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Monday:
The Entertainer - Bawbee Crunch.
which reminds me of

The Crunch - Rah Band.

Cway troops, lets keep away from Abba, Pink Floyd and Simply Red this time round.

Monday

'Farm On The Freeway' - Jethro Tull

'North Sea Oil' - Jethro Tull - for EC

'The Whaler's Dues' - Jethro Tull - (Money speaks. Soft hearts lose).

Monday

Pretenders - Brass in pocket (cos there's nothing else left)
When I'm dead and gone - McGuinnes Skint

Scottish Git - I heard last night that Ian Anderson's biggest regret about his music career was the name Jethro Tull.

Money's too tight to mention - Simply Red

Adam,
I know lots of people assume that Jethro Tull is the guy who plays the flute. Was that the reason given for the regret?

Thought I might suggest a Johnny CASH song for Monday, then wondered if I would get away with Man in Black on Tuesday. Could I manage suggestions for the week? Stuggling with Wednesday. Any help out there ?

Monday
Busted
Far side bank pf Jordon

Tuesday
Man in Black
The long black veil

Wednesday
Orange blossom special (in the lyrics)
I walk the line (Is walking exercise)

Thursday
I love you because
Your the nearest thing to heaven

M

Lawyers, Guns and Money - W. Zevon

T

A White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation - Marty Robbins

W

Long May You Run - Neil Young

T1

You've Got What It Takes - Marv Johnson

T2

You're No Good - Betty Everett

Happy to agree with Jim in Gifffnock that J Cash is essential for Monday, and with Adam-in-Rio. I hope we can avoid Dollar too.

My thoughts for the week ahead are:

Monday - Credit crunch

I've focused less on the money side and more on (the impact of) falling shares and job losses.....

Way down in the hole - Blind Boys of Alabama
Back to Black - Amy Whitehouse
Living on a prayer - Bon Jovi
Tumbling Down - Alsion Moorer
Tell me it鈥檚 not true - Barbara Dickson
Old five and dimers like me - Emmylou Harris
The optimist - Emma Pollock

For the intro mix:
Money for nothing - Dire Straits
Banks of the Ohio 鈥� Olivia Newton-John
Money (That's What I Want) - Flying Lizards
Penny Lover - Lionel Ritchie
Euro one that I want - Grease

Tuesday - clothing

Raspberry Beret - Prince
I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) - Genesis
The angels wanna wear my red shoes - Elvis Costello
Tie one on - Aberfeldy

A few ideas for the into-mix too:
The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Tight Fit
Heart on my Sleeve - Gallagher and Lyle
Forever in blue jeans and Jeans on.

Wednesday - Running and exercise

Heart it races - Architecture in Helsinki
Run - Snow Patrol
Run to you - Bryan Adams
Born To Run - Emmylou Harris
Run for home - Lindisfarne
Born To Run - Springsteen

For the intro-mix:
Ain't No Stopping Us Now -- McFadden and Whitehead
Break My Stride - Matthew Wilder

Thursday - Compliments and Insults

Wonderful tonight - Eric Clapton
Hot stuff - Donna Summer
She鈥檚 the one - Springsteen
You are everything 鈥� Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye
The way you look tonight - Sinatra

I ain't ever satisfied - Gretchen Peters
Broken down cowboy - John Fogerty
Creep - Radiohead ( the live version by Damien Rice may be more radio friendly)
Crazy - Ray LaMontagne

Have a good weekend

Joe
Linlithgow

Apologies, I forgot to add "Rescue me" by Fontella Bass to Monday's list.


Joe
Linlithgow

Oh No! All these suggestions already...won't be anything left for me to suggest ha ha ha!

Julie,
You have just earned 3 penalty points and a fixed penalty.
Remember the rools!

Fixed penalty?!? I should wake up before I sign in.

Wednesday - "I'm Not Running Anymore" - John Mellencamp

My Second Blog!

