Lemon Jelly

You might want to get out your dancing shoes because we're going to get funky with Kylie, Gwen Guthrie and the Bee Gees among many others.

But first, to take us to the break, a fabulous track from the electronic duo Lemon Jelly.

All the tracks on the three albums released by Fred Deakin and Nick Franklin between 1998 and 2007 were based around oddball samples borrowed from other recordings.

Few of those samples are quite as central to the final track as the self-help lessons recited by the Australian-born magician and stage hypnotist Peter Ravine, which formed the basis of the track I'm going to play now from their debut album, KY.

A series of records Ravine made in the 1970s offered courses in giving up smoking or overeating or gaining confidence or simply just relaxing.

So time now for us all to relax as we concentrate our minds.

This is Lemon Jelly with Ravine the Impossibilist and Nervous Tension.

Ready? Ready.

I loved Groove Armada, so I worked with Groove Armada.

I loved a band called Lemon Jelly, who are apparently coming back.

So I worked with Nick from Lemon Jelly.

I worked with Sia, because I loved Sia's, this was before she was a writer, on my fourth record.

And I think people were always like, What are you doing? Kind of baffling them.

Well, baffling, because you weren't, I mean, when I worked with Lemon Jelly, it was like 12 minutes, and I can't find the song, which is really annoying.

Ah.

But.