David Randall
Highlights 2010
David Randall and GRTR!'s Mark Taylor at the FM 'Metropolis' Launch Party,
February 7 2010
Photo: Noel Buckley
December 2010
Throughout December, David will be looking back over 2010 and
playing some of his favourite tracks
and interviews including:
Saturday 25 December, 15:00
The Best Of 2010 (Part 1) Repeat: Monday 27 December. 22:00
Sunday 26
December, 22:00 The Best of 2010 (Part 2) Repeat: Friday 31 December 21:00
A summary
of those favourite albums selected by the GRTR! Reviewers, including an
interview with Geezer Butler
Sunday November 21, 22:00 GMT (repeat Monday 22, Friday 26)
Sick Puppies Special
The band recently played a showcase gig at London's Barfly and Mark Taylor
finds out more about the band with tracks from their forthcoming album.
Gig review and full interview
Sunday September 19, 22:00
David talks to singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy about her new album 'I'd
Rather Go Blonde'
Now available as a podcast
Sunday September 12, 22:00 (repeat Sunday October 17, 18:00)
Pete Feenstra talks to Steve Lukather about his new album
Album review and video interview
Sunday August 8, 22:00
Includes music from the High Voltage event and a chat with Europe's Ian
Haugland
Sunday August 1, 22:00
High Voltage special, including tracks from bands appearing at the London
event July 24-25. Mark Taylor chats to Ian Mosley (Marillion)
Now available as a podcast
Photo: Lee Millward
Sunday July 25, 22:00
Mark Taylor talks to Glenn Hughes about Black Country Communion
Photo: BBC
Sunday July 11, 22:00
David talks to legendary broadcaster Bob Harris about the new Old Grey
Whistle Test CD series.
"Bob won't remember, but our paths crossed briefly when I was interviewed for
Radio 210 in the early eighties. I think he was programme director then.
I was probably rubbish. He has been an inspiration, both in terms of the
music he plays and his broadcasting style and kindly wrote the foreword to my
book about Jan Akkerman and Focus published in 2003"
Now available as a podcast
Sunday June 27, 22:00
David talks to Europe guitarist John Norum about his new album 'Play Yard
Blues'
New sequence starting Sunday September 5
"You Can't Keep A Good Band Down..."
Celebrating those bands who have reinvented themselves or undergone a revival.
5 Sep FM
26 Sep Tygers of Pan Tang
3 Oct Curved Air
10 Oct Focus
17 Oct Argent
24 Oct Praying Mantis
31 Oct Magnum
7 Nov Asia
14 Nov Diamond Head
21 Nov Foreigner
28 Nov Michael Schenker Group
New sequence, starting Sunday June 6
"They Came To Rock"
Three tracks from artists who appeared at UK summer music festivals from the
seventies onwards
Sunday May 30 Joe Bonamassa, 22:00
David interviews the blues to rock guitarist who is playing UK dates as part of
a European tour.
Now available as a podcast
Sunday May 16 150th edition
David looks back at some of his favourite tracks and interviews in the past
year
Sunday 16 May, FM Special, 21:00 repeat
David Randall caught up with FM's Steve Overland and Jim Kirkpatrick recently
to chat about the band and the new album 'Metropolis'.
Now available as a podcast
Regular features
Live Legends
Two tracks featuring bands who are particularly renowned in the live context
Rock's Prime Cuts: Rare, Medium Rare and Well Done
Three tracks from an artist spanning the obscure to familiar
Featured in 2009
September 13: The Beatles
September 27: Marc Bolan
October 4: Rod Stewart
October 11: Foreigner
October 25: Yes
November 1: Fleetwood Mac
November 8: Alice Cooper
November 15: Jimi Hendrix
November 22: Bad Company
November 29: Marillion
December 6: Family
December 13: Jethro Tull
Featured in 2010
January 3: Focus
January 10: Magnum
January 24: Thin Lizzy
January 31: Europe
February 14: Roy Buchanan
February 21: Budgie
February 28: Wishbone Ash
March 7: Hawkwind
March 14: Todd Rundgren
March 21: Santana
March 28: Asia
April 4: Winger
April 11: Saxon
April 25: UFO
May 2 : Rory Gallagher
May 9: Blondie
"They Came To Rock"
Three tracks from artists who appeared at UK summer music festivals from the
seventies onwards.
June 6: Blind Faith (Hyde Park, May 1969), Atomic Rooster (Buxton, June
1970), Dr John (Bickershaw, May 1972)
June 13: The Groundhogs (Lincoln, May 1971), Uriah Heep (Kendal, August
1971), Family (Buxton, September 1972)
June 20: Eric Clapton (Knebworth, 1990), Traffic (Glastonbury, 1971),
Stone The Crows (Weeley, August 1971)
June 27: Bad Company (Charlton, May 1974), Steve Winwood
(Glastonbury, 1997), Mountain (Knebworth, June 1975)
July 4: Yes (Stoke on Trent, May 1975), Steve Miller (Knebworth, May
1975), Jimi Hendrix (Woburn, July 1968)
July 11: Thin Lizzy (Cardiff Castle, July 1975), Graham Parker (Blackbushe,
July 1978), Hawkwind (Isle of Wight, 1970)
July 18: Budgie (Great Western Express, May 1972), Golden Earring
(Crystal Palace Garden Party, September 1973), Caravan (National Jazz & Blues
Fest, August 1975)
July 25: Rainbow (Monsters of Rock, 1980), Magnum (Monsters of Rock,
1985), Whitesnake (Monsters of Rock, 1990)
August 8: Queen (Knebworth, August 1986), Juicy Lucy (Yorkshire, August
1970), Motorhead (Wrexham, 1982)
August 15: Dr Strangely Strange (Clitheroe, June 1970), Bridget St John (Clitheroe,
June 1971), Van Der Graaf Generator (Worcester Charter Festival, August 1971)
August 22: Alan Stivell (Reading, 1972), Camel (Reading, 1976), Pat
Travers (Reading, 1980)
August 29: Jimi Hendrix (Isle of Wight, August 1970), 10cc (Penwith,
1983), Faces (The Oval, September 1971)
Playlists (2010)
January 2010 - March 2010
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April 2010--June
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July 2010-September
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October 2010-December 2010
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