The Attic: An Eclectic End To Your Sunday Night
 Martyn
Ware (Heaven 17) - 12 May 2008
The acclaimed electronic musician and producer plays some of his favourite
songs (repeat) (previous shows)
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| LOU REED |
Berlin |
Berlin |
The title track from Mr Reed's legendary album,
on tour in its entirety in 2008 |
| ROXY MUSIC |
Virginia Plain |
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Not included on the original LP 'Roxy Music',
but was added to re-releases later |
| MASSIVE ATTACK |
Protection (The Eno mix) |
Remix Album (1998) |
Featuring vocals by Tracy Thorn & original production
by Nellee Hooper, this is the Brian Eno remix |
| CURTIS MAYFIELD |
Billy Jack |
There's No Place Like America Today |
This album featured in '1001 Albums You Must
Hear Before You Die', published in 2005 |
| HEAVEN 17 |
Let Me Go |
Heaven 17 |
Sheffield's Heaven 17 was Martyn, with Ian Craig-Marsh
& Glenn Gregory |
| MAVIS STAPLES |
Song For You |
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Produced by Martyn for 1991's 'Music Of Quality
& Distinction Vol 2'. |
| BEACH BOYS |
Surf's Up |
Surf's Up |
This was written by Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks
for the abandoned 66/67 'Smile' (finally rel in 2004) |
| IGGY POP |
Lust For Life |
Lust For Life |
Mr James Newell Osterberg Jr from Muskegon, MI.
A former Heaven 17 drinkiing buddy! |
| KRAFTWERK |
Autobahn |
Autobahn |
Composed by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider-Esleben,
with Emil Schult's lyrics (it was their first track to include
singing) |
| ELECTRIC SIX |
Danger High Voltage |
Fire |
The 6-piece Detroit-based band mix rock, garage,
disco, punk, new wave and metal. Clever boys! |
| FRANK ZAPPA |
Strictly Genteel |
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This track was introduced to us by Heaven 17's
Martyn Ware |
| TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY |
Designated Fool |
Wildcard |
Martyn reckons this should have been a huge hit
for TTD |
| NEIL YOUNG |
A Man Needs A Maid |
Harvest |
Recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra:
Bob Dylan loved it. |
| RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS |
You've Lost That Loving Feeling |
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Martyn's all-time favourite record |
| FUNKADELIC |
One Nation Under A Groove |
One Nation Under A Groove |
Bootsy Collins' gang, produced by George Clinton |
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