Friday 1 February 2008

ILN Flyers - a few more!



Christmas Cracker!







December 2007

Christmas is traditionally the season for musical nightmares. More of those Best-of-Has-Beens compilations; yet another ‘Best Xmas Album Ever In the World, Ever’; the ‘race’ for the Christmas Number One (Cliff versus [insert flavour-of-the-month]); the latest novelty sleigh-bell and mistletoe inspired tune……. However, ILN delves a little deeper and reveals some truly strange and wonderful festive surprises. Jolly Jazz Jingles, Festive Folk and Funk, Santa soul, Honky-Tonk Hymns, Country Carols and Weird Winter Warmers.

PITCH played

Joy to the World - John Farhey
Hey Lord - Suicide
Silent Night - Ebenezer Moog
Silent Night - Can
Red and Green Christmas - Nadia Cattouse
Christmas ain't Christmas.... Without the one I love - The O'Jays
Snow - Stairsteps
Jingle Bell Rock - Anita Kerr Singers
What Child Is This? - The Border Brass
De Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy - Kings Singers
Christmas Song - Pat Rhoden
Christmas Parade - Rupie Edwards
Bright Christmas - Clarkie Burns
More Krackers - Norfolk and Good
Afreakmas - Snuky Tate
Christmas Fever - Charlelie Couture
Christmas Wrapping - Waitresses
Disco Christmas - Universal Robot Band
Merry Christmas All - Salsoul Orchestra
Sleigh Ride - Ramsey Lewis
O Little Town of Bethlehem - Joy Strings
Merry Christmas - Ramones
Santa Claus is back in town - Elvis Presley
Winter Wonderland - Rhodes Kids
White Christmas - REFM (Patti Smith)
Bright Star in the East - David frost and Billy Taylor
No More Christmas Blues - Alan Vega



This was followed by an ILN 'Best of' Session marking our last ICA night (for a while)

ALANMCK played

Mike Westbrook: Love Song No. 1
John Cameron Quartet: Troublemaker
Curtis Amy: Mustang (short version)
Duke Ellington: Blue Pepper
Roland Kirk: Juarez
Archie Shepp: Mama Too Tight
John Surman: Dance
Harold McNair: The Hipster
Krissi K: Who Do You Think You Are
the Roundtable: Scarborough Fair
Yusef Lateef: Sister Mamie (Pt 1)
Kim Tamango: Not By Bread Alone
Aldo Vanucci: Last Goodbye


SOUL FIEND played

Morricone - Colpa Parallelo
John Cameron - Locked Room and Mirror Sequence c/w G. Gruntz - Hal Lucy
Guido Rollins - Bubbles
Pierre Porte - Sans la Crise
Francesco de Massi - Puertorico Club
Torrosi - Il Ultimatum
Iacoucci - Le Cap/Violence
Morricone - Il Gioco Delle Vocali
George Gruntz - Jazz goes Baroque
Paul Bley - Mr. Joy


RICH HERO played

Sir Stan - 'Soulin'' (Magnum)
Alice Dona - 'C'est Pas Prudent' (Pathe)
A.C. Reed - 'Talkin' 'Bout My Friends' (Nike)
Jimmy Gordon - 'Buzzzzzz' (Challenge)
Etta James - 'Seven Day Fool' (Argo)
The Majestics - 'Boss Walk Pt.1' (Dunes)
The Martells - 'Time To Say Goodnight' (Decca)
The Sparklings - 'Now It's Your Turn To Cry' (7-Up)
Cecil Garrett - 'Bear Cat Pt.1' (Calla)
Nico Gomez - 'Baila Chibiquiban' (Blue Elephant)
Betty Lavette - 'Let Me Down Easy' (Calla)
Elvis Presley - 'Let Yourself Go' (RCA)
France Gall - 'Laisse Tombe Les Filles' (Philips)
James Brown - 'Shhhhhhhh (For A Little While)' (King)
The McCoys - 'Fever' (Bang)

Planes Trains and Automobiles







November 2007

The very act of travelling has always inspired songwriters and musicians. Whether leaving on a jet plane, floating up, up and away in a balloon, catching the last train, driving in a car or perhaps riding a white horse – there is a song out there for every conceivable journey. The ILN collective will be hitting the road to dig out some obscure gems, along with some unlikely versions of classic travel tracks.

PITCH played

Planes (and balloons, and possibly a rocket):

Leaving on a jet plane - Perry Botkin Jr and his Orchestra
Fly me to the moon - Chris Montez
Teach me how to fly - Design
Information of TUA (intro) - Yoshinori Sunahara
Up up and away - Button Down Brass

Trains:

The Train - Pentangle
Big Train - Max Gregor
Mr Stationmaster - Don Fardon
Down Bound Train - David Clayton-Thomas
Last Train to Clarksville - Monkees
Friendship Train - Gladys Knight and the Pips
Waiting at the station - Doris
Which Train you ridin' - Celebration
Soul Train - Roy Head

Automobiles:

