•February 3, 2012 •
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Neon West (NME016). Late 1984.
- Jimmie Rodgers – Blue Yodel No 1 (Excerpt)
- Waylon Jennings – Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
- Vince Gill – A Victim Of Life’s Circumstances
- Dolly Parton – A Gamble Either Way
- Jerry Reed – Honkin’
- The Judds – John Deere Tractor
- Earl Thomas Conley – Don’t Make It Easy For Me
- Ronnie Milsap – She Loves My Car
- Gus Hardin – After The Last Goodbye
- Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson – The Year That Clayton Delaney Died
- Jimmy ‘C’ Newman – Daddy’s In His Pirouge
- Alabama – Green River
- Jimmie Rodgers – Blue Yodel No 1 (Excerpt)
- Hank Williams Jr – Family Tradition
- John Anderson – Black Sheep
- Gram Parsons – Return Of The Grievous Angel
- Karen Brooks – Tonight I’m Here With Someone Else
- The Whites – You Put The Blue In Me
- Rodney Crowell – Stars On The Water
- Shelly West – Somebody Buy This Cowgirl A Beer
- David Frizell – I’m Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate Our Home
- Emmylou Harris – Feelin’ Single, Seein’ Double
- Guy Clark – Homegrown Tomatoes
- David Frizell & Shelly West – You’re The Reason God Made Oklahoma
Posted in 1984, NME Neon West
Tags: Alabama, David Frizell, David Frizell & Shelly West, Dolly Parton, Earl Thomas Conley, Emmylou Harris, Gram Parsons, Gus Hardin, Guy Clark, Hank Williams Jr, Jerry Reed, Jimmie Rodgers, Jimmy ‘C’ Newman, John Anderson, Judds, Karen Brooks, Rodney Crowell, Ronnie Milsap, Shelly West, Vince Gill, Waylon Jennings, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, Whites
•November 1, 2011 •
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The only NME tape that I’m missing is Neon West. If anyone can help with a copy (digital or physical,) please get in touch. Thanks!
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•October 27, 2011 •
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Indie City 2 (NME037). Fall 1988.
- The House of Love – Shine On
- The Loft – Up The Hill And Down The Slope
- The Pogues – Dark Streets Of London
- The Triffids – Wide Open Road
- The Smiths – Hand In Glove
- Robert Wyatt – Stalin Wasn’t Stallin’
- …And The Native Hipsters – There Goes Concorde Again
- The Cramps – Human Fly
- R.E.M. – Radio Free Europe
- Special AKA – Gangsters
- Dead Kennedys – Holiday In Cambodia
- The Southern Death Cult – Fat Man
- The Cult – Spiritwalker
- The Primitives – Really Stupid
- Jonathan Richman – Roadrunner (Twice)
- James – Hymn From The Village
- The Fall – Roche Rumble
- Pop Will Eat Itself – Black Country Chain Saw Massacre
- This Mortal Coil – Song To The Siren
- New Order – Murder
Posted in 1988, NME Indie City 2
Tags: …And The Native Hipsters, Cramps, Cult, Dead Kennedys, Fall, House of Love, James, Jonathan Richman, Loft, New Order, Pogues, Pop Will Eat Itself, Primitives, R.E.M., Robert Wyatt, Smiths, Southern Death Cult, Special AKA, This Mortal Coil, Triffids
•October 27, 2011 •
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Indie City 1 (NME036). Fall 1988.
- Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Tupelo
- Depeche Mode – People Are People (Different Mix)
- Sonic Youth – Death Valley ‘69
- Cabaret Voltaire – Nag Nag Nag
- Josef K – Radio Drill Time
- Motorhead – Motorhead
- Orange Juice – Blue Boy
- The Fire Engines – Candy Skin
- The Mekons – Never Been In A Riot
- Gang of Four – Armalite Rifle
- The Freshies – I’m In Love With The Girl On The Virgin Manchester Megastore Checkout Desk
- Aztec Camera – We Could Send Letters
- The Damned – Smash It Up
- The Three Johns – Death Of The European
- Newtown Neurotics – Mindless Violence
- The Redskins – Lean On Me
- Colourbox – Official World Cup Theme
- Joy Division – Transmission
- Cocteau Twins – The Spangle Maker
- The Normal – Warm Leatherette
Posted in 1988, NME Indie City 1
Tags: Aztec Camera, Cabaret Voltaire, Cocteau Twins, Colourbox, Damned, Depeche Mode, Fire Engines, Freshies, Gang of Four, Josef K, Joy Division, Mekons, Motorhead, Newtown Neurotics, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Normal, Orange Juice, Redskins, Sonic Youth, Three Johns
•October 27, 2011 •
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The World At One (NME035). Fall 1987.
