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Setlist-based Spotify playlist


Brave Sir Robin

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Cheers Woffy, Gnomicide, LondonTom.

BSR, can you sling on a couple of the Dalai Lama's speeches (or pronouncements, or utterances, or whatever) too please?

Om Frangi Pani Om.

His speeches/lectures that are on Spotify are over an hour long, but there's also an album of some of his words set to some suitably mystic music ('Dalai Lama Renaissance') so I've put some of that on the playlist.

Robin - great listening to the Rodney Branigan tracks but you should include Stop The Rain from his last album as it references Glastonbury.

But does he play it live? If so I'll add it, but I haven't seen anything to suggest that. In looking for what he does play I came across this video featuring a highly amusing, completely spangled bloke going for it in the audience during last year's festival:

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But does he play it live?

Pretty sure I've heard him do it and it's included on the only setlist listed on Setlist FM (but that's from 2009).

  1. One Man 2 Guitars - Rodney Branigan
  2. Trilogy - Come Together - The Beatles
  3. The Plagiarism song - Rodney Branigan
  4. Heading South - Rodney Branigan
  5. Creep - Radio Head
  6. Anthem - Rodney Branigan
  7. Stop the Rain - Rodney Branigan
  8. Heading South - Rodney Branigan
  9. Castles Made of Sand - Hendrix
  10. The Flip Trick - Rodney Branigan
  11. The Ambidextrous Duet - Rodney Branigan
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Added new SRs the Delta Sound and Sam Piper to the playlist.

Pretty sure I've heard him do it and it's included on the only setlist listed on Setlist FM (but that's from 2009).

There are some 2014 videos on YouTube and none of them feature it so I'll leave it off for now. And while it may be in part about Glasto, it's also about r**n, which we can do without!

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Sir, you are a legend! Keep up the good work. It's much appreciated!

Thanks mate.

M.

P.S. If you are coming to Glasto this year, and by any chance we pass each other, (unlikely I know as we've never met!) I will buy you a pint (or two!)

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