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The Spice of Life

The Spice of Life

Monday 10:30pm - 12:00am

Sunday 6:30am - 8:00am

The Spice of Life with Hans Stoeve
Playlist
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On the show today, 9 June 2010
an interview with flamenco guitarist Damian Wright, music by Damian Wright & The Translators. The second half of the show features music by the late great John Martyn and more.
25 May 2010
Geoff Smith- CD 15 Wild Decembers
Ba Cissoko- CD Electric Griot Land
Vishwa Mohan Bhatt- CD Saradamani
Nguyen Le Duos- CD Homescape
The Translators- CD The Translators
Paban Das Baul- CD Inner Knowledge
Ronu Majumdar- CD Hollow Bamboo
Ashok Roy- Rag Todi
Sussan Deyhim- CD Madman of God
Sylvan Grey- CD Ice Flowers Melting
Shakti- with John Mclaughlin- CD Shakti (1)
Hanggai- Introducing Hanggai
On the show today- 18 May 2010

Susheela Rahman- CD Music for Crocodiles.
Hariprasad Chaurasia- CD Raga Abhogi- Kirtan Devotional Song
Bill Laswell- CD Sacred System Nagual Site
Bill Laswell- CD Imaginary Cuba
Lili Boniche- CD Alger Alger
Jon Hassell- CD Bluescreen
The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra- CD Do Anything Go Anywhere


On the show today- 11 May 2010

Pin Rada- Melbourne / Istanbul Sessions
Pat Metheny Group- CD We Live Here
John McLaughlin- CD Live at The Royal Festival hall Nov 27, 1989
Simon Shaheen & Vishwa Mohan Bhatt- CD Saltanah
Kepa Junkera-CD Bilbao 00:00h
Luka Bloom- CD Dreams in America
Public Opinion Afro Orchestra- CD Go Anywhere Do Anything
(performing at The Basement May 28)

The Spice of Life

Hans Stoeve

The Spice of Life with Hans Stoeve

Hans has been broadcasting for over 25 years now, (and still can't get a paying gig) starting with an ambient program called The Quiet Space on 2SER, which ran for many years. His next project was Asian Fuse Box (with Jaslyn Hall & David Walker) which focussed on world musics emanating out of the Asiatic regions. This was followed by Itchy Ear which followed similar musical themes such as fusion jazz, Indian ragas, world music and other styles. His most recent program Powerspot merged a love of ambient music with his fascination for world music, especially the music of India and the Middle East, with occasional forays into other relevant musical areas. The ever evolving musical journey continues with The Spice of Life. This is all about variety in what ever glorious musical format it may come. If you have material which you feel is appropriate for this show, please feel free to get in touch.
thespiceoflife@2ser.com
Studio: 02 9514 9500