- Salif Keita – Sina
- Najma Akhtar – Dil Laga Ya Tha
- Yanka Rupkina with Trakiistra Troika & Kostadim Varimezov – Ot Kak Se Mara Rodila
- Kass Kass – Mister Oh!
- Yiorgos Mangas – Choreptse Tsifteleli
- Sidiki Diabete & Ensemble – Ba Togoma
- Ketama – No Se Si Vivo O Sueno
- Zouk Time – Guetho A Liso
- Abdul Aziz Mubarak – Ah’Laa Jarah
- Ofra Haza – Galbi
- Hukwe Zawose/Dickson Mkwana/Lubeleje Chiute – Nhongolo
- Shirati Jazz – Dr. Binol
- Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan – Ya Mohammed Bula Lo
- The Real Sounds Of Africa – Murume Wangu
- Jali Musa Jawara – Fote Mogoban
- Dilika – Amazimuzimu
- Sadik Diko & Reshit Shehu – Valle e Gajdes
- Jorge Cabera – A Fuego Lento
- Sasono Mulyo – Gamelan Gon Kebya
Posted in 1987, NME The World At One
Tags: Abdul Aziz Mubarak, Dickson Mkwana, Dilika, Hukwe Zawose, Jali Musa Jawara, Jorge Cabera, Kass Kass, Ketama, Lubeleje Chiute, Najma Akhtar, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Ofra Haza, Real Sounds Of Africa, Sadik Diko & Reshit Shehu, Salif Keita, Sasono Mulyo, Shirati Jazz, Sidiki Diabete & Ensemble, Yanka Rupkina with Trakiistra Troika & Kostadim Varimezov, Yiorgos Mangas, Zouk Time
•October 26, 2011 •
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The Tape With No Name (NME034). Fall 1987.
- Steve Earle – Guitar Town
- Dwight Yoakam – Please, Please Baby
- Patty Loveless – Wicked Ways
- Sweethearts of the Rodeo – Midnight Girl, Sunset Town
- Randy Travis – What’ll You Do About Me
- Reba McEntire – Have I Got A Deal For You
- Johnny Cash – The Night Hank Williams Came To Town
- Kathy Mattea – Train Of Memories
- Rosanne Cash – The Way We Make A Broken Heart
- John Hiatt – Memphis In The Meantime
- Dave Alvin – Border Radio
- Highway 101 featuring Paulette Carlson – Good Goodbye
- K.D. Lang & The Reclines – Got The Bull By The Horns
- Lyle Lovett – Cowboy Man
- Ricky Skaggs – A Hard Row To Hoe
- The O’Kanes – Oh Lonesome You
- Georgia Brown – George Jones On The Jukebox
- The Forester Sisters – 100% Chance Of Blue
- Joe Ely – Silver City
- George Strait – All My Ex’s Live In Texas
- Rattlesnake Annie – Funky Country Livin’
- Emmylou Harris – Sweetheart Of The Pines
- Nanci Griffith – Ford Econoline
- John Prine – Paradise
Posted in 1987, NME The Tape With No Name
Tags: Dave Alvin, Dwight Yoakam, Emmylou Harris, Forester Sisters, George Strait, Georgia Brown, Highway 101 featuring Paulette Carlson, Joe Ely, John Hiatt, John Prine, Johnny Cash, K.D. Lang & The Reclines, Kathy Mattea, Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith, O’Kanes, Patty Loveless, Randy Travis, Rattlesnake Annie, Reba McEntire, Ricky Skaggs, Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle, Sweethearts of the Rodeo
•October 26, 2011 •
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Mixed Peel (NME033). Fall 1987.
