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Rhymin Bryan...

Bryan Burnett | 21:40 UK time, Friday, 21 January 2011

On Monday's Get It On we'll all take turns,

As we get ready to celebrate Burns,

Whatever you ask for, you'll need to rehearse,

As all your suggestions should be submitted in verse.

Will it be something upbeat or something for chillin',

A song from Madonna or maybe Bob Dylan,

Do you want to hear a track from Dusty or Dion,

Or something more rocky from the Kings of Leon

So calling all poets it's time to get classy,

When you write your request for Shirley Bassey,

From Elvis Presley to Elton John,

Come up with a rhyme and I'll Get It On...

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  • Comment number 1.

    A good tune would be great
    So have to think about it mate

  • Comment number 2.

    For Monday any of the following tracks by the Fabulous Thunderbirds.

    She's Tuff
    Can't Tear It Up Enuff
    Stand Back
    Scratch My Back
    Wait On Time
    You Ain't Nothing But Fine
    I Believe I'm In Love
    How Do You Spell Love?


  • Comment number 3.

    Paul from Ayr to me it's clear
    I can see your hoose fae here

  • Comment number 4.

    It's late at nicht an time for bed,
    Ah'll read the blog, see what's been said
    Aboot this theme? Oh I wid dread
    Tae read much more....
    Get thae phones ontae mah head
    Select Gilmour

  • Comment number 5.

    Ode to a swally

    Anyone looking to quench their thirst
    At A blog swally on the 29th of the first
    At the malted shovel around 7pm
    So those that need to can get back by train
    It's near Waverley station just a week away
    So who are all coming out to play?

  • Comment number 6.

    #4

    Sleepless in Cellardyke

    >8-D

  • Comment number 7.

    I still think we should do Bryan O' Shanter

  • Comment number 8.

    When chapman billies are Out In The Street
    And drouthy bloggers, facebookers meet;
    As shopping days are wearing late,
    And Babs begins to tak the pacific quay gate

  • Comment number 9.


    Bonamassa's the name, let's hear it for Joe
    A guitarist supreme, be it fast or slow
    You like Eric, Jimi or Stevie Ray Vaughan?
    You'll love this guy, so c'mon, Get 'im On
    Django's mellow, Quarryman's Lament hits the groove
    But for air guitar, it's Last Kiss or Lonesome Road Blues
    A new name on the playlist - go on, be bold
    Joe Bonamassa - don't forget now, you have been told!




  • Comment number 10.

    This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.

  • Comment number 11.

    OK, my Monday request:


    When Alloa Billy asks 鈥淥ut In The Street鈥
    And drouthy bloggers, facebookers meet;
    As shopping days are wearing late,
    And Babs opens the Pacific Quay gate
    And we sit waitin, the button we press
    Tae listen tae sangs on the wireless
    Broadcastin ower the lang Scots miles
    And cheery banter tae gie us smiles
    Ootside, the skies o' gatherin storm
    It's six o clock and time for "Get It On"

    This truth fund oor lawd Bryan Burnett
    Through Glescae, cyclin, soakin wet
    Through red lichts peddlin he did go
    Panickin he was late for the show

    Ah Bryan! If thou had been sae wise
    As tak Producer Babs advice
    And taen the bus, no yer bike
    You'd be there in time tae tak the mic
    Tae introduce bloggers requests
    (For you kain their tunes are the best)
    She telt ye weel you wis a skellum
    A bletherin, blusterin, DJ blellum,
    That frae November till October
    Tak the bus or get knocked over
    Do you mind she prophesied
    Thou wad be found, deep in the Clyde
    Or hauled intae a studio
    Bi fitbaw men on eight-one-oh?

    Ah gentle bloggers! It gars me greet,
    Tae think hoo mony counsels greet
    How mony, lengthen鈥檇, sage advices
    The DJ fae Producer despises!

    But to oor tale that Januar鈥 nicht
    In traffic jam, an awfu鈥 sicht,
    Behind a taxi Bryan was stuck,
    Driven by Scotch, just his luck
    Circling round by George Square
    What wis that crowd over there?
    Bryan pedalled on through pothole dub
    The crowd was stood ootside a pub
    Bryan鈥檚 red hair showed (he wore nae hat)
    And was seen by revellin blogotariat

    鈥淗aw Bryan, hullo there, yes it鈥檚 me,
    I helped you once, my names Henri!
    Come hae a drink wi the girls and men,
    I鈥檓 here wi Norrie, Gaie and Glenn,
    And maybe later, they鈥檝e promised to show,
    Julie, Adam and DC, perhaps Paolo,
    C鈥檞ay in and hae a swally,
    You鈥檒l soon see that we鈥檙e aw pally!
    Bryan tried to speak, but his mooth,
    Was aw dry, he had a drouth,
    So stopped his bike and he went in
    Tae the pub and joined the din.

