Penguin Cafe Orchestra

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Penguin Cafe Orchestra, but I've got the name of the song a little later.

But it, it, the music slowly kicks in, and, and from the darkness, 'cause obviously everyone's knocked off-

Yeah

Yeah.

Wow.

Isn't that amazing? Um, and on the music, Music for a Found Harmonium by The Penguin Cafe Orchestra.

That's the start, at the start.

I have something on that a little

later, but it was essentially – It's a Penguin Cafe Orchestra, but I've got the name of the song a little later.

But the music slowly kicks in and from the darkness, because obviously everyone's knocked off, it's nighttime, the door of the tram shed opens and a one-man tram appears.

And it's just, mate, this music, don't you think it's just perfect for

around.

Yeah, wow.

Isn't that amazing? And on the music, Music for a Found Harmonium by the Penguin Cafe Orchestra.

That's the start.

So Brand X was a great group, and several members, Robin Lumley was the keyboard player in Brand X, and several members of the band are on this record, including Phil Collins himself, as a matter of fact, Percy Jones, the great Percy Jones on bass, and Simon Jeffess, J-A-F-F-E-S, who was the founder of the...

Penguin Cafe Orchestra, thank you.

Right, so he's on here as well, or involved in some way.

I think he might have been the producer, actually.

So pretty much everything.

The distinctive telephone tones at the beginning were sampled from the Penguin Cafe Orchestra's telephone and rubber band song.

Wow.

Yeah, there you go.

Men on the ground.

Do you know Penguin Cafe Orchestra?

No.

My piano teacher when I was...

And he would write me music to play in the lessons.

Wow.

He introduced me to Penguin Cafe Orchestra, and I didn't realize that Brian Eno worked with them.

I'm not familiar at all.

Uh-huh.

That would be the Penguin Cafe Orchestra.

Correct.

"Music For A Found Harmonium."

I've only just started digging into some of the stuff that he's put out but really love what I've heard so far.

This album from Slim Dan is out October 9.

Well, you know, since you played that little interlocking part from Penguin Cafe Orchestra, the harmonium, I think we should go next to this album called "Realms" from the Phaedra Ensemble.

They're from the U.K., and they're playing all instrumental music by Meredith Monk.