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Sometimes the figure offering salvation from physical or spiritual peril isn’t who we’d expect, as Tom Robinson reflects in Knights In Shining Armour.
This episode of Something Understood was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Sunday 1 August 2010 at 0615. Producer: Alan Hall. A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4.
Music
Music 1 – ‘When a Knight Won His Spurs’
Wells Cathedral Choir, Rupert Gough and Kieran White
CD: The English Hymn, Vol. 4
Hyperion CDP12104 tr. 4
Music 2 – ‘Save Me’
Aretha Franklin
CD: I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
Atlantic 7567814392 tr. 10
Music 3 – ‘Amazing Grace’
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
CD: No Boundaries
Heads Up HUCD3092 tr. 4
Music 4 – Ravel: ‘Chanson Romanesque – Don Quichotte à Dulcinée
Gerard Souzay (Baritone)
CD: Melodies by Ravel and Debussy
EMI CDM 7631122 tr. 13
Music 5 – Leiber: ‘Along came Jones’
Ray Stevens
CD: Only the Best of Ray Stevens
Collectables Records COL-CD-1202
Music 6 – Purcell: ‘King Arthur’
Bath Festival Orchestra
CD: Baroque Classics: Works by Vivaldi, Bach
EMI CDU5650382 tr. 6
Music 7 – ‘Cold Water’
Damien Rice
CD: O
Vector Recordings 48507 tr. 8
Music 8 – Robinson: ‘The One’
Tom Robinson
CD: Having it Both Ways
Cooking Vinyl Records 97 tr. 2
Music 9 – Burgon: ‘Nunc Dimittis’
The Choir of Wells Cathedral, Matthew Owens (Cond.)
CD: Geoffrey Burgon: Choral Music
Hyperion CDA67567 tr. 18
Readings
Reading 1 – Roger Lancelyn Green: King Arthur and His Knights
of the Round Table
Pub. Everyman’s Library
Reading 2 – Mary C. Lamia and Marilyn J. Krieger: The White
Knight Syndrome
Pub. New Harbinger
Reading 3 – Carl Jung: Man and his Symbols
Pub. Laurel Press
Reading 4 – Raymond Chandler: The Big Sleep
Pub. Random House
Reading 5 – Alden Nowlan: ‘The Rites of Manhood’
Pub. Nineties Press
Reading 6 – Robert A. Johnson: The Psychology of Romantic Love
Pub. HarperOne
Reading 7 – Jane Austen: Sense and Sensibility
Pub. Penguin Classics
Reading 8 – Mary C. Lamia and Marilyn J. Krieger: The White
Knight Syndrome
Pub. New Harbinger
One Trackback
What’s With All This NorthWalesLinks Stuff?…
Hi Tom, I found your entry about The Hero Myth interesting thus I’ve added a Trackback to it on my weblog :)… Folks have asked me why I’m developing NorthWalesLinks.co.uk with such vigour, running a Twitter campaign and Facebook and posting random trackbacks on other people’s blogs.
Those who know me will know I speak from the heart when I say this. Putting my grudges against radio aside, I found that by paying more attention to the site and by publishing articles that are positive for the communities in the six counties of North Wales I was having a buzz. Just like researching interviewees for BBC Radio Clwyd used to be a buzz back in the early 80?s.
On the other hand your article doesn’t have any connection with North Wales, so I haven’t in fact mentioned or linked to it on my own site. But I thought I’d leave my URL on your blog anyway just to help give me a bit of free publicity and boost my rankings in Google.
Hope you don’t think I’m being cheeky or anything…
All the best,
Roy Norry