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Next week's themes...

Bryan Burnett | 20:00 UK time, Friday, 28 May 2010

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I thought that 'songs your parents forced you to listen to' was one of the most enjoyable shows of the week. A great theme and some lovely contributions from you all. Thanks very much. It prompted Gillian and K.Barnett to text in to suggest the opposite as a theme and we'll do that this Thursday.

As always get in touch via the blog, our Facebook page, or why not email in your suggestions...

Monday

It's another very live and interactive bank holiday special. This time it's 5,4,3,2,1! We'll start with a five word song title, and then you get in touch with a four word title, followed by a three word, a two and finally a one. I'm going to ask our bloggers only to pick the first five word title to open the show, so it's over to you folks....

Tuesday

Mike in Shropshire has suggested a theme of 'artists with famous relatives' for tonight. His list includes Lilly Allen, Kirsty McColl and Kris Drever. But, who is going to be on your list of well connected pop stars. Get in touch and let me know...

Wednesday

Kenny in Lanark has suggested that the old playground game of Paper, Scissors, Stone would be a good theme. We could have Paperback Writer, Rock Lobster or perhaps something like Rip It Up. It can be songs or band names so tune in for a game of Paper Lace, Scissor Sisters and The Rolling Stones...

Thursday

After last week's 'songs your parents forced you to listen to', Gillian in Gala and K.Barnett from the Broch have both suggested we do the opposite this week and feature the songs that your kids forced you to listen to. I think it's a brilliant twist on the theme. The gigs your kids made you endure and the songs that are on repeat play through the bedroom door...

Next week's themes...

Bryan Burnett | 20:02 UK time, Friday, 21 May 2010

tiiiina.jpgI hope you enjoy the themes we've got lined up for this week's shows. As always we like getting your feedback so keep posting on the blog and let us know what you like or don't like about the show. Last week's Beatles covers show had a very positive reaction so we must do something along those lines sometime soon. Any suggestions?

Let's see what you come up with for this lot and don't forget Friday's Pigs might Fly slot for the artists who never get played on Get It On....

Monday
Tonight's show features the comeback kids. As Heaven 17 head out on the road once more we feature music from the artists who are back together again. Contenders on the comeback trail include the likes of Spandau Ballet or Blur, but I'm also keen to feature artists like Tina Turner who has had a second shot at fame - coincidentally it came courtesy of the guys from Heaven 17!

Tuesday
Put your hands together for tonight's theme....It's clapping songs so lets have your suggestions for the bands who love the sound of applause. From Jack and Diane to Tony Basil's Mickey....this is one show that everyone will be able to join in with...

Wednesday
Tonight, it's the songs you didn't really want to hear. What are the records that your mum and dad forced you to listen to? Perhaps it's the ones that you didn't appreciate back then, but now couldn't live without. Maybe the tracks that dad said would form part of your musical education or the songs your mum wanted you to love...
Mum and dad know always know best as you'll find out tonight...

Thursday
Get It On goes global tonight. Get the atlas out as I'll be travelling the world in the company of artists whose names could be found on a map. That could mean we start off in Stornaway, take a trip to Boston and a then a wee hurl around Europe. Will anyone suggest Paris Hilton though....

Next week's themes

Bryan Burnett | 20:00 UK time, Friday, 14 May 2010

calpton.jpgHere we go then with another week of Get It On themes. I'm trying to persuade Miss Babs to get me a guitarist in the studio for Tuesday's theme but she's not playing along with my demands. I might just have to get you to send me the chords for your suggestions and have a go myself. Mind you I did learn to play using Bert Weedon's book so I don't know how familiar I will be with today's pop riffs!

Monday
Tonight's show is a celebration of all things wee. Plenty of appropriate songs for this one. You could ask for Tiny Dancer to Short People or maybe Reet Petite. I would imagine that Little Boots and Heather Small will also feature on tonight's playlist...

Tuesday
I'm hoping we get lots of musicians getting in touch tonight to pass on their experience. That's because the theme is 'great songs to learn on the guitar'. What are the six string anthems that all would be Claptons should learn?

Wednesday
Real Gone Kid
Take on Me
Love Me Do
Young At Heart
Three word titles
That's tonight's theme

Thursday
50 years after The Silver Beetles came to Scotland we'll mark the occasion by returning to the theme of Beatles covers. We were out the door with suggestions last time so here's hoping there's still plenty left to suggest!

Next week's themes...

Bryan Burnett | 19:37 UK time, Friday, 7 May 2010

tears.jpgAfter last week's Rock of Ages we are back to the usual mix of themes for this week.
(Hurrah, chorused the bloggers!).I'm looking forward to reading your creative suggestion, especially for Monday's 'musical' theme. Feel free to let your imagination run riot...

Monday
Get It On goes to the musicals tonight. Whose songs would you like to see transformed into musical theatre? Abba, Queen and The Proclaimers have all had the big stage treatment but who is next? Could Meatloaf's epic ballads be belted out by Meryl Streep and Michael Ball or could Bob Dylan's back catalogue be the next West End hit?

Tuesday
Tonight's theme is all about the 'and thes'. Bryan A has suggested this theme of the singers who have their own backing bands. This could mean anything from Florence and the Machine to Gerry and the Pacemakers.

Wednesday
From the Beach Boys to Boyz 2 Men, tonight's show celebrates great harmonies. What songs contain the best harmonys and which is the most harmonious band in pop? Will you go for the Proclaimers and the brotherly love or perhaps Gram and Emmylou's work as a duet. If there's a harmony in your head then I want to hear about it...

Thursday
Please have some tissues standing by for tonight's Get It On. Tonight we feature two hours of music from the artists who turned on the waterworks to get into the charts. Could be Elvis letting loose in church, Prince and his tearful birds or maybe we'll find out why Roy Orbison was so upset.

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