Put on your driving gloves, dear listener, for a particularly high-octane edition of the show as this week as we explore the world of speedsters, car chases and rally racing.Amongst other thrilling selections, you will hear library music from both sides of the English Channel, a version of a well-known instrumental hit by anti-musicians The Shaggs and a most surprising “unplugged” version of that motorway classic, Autobahn.
Listen now:
The Music
| 1. | Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour: Top Rally from Luke Vibert’s Further Nuggets |  |
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| 2. | Albert Duglas Meakin: Car Chase a Margellina (Dal film Piedono lo sbirro) from Terence Hill, Vol. 1 | |
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| 3. | The Shaggs: Wheels from The Shaggs | |
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| 4. | Johnny Pearson: Action Drive from KPM 1000 Series: Speed and Excitement | |
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| 5. | Gabor Szabo: Sophisticated Wheels from California Dreamin’: Jazz Exotica | |
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| 6. | James Taylor Quartet: One Way Street from The Money Spyder | |
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| 7. | The Ventures: Starsky And Hutch from TV Themes | |
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| 8. | Oscar Brandenburg Orchestra: Music To Drive By from Girl In A Suitcase (Upgraded) | |
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| 9. | Fink: Autobahn from Mondscheiner | |
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| 10. | BBII: Car Chase from Red Giant – Single | |
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Taking its name from a track by Jon Brooks, this show was going to be all about mitosis and meiosis until we discovered there s not as much cell themed music as you might Imagine. So instead it is an educational round up of new and classic tracks from Giant Claw, Ben Worley, The Focus Group, Tony Pegler, The Caravans, BBC Radiophonic Workshop, The Simonsound, Man or Astro-man, Yurak and Diad.
