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PMB ABC
This ABC playlist is arranged in alphabetical order, from A to Z, for no reason. It will certainly not help you or your children learn English. Play it over and over again until you can’t stand it anymore. Listen to PMB … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, alphabet, Bill Wurtz, Brooderick, C418, Colonel Elliot & The Lunatics, Doubleface, Gabonano, Hotel Orchestra, Ivor Cutler, Jonny Truck, Juice Music, Maximilian, MF Doom, Miku Hatsune, Mouse On Mars, Oneohtrix Point Never, Perfume, Pinkfong, Rs Chauhan Ikka, Sleep Baby Sleep, Space Art, The Focus Group, The Muppets, THREE1989, Tokyo Elvis, Tony Carey, Xuxa, Yma Sumac
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PMB Bonus Show 03: Yma Sumac (Ennio Morricone, Piero Piccioni, Brian Blessed, Barry Gray, Yma Sumac, Leila, Ananda Shankar, The Free Pop Electronic Concept, Chaquito, Tipsy, Mr Hopkinson’s Computer)
Due to commitments elsewhere in the galaxy, we are not able to bring you the scheduled show this week, dear listener. Instead, we take a trip back in time to the days we were doing the show on local radio. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananda Shankar, Barry Gray, Brian Blessed, Chaquito, Ennio Morricone, Leila, Mr Hopkinson's Computer, Piero Piccioni, The Free Pop Electronic Concept, Tipsy, Yma Sumac
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PMB126: Highly Flammable (Sid Bass, Ananda Shankar, Senor Coconut and his Orchestra, Enoch Light, Hong Kong In The 60s, Paul Giovanni, Meridian Brothers, Mae West, Yma Sumac, Alan Haven, Korla Pandit)
Checking the extensive archives, we were surprised that we’ve not yet addressed ourselves to the element of Fire on Project Moonbase. With Beltane recently upon us, marking the beginning of Summer, what better time to turn the heat up and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Haven, Ananda Shankar, Enoch Light, Hong Kong in the 60s, Korla Pandit, Mae West, Meridian Brothers, Paul Giovanni, Senor Coconut and his Orchestra, Sid Bass, Yma Sumac
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