Thanking Vic for the mention on Wednesday, sorry the Areosmith "Don't wanna miss" didn't fit the sleeping Theme, guessing lyrics don't count where as name of band or song do. Since I first caught Get it On on the way home from the Gym I am loving Wednesday's theme. Here is some suggestions which I have spent just too long over.

Monday: Monetary Suggestions
Skids 鈥� Working for the Yankee Dollar
Steve Miller Band 鈥� Take the Money and Run
Liza Minelli 鈥� Money makes the World go Round
Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let鈥檚 Make Lots of Money)


Tuesday: Clothing and Wardrobes
David Dundas 鈥� Jeans On
ZZ Top 鈥� Sharp Dressed Man
Genesis 鈥� I know what I like (in your wardrobe)
Dolly Parton 鈥� Coat of Many Colours


Wednesday: Songs About Exercise
Kate Bush 鈥� Running up that Hill
Sweet 鈥� Fox on the Run
Elvis Costello 鈥� Pump it up
Spandau Ballet 鈥� Muscle-bound
Iron Maiden 鈥� Run for the Hills


Thursday: Compliments and Insults
Stevie Wonder 鈥� Sunshine of my Life
Aerosmith 鈥� Dude Looks Like a Lady
Green Day 鈥� American Idiot
Spice Girls 鈥� Wannabe
Sugababes 鈥� Ugly
Queen 鈥� You鈥檙e my Best Friend

Argh Sorry about the Question Marks!

Just realised that its the Credit Crunch and my money links are a bit loose. I will revise.

Monday: Credit Crunch
Skids Working for the Yankee Dollar
Steve Miller Band Take the Money and Run
Liza Minelli Money makes the World go Round
The Beatles Money (that's What I Want)
Bon Jovi Living on a Prayer
10cc Wall Street Shuffle

and for Tuesday

MINK DeVille Spanish Stroll

In addition to my Johnny Cash suggesting, here my pick for the week

Monday
Money - Yes
Love on a farmboy's wages - XTC/Poozies ( I prefer the Poozies version)
Money, Money - Liza Minelli
Jocelyn Squre - Love and Money

Tuesday
These boots are made for walking - Nancy Sinatra
Lovefool - The Cardigans

Wednesday
Keep on running - Spenser Davis Band
Run for home - Lindisfarne
Running bear - Johnny Preston

Thursday
Your so vain - Carly Simon (my preference)
Nobody does in better - Carly Simon
Your the best thing - The Style Council
Simply the best - Tina Turner


Jim in Giffnock

M

I Can't Tell The Bottom From The Top - The Hollies

T

Mohair Sam - Charlie Rich

W

Race With The Devil - Gun

T1

Mr. Big - Free

T2

Is That All There Is? - Peggy Lee

Tuesday (Clothes...from wearing to washing): The Scaffold - "Today's Monday" (Monday's washing day, is everybody happy? You bet your life we are!").

Hi All

Monday has to be Cash Machine by Hard Fi for me or She Works Hard for The Money by Donna Summer.

Maria in Stirling

Monday - Money

Everything Has A Price To Pay - Paul Weller
Sell You Everything - Buzzcocks
Pay No Mind - Beck
Fools Gold - The Stone Roses

Tuesday - Clothing

You Can Leave Your Hat On - Joe Cocker
Baggy Trousers - Madness
Short Skirt/Long Jacket - Cake
New Shoes - Paolo Nutini

Wednesday - Run/Exercise

It's Like That - Run DMC
Run On - Moby
Marathon Not A Sprint - Camera Obscura
I Ran (So Far Away) - Flock of Seagulls (It had to be done!)

Thursday - Compliments/Insults

Pretty In Pink - Psychedelic Furs
I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys
I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You - Tom Waits (Insult in title; compliment in sentiment - a wonderful song)
Psychotic Girl - The Black Keys
You Talk Way Too Much - The Strokes

Monday

No sell out 鈥� Keith LeBlanc

Tuesday

Strange girl in clothes 鈥� Avant Gardner


Wednesday

This theme could stretch to events surely.

