FOOTBALL AND MUSIC V IBWM #1
Thursday, May 26, 2011 The first half of our collaboration.
If you've never visited the brilliant Football and Music website, then you really have missed out.
The site editor at F&M, Webbie, has been a good friend of ours for yonks now and we talked about working on something together a while back. Preferring to let music do the talking, Webbie has put together two very special podcast/mix compiliations for us. The theme? El Diego Maradona. Who else.
We love different here, so if you listen or download this expecting 'football banter', you'll be disappointed. Stick with it though, we think Webbie is a bit of a genius, so we'll hand over to him. Part two is available to download next week. Enjoy.
Tracklistings: FootieAndMusic - In Bed With Maradona - 1st Half:
1. Ennio Morricone Orchestra - World Cup Argentina (1978)
2. Mano Negra (Manu Chau) - Santa Maradona
3. Luca Sepe & Antonio Manganiello - Maradona NO
4. Jovine - O Reggae e Maradona
5. [audio clip] Corazon (Napoli fans)
7. The 1986 ITV World Cup Theme Tune
8. [audio clip] Maradona & the Argentina team - Vamos Argentina.
9. [audio clip] Commentary from the 1st goal v England (English commentary)
10. [audio clip] Maradona talking to Lineker about the "Hand of God" goal.
11. Cat Malojian - Hand Of God
12. Manu Chao - La Vida Tombola
13. [audio clip] Maradona's 2nd goal v England (Spanish/Argentinian comm ?)
14. [audio clip] Barry Davies - Maradona's 2nd goal
15. Fucking House Group - Diego Armando Maradona
You can download the audio file here
Reader Comments (3)
Greetings. I first saw the Footie & Music pocast via @footieandmusic tweet and asked him about doing a Maradona theme since lord knows there's fodder for several best fo volumes. Webbie (I reckon that's who tweeted me) pointed me to your site and this download- awesome and oh so cultured. My first choice was a bit 'simpler' ... The Business' Hand Ball www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou5F9-II1tY
Great listen, was sceptical at first but it's a joy, if you're reading this and in two minds, give it a go. The Argentinian commentary segments are class.
Beyond brilliant!