The Sound of the Underground


Celebrating 150 years of the London Underground, Jarvis takes us on an exuberant ride through the subway systems of London, Paris and beyond. There are Tube facts and a recording of Jarvis's Metro ride today. Emma Clarke explains how she became one of the voices of the Underground network. We travel further: today is the beginning of Chinese New Year, we glimpse Russia, then we reach the deepest realm there is. Back to reality with the rubbish morning commute; it's time to spice up the journey with Poems on the Underground and some naughtiness on the NY Subway. The Peel S is for The Sabres of Paradise. We take a detour into the world of chess, as On This Day Garry Kasparov was beaten by Deep Blue. We alight and our magical Tube train hurtles away. Birthdays: Bertolt Brecht, Boris Pasternak, Roberta Flack, Jerry Goldsmith, Jimmy Durante. Valete: Reg Presley.

Kraftwerk - Abzug
The Bad Shepherds - Down in the Tube Station at Midnight 
The Harptones - Sunday Afternoon 
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - Underground 
Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go to My Lovely 
Ólöf Arnalds - German Fields 
Serge Gainsbourg - Poincilleur de Lilas 
'The Sound of the Underground', essay by Emma Clarke 
Sandie Shaw - Always Something There to Remind Me 
The Doors - Crawling King Snake 
David Bowie - Alabama Song 
James Last - Lara's Theme 
Jerry Goldsmith - Ave Satani 
Roberta Flack - Told You Jesus 
Vanessa Contenay - Debile Matin 
Sir John Betjeman, music by Jim Parker - City 
Tangerine Dream - Love on a Real Train 
Jimmy Durante - Make Someone Happy 
The Sabres of Paradise - Inter Lergen Ten Ko 
Gonzales - Knight Moves 
Scott Walker - The Seventh Seal 
The Troggs - Gonna Make You 
The Troggs - Little Girl