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Remember When - Alan Jackson
Photographs and Memories - Jim Croce
Will You remember Me? - Sarah McLachlan
Traces of Love - Gloria Estefan
Remember the Time - Michael Jackson
The Way we Were - Barbara Streisand

THURSDAY


'Stay With Me, Baby' - Kiki Dee

• 
  
  "Remember,
  
  You said you always gonna need me
  
  Remember,
  
  You said you'd never ever leave me
  
  Remember,"
  
  

• 
  
  "Other people say
  
  Stop living in the past
  
  But when there's nothing left
  
  It's your memory that lasts
  
  Now it's later than you think
  
  And still this isn't through
  
  This getting over you."
  
  

I wpould like to suggest one of my all time favourite songs, rarely played on the radio (if ever):

Boo Hewerdine - I Remember / The Ship Song

that latter part being a cover of the Nick cave track.

A good alternative would be:

Mott The Hoople - Do You Remember The Saturday gigs?

Remembering: In Tom Baxter's 'Almost There' he's reached the stage where he can allow himself to look at old photos and remember and talk about places he and ex used to go...wonderful song...Tom's rendition is brilliant and so raw. Shirley Bassey sang a great cover version.

Tom Baxter - 'Almost There' (or the Dame Shirl version).

Keepin' it Country...

I Recall A Gypsy Woman ~ Don Williams

Keepin' it Rock & Roll

I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock And Roll ~ Nick Lowe

I Remember You -who - Frank Ifield

there was, allegedly, a punk version of this called I Remember You (Ya ****) but I haven't been able to trace it

regardez youse

henri

Remember The Alamo - The Myles Brothers


OK, you won't have The Myles Brothers version, so I'll settle for Donovan instead


Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyy Up Santa Anna, they're killing your soldiers below
So the rest of Texas will knowwwwwwwww, and remember the Alamo



DC

Great suggestion madmac. Excellent on many levels. I didn't hear the Nick Lowe version till a couple of years ago! Get It On!!

Keeping it 'classic' ...
'Thanks for the memory' ~. Bob Hope

Keepin' it pioneers of the techno style

Memorabilia – Soft Cell... Cicada Remix, think 'enri will like it!

Two from Vans Enlightenment lp:

Van Morrison - In The Days Befire Rock n Roll

What a memory trip....


Van Morrison - Memories

Wonderfull song which someone requested before to remember their pal by.

#11

absolutely, MM.

Still, the campaign for the Long Goodbye goes on - Say Hello, Wave Goodbye 12" Mendolsohn remix from the album 'Memorabilia' - Soft Cell.

also

Sweet Memory - Melody Gardot nice track, easy, radio friendly

Though, I'd prefer to hear Soft Cell.

regardez youse

henri

Keepin' it Pre Punk

You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory ~ Johnny Thunders

#13

Bryan,

Credit where credit is due.


Seriously.......

>8-D

a wee chance to play Edith Piaf Les Feuilles Mortes ? Pretty please?
A really moving song about a bereft woman remembering a lost love. It's elegant and dignified but heart-wrenching. Maybe wouldn't sound so good were it in Dutch or Danish.

'Don't Forget The Coffee Billy Joe' - Tom T Hall

Don't know how I forgot to put this in the first post. I apologise, Fish. It's a cracker.

Marillion Kayleigh
Who'd have thought that a man with thinning hair AND a mullet who also looked like Gerard Depardieu's (very much taller) ungainlier younger brother could make grown women weak at the knees? It's all in the voice. Which strangely reminds me of Phil Collins'. There's no accounting for taste. It's what makes the human species so interesting..................

Tears of Love's Recall - K D Lang

and great as it is,I'd still prefer to hear Soft Cell

regardez youse

henri

'I Keep Forgetting' - Joe Cocker

Keepin' it Hollywood

Johnny Remember Me ~ John Leyton (Willie the tunneller)

This is Us - Emmylou Harris and Mark Knopfler

Fountain of Sorrow - Jackson Browne

Southern Accents - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

'Johnny Remember Me' - John Leyton

I also forgot to say - tonight's show was excellent.

Bronski Beat feat. Marc Almond even...

C'way Mary Doll.

Ah've bet Ted that you would be first with "Remember You're A Womble".
He's going with Roxy John coz Chris Spedding was lead guitar.

'The Way We Were/Try To Remember' - Gladys Knight and the Pips

Seconds for Tom Baxter.

