theartsdesk Radio Show 36 - legendary producer Joe Boyd discusses his recent book on global music

THEARTSDESK RADIO SHOW 36 Legendary producer Joe Boyd discusses his recent book on global music

From being producer of Pink Floyd and Nick Drake to running an influential global music label

The latest in Peter Culshaw’s peripatetic radio shows is a conversation with Joe Boyd whose recent tome, published by Faber, is a magisterial sweep through global and popular music called And the Roots of Rhythm Remain

TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW

https://www.mixcloud.com/MusicBoxRadioUK/the-arts-desk-with-joe-boyd-thursday-9th-january-2025/

theartsdesk Radio Show 34 - with post-punk visionary Lu Edmonds

THE ARTS DESK RADIO SHOW 34 Post-punk visionary Lu Edmonds with Peter Culshaw

Two hours' chat and music with Lu Edmonds of The Mekons, PIL, Blabbermouth & The Damned

Welcome to the latest edition of Peter Culshaw’s occasional radio show, which normally has a global music focus. This week’s guest for the entire two hours is the musical cult hero and all-round good bloke Lu Edmonds.

theartsdesk Radio Show 33: Ukraine special - musicians and artists direct from Ukraine, with co-host Anastasia Piliavsky

THEARTSDESK RADIO SHOW 33: UKRAINE SPECIAL Musicians and artists direct from Ukraine, with co-host Anastasia Piliavsky

Ukraine as a cultural space between tired Europe and psychopathic terrorist Russia

The latest edition of Peter Culshaw’s occasional global radio shows focuses totally on Ukraine, looking at music, art, culture and resistance.

theartsdesk Radio Show 31 - special guest: TV soundtrack maestro Dominik Scherrer

THEARTSDESK RADIO SHOW 31 Special guest Dominik Scherrer, eclectic composer of 'The Serpent'

Special guest Dominik Scherrer, eclectic award-winning composer of The Serpent

Peter Culshaw’s periodic global themed radio show is allowed back in the MusicBox Radio studio with special guest, the distinguished soundtrack composer Dominik Scherrer. Dominik’s latest hit series was The Serpent, the dark tale of Charles Sobhraj, the “Bikini Killer” or “The Serpent” who killed young often lost, idealistic Western travellers mainly in Bangkok in the 1970s, but also elsewhere on the hippy trail east.

theartsdesk Radio Show 30 - podcast on Malcolm McLaren with Paul Gorman, his biographer

MALCOLM MCLAREN, 10 YEARS AFTER Biographer Paul Gorman discusses the great provocateur's legacy

Discussing the legacy of the much misunderstood visionary subversive, Malcolm McLaren

This episode of Peter Culshaw’s episodic global music radio show is a celebration of the life and times of Malcolm McLaren, visionary and provocateur, who died 10 years ago.

theartsdesk Radio Show 29 - Morricone, Moroccan psychedelia and Sudanese techno

RADIO SHOW 29 Morricone, Moroccan psychedelia and Sudanese techno

New, re-released and just damn fine music from around the planet

Peter Culshaw’s periodic global music radio update is back, quicker than usual as there is some catching up to do. There’s a focus on Ennio Morricone, who died this week - with his amazing range from Westerns to lush soundscapes and experimental hipster 1960s hipster pop.

theartsdesk Radio Show 28 - Tony Allen tribute with guest Stephen Budd

THEARTSDESK RADIO SHOW 28 Tony Allen tribute with guest Stephen Budd

Homage to the late Afro-beat legend, and interview about him with his friend and African music DJ Stephen Budd

Peter Culshaw’s occasional global radio music show comes blinking into the light after lockdown, as MusicBox radio’s studio In London’s Clerkenwell has tentatively, antiseptically, opened. In the months since March, we have lost numerous kings of rhythm, including, as mentioned in the show, Florian Schneider and Little Richard.

theartsdesk Radio Show 27 - direct from Sāo Paulo with guest stars including Chico César

THEARTSDESK RADIO SHOW 27 New Sounds from São Paulo - and the musical movement against Bolsanaro

New Sounds from São Paulo - and the musical movement against Bolsanaro

The latest edition of Peter Culshaw’s global music radio update was recorded on the road in São Paulo, Brazil, featuring some of the most interesting local musicians a couple of weeks ago – before the virus tsunami hit (Brazil was behind the curve, its first case only reported on 25 February).