Jump around 鈥� House of Pain

Thursday 1st set

I knew the bride 鈥� Dave Edmunds

Thursday 2nd set

Chase is better than the catch 鈥� Motorhead

M

William Tell Overture - Theme from the Loan Arranger

T

Ready-Mades - Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band

W

Run Run Run - Jo Jo Gunne

T1

If I Had To Do It All Over Again I'd Do It All Over You - Caravan

T2

Positively Fourth Street - Bob Dylan

Monday (Credit Crunch): Alan Price - "In Times Like These". Both his surname and the lyrics of the song fit the bill for Monday ("And when the money doesn鈥檛 go far, We end up drinking out of jam jars, When there鈥檚 no meat on the table, We live as well as we are able鈥�).

Mon: Sixpence None The Richer-'Kiss Me'.
The Beatles- 'Can't Buy Me Love',Bing Crosby-'Buddy Can You Spare A Dime'

Tue: Leonard Cohen -'Famous Blue Raincoat' Paul Young-'Wherever I Lay My Hat'

Wed: The Beatles 'Run For You're Life',
Chris Isaak'Go Walking Down There'
Proclaimers'500 Miles'

Thurs:Queen'You're My Best Friend'
Bodyrockers'I like The Way You Move'
Busted,(yes,that's right Busted)'Psycho Girl'

Have a good week all.

DanielleFromCanada,great shout with Tom Waites I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You.Juliet Turner's version is beautifull too.

One song and a choice of artist.

Monday's show. How about Credit in the Straight World by either Hole or the best band to come out Wales, the Young Marble Giants.

On a controversial note, am I the only one who thinks Live Through This by Hole was a better album than Nevermind?

Yes

joethejamman: Thanks for passing along the suggestion. I do like her version; the duet aspect lends a nice quality to the song. Being a new GiOer myself, I'm not familiar with past theme suggestions - is there an archive list anywhere? I assume duets has probably been done in the past, but if not, it might be a good one.

Ah glen, I see you're 'in the mood' for a bit of tradition.

Live Through This is far superior record to Nevermind.

Have you heard it?

I was trying to provoke a debate but your suggestion has not provoked a huge backlash from Nirvana fans.

On a personal note - Lord Lucan is missing but Glenn Miller's plane is overdue.

More like Chattanooga Choo-Choo

Monday

May I second Working For The Yankee Dollar - The Skids, great track great band 'nuff said.

Clash - Know Your rights

Gary US Bonds - Out of Work as produced and written by the Boss

The River, or Downbound Train- Bruce Springsteen

CLOTHES:

Dave Edmunds - "Worn Out Suits, Brand New Pockets" - would suit Mondays's theme too.

The Auteurs - "Junk Shop Clothes"

The Kinks - "Dedicated Follower of Fashion"

Ian Dury and the Blockheads - "Sweet Gene Vincent"

It would be good to hear a Psychedelic Furs song on the radio that wasn't 'Pretty in Pink' (whatever happened to Molly Ringwald?) so I'll go for 'All That Money Wants' for Monday's show.

Cheers.

Raymie in Consett.

Tuesday

Donald where's yer troosers - Andy Stewart
Handbags and Gladrags - Rod Stewart
Dreams - Fleetwood Mac
If it wisnae fur yir wellies - Billy Connolly

At the risk of the wrath of that boy from Rio

"Money" Pink Floyd
"I Got Nothin'" Iggy Pop and James Williamson
"Frankie Teardrop" Suicide (illustrates the dangers of the credit crunch)
"Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?" Bing Crosby
"Dole Queue Blues" Zachariah Toadstool

Tuesday
Gloria - Laura BRAnnigan
A Thong For Guy - Elton John

I go away for the weekend and I get back to a blog full of long lists! EC, I thought I left you in charge?

Scottish Git- Anderson said he felt it just wasn't very rock n roll to be named after an eigtheenth century agricultural engineer.

Or Elvis Presley - "Y's", men say.

