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Emmylou Harris - Every Grain Of Sand
Maria McKee- I'm Going To Soothe You
Gene Clark - From A Silver Phial
Ian Hunter - Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Manics - Some Kind of Nothingness
Iris DeMent - Let The Mustery Be
Jackson Browne - Late For The Sky
Jackson Browne - My Stunning Mystery Companion (for Scotch)

TUESDAY

- Airborne Toxic Event

- Airborne Toxic Event

c'mon, GIO, stop dragging your feet, time to get Airborne. On.

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We are not worthy!

Or even

E equals M Csquared.......

No shair what school they went tae but e = mc squared was definitely a five worder

TUESDAY


On Again! On Again! - Jake Thackray

Talent is an Asset - Sparks

Farm on the Freeway - Jethro Tull

I'm Gonna Be Strong - Cyndi Lauper

Different Kind of Gone - Mary Gauthier

If Dundee was Africa - Michael Marra ~ for Julie


This is, for me, the definitive version of a classic song;

Stay With Me, Baby - Kiki Dee ~ I commend it to the House!

:o)

#1 Apparently it hasn't stood the test of time

#7

It's all relative...

'Pump Up The Jam' - The Lost Fingers (a gypsy-jazz version)
'The One I Love' - David Gray
'Better Use Your Head' - Little Anthony and the Imperials
'Get Out Of Denver - Bob Seger
'Back To School Days' - Dave Edmunds
'Cruel To Be Kind' - Letters To Cleo
'Brand New Tennessee Waltz' - Mathews Southern Comfort

Mick Jagger - Old Habits Die Hard

You Make It Easy - Air (lovely laid back chill song)
Angels Of The Silences - Counting Crows
Sugar, We're Goin Down - Fall Out Boy
It Must Be Love - Madness
Map Of The Problematique - Muse
Something In The Air - Thunderclap Newman

Krauss /Plant - Please Read The Letter

Shara Nelson - One Goodbye In Ten

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Did someone really call in to say it was a great show?

I only felt the need to change channels five times.

Mibbe it's me.......

Whiskey From a Bowl - The Rudiments

one of the bands that have played Gourock's Cafe Continental Beatclub. I've only been the once, to see Kassidy, but they get some great bands. This was a puzzle to me in such a wee venue but it eventually all became clear and I'm still mortified at sending an e-mail congratulating the organiser on getting such a high profile band as Kassidy. Why my riddy? Turns out he works for Mercury, he signed Kassidy and he runs a spot on radio 1. Jeezo.

The Free Electric Band - Albert Hammond

Don't Pull Your Love - Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds

Hanging on the Telephone - Blondie

I Wanna Go Home - Holly and the Italians

Waiting for Another Chance - Endgames

Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand

I Love the Nightlife - Alicia Bridges

A Night Like This - Caro Emerald ( epic stuiff, glad to see this getting some recognition in the uk)

A Fool In Love - Frankie Miller

Year Of The Cat - Al Stewart

Rama Lama Ding Dong - The Edsels

Rainy Night In Georgia - Brook Benton

Behind A Painted Smile - the Isley Brothers

tonight's Beatles suggestion:

You Can't Do That - The Beatles

tonight's Paul Mccarteny suggestion:

Come And Get It - Badfinger

and one of John's finest:

Give Me Some Truth - John Lennon

that'll do.... just now...

regardez youse

henri

#13 nah, not just you - there were at least 3 songs that had only one line of endlessly repeated melody. And they got off to a bad start using the same song as last time the theme ran.

However, there were a fair number of blog requests played. Not mine right enough, but I'm probably back on the naughty step for saying what I thought of Friday's theme, or else they're just saving up for tomorrow because my suggestions above are so good.

Lone Justice _ Ways To Be Wicked (for Gaie)

#13

it was me - I enjoyed it.A few other folks also communicated the same.

Given the 'non theme' nature of the programme I'd was fearful it would decend into a greatest hits show, but I think Bryan and Richard avoided that trap.

I was taken a back when my Macca shout got played, wasn't the most obvious.

regardez vous

henri

Well here goes;

Bird on a Wire - Joe Bonamassa

Great cover of the Leonard Cohen song from the Black Rock album, track 6

Fingers crossed,

Al.

#18 hey! thanks, Norrie - just had a listen - that's a good song!

My Dad always said once I'd set my mind to bad behaviour that was it.

#20 Al, I'd love to hear that track, it's a superb version.

