The Roy Harper Podcast

In this episode:

Intro

All You Need Is from Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith (1967)

Interview with Jonathan Wilson

The Stranger from Man and Myth (2013)

The Lords Prayer from Lifemask (2013)

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyright Science Friction Ltd and used with permission.

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info

Jonathan Wilson can be found at http://songsofjonathanwilson.com/

In this episode:

It's been a while

Time is Temporary from Man and Myth (2013)

Welcome

The Unknown Soldier from The Unknown Soldier (1980)

The Music

Cloud Cuckooland from Man and Myth (2013)

The Words

Cherishing the Lonesome from Bullinamingvase (1977)

News

The Exile from Man and Myth (2013)

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyright Science Friction Ltd and used with permission.

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

In this episode:

Pre-gig interviews

Intro

An interview with Dave Cochran

Another Day from BBC Tapes Volume 5

An interview with Roy Harper

These Last Days from BBC Tapes Volume 5

The Festive Cock 50

Credits/Copyright

Post-gig interviews

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyright Science Friction Ltd and used with permission.

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

MP3 submissions are very welcome.

Thanks to Simon Foster for the photo of Roy and Nick on stage.

In this episode:

Intro Music: The Great Roy Harper by Adam Leonard. Adam currently has a free sampler album to download.

News: November the 5th is nearly here! Details about Saturday's pre-gig meet. Also see here.

My Friend from Sophisticated Beggar

Interview with Jack Cramer

Model Woman by Jack Cramer

Psychopath from The Dream Society

Credits/Copyright

True Story from The Unknown Soldier

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
Model Woman is Copyright Jack Cramer and used with permission.

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

In this episode:

Black Clouds from Songs of Love and Loss

A quick introduction to the podcast

News: Roy is everywhere: print, online, radio, TV. Here are some links to explore. If you know of any I have missed please add in a comment.

I'll See You Again from Songs of Love and Loss

Interview with John Cholmondeley from Summer of Love Party

Karmagddon by Nick Harper. Studio version on Harperspace

Waiting for Godot from Songs of Love and Loss

Feedback on podcast 33

Credits/Copyright

The Flycatcher from Songs of Love and Loss

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
For all your Nick Harper music needs visit http://www.harperspace.com

In this episode:

Hells Angels from Flat Baroque and Berserk

News: Happy 70th Birthday Roy! ITV Legends Gig & DVD. Roy Harper gig at the Royal Festival Hall, November 5th 2011. New digital distribution deal and compilation album released. Nick Harper London gig November 4th plus Avebury Rocks imminently.

Highway Blues from Classic Rock Legends: Roy Harper

Davey from Wooden Bird by Kitchen Cynics

Archive interview between Roy Harper and Bob Harris taken from "Song of the Ages" (no longer available)

The gleam in the Heron's Eye from the abum of the same name, by Kitchen Cynics

Feedback on podcast 32

Credits/Copyright

Me and My Woman from Classic Rock Legends: Roy Harper

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
The tracks from "Classic Rock Legends: Roy Harper" are Copyright ITV Studios/Metropolis Group and are for promotional purposes only.

In this episode:

News: Roy's Metropolis gig, possible big gig later this year, Nick on tour and playing at the Summer of Love party (http://www.solparty.org.uk)

Deep Sea Diver by Adam Leonard, taken from "To Give Up You Have To Bloody Start". See http://www.themessagetapes.com and http://adamleonard.bandcamp.com/ for more information about Adam's music

Love Me from Poems, Speeches, Thoughts and Doodles

Interview with Torbjørn Skjøren

(this is Toben photographed mid-interview).

