Deputy Paul in as cover and going nuts for Emily Fairlight, giving prominence to her quite lovely album 'Mother of Gloom', dropping her tracks in an around the likes of Julia Jacklin, Lucinda Williams, Linda Rondstat and Calexico. Chucking in a bit of Warren Zevon, Tim Barry, and the Neil Young song Jubt from the Swap meet hates the most.
Deputy Paul In the house with a quick slither around deep down in the blues hole. Muddy, John Lee, WIllie Dixon, Robert Johnson, Otis Spann and a couple more before we wriggle out and come back above ground to get into a tonne of new tunes. A bandcamp raid looking for nice hats and cool names turns up some doozies. The Swearengens, Tori Forsythe, Sierra Ferrell, Jackie Stranger, 4 Gun Ridge and Elliot Pearson & The Passing Lane. A sprinkling oif Emily Fairlight, SarahShook & The Disarmers and Mary Elaine Jenkins and Marlon Williams to close it all off. Plus more of course.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Tess and Sarah are teaming up this morning to take you through your Breakfast; Dr. Bryce Edwards talks all that is going on with NZ politics; Bob Bolton chats to Sarah for a very special interview; Tess and Sarah learn about the ethical world of genetic editing; Troy brings in some glorious numbers from the old and the new; and Pearl definitely had a coffee this morning.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Annnnd he's back! Mike's fighting fit on this sunny Friday; Fabian dials in talking ~memes~ and movies; Zoë brings all the theatre goodies for you to go to this week; and special guests Pani and Tara talk inclusivity and bisexual awareness. Mikey's back and things are back to normal, all is at peace once again.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Come and join Mike and Tess's safe space for those tired and in need of coffee; Rob teaches Mike about really old water; Maria dials into the studio after daylight savings got to her; no politicians on 95bFM this morning; Mikey wants to help out Rhian Sheehan with some of his next composing; and Tess is electrocuting everyone in the studio... Ouch.
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