This week Jonathan L gives us an all-Irish show.
Lopsided World of L (Hour 1)
Lopsided World of L (Hour 2)
#547 Berlin era *denotes first time airs on show + is replay
-Irish citizen Shelly voice-
*Tara Lee “Boyz” (Dublin)
*Fintan McKahey “Lost Ballons” (Cork)
-Roy Shiels voice intro-
*Roy Shiels “I’d Kill So You Can Eat” (Dublin)
-Irish citizen Tracy voice-
+Áine Duffy “I’ll Wear White” (Cork)
-back and front announce-
*Gavin Murphy “Alive” (Dublin)
*Davey Long “Last Train To Tupelo” (Kilkenny)
-Cat Dowling voice intro-
+Cat Dowling “Freedom” (Dublin)
+Sean X “XXX” (Dublin)
-back and front announce-
*Van Morrison f/ Mark Knopfler “Irish Heartbeat” (2015)
-Irish citizen Helena voice-
*Sinéad O’Conner w/ The Chieftains “The Foggy Dew” (1995)
-Gaby Stroll Down Memory Lane-
*U2 & Green Day “The Saints Are Coming” (Skids 1979 cover) (2011)
-The Whereabouts voice intro-
+The Whereabouts “Don’t Bring Me Down” (Cavan) (2013)
-back and front announce-
*Kinetix “I Said Hey” (Edenderry, Offaly)
*Hallie “Remedy” (Wexford)
-Emporer Of Ice Cream voice intro-
+Emporer Of Ice Cream “High Rise Low Rise” (Cork)
-Irish citizen Joey voice-
*Sack “What A Way To Live” (Dublin)
-back and front announce-
*Gavin Conway “Throw A Stone” (Dublin)
-Dea Matrona voice intro-
+Dea Matrona “Stamp On It” (Belfast)
-Irish citizen Paddy voice-
+Tanoki f/ Farah Elle “Let It Go” (Kilkenny)
-back and front announce-
*Idle Dream “The First Time” (Dublin)
*Ugly Beautiful “Sunrise” (Cork)
-Keeley voice intro-
*Keeley “You’ve Never Made It That Far” (Dublin)
+ANT-1 “Liberty” (Cork)
-back and front announce-
*Hybrazil “Four Seasons” (Galway)
-Irish citizen Mary voice-
+Partland “After The Movie” (Galway)
-Shane O’Neill voice intro-
*David Long and Shane ‘O Neill “Dreams Come” (Dublin)
-back and front announce-
*Lemonade Marinade “Paradise Bay” (Mayo)
-Gaby Stroll Down Memory lane-
-Fjorka voice intro-
+Fjorka f/ Annie Bea “Bang On The Door” (Dublin) (2017)
-Irish citizen Tracy voice-
+Sarah Buckley “Full Moon” (Cork)
-back and front announce-
+Louise Patricia Crane “The Eve Of The Hunter” (Belfast)