Take the road Jack - Suzi Quatro
Silver Machine - Hawkwind
Cars - Gary Numan
Driving away from home - It's Immaterial
Underpass - John Foxx
Autobahn - Kraftwerk
Wheels on fire - Julie Felix
Fasten Seat Belt - Space
Highway Driver - Randy Pie
Drive My Car - Black Heat
Jaguar & Thunderbird - Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders

Buses:

Bus Stop - Spooky
Greyhound goin' somewhere - Bobbie Gentry

Magic Carpet:

Magic Carpet Ride - Billy Paul

Walking:

25 miles - Edwin Starr

Various means:

Trains and Boats and Planes - Dionne Warwick


BONGOLIA played

Wilson Pickett - Engine Number 9
The Excursion - Yuggy Buggy
Sandie Shaw - Route 66
Trax Four - Night Train
Frank Chacksfield - Ticket To Ride
Gabor Szabo - Sophisticated Wheels
The Orient Express - Train to Bombay
Kahuna Kawentzmann - Road to Estoril
The Ramrods - Ghost Riders In the Sky
Marty Robbins - Saddle Tramp
The Fiestas - The Railroad Song
Kenny Ball - 900 Miles
Jame T. Horn - The Glory Bound Train
Jeanette 'baby' Washington - Move On
The Dandevilles - Nasty Breaks
The Champs - Gone Train
Marsha Hunt - Hot Rod Poppa
Derrick Harriott and the Chosen Few - Psychedelic Train Pt 1
Senor Coconut - Trans Europe Express
The Tokens - Big Boat


FILTHY RICH played

Automobiles and other road-based transport:

The Royal Shandells - Be Careful with Your Car-Full
Nervous Norvus - Transfusion (it's about car crashes)
Jaguars - Railroad Drag
JP Decerf - EN V8 (it's got car noises in it)
The Showmen - Big Daddy Don (it's about a car)
Mort Garson - Leave The Driving To Us
Talking Heads - Road to Nowhere
Resonance - OK Chicago (more car noises)
Billy Green - Race (from the Stone soundtrack)
Libre Esprit Moteur - Clubman Roundup
The Charles - Motorcycle

Trains:

RD Burman - Burning Train title music
Electro-Tones - Ghost Train

Rocket:

Electric Team - Rocket Man

Walking/Crawling etc:

Saxons - Camel Walk (part 1)
Strangers - Caterpillar Crawl
Nobelmen - Dragon Walk
Cher - Walk on Gilded Splinters

Super Heroes & Cartoon Capers







October 2007


Tonight we join up with the folk from Comica, to explore the world of comic book heroes, manga, animated adventures and cartoon capers. Theme tunes and music inspired by the characters and faraway places will share the bill with outsider music from artists who worked in both fields. Along with the usual diverse collection of projected cover artwork, we will also be displaying work from the Comica artists.

INTRO

Def Con One (Twilight Zone Mix) - Pop Will Eat Itself
Superman - The Kinks
Comic Books - Deborah Harry
Spiderman - The Ramones
Rhubarb and Custard Theme
Magneto & Titanium Man - Wings
Mountain Top - Daniel Johnson
Can U Dig It? - PWEI


PITCH played

Spider Man - Ramsey Lewis (Don't It Feel Good LP)
Sunshine Superman - Big Jim Sullivan (Sitar a-go-go LP)
Up In The Sky - Mike McNaught (Rupert and the Firebird LP)
Batman Theme - Les & Larry Elgart (Sound of the Times LP)
Where are you, Scooby Doo? - Mike McNaught (Scooby Doo and the Snowmen Mystery LP)
Dan Dare (Pilot of the future) - Elton John (Rock of the Westies LP)
Superman Lover - Johnny Guitar Watson
One Nation Under a Groove - Parliament
I Am The law - Human League (Dare LP)
I Got Six - Bob Dorough (Multiplication Rock LP)
Cat Woman - Abaco Dream
The Riot - Ed Bogas (Fritz the Cat LP)
Modesty Blaise Theme - John Dankworth (Soundtrack LP)
Ghost Rider - Suicide (1st LP)
O Superman - Laurie Anderson


PETER SUNDAE played

Micky's son and daughter - Bonzo dog band
It's all too much- The Beatles
Fields of people - The Move
Michaelangelo - 23 rd Turnoff
San francisco sketches - Blodwyn Pig
Batman and Robin over the roofs - Dan and Dale
A quick one while he's away - The Who
Helen butte - Miles Davis
Roots - Nucleus
Wonder woman - Geoff Love
Captain Marvel - Chick Corea
Disco - Henry Mancini
Blessed relief -Frank Zappa
Tales of brave Ulysses - Cream
Catch the pigeon - Dastardly and Muttley in their flying machines
Supersonic rocket ship - The Kinks
Josie and the pussycats - Josie and the Pussycats ??
Ballad of you me and Pooneil - Jefferson Airplane