    And Bryan glower鈥檇, amazed an curious
    The mirth an鈥 fun grew fast an鈥 furious
    O how Bryan stood like ane bewitched
    An鈥 thocht his very een enriched,
    Through the gloom, his eyes smartin,
    Bryan spied Kene Gelly and Mean Dartin,
    Space Truckin, Senga an Paul fae Ayr,
    Was that FRED THE FISH ower there?
    Too mony names to recall
    But Bryan was sure he kaint them all,
    Their taste in music, believe ye me,
    They鈥檇 tak this opperchancity
    Tae get him telt what song tae choose,
    Fae Jethro Tull, tae Gong an鈥 Muse.
    Bryan promised nowt, he said he鈥檇 鈥渢hink鈥,
    So bloggers all plied him wi drink.

    The nicht drave on wi sangs an clatter,
    An鈥 aye the ale wis getting better,
    The storm outside did mair than rustle,
    Bryan didnae mind the storm a whustle鈥
    And oor Bryan didnae mak a fuss
    When stopped bi Captain Ramius.
    鈥淏ryan, hae wan mair, ye鈥檒l no get fu鈥!
    Nae mair Blondie or Deacon Blue,
    Mair loyalty tae the blog you owe,
    Caws we鈥檙e the backbone o鈥 this show鈥.
    DC stepped in wi his request,
    鈥淵e kain what sang ah鈥檇 like the best,
    So pit this on, how wid ye feel,
    鈥楤辞辞迟 David Gilmour - Wot鈥檚 the deal
    Aff his CD 鈥淟ive in Gdansk鈥,
    If you play that, ye鈥檒l hae my thanks!鈥

    It wisnae long until his nabs
    Thochts returned tae Producer Babs
    He suddenly cam ower aw faint
    O鈥 maybe cutting, sarky comment,
    He鈥檇 missed the show, lost track o鈥 time,
    His DJ job could be on the line
    Oor hero taen a sup o鈥 beer
    Then thocht, 鈥淎h鈥檓 best away fae here鈥!!!鈥

    He slipped away, tryin tae be fly,
    But Mary Doll oor Bryan did spy
    She turned an shouted tae the rest
    鈥淗e鈥檚 gone an left aw thae requests!
    Cyclin away as fast as can be,
    Headin for Pacific Quay!鈥
    C鈥檞ay!鈥 cried Adam fae Rio,
    Catch him quick, let鈥檚 aw go!鈥
    Out ran the blogotariat,
    Hopin鈥 Bryan鈥檚 bike tyres were flat

    Weel mounted on cycle Morrisey,
    He rang his bell tae warn awbody
    Tae clear the wey an鈥 let him through
    He felt as though he kid jist spew
    An鈥 Bryan skelpit on through dub an mire
    Despisin wind an rain an鈥 fire
    Pedallin fast, the Aberdeen Loon
    Whilst croonin on a Proclaimers tune
    Whilst glowerin roond wi prudent cares
    Lest bloggers catch him unawares.

    Ah Bryan, ah Bryan, thou鈥檒l get thy faerin,
    The Beeb will roast ye like a herrin,
    In vain Miss Babs awaits ye, so,
    She鈥檒l gie Vic Galloway yer show!
    But Bryan was scared o鈥 the chase
    So he鈥檇 nae option but tae face
    The music! In front o鈥 Babs he鈥檇 stand
    And tak her wrath at Beeb Scotland.

    Closer got the chasin mob
    Bryan pedalled tho鈥 his heart did throb,
    For his life, he did fear,
    See his bike was stuck in second gear,
    Then there ahead, still wan mair chance,
    His heart it now began tae dance,
    He micht no鈥 hae tae face his hell,
    If ower that brig sponsored bi Bell,
    His cycle clips at mob could toss,
    A runnin stream they darena鈥 cross
    He鈥檇 be safe on the ither side
    Quick, cycle ower that brig o鈥 Clyde!

