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DC,

I heard a wee lassie on the wireless mention Cellardyke at the end of a traffic report.



Whit wurr we bein' telt?

THURSDAY

'Holy Roller' - Nazareth

'The Vatican Rag' - Tom Lehrer

I pulled into Nazareth, I was feelin' about half past dead!

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Or the best Talking Heads track ever... Heaven

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Excellent programme tonight - enjoyed the mix.

RE Night:
Klaxons galore -
REM Losing My Religion

Depeche Mode Personal Jesus or the wonderful Johnny Cash cover

from a tape we had years ago but I can't locate:
The Golden Gate Quartet Let My People Go
or Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego

Yusuf Islam (AKA Cat Stevens) Wild World
(worth a try under another guise!)

The Sutherland Brothers Arms Of Mary
The Rolling Stones Sympathy For The Devil
Monty Python The Philosophers Song if you’re allowing philosophy……

Halo "Goldfrapp remix" ~ Depeche Mode
God's Gonna Cut You Down ~ Johnny Cash
Houses of the Holy Led Zeppelin
Hymn ~ Barclay James Harvest
When The Saints Go Marching In ~ Fiddlin' John Carson

#1 Scotch, I didnae hear what she said but it could have been preceded wi:

"Best place in the world is....."

or

"Clever folk bide in..."

or

"Anster is the poor part of....."



Snaw here the nicht. Maybe she was warning us that we might be getting a gritter?


DC

United - Judas Priest

could have been a possibility but perhaps wait a few weeks before you play it


Go for Angel Fingers - Wizzard



DC

'Travellin' On For Jesus' - Kate and Anna Mcgarrigle

The Rebel Jesus - Jackson Browne

No - Brad Paisley
Make no mistake, every prayer you pray,
gets answered, even though,
sometimes, the answer is no.
- No, the Rev Ian was not the connection!

Book of Moses - Tom Waits

Revelation - Joe Satriani

Daniel - Bat for Lashes

Why Don't you get a Job - the Offspring

Cornflake Girl - Tori Amos

Property of Jesus - Bob Dylan

Visions of Angels - Genesis

If There's a God in Heaven - Elton John

Paul for Ayr

'Let Jesus Make You Breakfast' - BR549

I saw them in Aberdeen.

Psalm - Roxy Music - For those who have left the Free Church following its adoption of hymns and musical instruments after 167 years' consideration.

Jesus On The Main Line - Ry Cooder

...Sounds as if it should be a spiritual but it's actually a cracking Northern Soul track:

'Let's Wade In The Water' - Marlena Shaw (just imagine Fergie from Aberdeen suggested it and have a listen. ;o). )

Doves - 'Black and White Town'

Not just Pina Coladas...

Hymn - Rupert Holmes

Cannot believe Bicycle Race was played Tuesday and Wonderful World last night....

Well maybe I can..

Blasphemous Rumours - Depeche Mode

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- Curtis Stigers and the Forest Rangers - Who's that writin'?

Soul Man - The Blues Brothers

Lord Help - Tom Jones

Did trouble me - Tom Jones

if you prefer - all good tracks

The Resurrection Shuffle - Ashton, Gardner & Dyke

There really will be a resurrection if Tony Ashton and Kim Gardner ever get together with Roy Dyke to perform this. Good show opener, opens the second episode of the henri hannah radio show (it's on a Sunday)

I Don't Believe In Miracles - Colin Blunstone

I Don't Believe In You - Talk Talk

I think this is one of the most delightful pieces of recorded music ever made - breathtakingly controlled and beautifully put together from one of the world's best kept secrets, 'The Colour Of Spring' album. Ironically,it comes at you out of the ether, straight from heaven. Matched only by a track on the later Spirit Of Eden album called 'I Believe In You'

and if ever there was a night for Dreadzone...with all their spiritual positivity, this has to be it..the early Dreadzone had Melanie Blatt, Denise Van Outen and Alison Goldfrapp as backing singers. I suppose Walk Tall is a reasonably untypical Dreadzone track (mellow and radio friendly) but it deals with hope, aspiration and the concept of the resurrection of the soul.It begins with the singer awaiting a signal from his God...'she makes me wait' he sings...how does he know? About the triumph of hope over circumstance, an anthem for the times we find ourselves in.

This Could Be The Day - James Grant

Similar sentiments, equally compelling.

There are zillions of others, but that'll do.

regardez youse

henri

#25

Actually, you could just stick on all of Praise & Blame and be done with it. That's the 1st hour of the show sorted.

