PROGRAM # 1804, "Under-The-Water works" - songs about drowning (First aired on 6/22/00)
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Opening music: Paul Dresher/Water Dreams (excerpt from New Sounds #1803, "Water Works") |
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Ute Lemper |
Punishing Kiss |
Little Water Song [4:00] |
Universal/Decca #289 466 473** (PRMS*) |
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David Bowie |
Baal, by Bertolt Brecht |
The Drowned Girl [3:00] |
"extended play" vinyl release, 1982, RCA #CPL-1-4346. Out of print. |
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Orlando Gough |
Century XXI, UK Volume 1, A- M |
Drowning, Part 3 [3:00] |
New Tone #6750. Italian import. www.felmay.it or info@felmay.it Or try www.artist-shop.com/cuniform/ |
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Jeremy Peyton Jones |
North South East West |
Going Down [4:00] |
New Tone #6748. Same as preceding. |
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Michael Nyman |
Drowning By Numbers |
Drowning By Number 2 [6:00] |
Virgin #CDVE #23.** (PRMS*) |
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3 Mustaphas 3 |
Out On The Rolling Sea: a tribute to the music of Joseph Spence |
A Chilling Tale: Harcourt Drowned [4:30] |
Green Linnet #3095. GREEN LINNET RECORDS, 43 Beaver Brook Rd., Danbury CT 06810; 203-730-0333. www.greenlinnet.com |
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Not Drowning, Waving |
Follow The Geography |
Sing Sing [3:00] with Stevie Smith's poem "Not Waving But Drowning" |
Reprise promo CD #PRO-6245. Not commercially available in the US. |
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Ute Lemper |
The Michael Nyman Songbook |
Full Fathom Five [4:00] |
London/Decca - Japan #POCL-1195. Not available in the US. Japanese release. |
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Gavin Bryars |
The Sinking of the Titanic |
Excerpt [10:00] |
Point Music #446 061** (PRMS* or www.pointmusic.com ) |
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Michael Nyman |
The Piano (soundtrack) |
Dreams of a Journey, excerpt [3:00] |
Virgin #88274** (PRMS*) |
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