For the first time on Project Moonbase, we bring you the first part of a conceptual double album, the concept being wind. This arose largely because of two differing approaches taken by DJ Bongoboy and MC Zirconium to the subject, with the former taking a somewhat “Carry On” approach and the latter a more academic one. The end result was so many great pieces of music that we decided to split them across two shows.
So for this first part we bring you a hopefully chuckle and titter inducing selection of tunes, mostly from the more innocent 60s, where the topic of wind had less of a double entendre than it perhaps does now. On next week’s show we’ll be taking a more meteorological and geographical approach to the four winds.
Listen now:
The Music
| 1. | Unit 4 + 2: Wild Is the Wind from Best of Unit 4 + 2, Vol. 1. |  |
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| 2. | The 4 Seasons: Searching Wind from Born To Wander | |
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| 3. | The Rokes: When the Wind Arises from The Rokes | |
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| 4. | The New Topnotes: Windflowers from Recollecting Singapore 60s – Volume Two | |
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| 5. | Las Cuatro Monedas: Windy from Las Cuatro Monedas | |
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| 6. | Johnny Hartman: A Slow Hot Wind from The Voice That Is! | |
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| 7. | Jean-Pierre Decerf & Myriam Chadcar: Like The Wind You Are from Cosmic Future Groove Vol. 2 | |
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| 8. | Gogi Grant: The Wayward Wind from The Wayward Wind – The Best of Gogi Grant | |
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| 9. | Setsuo Ohashi & Honey Islanders: Hot Wind (S.43) from Shiawase Wa Koko Ni | |
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| 10. | John Buzon Trio: Ill Wind from Organs in Orbit: Ultra Lounge 11 | |
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