For the second hour, let's have:
* Crooked Still - Ain't No Grave (True Blood fans will recognise it)
* Lennon - God
* U2 - God Part II
* U2 - Gloria
* U2 - 40
* Howard Jones - Equality (Lovely wet synth lead there)

More later. Mebbes.

Roxy Music 'Psalm' the first song Bryan Ferry wrote but didn't get recorded until the third album.


Roxy Music 'Triptych' (relates to the crucufixion)


J.O'B.

Bryan Ferry 'Goddess Of Love'


J.O'B.

#25 #26

An old man struggles for credibility following a youth spent in white Speedos.

Is this a soul night?

Rock n soul / hues corporation

Curtis Mayfield's 'People Get Ready', sung by either The Impressions or Alicia Keyes (with Lyfe Jennings)...on Glory Road soundtrack.

Adam - Safe journey! St. Christopher protect you.

DC - We know - The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the two shorter sides. But guess what? Nobody cares!

;o)


Heaven - Do ~ For Adam as he flies back to Rio.

Jesus Loves Me But He Can't Stand You - Austin Lounge Lizards ~ for DC

Jesus hates pedants.

;o)

#35 The squaw on the hippopotamus is equal to the son of the squaws on the other two hides.

That's the punchline, you can work out the joke yersels

Dark Side of your soul / kiki Dee
Queen of my Soul / Average White Band
Soul City walking / Archie Bell and the Drells
Soul Limbo / Booker T and the MGs (for all you sad gits sitting up half the night just now)

Jesus of suburbia / Green Day
Red Rain / Peter Gabriel
This is Mine / heaven 17
Trouble in Paradise / Al Jarreau
A blues for Buddha / The Silencers


Suppose I'd better pay attention to this meeting now where everyone thinks i'm taking the minutes

#36, #37, #38

Paolo,

For this you get paid?!?



Dinnae forget, loons & quines, we're picking Friday's theme! I'm gonna go with Gaie's idea of tea and cakes. Or biscuits. Or Bambiburgers.

And one more for tonight;

THURSDAY

'They Ain't Makin' Jews Like Jesus Anymore' - Kinky Friedman & The Texas Jewboys

>8-D

Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! GOD BLESS AMERICA

I didn't know I'd had that idea, (have to check paolo's minutes), but I'm perfectly happy to claim credit if everyone thinks it's a good one, and of course if not then it's all down to SG.
Bambi don't come around here no more, so it'll have to be veggieburgers.

And finally for today

Oh My God - Kassidy

How about something from one of the numerous Christian artists out there - there are some really good ones about.
Martyn Joseph - He Never Said
would fit the theme perfectly.

Another thought
Joan Osborne - One of Us (actually Martyn Joseph does a pretty good version of this himself)
Or a minor hit from the late 80s that I've not heard for ages
Heartbeat - Tears From Heaven

Samson and delilah, Rev Gary Davis.
What a friend we have in Jesus, Mississippi John Hurt.
Jesus is coming soon, Blind Willie Johnson.

And by Joseph Spence, The Lord's my shepherd
Out on the rolling sea
I see Mary and Joseph
Will the serpent be unbroken.

You cant "do"religion without Aretha.That gal could sing the phonebook and make it sound like sanctified Soul!When I hear her sing"Spirit in The Dark"I'm a believer!Also Mavis Staples gravelly voice singing"This Little Light of Mine"is a long way from when I sang it at the Band Of Hope as a kid!Lastly,but least likely to get played is Joni Mitchell's masterful take on T.S.Elliot,"Slouching Toward Bethlehem"Genius but not exactly singalong,Aretha ,please ,Bryan.Thanks Willie Bartke

See The Light - The Jeff Healey Band

THURSDAY

One for our beloved presenter...

'Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?' - Cliff

>8-D

Let music be the food of love.

NEWSFLASH!

Man loses £80,000 cash. Offers reward for return.

Paolo, what are the

Daughter of Heaven: Kate Rusby

Angel: Sarah Mclachlan

Let It Be: The Beatles (Mother mary comes to me)

Rock Steady: Sting (The story of Noah and his ark)

St Swithens day: Billy Bragg

Burning Times: Christy Moore

She left me for Jesus, Hayes Carll
From a Distance, Nanci Griffiths
Angel, Sarah McLachlan
Bring Him Home, Colm Wilkinson

#37, I'm a sad git.

also

Greatest Story Ever Told - Bob Weir

and, there are some great gospel records. Out of curiosity I went to hear the London Community Gospel Chior at The Arches about ten years ago - it was brilliant! I kind of get round to believeing in God when I'm on a plane but otherwise pretty agnostic - but you could feel the choir move the spirit.