    But at the head o鈥 bloggers insane
    Was none other than Norrie MacLean
    He reached and grabbed wi aw his micht
    The bike rear end on the red licht
    Which cam away 鈥︹ Oh, michty me,
    Bryan has escaped tae Pacific Quay.
    But oor lad had got a fright
    And got a taste o鈥 what just might
    Happen if bloggers got mad,
    They might just turn upon our lad鈥.

    And then he woke and sat upricht!
    It was the middle o鈥 the nicht!
    He鈥檇 gien himsel鈥 an awfy faer,
    For Bryan had haen a bad nichtmare!

    But, wha鈥 this tale o鈥 truth shall read,
    Ilk man an mith鈥檙鈥檚 son tak heed
    Bryan should aye listen tae his pals
    The loyal blog guys an gals
    Play their requests and don鈥檛 ignore
    Their music or you鈥檒l be no more,
    If oor tunes are no tae yer like,
    Remember Bryan Burnett鈥檚 bike.




    DC






  • Comment number 12.

    Big towerin' glamourous superstar,
    Oh, what vanity is thy posture.
    Wi' yer slick LA women behind closed doors,
    An' yer name still in lights,
    At that Anniesland superstore.

    then you get that amazing organ intro.........

    Jim Morrison and The Doors.......................Light my Fire



  • Comment number 13.

    #11 Brilliant DC

  • Comment number 14.

    Forgot about this for backup singers night
    Now is the time to play it and make it all right
    The record I鈥檝e chosen is over 30 years old
    Still sounds great it鈥檚 John Stewart鈥榮 鈥楪old鈥

  • Comment number 15.

    Now is the time to celebrate the bard
    Writing poetry is quite hard
    Should keep it simple like Chic
    Freak out Bryan to 'Le Freak'

  • Comment number 16.

    Thanks for requesting 'Rock Lobster' Paul. Loved hearing that again 鈽

  • Comment number 17.

    DC - a masterpiece!

  • Comment number 18.

    Brilliant DC absolutely superb......









    .....and Julie's gonna love you!

  • Comment number 19.

    A tour de force

  • Comment number 20.

    I think that was superb DC. Really really good.















    Do I get a credit for the sampling of my first four lines?! ;o)

  • Comment number 21.

    Of course ye do Norrie, that's why I gave ye the honour o' bein the leader o' the pack at the end!

    Hehehe

    DC

  • Comment number 22.

    Hurrai! I'm rich......soon!

  • Comment number 23.

    No I'm Rich!

  • Comment number 24.

    No, I'm Rich

  • Comment number 25.

    No! Rich Murray is Rich!

  • Comment number 26.

    #18 Grrrr!

  • Comment number 27.

    MONDAY

    A man from West Virginia, named for a Scottish toon,

    Once penned a little ditty a' aboot the smallest room.

    It's sweet and it's amusing, aboot a man who loves his wife

    So much he puts the seat doon. He disnae' huv tae be telt twice!



    It isnae' scatological. It isnae' even rude.

    It just suggests that men put doon the seat the way they should.

    A scenario familiar to every quine and loon;

    And if you don't believe me ye kin go and ask Gaie Broon!



    When Barraclough, (Nick), played it on his Country Music Show

    He was inundated by demands for a very prompt encore!



    It
    was called 'Eau de Toilette', but Brad Paisley isnae' daft.

    He knew Bryan couldnae' pronounce that, so decided for a laugh

    To call it 'Ode De Toilet' for the benefit of B.B.

    And to make life even simpler it's available on CD!




    'Ode De Toilet (The Toilet Song)' - Brad Paisley

  • Comment number 28.

    #11

    Love it!

  • Comment number 29.

    #27 well-versed, SG!

  • Comment number 30.

    Some hae Get It On and canna Stand It
    And some wad listen that want it
    But we hae taste, and we can listen
    Sae let the Lord be thankit!

    Says MacAllan, Glengoyne, Glenlivet, Dalwhinnie, Laphroaig, Aberlour...



    Hey Gaie, nae YES on Friday... Friends?

  • Comment number 31.

    As Bard鈥檚 Day dawns my pen is poised, my Muse awaits as well
    What choice when Back Street Boys annoys and Wicky Woss wepels
    When lame Proclaimers fall from favour
    And tame T Rex have lost their savour?

    A song that won鈥檛 be 鈥済ood to hear鈥 (not treated as taboo)
    A song that suits the blogosphere and those in power too
    A song to have those Bs flag waving
    kd lang and Constant Craving

  • Comment number 32.

