Transmission With Ralph Mexico - Atlantic Radio Ireland

Listen to Ralph Mexico play sizzlers from the cities that are near neighbours, football rivals, and musical second cousins by marriage twice removed.

Listen to Ralph Mexico play immortal music from the immortal band who declared on the immortal first song of their immortal first album, “Oh no, don’t blame Mexico”.

Transmission: “1981? – Ridicule Is Nothing To Be Scared Of”: Listen to Ralph Mexico play the best music from the year he bought his first ever record.  It was also the year that Bucks Fizz won the Eurovision Song Contest.  These events may or may not be connected.

Listen to Ralph Mexico play music from bands that have consecutive L’s in their name.  This is in honour of The Go-Betweens, whose first five albums featured consecutive “L”’s in their titles (“Springhill Fair”, “Before Hollywood” etc.)  Will The Rolling Stones, Villagers or The Fall appear in this gallant “all killer/no filler” thriller?

Transmission presents “Scotland, Bonny Scotland” Listen to Ralph Mexico play the sweetest sounds from our soundest, sweetest neighbours.

It began in Africa, for sure. Listen to Ralph Mexico play the deepest cuts from the darkest continent.

Listen to Ralph Mexico devote an hour to the finest American band of the 70's.

Listen to Ralph Mexico play the finest tunes ever created by Americans with guitars

Listen to Ralph Mexico dial up tunes that sound like balloons filled with blackbirds being bounced off pink duvets - the best of "Americana".

Listen to Ralph Mexico play songs that struck a chord with John Peel

Listen to Ralph Mexico play the platters that matter from Down Under. Don’t be scared – he won’t play “Down Under”.

Listen to Ralph Mexico play the choicest cuts from the meatiest of musical years.