01/09/2012
Huw Evans sits in for Bethan with live music from 麻豆社 Introducing at Reading Festival and chats to Huw Stephens about the Welsh Music Prize shortlist.
Huw Evans sits in for Bethan and has a cosy chat with Huw Stephens about the recently announced Welsh Music Prize shortlist.
There's live from the 麻豆社 Introducing stage at Reading Festival, North Wales' own super producer Dyl Mei talks rare Welsh records and who's sampled them and Adam Perkins reports live from Merthyr Rock.
And the Album To Hear Before You Pop Your Clogs is McCartney II.
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The Bonzo Dog Band
Music For Head Ballet
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John Cale
Hello There
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Blackrock
Yeah Yeah
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Race Horses
Sisters
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The Beach Boys
Long Promised Road
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Arthur Russell
Time Away
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Gulp
Game Love
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Session
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Euros Childs
Can't Get It Out Of My Head
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Mary Hopkin
Aderyn Llwyd
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Ty Segall
The Hill
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Perfume Genius
Hood
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Jack Lesser Lewis
Shadow Party
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麻豆社 Introducing live at Reading Festival
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Cut Ribbons
Damascus
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Samoans
Summer Song
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Bob Dylan
Oh Sister
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Colorama
Do The Pump
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Huw Stephens talks Welsh Music Prize
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Islet
A Bear On His Own
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Los Campesinos!
By Your Hand
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Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog
Glaw
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Gruff Rhys
Pwdin Wy 1 & 2
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Album To Hear... McCartney II
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Paul McCartney
Waterfalls
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Paul McCartney
Temporary Secretary
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Dyl Mei talks samples
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Shirley Bassey
Jezahel
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Cut Chemist
Drums Of Fire
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Tebot Piws
Mae Rhywyn Wedi Dwyn Fy Nrhwyn
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Tom Jones
Looking Out My Window
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DJ Shadow
Lesson No 4
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叠谤芒苍
Y Gwylwyr
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Pep Le Pew
Gwynt A Glaw
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Adam Perkins' Merthyr Rock report
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Skindred
Pressure
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The Modern Lovers
She Cracked
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Holograms
Chasing My Mind
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Alvy Singer
Art
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St Vincent and David Byrne
Who
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Grass Widow
Goldilocks Zone
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Sidan
Cwsg Osian
Broadcast
- Sat 1 Sep 2012 19:00麻豆社 Radio Wales
On 麻豆社 Sounds: The Story of Miwsig
Huw Stephens and Sian Eleri time travel through the history of Welsh language pop music.