The Flycatcher from The Unknown Soldier

Credits/Copyright

Burn the World (Live) from Burn The World

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info

In this episode:

News

The Spirit Lives from HQ

My wife's bike ride from Ho Chi Minh City to Ankor Wat. Vicky's blog is at http://vickygw.blogspot.com/

Ghost Dance from Once

Head in The Clouds by Elliot Knapp (14:55)

Interview with Elliot Knapp, including the tracks Chained and Bound (40:48) and Dedicated to You But You Were Napping (1:09:29)

Hiding from Heaven by Elliot Knapp (1:38:52)

Elliot writes:

I learned piano starting at age 8 and picked up guitar at age 15, starting to write songs soon thereafter.  My earliest influences included Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan, followed by Roy and so on.  I played with a band in college called The Same Old Rock which sort of organically dissolved after releasing one album of relatively mainstream folk-rock.  Since then I've retreated a bit more from performing, focusing on a more distinctive and idiosyncratic type of song and lyric writing that focuses mainly on acoustic guitar and dense poetic lyrics.  During my hermitage I've absorbed increasingly more different types of music and artists and in my own music I've made attempts to channel what I've learned from these eclectic influences through the lens of my own personal style without stealing too much from anyone or tying myself too strongly to one genre.  In Not-Even-Anything Land is the result of about 10 months of recording in my apartment and some in  my parents' basement--during this time I didn't play out at all and am now peeping my bleary eyes out of my cave in attempts to connect my extremely fully-realized but intensely personal product with other human beings.

Elliot's album can be purchased from http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/elliotknapp and http://elliotknapp.bandcamp.com/

Highway Blues from BBC Tapes Volume 3

Credits/Copyright

Wishing Well from The Green Man

Please note that the Roy Harper music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info

The Elliot Knapp tracks are played with permission and copyright Elliot Knapp

Elliot's release info:

In this episode:

News: Roy on tour, Nick on tour, Nick's new album

One of the 38 from The Last Guitar

An interview with Nick Harper

Ana Dablam from The Last Guitar

Twisted from Smithereens

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
For all your Nick Harper music needs visit http://www.harperspace.com
Incidental music in the feedback section is "Starlight" from Logic Gate's album Voyages. Thanks to magnatune.com for pod-friendly music.

In this episode:

Intro (Background music: Blackpool from Sophisticated Beggar)

News: all about the new website, blog, shop and downloads

These Last Days from The BBC Tapes, Volume V

An interview with Mark Bishop (Marko) part 2 of 2. Congratulations on the Professorship, Mark!

The Fourth World from Death Or Glory...?

Listener Feedback, including a voicemail!

Advertisement from Jugula

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use

In this episode:

Intro (Background music: The Great Roy Harper by Adam Leonard)

Radio Scotland interview with Roy and Nick from 1994. Includes live versions of Commune and When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease. Please note that this is taken from a medium wave (AM) transmission so the audio quality is not brilliant.

An interview with Mark Bishop (Marko) part 1 of 2.

Short and Sweet, live version from the Stonehenge Festival. Official version on The Unknown Soldier

A-Z of Harper: 'Z' for ZenGem

ZenGem from Today Is Yesterday

Radio snippets: an interview with John Leckie by Johnny Walker, and Mike Harding introducing Francesca

Francesca from Flat Baroque and Berserk

Waiting For Godot Part Zed from Death Or Glory?

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use
Music played during the listener feedback section is by Solace. The track is "Sword Dance (Routine)" from the album "Rhythm Of The Dance". See http://www.magnatune.com/artists/solace for more info. Thanks to Magnatune for their very sensible licensing terms for non-commercial podcasters.

Nick Harper's charity page is at http://www.justgiving.com/nickharperkrocks/

In this episode:

Intro (Background music: Blue Stars by Matt Churchill)

Elizabeth from Jugula

An interview with Roy Harper from 1994 conducted by David Burnham

See http://www.terrascope.co.uk/MyBackPages/harper.html for the article.

MCP Blues from The BBC Tapes Volume 2

A-Z of Harper: 'Y' for You Don't Need Money

You Don't Need Money from Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith

Beyond the Door

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
For all your Matt Churchill needs visit http://www.mattchurchill.com/
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use
Music played during the listener feedback section is by Solace. The tracks are "Djinn" and "Ashes To Phoenix". See http://www.magnatune.com/artists/solace for more info. Thanks to Magnatune for their very sensible licensing terms for non-commercial podcasters.