    Whoops... Blame MacAllan (MACALLAN) on thebGlengoyne cask strengh 57.2Vol 12yr.



    Watch here comes Oliver Reed's Wild Thing...

  • Comment number 33.

    Fare fa' yer honest sonsie dram!
    If comes tae whusky then ah'm yer man
    This Talisker 10 year is the wan
    Tae taste sae fine
    But unchillfiltered Glen Elgin
    Is next in line

    DC

  • Comment number 34.

    #26 I've tried tae remove #10. Cannae dae any better. Sorry!

    #27 fine bit of poetry Scotch

    DC

  • Comment number 35.

    Oh whisky I hate, it gie's me the boak
    E'en the smell of it it makes me grue
    But once I liked a taste from the oak
    In Carbost on Eilean a'Cheo

    Twas Talisker, DC, that's no joke
    In the place where it is made
    But twas the 100 year-old brew
    To buy you'd need financial aid

    So No to whisky, no to Yes,
    but yes to friends all over
    they can sing what they like
    As loud as they like
    Be it Thing or be it Rover

  • Comment number 36.

    The Fabulous Thunderbirds I've asked many times
    Now it seems I have to post in rhymes

    Is it really that uncommon
    To hear we've got "Love in Common"

    Tell me Bryan what are you fears
    Why won't you play "Wasted Tears"

    Does it require an act so bold
    For me to hear the "Streets of Gold"

    Surely now the time is right
    For you to play "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White"

  • Comment number 37.

    #34
    DC your no 10 has been deleted
    But I really think you must have cheated
    When stuffs removed it is belated
    Cos this blogs reactively moderated
    And only happens when one wants to complain
    But yer no supposed to flag up yer ain

  • Comment number 38.


    I don't think I can do poetry.
    It's really not my thing, you see.
    Writing lines of rhyming verse.
    My couplets are mingin'. My metre is worse!

    I'll just ask for a favourite song
    to which you all can sing along.
    Help Me, Mama on GIO
    by Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show

    ;o)

  • Comment number 39.

    I cannot write a rhyme
    This much I'm telling you
    For this post thats a crime
    I can't match the rest of the crew

    Its not just for this that Im sorry
    Though I'm sure you already know
    Too much Boss, and dare I say Bowie
    I request to get played on the show

    So here's what I've decided to do
    A song that will improve the flow
    And dare I say designed to woo
    Another favourite of our hero though

    k d lang - summer fling

  • Comment number 40.

    Noo.
    burns is awricht efter a few.
    ken.
    but he cannae haud a match
    far less a caunnell
    tae that fine tayside bard
    big wullie mcgonagall.
    some fine sangs came frae that toon o'
    jute
    jam
    'n journalism,
    so lets hear wan like a
    nice danny wilsonism.
    naw, big chap ah didnae say leo sayer,
    wit ah sed wiz 'mary's prayer'.

  • Comment number 41.

    An appropriate tribute to Topaz
    Now play Open My Eyes by Rundgren's Nazz

  • Comment number 42.

    Michty me there has been a big fuss
    Glen Miller's song request it was thus

    An appropriate tribute to Topaz
    Now play Open My Eyes by Rundgren's Nazz

    The producer fear and alarm did cause
    When she read that request as being for Mozz

    Poor Glen he wasin such a fret
    As the song they played was
    The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get

  • Comment number 43.

    This charming man deserves his day
    Can he sing over the hills and far away?

  • Comment number 44.

    Did Glen just ask for this charming man
    I'd never have had him down as a fan
    If he's credited with that scotch's day will be made
    As it will well put his soft cell in the shade

  • Comment number 45.

    My Shouts Are Like A Long Long List

    O, my shouts are like a long long list
    That stretches to the moon,
    My requests comprise of memories
    Of long forgotten tunes

    As fair you are, both Bryan and Babs
    In awe of Jack Bruce, am I
    I'm requesting tunes we'll never hear
    Till all the seas gang dry

    Till all the seas gang dry, O dear,
    And 'Dignity' melts wi' the sun,
    I'll keep plugging JB's tunes, no fear,
    For as long as the playlist runs

    Let's hear JB's 'Make Love', I say
    And raise old henri's smiles,
    But again and again, and endlessly
    they chant 'Five Hundred Miles'

    H Hannah (age 17)

  • Comment number 46.