- The Undertones – Here Comes The Summer
- Wire – I Am The Fly
- Robert Wyatt – I’m A Believer
- Madness – Bed & Breakfast Man
- Gang of Four – At Home He’s A Tourist
- New Order – 5-8-6
- The Slits – Love And Romance
- Billy Bragg – Love Gets Dangerous
- The Adverts – Gary Gilmore’s Eyes
- The Birthday Party – Release The Bats
- Culture – Two Sevens Clash
- The Ruts – Sus
- The Folk Devils – Ink Runs Dry
- T-Rex – Ride A White Swan
- The Fall – Put Away
- Mighty Wah! – Basement Blues-The Story Of The Blues
- The Electro Hippies – Mega Armageddon Death/Chickens
- The Damned – New Rose
- That Petrol Emotion – Can’t Stop
Posted in 1987, NME Mixed Peel
Tags: Adverts, Billy Bragg, Birthday Party, Culture, Damned, Fall, Folk Devils, Gang of Four, Madness, Mighty Wah!, New Order, Robert Wyatt, Ruts, Slits, T-Rex, That Petrol Emotion, Undertones, Wire
•October 26, 2011 •
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Pocket Jukebox 2 (NME032). Spring 1987.
- Earl Bostic – Flamingo
- Hank Ballard & The Midnighters- The Twist
- Christine Kittrell – I’m A Woman/
- C.L. Blast – Somebody Shot My Eagle
- The Impressions – Talking About My Baby
- Ann Sexton – I Want To Be Loved
- Aaron Neville – Struttin’ On Sunday
- Robert Cray – That’s What I’ll Do
- The Shangri-Las – Give Him A Great Big Kiss
- John Lee Hooker – Big Legs, Tight Skirt
- Jimmy Reed – Shame, Shame, Shame
- Albert King – We All Wanna Boogie
- Wynonie Harris – Good Mornin’ Judge
- Nina Simone – Love Me Or Leave Me
- The Dells – Don’t Tell Nobody
- Don Thomas – Come On Train
- Earl Gaines – Turn On Your Lovelight
Posted in 1987, NME Pocket Jukebox 2
Tags: Aaron Neville, Albert King, Ann Sexton, C.L. Blast, Christine Kittrell, Dells, Don Thomas, Earl Bostic, Earl Gaines, Hank Ballard & The Midnighters, Impressions, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, Nina Simone, Robert Cray, Shangri-Las, Wynonie Harris
•October 26, 2011 •
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Bush fire (NME031). Spring 1987.
- Jacob Miller – Keep On Knocking
- Doctor Alimantado – Best Dressed Chicken In Town
- Freddie McGregor – Big Ship
- Augustus Pablo – Up Warrika Hill
- The Wailing Souls – War
- Black Uhuru – Natural Mystic
- Clint Eastwood and General Saint – Tribute To General Echo
- Half Pint – One In A Million
- Eek-A-Mouse – Terrorists In The City
- Frankie Paul – War Is In The Dance
- Yellowman – Zungguzungguzungguzeng
- Barrington Levy – Prison Oval Rock
- Keith Hudson – Felt We The Strain
- The Heptones – Love Won’t Come Easy
- Johnny Osbourne – Water Pumping
- Lone Ranger – Johnny Make You Bad So
- Coco Tea – Coco Tea Medley
- Nitty Gritty – Hog In A Minty
Posted in 1987, NME Bush Fire
Tags: Augustus Pablo, Barrington Levy, Black Uhuru, Clint Eastwood and General Saint, Coco Tea, Doctor Alimantado, Eek-A-Mouse, Frankie Paul, Freddie McGregor, Half Pint, Heptones, Jacob Miller, Johnny Osbourne, Keith Hudson, Lone Ranger, Nitty Gritty, Wailing Souls, Yellowman
•October 26, 2011 •
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Blow-up UK (NME030). Spring 1987.
- Loose Tubes – Hermeto’s Big Breakfast
- Stan Tracey & Peter King – In Walked Bud
- Clark Tracey – New World
- Human Chain – Jolobe
- The Jazz Renegades – A Sack Full Of Soul
- Sphere featuring Andy Shepherd – For C.C.
- Courtney Pine – Big Nick
- Jamie Talbot – Mornin’
- Steve Williamson – Splutain And Scenic
- Tommy Chase Quartet – Double Secret
- Joe Harriott – Shepherd’s Serenade
- Tim Whitehead’s Borderline – Yellow Hill
- Working Week – Soul Train
- Loose Tubes – Arriving
Posted in 1987, NME Blow-up UK
Tags: Clark Tracey, Courtney Pine, Human Chain, Jamie Talbot, Jazz Renegades, Joe Harriott, Loose Tubes, Sphere featuring Andy Shepherd, Stan Tracey & Peter King, Steve Williamson, Tim Whitehead's Borderline, Tommy Chase Quartet, Working Week