Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io
Little did we know that he was a musical genius as well.
Great song, Mr. Eldon!
If you haven't heard the BBC Radio 4 series Poet's Tree featuring Kevin Eldon and written by Eldon and Stewart Lee, you're in for a treat.
Photo of Kevin Eldon by David Bailey's Son. Nice job!
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UPDATE April 2010
For some reason this has become quite popular, and I'm not at all sure the file host above will survive too many downloads. Just in case, here's another.
Discover Simple, Private Sharing at Drop.io
Or visit here: View eldon-mobilephone-mp3
I'm not sure where I found this originally-- it may have been on Adam and Joe's BBC 6 Music show.
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RE-UPDATE: April 14, 2010
Thanks to the commenter Google Got Lost, I've discovered that the reason so many are downloading this song is because Adam Buxton played it on this past Sunday's (April 11) edition of his excellent new Radio 6 Music show Adam Buxton's Big Mixtape. Listen to the whole program on the Big British Castle's website via BBC iPlayer here.
I guess Adam obliquely refers to this blog during the following, his lead out announcement of the track:
Kevin Eldon and the Cassettes there with a track called "Mobile Phone." I'm pretty sure you can download that if you search for it on the Internet. It is available. And Kevin, of course, in case you don't know, is one of the country's finest comedy actors. He's been in TV shows like Big Train and Nighty Night and Brass Eye. He was in Dead Set, Charlie Brooker's zombie sitcom recently. His character Paul Hamilton, who is like a very pretentious poet is amazing. If you ever get the chance to see Kevin doing that you should definitely take it. He did a series on Radio 4 I think called Poet's Tree, with Paul Hamilton doing his poems. And "Mobile Phone" by Kevin Eldon and the Cassettes is just a guaranteed smash in our car, at least. I hope it has a beneficial effect wherever you are."Mobile Phone" starts about 17:30 into the program, and the whole show is excellent. I'm glad it's not for sale anywhere because I'd hate to have put it up if it were commercially available.
Here's one American who digs you, Corporal Buckles!
As a bonus, here's a blog post at A Silly Blog with Adam's comments about what he's listening to, including "Mobile Phone."
2 comments:
I think the reason that it has suddenly become popular is because Adam Buxton recently played it on his Big Mix Tape 6music show. Just so you know. This song doesn't seem to exist anywhere other than here.
Thanks, Google got lost. I've updated the post with your information.
Funny, I listened to most of the program this weekend but must have been out of the room when this particular song played.
Thanks again.
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