He told us that cause similar to that worn by the strange entity that I had encountered in the cold licks to scatter whom had been used by priests conducting funerals land centuries ago as part of my work as a priest today I frequently conduct. Was it I m not a funeral pretty strong ago that I had encountered in the Catacomb Was he aware of what I only did and curious about the differences between oh. We can only gain. Line often Thorp the producer was Paul Arnold. B.b.c. Radio 4 extra early when. It s 3 o clock and Elvis is in the building next then we ve drama 10 guests are invited to an island by a person none of them knows very well an anonymous voice accuses them of having murdered someone Agatha Christie s And Then There Were None is it for and after that we ve a special program from the beyond today podcast teen they take a look back at the last decade in signed at $530.00. 9 archive on 4 which was 1st broadcast in January 20th teen the writer Paul Morley presents a parallel st
You know when. The. Or. Or. I m here or there ever or old car owner. Or are. There there have been an advantage in the. Event money couldn t. Do. Anything to. You to. Going back to February 19th 42 there are the Mills Brothers and dreams Ville Ohio I don t know if that s ever been reissued anywhere we spent a good portion of the last year burning it to cd a lot of the 70 eight s that were never reissued things that were tried but didn t turn out to be very popular Mills Brothers to get us started on this 5th and final hour blues before sunrise it s the blues heritage showcase I mean host Steve Cushing we re going to step down into the alley a little later on we ve got Magic Sam Junior Wells Little Milton But 1st we take time out to listen to the soul breakfast it s a mood set that explores the area that jazz and blues share in common this weekend in. Turly new entirely new soul breakfast with never played any of these on the program before we re going to start out with Turner man I Qu
Thank you if. This hour of Katie r.t. Programming is underwritten by Woodstock s pizza supporting the Davis community and local nonprofit organizations for 30 years Woodstock s provides pizza with purpose by creating meaningful partnerships and hosting group fundraisers in their downtown Davis location more information at Woodstock s Davis dot com d. If. You know what was on the jukebox in the flooded. Now Man look at. The bad. Cats and kittens Welcome to another edition of Juke in the back 19 forty s and fifty s rhythm and blues you can use from the top your head to the soles on your worn out walking shoes I m your host Matt the cat and this week I m loading our Rock ola jukebox with an armful of 70 eight s from 2 record labels peacock and Duke that s right I m going to dedicate the entire hour of this week s rhythm and blues spectacular to 2 of the greatest rhythm and blues labels of all time let s jump right in showing our story begins with John Roby who was born in the 1st of Nov
Thanks Judy. Bunch more vinyl and tonight going to play some records but 1st I m going to play. A tune from Teri O Doherty from her record my blues soul I just happened to be in a town down south and she happened to be playing at the barbecue joint. She sends her regards to came and we sent her regards to her. We re going to start off with her original tune called gentrification blues Terry O Doherty old. Bay Area singer. This one s on cd then will jump in to some vinyl Thanks for tuning in. Yeah there s a couple tracks from Terry a from her cd my blues soul came out couple years ago and she is alive and well and singing and performing all over the place down in Fremont last night like I said. And I recommend you go check you out if you can see here any time as well and shows as a dynamite band and that particular track Nancy Wright was doing that nice saxophone work so here we are. And came out and we re playing some records now one of the. Likely influences of Terrio Dobby was prob
Scummy Blues had the great Chicago blues guitar player Luther Tucker with the San Francisco blues festival in Europe and it was with the mike lose on bass Harold banks on the drones and Ron Thompson on guitar we recorded that one in Paris and while at that time Scott music was so popular in Britain and. The band worked out this little thing that turned out like that and I just absolutely love it it s one of the great classics sand is also available on the San Francisco blues festival in Europe all right now you ready we get a number one hit record here like to play hit records from time to time and this one is from January of 1958 this one went to number one on the charts it was the silhouette sa. The ember label. On the Rama label 954 was the number 6 hit record I really apologize for that so what I m going to have to do is make it up to you and play the Marcels this was the number one hit record and it was on the copecks label 1961 The Marcels. And live . Marcel s Yes that was nu