Nick Harper's charity page is at http://www.justgiving.com/nickharperkrocks/

In the August 2009 episode:

Intro (Background music: The Great Roy Harper by Adam Leonard)

News

Download Hors D'Oeuvres from http://www.saints-hosting.org.uk/sadfish/hdo/HdOmed.pdf

Exercising Some Control from Folkjokeopus
Bupa from Poems, Speeches, Thoughts and Doodles (currently unavailable)

An interview with Nigel Mazlyn Jones (part two of two), conducted by John Cholmondeley

The tracks played during this interview are:

Spirit Moves from Mazlyn Jones and Guy Evans with Nik Turner and Friends - Live
Planet For Sale from Planet For Sale

Nigel has given me a set of interesting links that you may like to explore:

LINKS
Official NMJ Web Sites
www.isleoflight.co.uk     NMJ  original web site
www.nigelmazlynjones.com    NMJ new web site
Downloads
http://www.isleoflightrecords.ithinkmusic.com/my-store/index.php?s=unuWDS  
Radio Interview June 2009
NMJ on Roy Harper’s radio station interview part 1 2009
Web Interview Article June 09
http://www.spacerockreviews.blogspot.com/  Interview and Sentinel plus Planet for $ale insights
Acoustic Live Extracts
http://www.youtube.com/nigelmazlynjones   NMJ 2004 Live Acoustic clips of ‘Ship to Shore’ and full length ‘Behind the Stone’ from The Roadhouse Birmingham UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY3MfNmzHLY      2008 Live ‘The Hare’s Leap’ (‘Breaking Cover’) at The Cellar  Bar, Cardigan, Wales
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9pATfqvwsk   2008 Live ‘On A Singularly Fine Day’ at The Cellar Bar, Cardigan, Wales
Non Acoustic....Planet For $ale
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AQ10DXqFu0   TV programme ‘Planet for $ale’
‘Planet for $ale’ BBC 2 TV soundtrack and free download of first 2 tracks of the new ‘Planet for $ale’ album. Profits to Eco charities
http://www.isleoflight.co.uk/Pages/planet.html      ‘Planet for $ale’ web pages
www.environmental-assistance.org/PlanetForSale   ‘Planet for $ale’ charity donations
 
The Younger NMJ 1980’s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g65o_nJOsMA&feature=related    NMJ live video album extracts from 1987 ish ‘Sentinel’ … plus loads more listed on You Tube
 
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQOz5bjfG_w&feature=related      1987 ish Winds NMJ video album
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZJ_04Yp_fs&feature=related      1987 ish Beside the Water NMJ video album
 
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN1fESgwDNg&feature=related  1983 we think, Elephant Fair tv news feature ‘Breaking Cover’ (also known as ‘The Hare’s Leap’)
 
http://www.muzieklijstjes.nl/MojoBeyondfolk.htm  First album ‘Ship to Shore’ still sailing. Number 33 in this chart, “ Mojo presents 50 genre-bending classics that, over the last 40 years, have taken folk music out of the fishing cottages and into the stratosphere. So settle back, pour a cup of Liberty cap tea and let's go beyond ... “

John Cholmondeley's bio:

Born too late for my musical taste, I first discovered Roy via Jugula and a gig at Malvern in the summer of '85. My mates were disappointed Jimmy Page didn't turn up, but I was blown away. I'd never seen anyone play anything as long or intense as OOTDIE ... and it all sat very well with my love of stuff like Solid Air. First saw Maz early one morning at Glastonbury in the mid '90's - loved his music too. Must be something about an acoustic guitar and a big PA ...??

