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This week we're baking under superb sunshine in the beautiful, expansive grounds of the Faenol Estate in Bangor, at the 5th Gwyl Gardd Goll festival. 91Èȱ¬ Radio (us & the wonderful people at C2) recorded all of the bands on the Y Nyth stage on the Saturday, and I get to treat you to excellent sets from Creision Hud and Vvolves.

This e-mail is five days tardy because it took me a while to recuperate from the festival... my two days there are detailed elsewhere on this blog (Saturday and Sunday). There are a lot of words, quite a few pictures, and some mumbling about feeling "existentially adrift"... that sensation has passed now. I put it down to too much bad news, sunshine and too many hours hypnotised by the white lines on the A55.

Elsewhere on the show: Huw Williams introduces us to Joey and the Gentlemen (1964). Ben Hayes makes a stirring (& almost convincing) case for the non-naffness of Electric Light Orchestra and Lara Catrin translates something jangly and ace (about beer goggles) from Pretty Places.

There are only a couple of debut plays on this week's show (Dev79 & Thrills, The Toy Band, Doom Reggae & Xentrix - so, if you're new/you're ace/you've never been played on the radio before, & you're Welsh/based in Wales or on a Welsh label, please throw your music at me (or recommendations of ace bands you've seen) via: themysterytour@gmail.com (mp3s/download links) or by visiting the 91Èȱ¬ Introducing Uploader.

Longwinded, but sound, advice on submitting music to the show is available here:

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I'm off to make a panad.

This Sunday will feature a preview of the imminent National Eisteddfod in Wrexham. I'm DJing Maes B on Saturday night (30th) & judging a battle of the bands at the same venue on Monday & Tuesday night. See you there. Or, more appropriately, wela i di yna!

Hwyl,

Adam

- 'No Good ( 12" Version )'
Llanrug

- 'Take Your Time'
Llanrwst

- 'Uwchben Y Drefn'
Waunfawr/Cardiff

- 'Tubby Brothers ( Featuring The Burlington Welsh Male Voice Chorus )'
Newport

- 'Ffati Bwm Bwm ( Featuring Swci And Mr Phormula )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Off In A Minute ( Featuring Skamma )'
Philadelphia/Barry

- 'Fallin''
Mold

- 'English Lady'
Pembrokeshire

- 'Christopher Columbus'
Bethesda

- 'Candylion'
Brighton

- 'Sailing From Youth ( Live From Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Monmouth/Cardiff

- 'She ( Live From Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Monmouth/Cardiff

- 'Where You'd Start ( Live From Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Monmouth/Cardiff

- 'Wolves ( Live From Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Monmouth/Cardiff

- 'Pretty Pretty'
Brighton/Cardiff

- 'Pushing Up Daisies'
Cardiff

- 'The Bends'
Cardiff

- 'Wolf - Mother'
Llangollen

- 'Tough Tough Love'
Cardiff

HUW WILLIAMS - 'Spoken Contribution'
Swansea

JOEY & THE GENTLEMEN - 'Dummy Dum Song'
Cardiff

- 'All Around You'
Holyhead

- 'Joanna'
Llanbrynmair/Clynnog Fawr

- 'The Blackout ( Radio Edit )'
Anglesey

DOOM REGGAE - 'Funeral Reggae'
Llanfairfechan

- 'Here We Go Again'
Lampeter

- 'Cyllell ( Live At Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Indigo ( Live At Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Dianc ( Live At Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Katrina ( Live At Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Bedd ( Live At Gwyl Gardd Goll )'
Caernarfon/Cardiff

- 'Sugarcrush'
Cardiff

- 'Grey On White'
Cardiff

- 'Prove Yr Love'
Swansea/Berlin

- 'Vomit'
San Francisco ( Welsh Management )

- 'Sister Silvia'
Wrexham/Brynford

LARA CATRIN - 'Spoken Contribution'
Bangor/Cardiff

- 'Dyn, Dynes A Cerddoriaeth'
Llanfair P.g.

- 'Thorns'
Cardiff

- 'Spoken Contribution'
Ruthin

- 'First Movement ( Jumping Biz )'
Birmingham

- 'Cave Dance'
Pembrokeshire

- 'Cool Britannia'
London