Not really Radio Llama, but music related.
I used to really enjoy listening to Mark Lamarr's Radio 2 show 'God's Jukebox', which was so good that, inevitably, the BBC ended up cancelling it.
He has a hugely eclectic musical taste and collection, so I was always being introduced to new artists/groups and even styles that I didn't know about.
While I was searching for podcasts of his today, I discovered that a (clearly devoted, if not obsessed) listener has put together a Spotify playlist of music played on the shows, which now runs to over 6000 tracks.
You'll get anything from 1920's to modern, with lots of soul, reggae/ska and country.
Spotify is free to sign up for, and the playlist is here:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5VyygDxnnjdQOG3NWydTCh
Set the player to 'shuffle' and randomly treat yourself to hours and hours and hours of simply fantastic music.
It's just thrown up this:
followed by
and then a spot of this:
There are some random whole shows here:
https://www.mixcloud.com/godseternaljukebox/
He has a hugely eclectic musical taste and collection, so I was always being introduced to new artists/groups and even styles that I didn't know about.
While I was searching for podcasts of his today, I discovered that a (clearly devoted, if not obsessed) listener has put together a Spotify playlist of music played on the shows, which now runs to over 6000 tracks.
You'll get anything from 1920's to modern, with lots of soul, reggae/ska and country.
Spotify is free to sign up for, and the playlist is here:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5VyygDxnnjdQOG3NWydTCh
Set the player to 'shuffle' and randomly treat yourself to hours and hours and hours of simply fantastic music.
It's just thrown up this:
followed by
and then a spot of this:
There are some random whole shows here:
https://www.mixcloud.com/godseternaljukebox/
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Mr Elton John playing piano for T. rex ie mark bolan,,,,,, appprox 2 mins in