Sur FIP le 4 décembre en direct, Tribute to Robert Wyatt.

Pardon my French, but this seems to be a live tribute to Robert Wyatt by North Sea Radio Orchestra with John Greaves and Annie Barbazza, broadcasted on fip.fr December 4th 2019.

Taken from this site.

My Fleeting Trio cover "Maryan"

My Fleeting Trio cover "Maryan" (Wyatt/Catherine). Arranged by Pablo Roquefort, performed by Clement Brajtman (Vocal, Drums), Armand Dubois (French Horn), Pablo Roquefort (Guitar).

Carla Diratz / Pascal Vaucel "pRéCis​.​AiMaNt"

Check out this album: Carla Diratz / Pascal Vaucel "pRéCis​.​AiMaNt" (2019) on Bandcamp. They do a fine cover version of Robert Wyatt´s "Sea Song".

Ivor Cutler - A Doughnut In My Hand (MUSIC BOX)

How about this cover version of Ivor Cutler´s "A Doughnut in my Hand"?!

Lyrics may be found below the video on YouTube if you want to sing along!

I´m still hoping someone will write a fine Ivor Cutler biography!

Squid performs Robert Wyatt’s “Pigs…(In There)”

"Squid performs Robert Wyatt’s “Pigs…(In There)” at End of the Road Festival 2019, as part of a secret session for The Line of Best Fit" (from YouTube).

Check out Squid on Soundcloud.

Info on musicians from Facebook:
"anton pearson on guitars - arthur leadbetter on synthesiserz and cello - louis borlase on guitars and bass, occasionally sings - ollie judge drumming whilst singing loudly - laurie now on synth but eternally cornet".

Lindstrøm

Norwegian "contemporary disco" artist Lindstrøm´s new album "On A Clear Day I Can See You Forever" is out 11 October on LP, CD and digital on Smalltown Supersound.

He cites Robert Wyatt as an inspiration for this album, so check out the track "Deep snow", or wait for the full album to hear if you recognize some Wyatt vibes in there! Pre- order on Bandcamp.

"On A Clear Day I Can See You Forever (a title inspired by the 1970’s musical On A Clear Day You Can See Forever starring Barbra Streisand). “I’ve listened to Robert Wyatt’s solo albums and his Matching Mole’s debutalbum a lot lately. It so effortless, fearless and free. And not insisting. I was very inspired by this”.

Pierre Bastien and Robert Wyatt

Pierre Bastien is doing the "Invisible Jukebox" in The Wire no.426 (August 2019), the column where a musician is trying to recognise or guess what is being played.

After hearing "Cuckoo Madame" he recognises Robert Wyatt and starts telling about an installation they made together for the Bienale de Lyon in 2001. Robert sent a cassette and P.B. selected "Locomotive Song" ("It was easy to make an orchestration for that with my mechanical machines").

Finally the installation was sold to the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, where it is kept in the archives.

Pierre Bastien installations on pierrebastien.com