Klaxon for simple minds

I keep forgettin / Michael McDonald

In My Life - The Beatles

There are places I remember, all my life, though some have changed...

though I really would like to hear Soft Cell..

regardez youse

henri

Grandpa Was a Carpenter - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

So we have the hard sell for Soft Cell



Graaayyyttt way to start the show:

Memories - Rab Noakes from his River Sessions Album



DC

let's be honest, henri. soft cell isn't going to get played. The folk here
like safe country stuff, or clever stuff. Soft Cell - nah. 12 inch or no. Sex Dwarf would be nice, but can't see it happening.

I liked the Marc and The Mambas stuff, especially the torment and Toreros lp, hard to think of a track that fits any GIO theme though! Pretty sure this was a collaboration with Matt Johnson of The The...

Happy to second "This is Us" (#22). Also

Goodbye - Emmylou Harris
Hard drive - Evan Dando
Easier to forget - Allison Moorer
I remember you - Steve Earle
The song remembers when - Trisha Yearwood
I find your love - Beth Nielsen Chapman
On a bus to St Cloud - Gretchen Paters
Southbound train - Nanci Griffith
Walk like a man - Springsteen
Time passes on - Orleans
Only you - Matthew Perryman Jones
You are everything - Gaye/Ross
Still within the sound of my voice - Linda Ronstadt
December 1963 - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Joe
Linlithgow

PS - Jane suggests "Forget you"

Abraham, Martin & John - Marvin Gaye (Has anyone here seen my old friend Abraham?)
Glory Days - The Boss
Thanks for the memory - Slade

I had my cash on Adam to ask for his favourites - The Bay City Rollers - Remember. (ah well back the horses)

I've Slipped Her Mind - The Robert Cray Band

Do You Remember Rock & Roll Radio - Ramones

Girl From the North Country - Bob Dylan

"....remember me to one who lives there...."



Paul from Ayr

Pulp - 'Do You Remember The First Time?'

or

Ash - 'Girl from Mars'

"Do you remember the time I knew a girl from Mars?"

Otis Redding - 'I've Got Dreams To Remember'

Squeeze - 'Labelled With Love'

Drinks to remember, I me and myself
And winds up the clock
And knocks dust from the shelf
Home is a love that I miss very much
So the past has been bottled and labelled with love.

I was 18 didn't have a care, working for peanuts didn't have a dime to spare but I was lean and solid everywhere
Like a Rock / Bob Seger

I remember standing on the corner at midnight trying to get my courage up. There was this lovely dancer in a little club downtown, used to watch her do her stuff. Through the long lonely nights she filled my sleep her body softly swaying to that smokey beat down on
Mainstreet / Bob seger

We Both Know what memories can bring they bring
Diamonds and Rust / Joan Baez




And seconds (again) for Van the Man's In the days before rock and roll. Anyone who ever had an old radiogram with all the stations on it will know exactly what he's talking about. Also Cleaning Windows is another great on theme Van Morrison song where he remembers his days before fame working as a window cleaner and playing gigs at the weekend, namechecking many of his influences at the same time.

#37 and seconds for I've slipped her mind. Superb Song.

#42

seconds for all of these, Paolo.

Making Memoreis of Us - Keith Urban

Amnesia - the Fabulous Thunderbirds

Book of Golden Stories - Runrig

Yes, as long as I can see the morning
And blossom comes to bud again in spring
It's enough to keep me still believing
Your memory is everything

To whom it may concern, the following request is not a cover of the Bee Gees. Same title different song. And 10 days late.

;o)

Don't Forget To Remember Me - Carrie Underwood

:o)

No time to bleather today....

Memories Of East Texas: Michelle Shocked

MODERN TIMES from MODERN TIMES by AL STEWART

#46

coos must be calving

#42 and Hoppo was just summoning courage to come back to the blog........


Yep, get Van The Man on. Athlone / AFM / Luxembourg. I had one of these massive wireless sets and regularly tuned in to Luxy as a youngster. The Days Before Rock & Roll

BRING ME THE ...... THE ......... IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE ...... DAMN!

Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin'

Good shout Billy :-)

Billy don't be a hero

a tragic tale of a young man who forgot his girlfriend's advice...........

