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{{Content missing}}'''A music bed''' is a piece of music, usually an instrumental song, which radio DJs will use to add ambiance between songs and other #content. Many of the music beds [[Shaun Keaveny]] uses on [[Community Garden Radio]] are carried over from his [[BBC Radio 6 Music]] shows. | {{Content missing}}'''A music bed''' is a piece of music, usually an instrumental song, which radio DJs will use to add ambiance between songs and other #content. Many of the music beds [[Shaun Keaveny]] uses on [[Community Garden Radio]] are carried over from his [[BBC Radio 6 Music]] shows<ref>Shaun Keaveny. [[Episode 002]]. 22 December 2021. "Thanks to Phil Smith for sending me these" - approx. timestamp 7:18</ref>. | ||
Shaun is particularly well known for his use of Hawaiian music beds of which there are several different ones which are used. Other beds serve a specific purpose, such as the "Hill Street Blues" theme song which signifies the last link at the end of the show and is sometimes accompanied by Shaun singing ''"it's bloody Hill Street Blues"''. | Shaun is particularly well known for his use of Hawaiian music beds of which there are several different ones which are used. Other beds serve a specific purpose, such as the "Hill Street Blues" theme song which signifies the last link at the end of the show and is sometimes accompanied by Shaun singing ''"it's bloody Hill Street Blues"''. | ||
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A music bed is a piece of music, usually an instrumental song, which radio DJs will use to add ambiance between songs and other #content. Many of the music beds Shaun Keaveny uses on Community Garden Radio are carried over from his BBC Radio 6 Music shows[1].
Shaun is particularly well known for his use of Hawaiian music beds of which there are several different ones which are used. Other beds serve a specific purpose, such as the "Hill Street Blues" theme song which signifies the last link at the end of the show and is sometimes accompanied by Shaun singing "it's bloody Hill Street Blues".
List of music beds
| Name of bed | Artist | Notes | Streaming Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aloha Oe | George Kulokahai and His Island Serenaders | Hawaiian music bed |  Open in Spotify
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| Back Stabbers | MFSB | ||
| "Bergerac" Theme | Open in Spotify
| ||
| Brokeback Mountain | Gustavo Santaolalla | Open in Spotify
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| For Your Babies | Simply Red | Open in Spotify
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| Greatest Day | Take That | Open in Spotify
| |
| Groovin' With Mr Bloe | Mr Bloe | ||
| Happy Birthday Calypso | Cavendish Music | Used during Birthday Boulevard segment | Open in Spotify
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| Hawaiian Wedding Song | The Waikiki Beach Boys | Hawaiian music bed | Open in Spotify
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| "Hill Street Blues" Theme | Used during the final link of the show | Open in Spotify
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| I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm | Klaus Wunderlich | Open in Spotify
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| Machine Gun | Commodores | Open in Spotify
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| Mary Jane | Breakdown Brass | Open in Spotify
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| MASO bed | Used during Middle-aged shout-outs segment | ||
| News bed | Used during news segment | ||
| "Open Arms" ambience | Pub ambiance used during Open Arms links | ||
| Paradise Maui | David Luong | Hawaiian music bed | Open in Spotify
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| "Parkinson" Theme | Often used as the bed for the opening link | Open on YouTube | |
| "Rhubarb and Custard" Theme | Open in Spotify
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| "The Rockford Files" Theme | Open in Spotify
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| Si Si Si San Miguel! | San Miguel time! | Open on Youtube | |
| "Steptoe & Son" Theme | Open in Spotify
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| "Succession" Main Title Theme | Nicholas Britell | Often used in conjunction with the Logan Roy cartwall clip | Open in Spotify
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| Sunday Samba | Alfonso Santisteban | Open in Spotify
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| Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows (Instrumental) | Lesley Gore | Open in Spotify
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| "This Is Your Life" Theme | Sometimes used as the bed for the opening link | Open in Spotify
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| "Taxi" Theme | Open in Spotify
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References
- ↑ Shaun Keaveny. Episode 002. 22 December 2021. "Thanks to Phil Smith for sending me these" - approx. timestamp 7:18