    Lang years ago i' the toon I wis born in
    And ipods wurnae invented
    We pit pennies i' the jukebox, picked oot 3 tunes
    And sat doon weel contented

    Noo wan o' they tunes ye niver hae played
    By Roy Wood, him outa Wizzard
    'Going Down the Road' it's cried
    Dae ye think noo, his hair's all scissored?

  • Comment number 47.

    Our Roy's a rich as J. Paul Getty
    And still resembles a hippy yeti.

  • Comment number 48.

    #46

    many years ago for sure
    we students were still pretty poor.
    we only had three hundred quid
    and that tae last a year so it did(nae).
    ane nicht at the union in alcohol fuelled blizzard
    ah thocht i'de look up silly wizzard.
    but naw, the bloke wi' guitar was pretty good.
    for it was none other than hairy roy wood.

  • Comment number 49.

    I can find no rhyme in my Thesaurus
    But did our Roy play Brontosaurus?

  • Comment number 50.

    He also sang about angel fingers
    And the only thing he could rhyme was lingers
    Not that you'll have heard it on gio
    Cos BBs never played it on the radio

  • Comment number 51.


    #45 - Henri - 听All due respect, but that boy is hard to handle. I said to myself, "What the fa-fa-fa-fa-fa" is that? I'm goin' on back to Otis, and try a little tenderness.

    ;o)


  • Comment number 52.

    #51

    Eh... James Carr, Senga....James Carr

    henri:-)

  • Comment number 53.

    #11 Sterling work, captain!
    #27 Hope you won't have to cross your legs anymore Scotch and this finally gets played

    Going for brevity masel' - ahm no' a comparable wordsmith

    Short and sweet my request for this song
    Bryan and Babs, please play Everlong

  • Comment number 54.

    The Fechters o' Foo may tweetle their sang
    Yon Bs will aye play ower lang

  • Comment number 55.

    Tae A Bryan

    Fair fa' your honest, Aberdonian face,
    Great chieftain o' the GIO race!
    Aboon them a' ye tak your place,
    Radio Wan, Twa, or Clyde:
    Weel are ye wordy o' a grace
    As lang's a henri hannah post.

    The groaning mix desk there ye fill,
    Your hurdies like a distant hill,
    Your patter wad help to mend a mill
    In time o' need,
    While thro' your pores the dews distil
    Like a runners sweaty bead.

    His knife see rustic labour dight,
    An' cut bannana cake wi' ready sleight,
    But as always your gushing Dixy Chick bright,
    Like ony Americana;
    And then, O what a glorious sound,
    Chicks, Wainright, Lang!

    Then, song for song,
    GIO stretch an' strive:
    Deil tak the Tull! on they drive,
    Till a' their weel-swall'd ears belyve,
    Are bent lyke drums;
    Then auld bloggers, maist like to rive,
    "nae mair morrissey!" 'hums.

    Is there that owre his facebook ragout
    Or txts that wad staw a sow,
    Or German faux pax wad mak him spew
    Wi' perfect sconner,
    Looks down wi' sneering, scornfu' view
    On Babs soup for dinner?

    Poor devil! see him try to match his lass,
    As feckless as a wither'd rash,
    His spindle shank, a guid whip-lash,
    Her nieve a nit;
    Thro' Queen or ABBA to dash,
    O how unfit!

    But mark the Rustic, Bryan fed,
    The trembling earth resounds his tread.
    Clap in his walie nieve a mp3,
    He'll mak it whissle;
    He knoews that song and where its frae,
    its frae his hoose ye see.

    Ye Pow'rs wha mak the Blog your care,
    And dish them out their bill o' fare,
    Auld Glen wants nae skinking ware
    That jaups in luggies;
    But, if ye wish oor gratefu' prayer,
    Gie us a SHOUT!

  • Comment number 56.

    #51 #52
    What the hell
    LOL

  • Comment number 57.

    Guid Bry wham ne'er a jock surpasses
    Fur spielin' Queen's Fat-Hurdied Lassies

    Guid yin, Norman

  • Comment number 58.

    Some bloggers have spun their poems quite majestic
    (I've been kept off the PC through issues domestic)
    But I don't want to whinge and I don't want to whine
    Their shouts and their rhymes are far better than mine
    Let's hear it for this neck of the wood
    GIO team, play their tunes - they're actually rather good.

    #54 Glen - you are naughty. But I like you.

  • Comment number 59.

    Ae fond list of which we'll savour
    It's for real, goes on forever
    But julie's phone it cost her dear
    So to keep it short you can see it

  • Comment number 60.

