Balearic Breakfast | Episode 20-02 | A trip to the Beach...
- Sep 8, 2020
- 2 min read
Worldwide FM broadcast this new episode of Balearic Breakfast on September 08th 2020.
Sometimes the "mental representation" of a show does not come to mind instantly. Sometimes it is hard to get. And, sometimes, you feel it in your Soul, almost from the show's start. And the idea grows, slowly, steadily.
The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.
Marcel Proust, The Prisoner, 1923
On this second edition of Balearic Breakfast, not a single track has a straightforward structure or an easy melody; they all seem to be reaching out for something, searching for something, an issue, a higher ground, maybe? But it is not a "desperate" search; you never feel fear or apprehension. On the contrary, these tracks are adventurous. They are "marching-type like" Tracks. You want to discover where that path leads you, and the songs help to open your spirit up because of their absolute freedom.
Listen to episode 20-02 of "Balearic Breakfast" :
TRACKLIST
Derek Gripper – Kaira (Peace)
Joni Mitchell – Coyote
Crosby Stills & Nash – Dark Star (Ashley Beedle Heavy Disco Re-Edit)
Donna Summer – State of Independence
Grace Jones – Private Life (Paul 'Groucho' Smykle Mix)
Wally Badarou – Chief Inspector (Paul 'Groucho' Smykle mix)
DJ Rocca & Leo Almunia – Ever Changing Bubbles (Deep 88 Balearic Mix)
Siouxsie and the Banshees – Kiss Them For Me (Kathak Remix)
Jhalib – Mysteries of the East
CitiZen of Peace – Heart Dance (Kuniyuki Remix)
Don Carlos – Alone
A Man Called Adam – Techno Powers
Chris Rea – Josephine (Chida Edit)
Womack & Womack – MPB (Frankie Knuckles Folk Mix)
Godley & Crème – Cry (Trevor Horn Extended Mix)
Jasper Van't Hofs Pili Pili – Hoomba Hoomba
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