Saturday 26 March 2005

Beck: GUERO

Track 5: E-Pro

Alison Krauss & Union Station: LIVE

Track 2: The Boy Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn (Jerry Douglas on Dobre & vocals)

Track 5: Maybe (Alison Krauss on vocals)

Jimmy Eat World: FUTURES

Track 12: Shame

Andrea Bocelli: ANDREA

Track 1: Dell Amore Non Si Sa

Heather Nova: WONDERLUST

Track 1: Winterblue

Interpol: ANTICS

Track 1: Next Exit

Damien Rice: B-SIDES

Track 2 : Lonelily (live demo)

The Beta Band: OUT-SIDE Single

Track 2: Out-Side Album Version

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Liss Ard Festival: LIVE 1998

David Gray: Fallin’ Free

Patricia Barber: LIVE – A FORTNIGHT IN FRANCE

Track 3: Crash

The Eels: BLINKING LIGHTS & OTHER REVELATIONS

Track 3: Last Time We Spoke

Track 6: Trouble With Dreams

Dean Walker: I WANT MORE

Track 1: Cliche

Track 8: Love Song

Cat Power: MOON PIX

Track 1: American Flag

Kaiser Chiefs: EMPLOYMENT

Track 1: Everyday I Love You Less And Less

Caroline Lavelle: SPIRIT

Track 1: Turning Ground

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Jeff Buckley: LIVE GLASTONBURY 1995 24TH JUNE

Track 3: Lover You Should’ve Come Over

Jhelisa: LANGUAGE ELECTRIC

Track 1: Language Electric

Fiona Apple: WHEN THE PAWN

Track 1: On The Bound

Radiohead: Exit Music (For A Film)

Dire Straits (Live): Private Investigation

Martha Wainwright: MARTHA WAINWRIGHT

Track 4: These Flowers

Frames: SET LIST

Track 3: Lay Me Down

Track 4: God Bless Mom

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MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC – KCRW

Joan Osborne: Track 10: St Teresa

Randy Newman: Track 11: Louisiana 1927

Beck: GUERO

Track 8: Broken Drum

Grandaddy: SUMDAY WITH BONUS LIVE DISC

Track 4: AM 180

Track 5: Our Dying Brains

Jane Siberry: WHEN I WAS A BOY

Track 2: Calling All Angels

Jim White: WRONG-EYED JESUS

Track 11: The Road That Leads To Heaven

The Ga Gas: TONIGHT THE MIDWAY SHINES

Track 4: K.O.

The Organ: SINKING HEARTS

Track 1: We’ve Got To Meet

Mark Dignam: IN A TIME OF OVERSTATEMENT

Track 11: Wave The White Banner

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ALWENA WEAVER

During today’s show I dedicated an Andrea Bocelli song to a lovely lady who lives in in the same small block of flats as I do. I didn’t know Alwena very well but each time we met it was as if I’d known her for a lifetime. Alwena was that kind of lady. She always had a smile to give, a story to tell, and at eighty-two years of age those sparkling blue eyes conveyed a love of life, great intelligence and sincerity. She hated being photographed but I would snap away regardless (much to her annoyance) to capture that very special personality. I’m glad I did. Today I dedicated a song to Alwena on the show because she was ill in hospital. A short time after returned home from doing the show I learned that this beautiful person had passed away earlier in the day. I know her family and friends will miss her tremendously, as I will.