Monday
Dire Straits - Money for nothing or Barenaked Ladies - If I had a million dollars

Tuesday
Mark Knopfler - Quality Shoe.
Bryan Adams - 'The only thing that looks good on me is you' or 'I wanna be your underwear'
Rosie Thomas - Pretty Dress

Stephen from Invergordon

Suggestions for Monday:


I Want Money(That's what I want)- Flying Lizards

Obsessed - 999 cos money seems to be a national obsession these days and the singers name is Nick Cash!

Working for the Yankee Dollar - Skids

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - AC/DC

Slave To The Wage - Placebo

There Goes A Tenner - Kate Bush

Bank Robber - The Clash

That's my lot. Hi to all GIOers
Ali and the Winters
Bonnybridge

For Tuesday's sartorial songs,it has to be Kinks" Dedicated Follower of Fashion" to open or close the show!Also--
Mary Chapin Carpenter"This Shirt"
Rod Stewart "Handbags and Gladrags"
I'd even go for Dylan's Boots of Spanish Leather -- but please no Leonard Cohen "Famous Blue Raincoat"--if you lived out here in the colonies, you'd understand...it gets played to death.

How about the clash "Daddy was a bank robber" just like all the city gents in the Financial circles,

A couple of tracks which have been suggested already but to mix up the versions a bit

Handbags and Gladrags - Chris Farlowe, personal opinion but I think this is the definitive version of this track.

Famous Blue Raincoat - Jeniffer Warnes

a couple more

The Who - Dont Let Go The Coat

Clash - All The Young Punks (New Boots and Contracts)

Maria McKee - If Love is a red dress (hang me in rags)

Thanks for all the mentions Vic, yip I am an addicted blogger now and indeed a happy man. Yes Garvockhill is indeed male, works in the Laurencekirk area in the shadow of the Garvock Hill.

Late suggestion for Tuesday Cheese

Haircut 100 - Favourite Shirt

Adam, Thank you for the info.
Norrie, Re: Handbags and Gladrags. Like yourself, personal opinion. I can't see by Mary Coughlan. (She's a big lassie).

Tuesday

'Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie' - Jethro Tull

Don't own a pair myself, but I'd like to nominate for Tuesday's show 'Silver Shorts' by The Wedding Present.

In 1992 the band released a single every month and this one I if remember right was the April release.


Cheers.

Raymie in Consett.

Sultans of Ping FC "Where's Me Jumper?" (notone I'm particularly fond of, as they were a pale imitation of HMHB, but I haven't heard it in ages);
Velvet Underground "Venus in Furs"
Shooglenifty "Venus in Tweed"
Half Man Half Biscuit "Venus in Flares" or "All I Want for Christmas is a Dukla Prague Away Kit"
Suppose you could fling in "Venus in Blue Jeans" for good measure

Might as well get this out of the way early...

Wed:

The Boy Racer - Morrissey

On The Streets I Ran - Morrissey

Wednesday

John Cooper Clarke "Health Fanatic"
Half Man Half Biscuit "Restless Legs"
Amon Duul with Robert Calvert "Adrenalin Rush"

Wednesday

Running Back - Thin Lizzy.

Its from the Jailbreak album and I dont think I've ever heard it on the radio, which
is curious when, according to Wiki's entry on the album:
"The singles include Jailbreak and The Boys Are Back in Town, the latter being Thin Lizzy's biggest hit. The band originally wanted to release the more pop-oriented Running Back as the first single, which may account for the song's accessible arrangement and production."

What the show needs on an evening dedicated to attire is some Flares and Slippers by The Cockney Rejects.

Get set for some heads down no nonsense mindless boogie from 1979.

Should blow the mothballs out the wardrobe.

A full get it on workout:

Racing In The Street - Bruce Springsteen

Running For Our Lives - Marianne Faithful

Walk A Mile In My Shoes - Elvis Presley

Jump - Aztec Camera

Lift Me Up - Bruce Springsteen

The Weight - The Band

Swimming Horses - Siouxsie

Wednesday

Run for home - Lindisfarne
Run Run Away - Slade
Take it on the run - REO Speedwagon

Definitely not the Spenser Davis Group. Nothing worse when you're running having that pumping in your ear, it's demotivational.

