Ben Ayres and Tjinder Singh of Cornershop sit in, having (allegedly) locked Jarvis naked in the belfry. They talk about Marc Bolan, play Andy Warhol's favourite ambient music and praise beardy band Ween. Tjinder recommends a documentary called Sound It Out. They remember recording What Did the Hippy Have in His Bag with the children of Castle Hill School, Bolton. Baxter Dury joins Ben and Tjinder. He says he worries about keeping his songwriting interesting, and talks about a dark song exploring isolation, inspired by Raoul Moat and the Vietnam War. He describes how receptive his Parisian fans are. In an archive Peel Session, John Peel interviews Marc Bolan on the floor of the BBC's Paris studio: Marc talks about universal love and the Godhead. We hear an excerpt of Howl performed by Allen Ginsberg, and finish with a clip of an old US Army radio show.
Scientist Meets the Space Invaders — De Materialize
Jonathan Richman — That Summer Feeling
Jeffrey Lewis — Mosquito Mass Murderer
Marc Bolan — The Soul of My Suit
Childhood — Blue Velvet
Sing Along without The Jaynetts — Instrumental Background to Sally, Go Round the Roses
The Black Keys — Next Girl
MIA — It Takes a Muscle
Asa Singh — Balliye Ni Punjab Diye
The Paperhead — Dear Mr Vacant
Ween — Big Jilm
Donnie Elbert — A Little Piece of Leather
Coleman Wilson — Radar Blues
Cornershop feat Bubbley Kaur — What Did the Hippie Have in His Bag?
Baxter Dury — Leak at the Disco
Myomi — Sun in My Eyes
Matsuki Ayumu — Future in the Sky with Diamonds
Mrs Miller — A Lover's Concerto
The Strange Boys — Be Brave
Tame Impala — Remember Me
The Black Keys — Next Girl
MIA — It Takes a Muscle (?)
Barbara Jones — Slim Boy
Mister Yellowman — Natty Sat Upon the Rock
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band — Electricity
Afrts — The Young Sound, Part 2
