Thursday, March 11, 2010 by Amelia Spleenwort.
They’s asked me to write stuff on this ’ere thing they calls a blog, and I can tell you: I isn’t too happy about it.
But if it get you to listen to the latest episode of The Chronicles of Little Bibbling under Flossock on Bill whatsisname’s programme, The Underground Ablution, then I’s happy, like. [Bill Everatt, Amelia; and it’s The Underground Edition. – Ed.]
Oi, what’s happenin’? Who’s this Ed? [It means “Editor”, Amelia. – Ed.]
Anyways, the Little Bibblin’ stuff comes in around twenty minutes or so into the programme, so now you knows. No need to listen to the rest of the programme – it’s shit. [We strongly recommend listeners to listen to the whole programme. – Ed.]
We introduced my charmin’ part of the world, Little Bibbling under Flossock, in the February Ablution. [Edition, Amelia. Ed.] And it showed how that nice fella Andrew John actually got there. Well, I says nice. He’s a bit funny if you asks me – in the ’ead, like, if you sees what I means. [No libel allowed, Amelia. Careful. – Ed.]
You can just see Little Bibblin’ at the other side of the M39 – of you’re sittin’ down, like. Well, from where I am – right in Little Bibblin’ – it’s this side of the M39, o’ course. But then it would be, wouldn’t it?
Anyways, in the March Ablution you can hear some more. In this one, that nice (but creepy) Mr John introduces some of the characters from our charmin’ little hamlet thing.
They’s the mayor, Councillor Beauregard Soup, for instance. And they’s a big fat bugger of a councillor called Crispian Tarquin Buttock-Bottomley. They has to repair the road when he walks past. Then there’s the mayor’s daughter, who’s also his mayoral consort, Lucy Soup the Third (she’s the third on account of how she ’as two older sisters, both called Lucy). F[deleted] weird if you asks me. [Language, Amelia, language. Ed.]
So, anyways, like, off you goes and listens to that Underground whatever it is, and you’ll learn all about Little Bibblin’ under Flossock.
’Ere, was that all right, then? [Fine, Amelia. Brilliant. Ed.]
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010 by Moderator.
Join Ed Risby for over an hour of feel good radio with new releases and golden oldies from the Celtica Playlist, plus some News stories to make you smile. Ed also has some Whats-Ons in and around the Bridgend area for our listeners in the South Wales region: This months Cinema review written by Alison Charnock takes a look at Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, The Lovely Bones and Percy Jackson & the Lightning Thief.
Music this month from;
Fear No Fish – Stay
Gari Prysor – I’ll keep on Lovin’ you
Threadneedle Street - Old Enemies
SaucePan Bach - Medicine Woman
Jeffrey Alan - Feeling Rather lonely
Chichino - It Could Happen To You (radio edit)
Electron Love Theory - the perfect lie
Wyly - Where Have You Been
Leigh Phillips - The Way We Were
Rory Flynn – Acrobat
Recoup - Remind You
XL IX – Twilight
Duval - Que Pasa
Anca - Something For You, Something For Me
The Merlin Bird - Rhyme to Reason
Remember you can contact Ed by phone and e-mail:-
Phone 07005 963770 option 2
Text 07766 356217
e-mail edward.risby@celticaradio.com
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010 by Moderator.
After a short break, Andrew John has got a brand new update with the March 2010 edition of the New Music Radio Show.
This month’s latest additions to the playlist include;
Wilfred N and the Grown Men - Don’t Worry (It’s Still A Beautiful World)
The Pocket Gods - Joe Meek
DeepSeaGreen - Black Maria
Jon Scott - Call Me (Variation On A Theme)
Guido Meyer - The Ewinger
Remy de Laroque - Swimming Upstream
Fear No Fish - Stay
Pete Kendal - Elena
Auto-Pilot - Deeper Space (Radio Edit)
Barry Lawton - Remembrance Sunday
Scott Olgard - The warm up VS the Letdown
Katie Morgan - Wind of Change
Jean-Michel Dalton & Geno Henderson - Father Father
Cagle & Nash - Information
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Sunday, February 28, 2010 by Bill Everatt.
Just a quick reminder that the Saint Davids Day update of the Underground Edition is still live until March 2nd. Featuring news about the World Welsh Festival and music from Gari Pryor yn Gymru.
Diolch yn fawr iawn.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010 by Moderator.
Two brand new updates take to the air today.
KC Jones Boogie Locomotive; Once again the Boogie-Man has a great mix of tracks to get the funk on down to.
This month KC Plays;
Mary Anne Charles - Move Your Body
Benedict Arnold - Lockdown
The Agua De Coro - Improvise
The Kamen - Never Again
Spatial Unity - Knock Me off My Feet
Duke and the Drivers - Funk All Over The Place
A Warrior Nation - Left Behind
Dlivr - You Are Everything
Dan Kusz Band - Lost In The Groove
The Steve Butler Movement - Windy City
8 Minutes to Burn - Live For Today
Subtronix - Dark
BKJ - Into The Groove
FUNKY - Ulybnis [Smile]
Also, just after seven this evening the MU Top 40 Lite with Jordan Thomas, goes live for the next seven days. Don’t forget to vote for your favourite tracks!
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