Hope you've got listen again working because I'll miss Wednesday nighst show. Clashes with a very important running date in sunny Anster.

Thursday - compliments/insults

How about a good Dundee band, The View, with an excellent insult "Face For The Radio".

Bryan, please note that this is not at all relevant to Get It On.

A last-minute suggestion for Tuesday's theme -I don't know if it exists on anything other than vinyl:
St. Cecilia."Leap Up and Down and Wave Your Knickers in the Air"...I dare you to find it--one of the top 40 worst songs of all time, apparently-let's find out!

Was St Cecilia not Jonathan King in one of his unfunny alter-egos? If so, is he not in the Paul Gadd banned category? Only more so, as GG at leas had a bit of musical value...

You could have an evening of artistes with criminal convictions.

It wouldn't rule out many people.

Made a mess of posting my first message on the blog this afternoon so Sharp Dressed Man has already been played.

Other suggestions for tonight:

Depeche Mode "Blue Dress"
Michael Jackson "Billy Jean"
Kings of Leon "Taper Jean Girl"
Cardigans "My Favourite Game"

Debs from Giffnock

Advice please ....

Would a track like Thankyou (falettinmebemicelfagain) by Sly/Magazine/Van Morrison i.e any version of a great track count in Thursdays theme?

My insults are usually fairly direct so i am struggling with that one!

ps Hi Debs

If they are horrible to you just ignore them ...I know your tatse in music is exceptional and you will be a very welcome additin to this forum!

Cheers

Norrie x

I will be wearing a white carnation ..........

So is recommending the programme to people who then start contributing out now as well?

Run for the Hills - Maiden?

Run Like Hell - Floyd?

You're right. Stupid comment.

Awright Norrie, welcome them in but...

"Hi Debs....your taste in music is exceptional...a very welcome addition.....

and whats with the:

"Cheers
Norrie x"

An "x"??? Thats a first on the blog. I know Glen Miller is often blowing his own trombone, but still, thats one helluva sook fae Maclean.

It's Wednesday already?

Right, time to hit the 'pause' button on the OCD

This is really tedious...I am away back to the email and txts. I think I enjoyed it better that way.

First time blogger, but love the show which I usually catch on my way home from the gym, unfortunately usually only the last hour. Suggestions for tomight.

Keep on Running - Spencer Davis
Roadrunner - Jonathan Richman
One Step Beyond - Madness
Run For Your Life - Beatles
Running Bear -Johnny Preston, but I think I prefer my Aunt Meg giving it laldy!
Run adn Run - Psychedelic Furs
Roadrunner - Junior Walker, just brilliant
Nowhere to Run - Martha and the Vandellas
Long May You Run - Neil Young
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen
Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
Running on Empty - Jackson Browne
Fast As You - Dwight Yoakum
Run - New order
Stars of Track and Field - Belle and Sebastian
Walk on the Wild Side - Lou Reed
These Boots were made for Walking - Nancy Sinatra
Walk Away Renee - Four Tops
Walk on By - Dionne Warwick
Walking in the Sand - Shangri Las
Walk the line - Johnny Cash
Run for Home - Lindisfarne
Walking the Dog - Rufus Thomas
Walking Down Madison - Kirsty McColl
Walking to New Orleans - Fats Domino
Soul City Walk - Archie Bell and the Drells
Young Heart Run Free - Candi Staton
Running Scared - Roy Orbison - epic stuff
Dead Man Walking - Bruce Springsteen
Walking Blues - Robert Johnson
25 Miles - Edwin Starr
Run - Snow Patrol
Run, Run, Run - Jo Jo Gunne
Walk all Over You - AC/DC
Run Staright Down - Warren Zevon

I think I better stop now, this is getting addictive! How about Carry That Weight - The Beatles and I'm off on another thread so I'll leave it for now.

