... his emails on Monday November 17th 2008, there were a number from fans in the UK regarding Sunday Nov 16th’s Desert Island Discs programme on BBC Radio 4. One of Jay’s ... recent compositions “Stealing My Democracy”, from Mundy-Turner’s album “Ha’Penny Tweedle”, had been one of eight songs featured. Desert Island Discs is one of Radio 4’s most popular & enduring programmes, having ...

'Desert Island Discs is a long-running BBC Radio 4 programme. It was first broadcast on 29 ... of radio. Guests are invited to imagine themselves castaways on a desert island, and to choose eight pieces of music to take with them. They must also specify which one of ... work and the complete works of Shakespeare, which are already present on the island to force more original choices. They also choose one ...

I serve on a committee for a professional organisation, and sooner or later I need to provide my desert island discs to them for a magazime article. If I was to do it now, I would pick Morning Town Ride - The Seekers The first song I ever learned to sing, and i used it as a lullaby for both my boys. Turn ...

... pieces of art that make me, ocean lover/needer that I am, want to visit the Southwest desert. Born on a Pirate Ship - Barenaked Ladies. As with GBS, there?re ... ). And, for people who actually listen to the show, here?s what I?d choose if I were following the rules for the Desert Island Discs programme: Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles. Strange Messenger - Vixy and Tony Da Vinci Claude - MC Solaar Piú ...

My Desert Island discs are going to be played on San Diego?s 94.9 tomorrow (Friday) at noon. They have a webcast. I have NO IDEA what albums I picked -- it ... send my T-shirt for having picked a cool set. Hilarious. I wonder if it?s even stuff I still like. I wonder if I?d be on that island today, nearly four years later, screaming over my hideous selections. Edit: It was Dead ...

... self-produced social experiment in the recording arts and public address system engagement... ..."One Dozen Desert Island Discs... For this list, I'll stick with the classic Desert Island Discs situation: imagining what I would bring to pass the possibly endless days away washed-up on some uncharted shore, left for dead or worse." HERE John tells ...