Episode 11

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1. Caravan — "Place of My Own" (live, Strasbourg, 1972-12-05)

2. Kevin Ayers and The Wizards of Twiddly — "Am I Really Marcel?" (live at Waterman's Arts Centre, Brentford, 1995-03-10, from Turn The Lights Down, 2000)

3. Hugh Hopper and Richard Sinclair — "Long Lingers Autumn Time" (from Somewhere in France, recorded 1993, released 1996)

4. Robert Wyatt — "Lisp Service" (from Dondestan, 1991)

5. Lindsay Cooper and Maud Bauer — "Kromhout 2 Cyl. 80 Pk." (from Canaille, 1988 — compilation album recorded live at International Women's Festival of Improvised Music, Zürich, October 1986) [Jenny Woolworth's blog entry about this]

6. Bullion — Bullion's Canterbury Mix (2011)
Hatfield and The North — "Aigrette" / "Intellectual Exercise" intro; Hatfield and The North — "Shaving Is Boring"; Hatfield and The North — "The Other Stubbs Effect" / "Captain Spillage" interlude (Daevid Allen); Steve Hillage — "Octave Doctors"; Lady June — "Everythingsnothing"; Caravan — "Be All Right"; Caravan — "Memory Lain, Hugh"; Matching Mole — "Instant Pussy"; Robert Wyatt — "Gharbzadegi"; Gong — "Radio Gnome Prediction" (Intro) / "And You Tried So Hard"; Gong — "Flying Teapot"'; Gong — "Pot Head Pixies"; Robert Wyatt — "Age Of Self"; Fred Frith — "Carnival On Wall St" / "Being Defined" Interlude; John Greaves — "Salt"; Gong — "Shamal"; Robert Wyatt — "Stalin Wasn't Stallin'"'; Caravan — "No Back Stage Pass"; Robert Wyatt — "To Carla Marsha And Caroline" / "Jolly Clever" interlude (Mike Ratledge, Kevin Ayers); Soft Machine — "Have You Ever Bean Green?" / "Pataphysical Introduction pt.1"; Kevin Ayers — "Goodnight Goodnight"

7. Delivery — "One For You" → "Big Jobs no. 2" → "Finesse Is For Fairies" → "All Day Forever" → "Nan's True Hole" → "Shaving Is Boring "→ "God Song" (live at the Tower of London moat, 1972-07-21)

8. Caravan — "The Love in Your Eye" (from French TV programme Rockenstock, 1972-12-08)

9. Daevid Allen — "The Switch Doctor" (tape collage created 1966, broadcast 1968, released on The Death of Rock and Other Entrances, 1984)

10. The Invisible Opera Company of Tibet (UK) — "Clarence In Wonderland" (live at the Wise Crone Cafe, Glastonbury Festival, 1993-06-24)

11. Kevin Ayers and The Wizards of Twiddly — "See You Later" → "Didn't Feel Lonely Til I Thought of You" (live at Waterman's Arts Centre, Brentford, 1995-03-10, from Turn The Lights Down, 2000)

12. Soft Machine — "Kings and Queens" (from Fourth, 1971)

13. Syd Arthur — "Mystic Mole" (digital bonus track with preorders of the Moving World EP, 2011)

14. The Oyster Band (feat. June Tabor) — "Dives and Lazarus" (from Freedom and Rain, 1990)

15. Kevin Ayers — "The Teddy Bears Picnic" (live in Newcastle, 2003-06-11)

[voiceover ambience: Caravan — "Reprise" (from If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You, 1970)]

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As mentioned during the programme, the haiku competition has been extended for another lunar cycle (get your haiku in by 2011-10-12!). For more details, and to see the current list of entries, check the bottom of the Episode 10 blog entry.

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[presumably reproduced from the Radio Times, 1968]

10.25 THE SWITCH DOCTOR
A radio collage
based on material
written and assembled
by DAEVID ALLEN

In this free-flowing treatment of poems, conversation, snatches of music and electronic sounds, Mr. Allen has constructed a radiophonic work in the borderland between literature and music. It takes its place alongside other recent experimental programmes, including Crook and Souster's Seasons through the Day of a Town by the Sea and Rosemary Tonk's [sic] Sono-Montage, but ultimately it should perhaps be listened to more in the spirit of a piece of music, such as John Cage's Fontana Mix.

+ Introduced by GEORGE MACBETH
followed by an interlude at 10.55