A shorter show today, as Jarvis didn't realise the clocks went back. For Palm Sunday, we hear Adrian Henri's Christ's Entry into Jerusalem. On This Day, the Paris Commune was established but the decimal republican calendar didn't catch on. Sound artist Max Eastley talks about the Cape Farewell voyages - this organisation takes creatives and scientists to the Arctic Circle to learn about climate change. From an ice floe called the Devil's Dancefloor, Max recorded the boat's creaking and the sounds under the sea. We hear the calls of bearded seals mixed with the scything of a weird instrument he invented. In a jamma session, Max plays this instrument as Jarvis reads Ian McEwan's story A Boot Locker in the Frozen North. And Pavement: Are They Any Good? Birthdays: Alexander the Warlike, Maxim Gorky, Dame Flora Robson, Nelson Algren and Michael Parkinson. Valete: Alex Chilton.
The Blues Magoos — Tobacco Road
Ramones — Blitzkrieg Bop
Beastie Boys — Intergalactic
Jurassic 5 — Concrete Schoolyard
Curtis Mayfield — Freddie's Dead
Dr John — Right Place, Wrong Time
Joe Walsh — Life's Been Good
Serafina Steer — Day Glo
MGMT — Flash Delirium
Barry Adamson — The Man with the Golden Arm
The Hidden Cameras — Golden Streams
The Liverpool Scene — The Entry of Christ into Liverpool
The Langley Schools Music Project — Band on the Run
Alex Chilton — Hey Little Child
The Cramps — Fever
Martha Wainwright — Year of the Dragon
Max Eastley — Svalbard
Grizzly Bear and Feist — Service Bell
Gábor Szabó — Three King Fishers
Pavement — Carrot Rope
