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PMB214: Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Goat (Belbury Poly, Ananda Shankar, Pandora Orchestra, Johnny Hawksworth Orchestra, Lenny Dee, Yvette Horner, The Belafonte Singers, Mandingo, Tony Carey, Maxo, DJ Rekha, Señor Coconut, Balsara & His Singing Sitars)
Thursday sees the Chinese New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Goat. We had thought of doing an all-goat show but there’s a disappointing lack of good goat-based music out there. So instead we take you on … Continue reading
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Tagged Ananda Shankar, Balsara & His Singing Sitars, Belbury Poly, DJ Rekha, Johnny Hawksworth, Lenny Dee, Mandingo, Maxo, Pandora Orchestra, Panjabi MC, Senor Coconut, The Belafonte Singers, Tony Carey, Yvette Horner
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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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