How pretentious is this! Sting has a new compilation CD set out for which he has not picked the tracks, oh no, he has "personally curated" them.

Oh one final request since you didn't play it last time I asked for it and i got no B&S fix last night :P

Wrapped Up In Books - Belle and Sebastion

#21 I'm always thinking of my fellow bloggers and speaking of which nice to see some new folk on here! Wonder if they can bake and/or spell and of course if any of them are ericinelgingleniseric. Who is missing I note.

Norrie - Huge second for Emmylou (#2).

Also:
Concrete and barbed wire - Lucinda Williams
If I needed you - Lyle Lovett
Kiss and say goodbye - the Manhattans
She will be loved - Maroon 5
Dancing in the city - Marshall Hain
Someone should tell her - the Mavericks
Baby I'm a fool - Melody Gardot
What a fool believes - the Doobie Brothers
Chin up, cheer up - Ryan Adams
Stay with me baby - the Walker Brothers
You should be dancin' - the Bee Gees
I fall to pieces - Trisha Yearwood/Aaron Neville


Joe
Linlithgow

Vote 4 Tuesday:

Wots...uh the deal - David Gilmour

Man of the world - Fleetwood Mac

Me and Bobby McGee - Kris Kristofferson

Whiskey in the jar - Metallica (worth a liste and ignore the 'explicit' label, it's the same song)

I am... I said - Neil Diamond

Band on the run - Wings

Give a little bit - Supertramp

Won't get fooled again - The Who

In a big country - Big Country

Just like a woman - Bob Dylan

If there's a reason - Gordon Lightfoot

Wish you were here - Pink Floyd

See my Baby Jive - Wizzard

One more night downtown - Rab Noakes




Bet 'Tide is high' gets played

worth a liste?


Cannae even spoke right

Elvis:
'Always On My Mind'
'Crying In The Chapel'
'There Goes My Everything'

Ray Charles - 'You Don't Know Me'

The Marmalade - 'Reflections Of My Life'

Long May You Run - The Stills-Young Band

Open The Door Homer - Dylan & The Band

Les Bicyclettes De Belsize - Mireille Mathieu

Four To The Floor - Starsailor


Paul from Ayr

caption comp.

'jist because i was born wi' that name disnae mean ahm crackers....oyll give it foive'

if you've only got pokeman cards, dinnae ba'ther but i'll take any excess florins.

cheers frae the dale

#30

Radcliffe & Maconie went through a spell of playing Cream album tracks on their show. They got D.J. the D.J. to introduce them, and called it "Jacobs' Cream Crackers".


#19

Thank goodness for Sir Paul! One of the 9 (or was it 10?) songs I enjoyed!

;o)

TUESDAY


Longing in Their Hearts - Bonnie Raitt ~ The title track from Bonnie's Country album!

Apologies, folks... woke early, read the news, made a cup of tea, not tired, so here's a few more:

Goin Down To Liverpool - The Bangles

That's All Right Mama - Arthur 'Big Boy' Cruddup The Elvis version is a three word title

U Don't Know Me - Basement Jaxx

Knockin On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan

Here Comes My Baby - The Tremeloes

Sunshine Of Your Love - Hoxtons Remix - Cream

You Keep Me hangin On - Diana Ross/The Supremes

Could It Be Magic - Donna Summer

Free Man In Paris - Joni Mitchell

Season Of Hollow Soul - k d lang

To Sir With Love - Lulu

Can You Feel It - The Jacksons

and a couple of crooners ...

On Days Like These - Matt Munro

Gentle On My Mind - Dean Martin...

Time for a shower, hit the office early...

regardez youse

henri

Murder in the City - The Avett Brothers

Lost in my Mind - The Head and the Heart

All Over the News - Martin & James

A Thing About You - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Book of Golden Stories - Runrig

Leave the Light On - Jeff Healey

# 33, seconds for Free Man in Paris, btw Henri is that Diana Ross one a leftover from yesterday?

:-)

'The Last Living Rose' - P.J.Harvey

'Hang On Little Tomato' - Pink Martini

'And Then You're Gone' - Pink Martini

Be Bop Deluxe - Ships In The Night
Kursaal Flyers - Little Does She Know
Skeeter Davis - End Of The World
The Trammps - Hold Back The Night

A big 2nd for #33 Matt Monroe's On Days Like These - I love that song!