VIVA CHIBA played

Henry's Cat Theme - Peter Shade
Batman - Geoff Love Orch.
The Green Hornet - The Bus Lines
Lotta Trouble - Maxwell Davies
Night Rumble - Al Hirt
Kikaider - Title Theme
Robin's Theme - Dan & Dale
The Joker's laugh - The Dynamic Batmen
The Man from THRUSH - The Revengers
Lone Wolf's Theme (from Shogun Assassin OST) - Mark Lindsay
"Toriton" BGM
Green Hornet Theme - Al Hirt
The Black Queen's Beads - Young Lovers
Batman Blues - Neil Hefti
Deep Down - Christy/Morricone
Afro Rock Theme (from Lupin BGM)
Smoke (from the Barbarella OST) - Bob Crewe
Under the Light of Daybreak (from the Japanese Spiderman BGM) - Unknown artist
House Rock (from Fritz the Cat) - Ed Bogas
Mr Rossi (W. la Felicita) - Franco Godi
Spider-Man - Will Power
Agent 00008 - Capes & Masks
Get Smart - The Clee-Shays

London - 1st Anniversary Special







September 2007

To celebrate one year at the ICA, we look at the musical offerings from the great city that gives us our name. Whether simply inspired by, or describing individual parts and characters of London, or from artists synonymous with the great city - the tracks and songs will all share that common theme.

PITCH played

London Song - Mike Westbrook (Tyger LP)
London Blues - Chris Barber (Get Rolling! LP)
The Lambeth Walk - Kurt Edelhagen
Sunny South Kensington - Donovan (Mellow Yellow LP)
Portobello Road - Cat Stevens (Matthew & Son LP)
Jefferey Goes to Leicester Square - Jethro Tull (Stand Up LP)
Vauxhall To Lambeth Bridge - Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity (Streetnoise LP)
The London Boys - David Bowie
Underneath The City - The Dead Parrots Society (Music of a Bygone Age LP)
Big City - Murray Head (Nigel Lived LP)
Bond Street - Enoch Light (Spaced Out LP)
London Life - Anita Harris (45)
Our Man in London - CCS (The Best Band In The Land LP)
Raining in London - Peddlers (Suite London LP)
I like London In The Rain - Blossom Dearie (That's Just The Way I Want To Be LP)
Pearly Queen - Tramline (You Can All Join In Comp LP)
Primrose Hill - Rock Workshop (S/T LP)
London - Sandie Shaw (45)
Cleopatra's Needle - Ronnie Ross
Reviewing the Situation - Galliano (In Pursuit of the 13th Note LP)
Gunsmoke Breakout - The Willesden Dodgers
London Town - Light of the World (Round Trip LP)
Upminster Kid - Kilburn and the High-Roads (Handsome LP)
Do the Strand - Roxy Music (For Your Pleasure LP)
Werewolves Of London - Warren Zevon (Excitable Boy LP)


RICH HERO played

Synanthesia - ‘Trafalgar Square’ (Peg LP)
Bonnie Dobson - ‘Streets Of London’ (RCA LP)
Andy Roberts - ‘Richmond’ (Peg LP)
Paul Parrish - ‘English Sparrows’ (Music Factory LP)
London Moods Orchestra - ‘Spooky’ (Double Gold LP)
David Axelrod - ‘London’ (Capitol LP)
Kathe Greene - ‘Primrose Hill’ (Deram 45)
Nancy Sinatra - ‘Who Will Buy’ (Reprise LP)
The Petards - ‘Kings Road Rock’ (Europa LP)
Harry Roche Constellation - ‘Carnaby Chick’ (Pye LP)
Bond Street Brigade - ‘Funk Fever’ (MFP LP)
Fallacy featuring Tubby T - ‘Big N Bashy’ (Virgin 12”)
Roots Manuva - ‘Witness (One Hope) (Walworth Road Rockers Dub)’ (Big Dada 45)
London Posse - ‘How’s Life In London?’ (Wordplay LP)
Ken Moule’s London Jazz Chamber Group - ‘Mae West’ (Ember 45)
Cymande - ‘To You’ (Janus LP)
The Goodies - ‘Cricklewood Shakedown’ (Bradleys LP)
Hammersmith Gorillas - ‘You Really Got Me’ (Raw 45)
The Wombles - ‘Jungle Is Jumping’ (MFP LP)
Chris Barber’s Band - ‘Battersea Rain Dance’ (Marmalade LP)
Bob Downes - ‘Poplar Cheam’ (MFP LP)
Baker Street Philharmonic - ‘Daydream’ (Pye LP)
London Jazz Four - ‘Song For Hilary’ (Polydor 45)


VIVA CHIBA played

Harry South - The Sweeney
Wil Malone - Death Line Theme
Ram John Holder - Black London Blues
Johnny Dankworth - Modesty Blaise
Herbie Hancock - Bring Down the Birds
Ram John Holder - London Ghetto
Lalo Scihfrin - The Chelsea Incident
The Air Mail - Freedom (from Europa "London Pop" budget)
Dudley Moore - PO Tower
Julie Rogers - Have You Seen The Muffin Man (he resides in the local of Drury Lane)
John Barry - A Man Alone
Peter Thomas - Phantom-Walk
The Smoke - My Friend Jack
The Yardbirds - The Locomotive Kept A Rollin'