    #55 well done, Norrie

  • Comment number 61.

    DC, Norrie - epic stuff, - weil done, as they say!

    regardez - youse

    henri

  • Comment number 62.

    Henri ITV4 if you're about

    and well done everyone. Blogs been good this weekend.

  • Comment number 63.

    Ah've jist sat doon tae huv ma tea
    An "Get It On" wi' Bryan B
    Tonight's atribute tae the Bard
    An' ma rhymin' heid is thinkin' hard.

    Whit song a wonder would be great
    Ah'd better choose afore it's eight
    So Bryan, please yer ma favourite Jock
    Could ye play a wee bit Country Rock.

    Ah luv yon guy frae Dylan's Band
    Aye, Robbie Robertson, he's the wan,
    So ah'll be yer bestest pal fur ever
    Fur "SOMEWHERE DOWN THE CRAZY RIVER"

  • Comment number 64.

    I read that poem about 'when I am old I shall wear purple'...and realised I'm nearly there already! I made The Daughter read it, thinking she might find it funny. She said "Mum, if you end up like that I shall never speak to you again...ever"...so Phew! she's not noticed. Anyway...spending my pension on brandy and learning to spit sounds quite fun!

    The muse has deserted me...I might have managed a pome by 7.30pm tomorrow!

  • Comment number 65.

    This blogger had a difficult time
    writing a list which is also a rhyme.
    First, Isley Brothers sing so fine
    Please play "This old heart of mine".
    "A little respect" is number two,
    the artist - a group - you-know-who.
    Next a song that's far from dire:
    Ryan Adams and "Desire".
    Then one of Springsteen's best:
    Honey, I'm "Tougher than the rest".
    And another one of those,
    "Girls in their summer clothes".
    When I.T. was a theme a while ago,
    I forgot "Hard drive" by Evan Dando.
    A GIO debut? Don't be wary,
    Play Patty Griffin perfoming "Mary"
    Or a song not heard in a while:
    "The story" by Brandi Carlile.
    Or if that one will not do,
    opt for Ms Moore's "Misty Blue".
    Just one more makes my list complete,
    "Spanish Moon" by Little Feat.
    Bedtime now, I must go.
    Regards from Joe, in Linlithgow.

  • Comment number 66.

    #64 a pome is all you seek
    of norrieitis
    your post does reek

  • Comment number 67.

    January's a miserable month, skint and dreich and cauld
    But Glesga thocht to shine a licht - a festival they'd hold
    There's folk come from all ower the land tae sing and play and party
    Tae chase away the winter blues - mair 'let's have fun' than arty
    This week they've gone and stolen a march, for a celebration's planned
    The first nae doot of many held for the minstrel who's been 70 years on this land
    Bob Dylan isnae the greatest singer, in fact he's often mince
    But the songs he writes are amang the finest you'll have heard before or since
    They strike your heart, they hit the spot and the one I love ower a'
    Memories I canna tell, it's Knockin on Heaven's Door

  • Comment number 68.

    Bryan stood on the burning deck
    As all the producers fled
    The flames lit the studio鈥檚 wreck
    Filling him with great dread

    Still proud and brave he stayed
    As he gazed upon the fire
    He got to his knees and prayed
    His situation was quite dire

    The flames rolled on he would not go
    Without Miss Babs word
    鈥淕et out of there鈥 said a voice from below
    鈥淒on鈥檛 stay you鈥檙e being absurd鈥

    Bryan thought he should heed her advice
    鈥淕et out you fool鈥 the voice cried again
    Our hero didn鈥檛 need to be told twice
    As he smashed the window with his bin

    Bryan escaped with requests under his arm
    He had been a very lucky boy
    The request from Billy had not come to harm
    Please play 鈥榊uri鈥 by Oi Va Voi

  • Comment number 69.

    BURNS SUPPER鈥檚 the song ah want ye tae play
    YOU? ME? US? the album that it comes frae
    RICHARD THOMPSON鈥檚 the man wha kin play it right
    And he鈥檚 at the Royal Concert Hall tomorrow night

  • Comment number 70.

    Obviously that should be鈥︹︹.

    BURNS SUPPER鈥檚 the song ah want ye tae play
    YOU? ME? US? the album that it comes frae
    RICHARD THOMPSON鈥檚 the man wha kin play it richt
    And he鈥檚 at the Royal Concert Hall the morrow鈥檚 nicht

  • Comment number 71.