Don't Want To Know: John Martyn
Move Away Jimmy Blue: Del Amitri
Bring On The Wonder: Susan Enan
Theo and Wierd Henry: John Mellencamp
These Arms Of Mine: Otis Redding
Your Mother Should Know: The Beatles
A Case Of You: Joni Mitchell
Ride A White Swan: T-Rex

TUESDAY


Q. Who does it best, Kansas or The Scorpions?

A. Melanie Anne Safka-Schekeryk.


Dust in the Wind - Melanie

:o)

'Don't Let It Show' - great song by Alan Parsons Project...also covered by Pat Benetar.

Wow, some superb songs, potential to be a great show.

#28 big second for Julie's shout
Marmalade - Reflections of my Life.

Also for your consideration

When we are together / Texas
Ma Ma Ma Belle / ELO
The Night Chicago Died / Paper Lace

This is the day / The The

Finally, if your undecided on the selections for the show, ask yourself

What Would Bob Do? / Colin Hay

Al.

'Speak To Me Pretty' - Brenda Lee

'Hats Off To Larry' - Del Shannon

'It's In His Kiss' - Linda Lewis

#21 gaie - we'll just keep askin...

Al.

Giving it all away / Leo Sayer
His finest recording and personally prefer the original to Daltrey's version

#44 Good shout paolo,

I had that on my agenda for Wednesday. Thought it was called Just a Boy and was the title track of the album but you are quite right.

Al.

#35

I must have imagined 'hanginon' was one word. Not as alert as I thought this morning!:-))

and a wee list
Let it be me / Melanie and David sanborn
After all these years / Journey
Life is too short / Sheer elegance
Let the Children play / Santana
Back on the Road / Stealers wheel
Match of the Day / Genesis
From your favourite sky / I am Kloot
From where you are / Lifehouse
Risin to the top / Keni Burke
Dancing the night away / Motors
Come a little closer / Susan Maughan
If everyone was listening / Supertramp

Bee Gees - 'Don't Forget To Remember'

For Adam...from me and Maria...'Clouds Across The Moon' - The RAH Band

hey y'all

'big girls don't cry'...........frankie valli

'then he kissed me'..........chrystals

'oh what a night'.........the dells

'for your precious love'.....kenny vance and the planotones

cheers frae the dale

#2 Eek for Maria McKee read "I'm Gonna Soothe You" which is correct and has 4 words.

Caption competition (in plummy voice) "and the winner for the eight week in a row is a mr dale kelvin esquire resident of the dale, his prize as you can see is a journey to the bottom of the Kelvin in Thunderbird 4"

I will have my prize in green shield stamps

Caption

....and we are just getting reports that earth has been invaded by killer Pink 4's. If you see any of these creatures can you please call the

#22
So? Whats wrong with that?
#25
l'll see Maroon 5 on Saturday, Joe. They're on before Coldplay at Rock in Rio.
#31
They still do now and again.
#44
Nah, Thunder in My Heart or The Show Must Go on
#48
Aw, thats nice. However, the track is strictly for Space night so cant see it getting on.

Talking Loud And Clear - OMD

Hold Your Head Up - Argent

Who knew?



Never mind about Nirvana, that's Illya Kuryakin fae U.N.C.L.E.

Al.

#55

Who knew 2?

That Mr Waverly, boss man at U.N.C.L.E., was played by the grandfather of Liverpool and England striker, Andy Carroll.

'Will Ye Be Proud' ~~ The Real McKenzies (should replace 'Flower of ...)

'All For A Woman' ~~ Airborne Toxic Event (like Gaie says ... nothing toxic about this/them!)

'Cranked Up Really High' ~~ Slaughter & The Dogs (one of these days ...!)

A little less conversation: Elvis Presley
Looking out my window: Tom Jones with the James Taylor Quartet
Memories of East Texas: Michelle Shocked
Keep the customer satisfied: Simon & Garfunkel
All I wanna do: Sheryl Crow
Try a little tenderness: Otis Redding

#55

Us young yins ken him as Dr. "Ducky" Mallard.


>8-D

#55

Caption:

Forget your banana loaf, real presenters have a Magnum classic for their half time piece


DC

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"Is that a hanky in your pocket, or are you just pleased to see me?"

Caption Smile, you're on radio

and, BTW - good call, Bryan!!

#60
Cheers Scotch.
Had no idea thats what he was up to these days.

#65

I tend to pay more attention to young lady, from Santiago.

;o)