Andrae Crouch (who wrote Man In The Mirror with Michael Jackson) & The Disciples : 'Jesus Is Lord' or 'Praises'

You Got To Love - Candi Staton the only version worth hearing

There's also some great religious music:

Benedictus - Karl Jenkins .. this time start at 2:36 and we'll get to hear the great choir at the end of the track.

and everyone knows Adaggio for Strings but the choral version never one to waste a good tune, Samuel Barber is so much better:

David Hill what else do you do after Slade?:
Choir of Winchester Cathedral: Barber string quartet in B minor, Op 11 - Adagio

regardez youse

henri

NEWSFLASH!

Man loses grip on reality.

Requests string quartet on Get It On

Since RE should be non-denominational and explore all aspects of faith, how about The Vaselines, Jesus doesn't want me for a sunbeam, for all the Atheists out here.

That would only be suitable for the Christian atheists.

A jaunty ska version of a song anyone who ever went to Sunday School must certainly remember:

'Give Me Oil In My Lamp' - Eric 'Monty' Morris

#55, yeah, very good... I've tried to find Mohammad doesn't want me for a sunbeam, or Krishna doesn't want me for a sunbeam, but there doesn't seem to be the same demand for Muslim and Hindu atheism. I don't know what Buddist atheists listen to.

#45 hurray! someone else for Jeff Healey - I've tried a few times to no avail.

#43 And some delta blues as well, yes!!

#57

yep, I'd almost forgotten about some of the Asian artists on the subject -

The Pilgrim - Nitin Sawhney
Traveller - Talvin Singh ( Kid Locos remix)
Temple Head/Tal Zaman/Delta Disco - Transglobal Underground
Cave Of Angels - Dreadzone from 'Second Light'
and

Pilgrim's Progress - Procul Harem

regardez youse

henri

#39

Whut? We are?

I refer the honourable ladies & gentlemen to my theme suggestion of the other day, with its CiN Brucie Bonus.

#54

Lennon - God
covers this pretty well too (and please, let's steer well clear of the QI klaxon in our Lennon choices)

#42

Well you could cover this with a number of U2 songs:
* Gloria
* 40
* Sunday Bloody Sunday
* I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
* One Tree Hill
* A Sort of Homecoming
* Grace
* Yahweh
(etc etc)

Personally I'm regularly suggesting
* Fat and Frantic - (about Sampson)
but nobody listens. It made the charts and everything.

ah.... and of course,

Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating In Space - Spiritualized

comes from one of the most interesting albums of...I was about to say the recent past.. but it must be about 12 years old.Jeezoh.

regardrez youse

henri

#59

I, too, would like to hear

Pilgrim's Progress - Procol Harum

Bob Harris used to use it as his theme tune.

Dream Warriors - Wash Your Face In My Sink? Oh no, it was feet wasn't it...sorry sir, should pay attention in RE more...

Happy Thursday everyone

Mazzy*

p.s Henri - were you at Leftfield on Saturday night??

#64

yep, one of my favourite records of all time - a remarkable record and the only Procol Harum track I can recall which does not feature Gary Brooker on lead vocals.I always felt Mike Olfield was influenced by the tubular bells on the end of this. We use it as the playout track in the fourth episode of the henri hannah radio show.Apologies for the spelling error on Harum in #59 above - I have to squeeze these posts in between the events of the day.It's all a bit rushed.

regardez vous

henri

#32 hence the title of the album?

#65

Yep.. truly awesome. As explained in an earlier post, because I'd seen them there back in 1996 I took my ear plaugs along, fearing I wouldn't hear for the next two weeks, which is what happened back then.... but I mostly took them out. There aren't good enough superlatives really, though people didn't seem as out of it as they were in 96 and the volume didn't seem so loud this time - though it was still a fair old racket. The light show was amazing. I thought Space Shanty was the track of the night.

As close as we'll get to a religious experience any time soon.

Space Shanty - Leftfield

regardez vous

henri

#35 well that's proved my theory wrong........

It was a fantastic gig, I have a personal favourite in Afro Left as I know Mr Djum Djum so it was the track of the night for me...good all round though.

#66

Fisher also sings on Boredom, another favourite of mine, from the same album.

Now he's getting royalties from WSoP he doesn't need to worry about his pension.

#67

Quite. See him in Glasgow Jan. 17.