A-Z of Harper: 'X' for X-Rated

Don't You Grieve from Flashes From The Archives of Oblivion

Beyond the Door Charity Auction: contact celtcoates@btinternet.com with offers

Competition results

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
For all your Nigel Mazlyn Jones needs visit http://www.nigelmazlynjones.com/

Nick Harper's charity page is at http://www.justgiving.com/nickharperkrocks/

In the July 2009 episode:

Intro (Background music: Blackpool from Sophisticated Beggar)

News

Sleeping at the Wheel from Once

An interview with Nigel Mazlyn Jones (part one of two), conducted by John Cholmondeley

Find out more about Nigel at http://www.nigelmazlynjones.com

The tracks played during this interview are:

On A Singularly Fine Day from Ship To Shore
High Tide (demo) from Ship To Shore
Sentinel from Sentinel

Nigel has also set up a new shop for downloads, see http://isleoflightrecords.ithinkmusic.com/my-store/releases.php?page=LR

John Cholmondeley's bio:

Born too late for my musical taste, I first discovered Roy via Jugula and a gig at Malvern in the summer of '85. My mates were disappointed Jimmy Page didn't turn up, but I was blown away. I'd never seen anyone play anything as long or intense as OOTDIE ... and it all sat very well with my love of stuff like Solid Air. First saw Maz early one morning at Glastonbury in the mid '90's - loved his music too. Must be something about an acoustic guitar and a big PA ...??

Glasto from The Green Man

A-Z of Harper: 'W' for When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease

When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease from HQ

Competition results

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
For all your Nigel Mazlyn Jones needs visit http://www.nigelmazlynjones.com/
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use

Nick Harper's charity page, where you can see the donation made by Graeme and also add your own, is at http://www.justgiving.com/nickharperkrocks/

In the June 2009 episode:

News - some brief updates about the stormcock.net site

12 Hours of Sunset from Beyond The Door (audio CD)

An interview with Simon Taylor

Simon plays in the following bands:

The Dayglo Pirates

The Brown Stripes

Tortishead (this link is having trouble at the time of writing)

Back To The Family performed by the Dayglo Pirates

The Same Old Rock from Stormcock

A-Z of Harper: 'V' for Valentine

Forever from Valentine

Competition update. Listen directly to the quiz at http://homepage.mac.com/fuzzytnth3/trapdoor/warblyquiz.mp3

Acapulco Gold from Valentine

Brief extract from Melkor's Door, by Messrs Brown, Davison and Taylor

Please note that music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use

In the May 2009 episode:

News.

Roy appears in the short film "Brokeback Cowboy", see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5XBIcZemSU

Songs of Love from The Dream Society

An interview with Aaro Koskinen

Here is Aaro and the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius (1865-1957) in the mystical forests of Helsinki - if you read the liner notes of "Flat Baroque & Berserk" carefully you can find a mention of one his compositions, "Karelia"

Aaro says:

Here are some links:
My RH pages:
http://musicnaut.iki.fi/musicnaut/royharper.html
My home page, which should have everything what I'm currently up to, i.e. blog, gig/record/book/movie reviews etc - I'm trying to be quite active updating the pages:
http://musicnaut.iki.fi/
However it's in Finnish - but - it may be also readable using Google's translation service (which I think it's fascinating although far from accurate :-)):

http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=n&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmusicnaut.iki.fi%2F%0D%0A%0D%0A&sl=fi&tl=en
Also my top 5 important sites in Internet today (feel free to omit these if you think they are not appropriate :-)):
http://www.eff.org/ - Electronic Frontier Foundation
http://www.edri.org/ - Digital Civil Rights in Europe
http://www.fsf.org/ - Free Software Foundation
http://www.ubuweb.com/ - UbuWeb
http://www.wikimedia.org/ - Wikimedia Foundation

Soundtrack from Brokeback Cowboy

A-Z of Harper: 'U' for You (The Game Part 2)

You from The Unknown Soldier

Competition

Trailer for the "Ad Astral Podcast", see http://www.adastralpodcast.com/

Songs of Love Part 2 from The Dream Society

Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband and Logic Express library and is free to use

In the April 2009 episode:

News.

