Loyal listener Squig is to thank for suggesting this week’s theme which explores yodelling, whistling, beat-boxing, throat singing and many other novel uses of the human voice.
It turns out there is a goldmine of extraordinary vocal recordings out there and we’ve found several artists who are new to us at the Moonbase but whose work we feel will be featuring heavily in future shows. If you have an idea for a theme for a future episode of the show, dear listener, please let us know.
The Music
| 1. | Shlomo & The Swingle Singers: A Fifth of Beethoven from Beauty & the Beatbox |  |
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| 2. | Toots Thielemans: Indian Nuts from The Whistler & His Guitar | |
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| 3. | Tex Morton: Big Rock Candy Mountain from Yodellin’ Crazy | |
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| 4. | Ensemble Salgal: Dekey-Oo from Festival of Tuvan music in Moscow | |
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| 5. | Slim Gaillard: Soony-Roony from Complete Jazz Series 1947 – 1951 | |
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| 6. | Ronnie Ronalde: Il Bacio from The Yodelling Whistler | |
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| 7. | Mary Schneider: Radetzky March Yodel from Yodeling the Classics (The Complete Collection) | |
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| 8. | Whistler Wilson: The Old Rugged Cross from Whistling With Echo | |
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| 9. | Slam Stewart, Major Holley (featuring Dick Hyman And Oliver Jackson): Side by Side from Shut Yo’ Mouth! | |
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| 10. | Jack Hodges: Everything Is Fresh Today from Old School British Comedy | |
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The Unnecessary News
- Lollipop lady stops pack of wild horses heading towards school
- Jail raid nets prostitutes, pot, and a peacock
- Night-vision on the cheap: LED Slippers
- Police trick 19 criminals into coming forward with free beer
- Fears of ‘Lion on the line’ prompt train delays
- ArKay – the world’s first alcohol-free whisky
