Champions incidental music (1968) 6. Laurie Johnson -- The Avengers (1965) 7. Edwin Astley -- 'High Wire' Danger Man (1960) 8. Edwin Astley -- Danger Man Theme (1967) 9. Mel Torme -- Secret Agent Man (1966) 10. Tony Christie -- 'Avenues and Alleyways' Protectors (1972) 11. Edwin Astley - Department S Theme (1969) 12. Laurie Johnson -- Jason King (1971) 13. Edwin Astley -- Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (1969) 14. John Barry -- Persuaders (1971) Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FenellaFieldingSimonMcKayRadioShows Originally broadcast on Break London on 01/01/13,