Nick Harper tour ongoing. Visit the On Tour Forum
New Roy Harper remix project

East of the Sun from Flat Baroque and Berserk

There Once Was a Man by Duval

An interview with George Fort (part 2). George can be found at http://georgefort.blogspot.com/ and http://www.giantsquideye.com

Cora from Commercial Breaks

A-Z of Harper: 'T' for Tom Tiddler's Ground

Tom Tiddlers Ground  from Beyond The Door

Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband library and is free to use

In the March 2009 episode:

News.

Hors D'oeuvres Magazine Special issue: see
Roy's Manchester City articles: http://www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=142826

The Monster from The Green Man

An interview with George Fort (part 1). George can be found at http://georgefort.blogspot.com/

Sophisticated Beggar from Royal Festival Hall Live

A-Z of Harper: 'S' for South Africa

South Africa from The BBC Tapes Volume One

New England from The Green Man

Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com

In the February 2009 episode:

Forget Me Not from HQ

News. Patrick McGoohan and John Martyn. Roy's Q&A at Manchester City: http://www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=140819

An interview with Linn Branson (part 2). Linn Branson.

A-Z of Harper: 'R' for Referendum

Referendum from HQ

Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband library and is free to use

Home (studio version) from some versions of Valentine

In the January 2009 episode:

Sergeant Sunshine from Folkjokeopus

News. Davy Graham's death: http://www.daveygraham.moonfruit.com/

Stormcock top albums of 2008 can be found here.

An interview with Linn Branson. Linn Branson.

A-Z of Harper: 'Q' for Ten Years Ago (you have to listen for this to make sense)

Ten Years Ago from Commercial Breaks (not currently available, but another version is on The Unknown Soldier)

Still Lights Up The Rain from Coming Home to Stay by James Hollingsworth. Find out more about James at http://www.jameshollingsworth.com

Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband library and is free to use
James Hollingsworth's music is copyrighted and used by kind permission

Ballad of Songwriter from Come out Fighting Ghengis Smith

Warning: this month's podcast contains swearing and ranting.

In the December 2008 episode:

News. Visit http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/news_content.php?id=793555&lang=eng_news for the Taiwan News article.

Psychopath from The Dream Society

An interview with Bill Musial. Bill can be found on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/people/Bill_Musial/623270761

A-Z of Harper: 'P' for Playing Prison

Playing Prison from Loony On The Bus (not currently available)

In the November 2008 episode:

News. Visit http://www.perurocks.org for info about Nick Harper's Peru trip.

One of Those Days in England (single version) from Bullinamingvase

An interview with Bill Musial. Bill can be found on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/people/Bill_Musial/623270761

A-Z of Harper: 'O' for Once

Once from Once

The intro music is "Eregli Oyun Havasi" from www.dunav.org.il
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband library and is free to use

In the October 2008 episode:

News. Visit http://www.perurocks.org for info about Nick's Peru trip. Roy's diary entry can be found here.

Referendum from The BBC Tapes Volume V

An interview with Dave Cochran.

Dave is on the left, Paul is on the right. Many thanks to Linn Branson (Harper PR) for her help in setting up the interview. She can be heard on it as well!

Grown Ups Are Just Silly Children from The BBC Tapes Volume V

A-Z of Harper: 'N' for Naked Flame

Naked Flame from Bullinamingvase

The Game from HQ

In the September 2008 episode:

Intro, including Che from Valentine

News: The Roy Harper tribute album project can be found here.

Part 3 of an interview with Roy Harper. Roy can be found at http://www.royharper.com

A combined MP3 of the entire interview will be available by mid-September at www.stormcock.net

Photo taken by Paul during a break in the podcast recording.

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband / Logic library and is free to use

In the mid-August 2008 episode:

Intro, including Miles Remains from Death Or Glory

Part 2 of an interview with Roy Harper. Roy can be found at http://www.royharper.com

Photo taken by Paul during a break in the podcast recording.

Your Tongue in Their Cheeks from Poems, Speeches, Thoughts and Doodles (currently unavailable)

A-Z of Harper: 'M' for McGoohans Blues and Me and My Woman

Me and My Woman from Royal Festival Hall Live 2001

Feedback from the Stormcock list meet at the Cropredy Festival

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband / Logic library and is free to use

In the August 2008 episode:

Intro, including Blackpool from Sophisticated Beggar

Part 1 of an interview with Roy Harper. Roy can be found at http://www.royharper.com

Photo taken during a break in the podcast recording. You can see my laptop and the portable microphone we were using.