I Remember That - Prefab Sprout
A Girl I Used To Know - Danny Wilson
The Girl I Can't Forget - Fountains Of Wayne
Remember When - Eden Burning
Dive For Your Memory - Go-Betweens

#53 Thanks for reminding me ☺

IT CAN’T HAPPEN HERE from FREAK OUT! by THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION – they had a swimming pool

EMBERS OF LOVE from AMOR FATI by IMOGEN HEAP AND MICH GERBER

A POISONED HEART AND A TWISTED MEMORY from HAND OF KINDNESS by RICHARD THOMPSON

REMEMBER, O THOU MAN from 1000 YEARS OF POPULAR MUSIC by RICHARD THOMPSON - this must qualify, as it’s POPULAR MUSIC

NELLIE THE ELEPHANT by MANDY MILLER – elephants never forget

DARLING BELLE from LIQUID ACROBAT AS REGARDS THE AIR by THE INCREDIBLE STRING BAND – childhood memories of a couple recently parted when the young man is killed at war and hopes of a reunion in the afterlife

#36 - Did cross my mind Spacey, but would prefer The Wombles.

Them or


Forget Me Nots - Patrice Rushen

#52 I forgot that you had posted that earlier ☺

Henri - please don't ask for RAM

Do You Remember Walter - The Kinks
Old Days - Chicago
Sweet Memories - Willie Nelson

Bruce Nesmith

Alison Kraus & Union Station. -- Forget About It

#35. Big 2nd Joe for "Still Within the Sound of my Voice",one of Jim Webb's greatest songs and Linda Ronstadt does it proud.Also would choose Bacharach/David's "Always Something there to Remind Me"as sung by their muse ,Dionne Warwicke who makes their difficult melodies sound effortless.Lastly Madeline Peyroux's "Once in a While".I just love her voice on record its so delicate.I know its Billie Holiday influenced but no bad thing.Cheers Willie Bartke

Must be some time for some classic Leonard Cohen with I can't Forget or the Pixies great cover:


I stumbled out of bed
I got ready for the struggle
I smoked a cigarette
And I tightened up my gut
I said this can't be me
Must be my double
And I can't forget, I can't forget
I can't forget but I don't remember what

Dear Neon Loch

#48 Aye, two wee heifer calves so far Gai and unfortunately a still-born.... Ah well... it's a game.

I sometimes think I'll forget my own name someday but this mob seem to have done that already:

Eminem - 'My Name Is...'

Destiny's Child - 'Say My Name'

Johnny Cash - 'Two Ten, Six Eighteen, Doesn't anybody know my name?'

#65

sorry about the still-born, Mike, but two heifers is good.

Henri, wherever you are, Love and Money tickets for DECEMBER on sale end of this week.

Oh! how could I have forgotten

Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings - Tom Jones

#62
Or for a change Willie,

Always Something There To Remind Me - Naked Eyes.

If you'd forgotten the 80s this will certainly take you back there!

Where's Glen, btw?

The coolest jazz singer around ,the phenomenal Kurt Elling does a great cover of one of my favourite "memory"songs,"In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning".Lovely stuff,Cheers Willie Bartke

Paul Kantner: If you can remember anything about the sixties, you weren't really there.

BACK IN THE 1960'S from 'U' by THE INCREDIBLE STRING BAND - written in the sixties from a future viewpoint

'It's all coming Back To Me Now' - Celine Dion

#70,Adam,Remember the 80s?Seems like yesterday to me!My least favourite decade(music or otherwise) I gotta say.Dont know Naked Eyes!!!
#73,Thing-Fish,You better believe I was there!Was it Paul Kantner who coined that phrase?Saw the Airplane live in 1970.Amazing Grace(Slick that is)Cheers,Willie Bartke

#71,Adam,was just thinking that as he's an Airplane fan too,I think.Where are you Glen?Cheers Willie B.

Glen Miller & Airplane don't go together. Look what happened to his predecessor....

Shirley not!

I'd still like to hear Edidth, Autumn Leaves aka ( Les Feuilles Mortes

sorry - playing Lexulous at the same time. added in an extra letter. d's are useful in that game, but not here if they're surplus to requirements.

Do you remember Rock an' Roll radio ~ T. Ramones...


#34 Outstanding shout Mr MacLean... a very good LP!

Kayleigh would be great, too.

#78

I guess he picked the wrong day to give up the Blog

Remember Walking in the Sand - Shangri Las

Lulu's oxen.

lol- no sex

El Lou sux

"It's for people like you that keep it turned on."


Whit's wrang wi' that?

ex loves loo