Episode #2776
The Irish New Music "Scene"
Monday, April 20, 2009
PROGRAM #2776, New Irish Music (First aired on Friday, 3-14-08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Daniel Figgis |
Skipper |
The Please Front [3:30] |
Black Burst #005, distr. by Rough Trade www.roughtraderecords.com |
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Roger Doyle |
Baby Grand |
Baby Grand [4:00] |
Available at BVHAAST |
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Daniel Figgis |
Private tapes |
Timothy Cream’s Crown of Wines [4:30] |
Info at www.danielfiggis.com |
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Brian O’Huiggin |
Tionchar |
Balintore Fancy [3:30] |
www.brohig.com is under construction. No further information. |
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Richard G. Evans |
Private recording |
Grindlewald’s Wedding [5:00] |
Information at: www.myspace.com/richardgevans |
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General Practise |
Private recording |
Keith’s Solo [4:00] |
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Spectac |
Garvilla-Audio Tong |
Centurion [6:00] |
www.audiotong.net |
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Deep Burial |
Black Music |
Glue Rag Lung [5:30] |
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The Green Time Ensemble |
Private recording |
Under the Green Time [4:00] |
Info at www.rogerdoyle.com or www.brohig.com |
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Vincent Doherty |
Private recording |
Obelisk [3:00] |
No further information. |
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Amoebazoid |
Zuckung |
G’s Last Day [4:00] |
Cycling c74-012 www.cycling74.com OR www.myspace.com/amoebazoid |
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Various Artists: Roger Doyle |
When It's Ajar: The Music of Daniel Figgis? |
Float Tank [6:00] |
Spitroast Records no # www.spitroastrecords.com |


Comments [1]
Your show has introduced me to some amazing music over the years, but in March you surpassed yourself when you played a couple of jazz tracks from the Neil Cowley Trio's album Displaced. The music excited me so much that I HAD to have that album – YESTERDAY. I managed to get it, with some difficulty, through the Trio’s website. The whole album has the same exhilarating impact on me.
So you can imagine how thrilled I was to find that the Neil Cowley Trio is playing in Joe’s Pub in New York on 16th June!!! I got tickets, and there are still some left so I urge you not to miss this wonderful jazz band and their energetic music. They are also playing at the Rochester Jazz Festival on 14th June, but that’s a bit far for this (transplanted from Dublin) Greenwich Village gal.
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