Another Day from Flat Baroque and Berserk

Legend from Sophisticated Beggar

A-Z of Harper: 'L' for Lifemask

All Ireland from Lifemask

Manana from Folkjokeopus

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband / Logic library and is free to use

This is a special one-off episode, published mid-July 2008 on the Roy Harper Podcast stream. Matt is a musician that has worked extensively with Roy in recent years, on stage and in the studio as well. I was lucky enough to get an interview with Matt while visiting Ireland recently.

Introduction

Blue Stars from Blue Stars

Interview with Matt

Blind Leading D'Blind from Blue Stars

Links and Legal info

Autumn Caller from Blue Stars

Pinches of Salt from Beyond The Door

Blue Stars Reprise from Blue Stars

Matt Churchill can be found at http://www.mattchurchill.com

(less than 90 seconds!)

On Facebook look for the group "stormcock".

In the July 2008 episode:

Intro, including Theme One from Fruits Du Mer

Dancing All The Night from The Dream Society

An interview with Chris Politzki. You can find Chris on Facebook by searching for his full name.

North Country from Live at Les Cousins

A-Z of Harper: 'K' for Kangaroo Blues

Kangaroo Blues from Flashes from the Archives of Oblivion

Loony on the Bus from Loony on the Bus (currently unavailable)

Punch And Judy from Beyond The Door

For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Incidental music is from Apple's Garageband library and is free to use
The cover of Theme One and Ogdens Nut Gone Flake is by Fruits Du Mer

In the June 2008 episode:

The Fly Catcher from The Unknown Soldier

The concluding half of the interview with Dave and Sue Burnham

Unknown Soldier from the single (currently unavailable)

Ere Winter Ends from Poems, Speeches, Thoughts and Doodles (currently unavailable)

A-Z of Harper: 'J' for Jack of Hearts. Also, for Jimmy Page and Joanna Newsom

Jack of Hearts from Work of Heart

The Death of God from the single

Water Sports from the Unknown Soldier single (currently unavailable)

In a Beautiful Rambling Mess from Come Out Fighting Genghis Smith

The audio on Unknown Soldier and Water Sports is poor. My apologies for this; the original MP3 was encoded at quite a low bit rate and I had to do quite a lot of restoration to remove scratches and pops.

In the May 2008 episode:

I'll See You Again from Valentine

An interview with Paul Davison conducted by Nick Lane

In The Morning from Today Is Yesterday

A-Z of Harper: 'I' for I Hate The White Man.

I Hate The White Man. This version is from Live at Les Cousins

If from Once

I Want To Be In Love from The Dream Society

In the April 2008 episode:

News about Nick gigs including supporting the Levellers at the Royal Albert Hall, London, September 27.

Description of the Splinters 3 project. You can order the cd here.

Star of the Show by Porvari

Hallucinating Light (7" single version). The current version of HQ does not contain this version.

Introducing the Robert Harbin podcast.

Part 1 of a two-part interview with Dave and Sue Burnham.

Special bonus interview.

A-Z of Harper: 'H' for Hangman.

Hangman. This version is from the vinyl edition of In Between Every Line (currently unavailable).

The intro music is by Adam Leonard, see adamleonard.bandcamp.com for info
"Star of the Show" is by kind permission of Porvari, see http://www.porvari.co.uk
For all your Roy Harper music needs visit http://www.royharper.com
Thanks to the BBC for their permission to use the Tommy Boyd interview. All rights reserved.

In the March 2008 episode:

A description of Roy's track on "To Cry You a Song - A Collection of Tull Tales", 1996 Magna Carta MA-9009-2. http://www.magnacarta.net/albums_profile.asp?Band_ID=41&Album_ID=53

Bank of the Dead from Lifemask

Part 2 of a two-part interview with Darren Crisp.