    Whilst listening to the paolopod
    A song is playing in my ear
    It is really quite a sad song
    But it will never raise a tear
    Called How can you mend a broken heart
    Its not the version by Roger daltrey
    Al green, Luther or all the rest
    It's the one that is sung so sultry
    A breathy voice with a touch of jazz
    And some sexy sensuous soul
    The tingles run up and down my spine
    It's the version by Diana Krall
    I don't care if none of you like it
    It really doesn't matter you see
    Cos she's not singing for you lot
    She's singing it just for me
    My hearts not even broken
    Though I've not told her that by choice
    So just keep breathing in my ear
    With that stunning sexy voice



  • Comment number 72.

    This theme is pants,
    I just can鈥檛,
    Place words to display,
    In a poetical way,
    What I鈥檇 like them to play.

    This theme鈥檚 vile,
    I鈥檇 much rather dial
    鈥nd text
    鈥鈥檓 vexed
    鈥 hex鈥
    On the GIO producers.

    叠耻迟鈥

    When not in Botswana,
    Playing Ramotswe鈥recious鈥ama,
    鈥 lady detective of fiction,
    JILL SCOTT sings about,
    Itching to clout
    A woman who鈥檚 causing some friction鈥
    鈥榯ween her and her man鈥
    She threatens to pan-in
    The face of the bold interloper鈥
    鈥楪ETTING鈥 IN THE WAY鈥
    Is light years away
    From that African gumshoe so proper!

  • Comment number 73.

    'Steven Lindsay is braw' is his website
    He used to be in 'The Big Dish'
    The song I'd like to hear is 'Kite'
    Because it's so good, not at all *ish

  • Comment number 74.

    #68

    Greetings Billy In Alloa
    I'll vote for Oi Va Voi an' a'

  • Comment number 75.

    Oh this theme is fair making me greet
    To cheer us all up how about Little Feet
    Many great songs but the one that I'm picking
    Is that well known classic, Dixie Chickin

  • Comment number 76.

    Kene and I have often asked
    For a band they just won't play
    We don't know why
    As they're fun and they're fast
    And punk with a dash of wha hae

    The Real McKenzies is the name
    They'd liven up the show
    Lyrics all checked
    You can play this OK
    'Nessie''s quite clean, go on give it a go!

  • Comment number 77.

    The contributors to this theme
    Have made it the best one I've seen
    Too many to be named,
    This blog must be framed
    It's a tribute to our blogging team

  • Comment number 78.

    noo that the days urnae freezin
    (is it me or is it the season?)
    and wee burdz come oot
    aye even some rare breeds
    it goat me ah a' thinkin'
    now , there's sumthin yer man nivver plays
    frae these liverpool boppers, aye, 'the lightnin' seeds'
    so if ye gie them a spin, son.
    it'll be lucky me
    but ah'd rather hear ye spin 'lucky you'

    cheers frae the dale

  • Comment number 79.

    Whit wey is the blues never heard on the show
    Are they feart to gang oot on a limb?
    Whit wey are the Kings and Lee Hooker no no
    Howlin Wolf, T-Bone Walker or Slim?
    What will we hae at tea-time the nicht?
    John Mayall or that Clapton laddie
    Has Peter Green got his finger-nails clipped
    Is the next stop Crawdaddy?

    Is yon a pig I see in the sky?
    It's tail's a' wee and curly
    See! Bryan's just put Crossroads up bye
    And telt Miss B tae tak a hurly
    He's chackit the the blog and he's gien us wur choice
    Sae this is what ye play noo, BB
    It's I've got a Rock & Roll Heart by EC
    And the next stop's Crawdaddy

  • Comment number 80.

    Despite requesting Jack Bruce in Rhyme
    I feel uncertain he'll be given some time
    Caused by the playing of David Grey
    Which no one asked for, anyway
    Manhatten Transfer went unacknowledged
    And no Cee Lo Green in the library
    'Up the production of banana loaves' I sigh
    'Will ever hear the 12"
    of Say Hello, Wave Goodbye'?

    regardez youse

    henri

  • Comment number 81.

    ooops.. typo on 2nd last line

    Will we ever hear the 12"
    of Say Hello, Wave Goodbye

    regardez youse

    henri

  • Comment number 82.