Welcome back Bryan

I'd back a couple of suggestions already made:
Jump - Aztec Camera (Norrie McLean)
Long May You Run - Neil Young (Glen Miller)

Or how about Swimming Song by Eddi Reader?

Andy

Welcome back Brian,hope you had a good holiday. No need to worry about your show as Vic did a grand job holding the fort.

Tonight I'll be walking up the hill(from work) but Kate Bush ran up one,Iron Maiden ran to them. Maybe we'll all meet at the top!!

Gordon Christie,Kirrie

Come on Norrie put your toys back in the pram and rejoin the merry wit and banter which is BB's blog.

I'm sure Debs does have exceptional taste in music and that will be balanced by some of the exceptional "mince" which is quite often asked for with never a hope of being played.

In comparison with some posts on other blogs you're getting off quite lightly with just some gentle ribbing from GM and AFR.

Just for Julie and Maria (time for the GOM hat). HoppoLocos, which tunes would you like BB to play out of your very extensive list? If he was knackered after marathon training in the states, he'll need a lie down in a dark room to recover from reading that lot. I'm still trying to get through them all and I started at half six this morning!!!

Norrie,
quote - 'If they are horrible to you just ignore them' - unquote

Don't forget to check out the Mary Coughlan cover, let me know what you think.

Wednesday:

"I'm not running anymore" - John Mellencamp

SAHB did a great version of Del Shannon's "Runaway" on "The Penthouse Tapes" with Alex Harvey wailing and greetin his way through the vocals.

"Jumpin' Jack" - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Suggestions for Thursday:

Compliments:

Air "Sexy Boy"
Johnny Cash "Brown-Eyed Handsome Man"
Sparklehorse "Most Beautiful Widow in Town"
Jimi Hendrix "Foxy Lady"

Insults:

Guns n Roses "Back off B****"

After 6 days of the Galloway Growl its good to have you back BB.

Thursday:
I'm surprised no one has asked for The Monks. Maybe it is because they cant decide if its an insult or a compliment. Anyway I'll go with:

Annie I'm Not Your Daddy - Kid Creole
Lady Double Dealer - Deep Purple (Burn version).

PS C'mon Norrie, deh dort. Its all in jest. We dont want to lose you.

Come back Norrie, we miss you! If we all took the huff then Adam and EC would be on here by themselves ;-)

HoppoLocos - good work but phew, that is some list!

Maria in Stirling

Good one Maria. And to think I missed them when they were away (sure I remember others mentioning them too). C'mon Bryan, ...restore order!

Good theme to come back and get it on with Bryan. Not actually about running, Neil Young's 'Long May You Run' would still be appropriate. 'King of the Road' - Proclaimers, 'Running Man' - Jimmy Nail or 'On the Road Again' - Willie Nelson would also be good. Having been soaked the last few times I've been out running, 'Here Comes the Rain Again' - Eurythmics' or 'Have you Ever Seen the Rain' - CCR might be more like it but I do like 'Born to Run' by Jason Ringenberg. 'Thorn in my Side' - Eurythmics would do for tonight or tomorrow.
Glad to have you back.

Estrella fae Bella

Thank you Maria in Stirling, and uour reply has alerted me to the fact that I mispelt my moniker. In future I will have to restrain myself and try for a few quality tracks, but on this occasion I got carried away and nearly moved on to swimming, and there's always Dexy's Midnight Runners, and I'm getting carried away again. I may stop now and look at Thursday's theme instead.

Thursday, 1st hour

'You're Such A Good Looking Woman' - Joe Dolan

Warning:- While this song is on air, dancing shoes MUST be worn!


Thursday, 2nd hour

'You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly' - Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty

Insult songs;

The best ever must be Idiot Wind by Bob Dylan and he also did Like a Rolling Stone and Positively 4th Street, and there is alwasy How do you Sleep by John Lennon. Re my earlier blog I recall hearing that Running Bear was / is Gavin Hastings' 'song' and he was known to get extremely miffed at rugby parties / drinking sesisons if anyone else sang it. I am also trying to work out how I can get Pressure Drop included, I am trying to start a campaign to have this adopted as the Scottish national anthem, just because it's such a great song by just about anyone Toots, Specials, Jack Johnson, Robert Plamer et al.