Angel of the Night from The Dream Society

A-Z of Harper: 'G' for Goodbye

Goodbye from Flat Baroque and Berserk

Listener feedback

Life Goes By from Today is Yesterday

In the February 2008 episode:

Intro, including my enthusiasm for the new release of The Prisoner

Nick Harper tour info

The Wildlife Album including "Jabberwocky"

1948ish from Jugula

Part 1 of a two-part interview with Darren Crisp

Highway Blues from Heavy Crazy (unavailable, but a different copy of the track is on the BBC Tapes Volume III)

A-Z of Harper: 'F' for Folkjokeopus, Flat Baroque and Berserk, Forget Me Not, and Forbidden Fruit

See Roy's essay about Forbidden Fruit here.

Forget Me Not from HQ

Listener feedback

McGoohans Blues from Les Cousins

In the January episode:

The Stormcock mailing list top 30 (see below)

Midnight Sun from The Green Man

An interview with El Rose (this is quite a long one, around 45 minutes)

Glasto from The Green Man

A-z of Harper: 'E' for ECT

Committed from Sophisticated Beggar

Listener feedback

Rushing Camelot from Royal Festival Live 2001

When An Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease from HQ

The Stormcock email list top 30 albums of 2007:

In the December episode:

Reviews of the Stormcock reissue

Short and Sweet from the Cassette version of Unhinged (unavailable)

Part two of a two part interview with Steve Lambert and Pete Herring

Steve Lambert

Pete Herring

Burn the World Part 1 from Loony on the Bus (unavailable)

A-z of Harper: 'D' for Death or Glory

On Summer Day from Death or Glory

Listener feedback

Still Life from Garden of Uranium

Evening Star from Death or Glory

The two music publishers that I mentioned in the interview:

Woven Wheat Whispers: www.wovenwheatwhispers.co.uk

Magnatune: www.magnatune.com

Welcome to the Nick Harper Special. In this podcast:

"Riverside" from Light at The End of The Kennel"

"Blue Sky Thinking" from "Miracles for Beginners"

Chris Moxon interview

"Song of Madness" from "Harperspace"

Nick Harper interview

"The Verse Time Forgot" from "Double Life"

Paula Cuccurullo interview (I'm sure I mangled your name Paula - sorry!)

"Simple" from "Miracles for Beginners"

I would like to thank Linn Branson (HarperPR) for encouragement and helping to set up the interview with Nick, and also countless other people for their support.

Please visit www.lovehopestrength.org for more about the charity and Everest mission

Visit www.harperspace.com for more about Nick

In the November episode of the podcast:

News about the Stormcock reissue and Mojo article

"Anorak Corner" - compare old and new audio from Stormcock

One Man Rock'n'Roll Band from the audio CD part of Beyond the Door

Part one of a two part interview with Steve Lambert and Pete Herring

Steve Lambert

Pete Herring

All in All from the Green Man album

Listener feedback

Goodbye Ladybird, the B-side of the "I Still Care" single from Work of Heart. The track is currently unavailable.

Me and My Woman from the Royal Festival Hall 2-CD set.

Errata:

At times, particularly at the start of the podcast, my voice is a little distorted. My apologies for this; I am still getting to grips with levels in Garageband, compressor settings, mixer setup and so on. I'm getting better

I wrongly announce the last track as being played at the Royal Albert Hall. It was of course the Royal Festival Hall.

In this episode:

Intro music: "Blackpool" from Roy's album "Sophisticated Beggar".

The Great Roy Harper by Adam Leonard. Adam writes:

Nick Lane Interview. Here's a photo of Nick

An excerpt from "The Lords Prayer" from Roy's album "Lifemask".

"Cherishing the Lonesome" from "Bullinamingvase"

I played the promo for Hall of Mirrors, a short story podcast collection from Mike Bennett which I think a lot of you will enjoy.

Finally two tracks: "South Africa" from "Flashes from the Archives of Oblivion", and "Take Me Into Your Eyes" from "Today is Yesterday".