Niles & Baggy LIVE at The Cornerhouse Pt.1
As promised we replace the next 2 weeks ‘Makin Music’ shows with a live recording taken from Niles and Baggy’s guest DJ slot at Manchester’s Cornerhouse Bar. (Saturday 22nd September 2007)
This 3hr set features something for everybody, starting off on a mellow Balearock vibe, taking things up with some Latin and Jazz Funk, effortlessly going into Disco, Boogie and Italo then ending the night with some requested Cosmic, Classic Rock and finally ‘End of The Night’ Soul.
As the guys were too busy consuming alcoholic beverages and eating not one but two main courses (With side orders!) a track list is not available but feel free to I.D any records you may recognize.
Available below is part 1 which was recorded between 8pm - 9.30pm.
Part 2 (9.30pm-11pm) will be available at the same time next week so don’t forget to hit us up for more live action from your gruesome twosome.
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Eddie Says:
Very nice
Posted on September 28th, 2007 at 6:54 pm
bagz Says:
Ed, it’s Marc Tanner Band - She’s So High, as played by Niles.
Posted on September 29th, 2007 at 11:36 am
Kev Says:
Digging your selections guys. What’s the track after Waterfalls by Jimi Hendrix. I need to trace this track down!! Who are that band? A cool track that should have surely graced a Gene Wilder and Richard Prior film! :o) Could be another rock family tree exploration for me!
Posted on April 10th, 2008 at 1:50 pm
Kev Says:
And another..!!! The track before Darkstar by CSN.
Not being a leech here fellas. Wanting to buy some new old LPs this weekend.
By the way, this mix shall be on in the maternity ward as my partner gives birth. Junior will come out nodding his/her head in appreciation!
Posted on April 10th, 2008 at 2:15 pm
baggy Says:
I’ll have to give this another listen to refresh my memory.
Bear with us Kev and good luck with the little ‘un.
Posted on April 10th, 2008 at 3:13 pm
baggy Says:
Hi Kev.
The track before ‘Waterfalls’ is Barbara & Ernie - Play With Fire from the album ‘Prelude to…’. A great album from 1971 produced by Eumir Deodato with percusssion from Ralph Macdonald.
The track before dark star is ‘A Mountain Of One - Brown Piano [Studio Remake]‘ and is a 12″ from last year.
Happy digging…
Posted on April 11th, 2008 at 10:56 am
niles Says:
Hi Kev, the track after Waterfalls (I believe that’s what you were after) is Lannie MacMillan - Breakin’ Thru off the album of the same name.
Here is the tracklist as far as I can fill it in.
1/ Baggy ?
2/ Baggy ?
3/ Baggy ?
4/ Womack & Womack - Family Spirit
5/ Baby - The World is Waiting for You (South of the Border)
6/ Marc Tanner Band - She’s So High
7/ Paul McCartney - ? (off McCartney II)
8/ Barbara & Ernie - Play With Fire
9/ Jimi Hendrix - Waterfalls
10/ Lannie MacMillan - Breakin’ Thru
11/ Brothers Johnson - I’ll Be Good To You
12/ Attitudes - Manual Dexterity
13/ Baggy ?
14/ A Mountain of One - Brown Piano (Studio Remake)
15/ Crosby Stills and Nash - Dark Star
16/ The Movies - Boogaloo
17/ Black Blood - Omeo E Pati Omeo E Pala
18/ Heatwave - Send Out For Sunshine
19/ Baggy ?
20/ Baggy - ? (Prove My Love)
21/ Baggy ?
22/ Eddie Henderson - Say You Will
23/ Sun - Dance (Do What You Wanna Do)
Hope this helps.
Posted on April 11th, 2008 at 3:42 pm
Kev Says:
Cheers lads. I think that Lannie Mcmillian track is a thing of beauty. It has a lazy 70s sound close to a lot of yacht rock yet keeping that background music vibe you hear on the Car Wash score.
And now you’ve said it, you can hear those familiar Mountain of One chimes!
Sounds like Zazu ripped off the beginning of Dark Star for their epic Captain Starlight!
What’s that cheeky little number in between Manual Dexterity and Brown Piano?
Love this mix fellas. Live and off the cuff. Always achieves the best vibe! :o)
Posted on April 15th, 2008 at 10:15 am