    Poor Henri Hannah it is such a shame
    The bloggers thought he wasn't real
    Was it AFR and DC to blame
    But soon his identity he did reveal

    With inducements of freshly baked cake
    Our Bryan and Babs he did entice
    A golden rule for the GIO team to break
    And play Dreadzone, at least once or twice

    Oh Henri at first is so full of glee
    Another request Bryan and Babs did play
    But it鈥檚 the wrong version you see
    A cover by that impostor David Gray

    Oh poor Henri Hannah! This cannot be it
    So come on Bryan, don鈥檛 make him cry
    And remember the request is not for Scotch Git
    Get Soft Cell on, Say Hello, Wave Goodbye

    (12")

  • Comment number 83.

    On Friday my request it was played
    My name it was also checked
    At last BB has obeyed
    And shown me some respect

    Though not one to cast an aspersion
    It was maybe too much of a wish
    But he might have played the right version
    And made me a happier fish

    I will not give up on my mission
    To convince my requests are true art
    鈥淚f you got ears you gotta listen鈥
    In the words of Captain Beefheart

    ONE RED ROSE THAT I MEAN from LICK MY DECALS OFF BABY by CAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND HIS MAGIC BAND

  • Comment number 84.


    I'm no a fan o Rabbie Burns
    I'm not renowned for dropping names
    But did you know the 25th
    Is also shared with Etta James?

    Now there's a voice to melt your heart
    So Brian please be kind
    Would you play your DJ part
    With "I'd rather go blind"?

    If you don't think that's a blast
    I'd still be pleased to hear "At last"

  • Comment number 85.

    I'm not very good at rhyming one line with another,
    So how about My Life Story with 12 Reasons Why I Love Her!

  • Comment number 86.

    #82

    thanks Norman for your lyrical support in the campaign for the 12" of Say Hello, Wave Goodbye.

    I suspect Bryan will already be regretting that this rhyming requests got started: how they'll cope with it all I've not idea: some of it is brilliant.

    In fact, Dreadzone has never been played on GIO.

    It's Get It On, where you choose the music
    You can facebook, email, blog and even phone
    But you ain't goona hear
    'American Dread' by Dreadzone

    regardez youse

    henri


  • Comment number 87.

    I thought they had played, which other of the HH campaign songs was it they played that ayatollah liked?

  • Comment number 88.

    Norrie, you don't have a rhyme,
    Is that due to your lack of time?

    DC (feeling like a Rupert the Bear story writer)

  • Comment number 89.

    11 more we are on a roll
    Who'll get the first rhyming goal

  • Comment number 90.

    I know Paolo, it's hard to say,
    But that was a great blog post Gaie!

  • Comment number 91.

    (To the tune of Some Enchanted Evening)

    I've been a daft blogger for two or three years
    And most of my choices have been 鈥済ood to hear鈥
    But I have wised up and I now know the score
    There is no point in asking for Zevon no more

    And it's no, nay, never,
    No nay never no more,
    Will they play poor old Warren
    No never no more.

    They鈥檒l give you Proclaimers and T Rex galore
    With Blondie and Durans they鈥檙e inclined to bore
    A heartfelt entreaty goes out to the team
    Annie Lennox once more and I鈥檓 going to scream

    And it's no, nay, never,
    No nay never no more,
    Will they play poor old Warren
    No never no more

    They say 鈥測ou choose the music鈥 but 鈥測ou鈥 isn鈥檛 me
    The playlist is chosen from Now Number Three
    If your taste runs to music exotic as Zappa
    Get the idea of hearing it out of your napper

    And it's no, nay, never,
    No nay never no more,
    Will they play poor old Warren
    No never no more

    (Repeat until led away by a grown up)

  • Comment number 92.

    Warren Zevon maybe when there's a blue moon
    But the men in white coats will be along soon

  • Comment number 93.

    I don't believe it I'm gobsmacked!
    Think the producer will be sacked...

  • Comment number 94.

    Well done billy for a wee bit of yuri
    I'm surprised that it even got past the jury

  • Comment number 95.

    Yuri played! Maybe Babs didn't spy it,
    On the playlist...So that's why she's quiet

  • Comment number 96.

    A big mention for DC but no David Gilmour
    Dave Gilmour Dave Gilmour for DC I implore!

  • Comment number 97.

    Bryan doesn't want to say his name
    I see that Bill, so I say, Ah kain!

  • Comment number 98.

    Rhyming a town in Poland with a term of gratitude
    Should have allowed Bryan to give you some latitude

  • Comment number 99.

    Ok are you ready whose the boss
    I'm sending in a wonderful cross

  • Comment number 100.

    Hey wot a scunner
    DC got a hunner

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