Sorry that should have been Robert Palmer!

Hehehe - Good to see Obergruppenfuerher ProducerMandi stepping in to sort out the petty arguments.

For tonights Exercise theme Max B Gold would like to suggest:

Fats Domino - Walkin to New Orleans.

At the risk of sounding critical of your maiden blog, this second list's a bit more manageable, Hoppo! (what was the mis-spelling??)

For tonight, I suppose Dwayne Chambers might suggest "Love is the Drug" by Roxy Music.

Hope your break was a goodun, Bryan, there's a pile o' blog tae get through this week!

Nice one Mandy.That'll stop any trouble at the Christmas party and we can all be friends again.

Blackballed already!!

Welcome home from the Wild West Bryan.
For tonight would love to hear Creedence Clearwater Revival "Run Through The Jungle".... a rather more "swampy" run than your recent mountainous adventures.

Apologies to all if this posts twice as our Intertubes are misbehaving.

hi and welcome back Bryan,

Nice to see Mandi keeping order on the blog, though I believe it's mostly good natured banter eh bloggers?

Today is my 40th birthday and I'm, unashamedly, hoping that will get one of my suggestions played!! So here goes,

First, Last and Always or
Walk Away - Sisters of Mercy

The Walk - The Cure

Walk On By - The Stranglers version

Keep On Running (til you burn) - Uk subs

Midnight Rambler - Rolling Stones

Ramble On - Led Zeppelin

and please say Hi and thanks to my lovely family.

Ali and the Winters(Tommy, Eve and Aedan)

Happy Birthday Ali! And of course you are 100% correct that any banter is good natured! I don't even think the Grumpy Old Men would really want to discourage anyone from blogging or making suggestions :)

Welcome back Bryan, we missed you!

Maria in Stirling hoping that Mandi is not going to stop the Xmas party cos she feels we have all been misbehaving....Barbara, help!

JimFraeErskine,
Thank you for the words of support during my (doomed) attempt to get some Tull tunes on the show. They were much appreciated.

Thanks for the mention on the show Bryan, well pleased. First blog, a name check and a song played. It can only go downhill from here. As to the name Harryfaegatehoose it was going to be Hippo Locos as I currently have a thing about hippos and for my sins I currently wander down on Saturdays to watch Inverurie Locos in the Highland League. Used to go and see Aberdeen play, but that got too depressing. I am now thinking that Hoppolocos sounds a bit Greek and intellectual. The initial blog was done this morning as I arrived at work and was a bit bored- and it just kind of ran on after initially thinking I wouldn't be able to think of more then two or three songs.

Its got to be HoppoLocos, Hoppo. Great name.

Totally agree frodo feet vegas, think the Hopplocos should stay!

Can I suggest the Temptations "Treat Her Like A Lady" for Thursday? Think that fits for a compliment ;-)

Maria in Stirling

COMPLIMENTS:
"It's great when we're together" - Finlay Quaye

Kid Creole and The Coconuts' self-complimentary "I'm a Wonderful Thing Baby".

"You are so beautiful" - Joe Cocker

INSULTS:
"Your Feet's Too Big" - Fats Waller

"May the bird of paradise fly up your nose" - Little Jimmy Dickens

"Stupid Girl" - Garbage

"Ugly" - Daphne and Celeste

"10 Commandments of Man" - Prince Buster (an insult to women but still quite funny)

and...especially for BB:
"Great DJ" - The Ting Tings
"You Talk Too Much" - Joe Jones

I bet there is more than one blogger sitting glued to the screen, desperate to get your name on post 100. Go on then. Do it, then get to bed.



(I give in).

I'm not desperate but, hey, might as well give it a try.