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Adorable Alison! Again!


TUESDAY

This wee song has been stuck in my head for years...

- Judie Tzuke


I'd like to dedicate this to our gorgeous guest presenter.






















sooky git

Oh for the love of Christ just ask her out for a coffee!





What's the worst that could happen?

Okay,

Alison, would you like to go out for a coffee?

regardez youse

henri

You too... what does Smiffy have to say about that?

#2

I'm not about to get involved with a married woman!


Anyway, I'd have to get her down off of yon pedestal first...

Zoe Muth And The Lost High Rollers - 'I've Been Gone'...really catchy...

#4

I was merely following instructions

hypnotic from first listen ...

'Oblivion' -------- from the beautifully different ------ Grimes

The Bamboos - 'You Ain't No Good'

#7


That's what they said at Nuremberg...

Eli 'Paperboy' Reed - 'Pick A Number'

re 9

top drawer shout JfE ... will gladly second

how could I forget the memorable -----

'Who Pumped the Wind in my Doughnut ------- Washboard Sam

or the even more memorable

'Zaz Zuh Zaz' -------- Cab Galloway

ouch ...

one doughnut's more than plenty ---------

the coolest cat .... this time

#9 #12 agreed - excellent shout.

Here's another try for Caravan Palace - Je M'Amuse

Forgotten the html, but here's a link:



;o)

'Kaboom' - Ursula 1000

Picture Caption: "Bend over, Wendover!"

And here's one that's been bugging me for years - couldn't remember the name of the artist, let alone the song. Then, by lucky happenchance during a search re- 16 - found it.
Mr Scruff Get A Move On

'Come On Train' - Don Thomas (Ian Parton remix)

A message for Alison:


Baby I love you - The Ramones version please



DC

- Django Django

- Beck

- Frankie Miller

- The Imagineers

#9 and #12. Thanks...I do like The Bamboos/Kylie Auldist.

here's another...

'Keep Me In Mind' - the Bamboos

Justin Townes Earle - 'Harlem River Blues'...v v catchy...handclaps and everything...

#9

Aw Julie ... thanks for this... just listened to the '4' album on Spoitify ... utterly brilliant, ordered on 'one click'.

Miss Babs had a good night - 12 points - but does this mean it'll be 3 shows this week? It'll upset the basis of my calculations.

Alison brings another angle to the outcome - more 'rock' orientated than Bryan and possibly even more populist - it'll be interesting to see if we slide backwards. My memory is of Alison working mostly with Babs, so not sure how she'll cope with the relative quiet of the other producers.At least she's a muso, unlike some of the other guest presenters we've had.

That was another good show.

regardez youse

henri

#10

Yep, you can tell I spent last weekend in Berlin. If I don't see another sausage this year I'll be quite content. Strange and interesting place, rather than 'fantastic'... maybe if the food was varied...

#25

Anyone compare tonight's playlist with the one Gaie dug up?
Did they really play two versions of the same song tonight? (Walk on By)

Hi Al
Glad you could take a break from the one show.

Most infuriating song

We found love in a homeless place





We found dove in a soapless place

SG - So it’s probably JT and TAAB1 / beer / IA and TAAB2? I am looking forward to it.
HH – I fear ZAPPA albums would be wasted on the GIO producers, but for those who do know music when it bites them on the ass I will make a suggestion for each decade…. I can’t – so here’s two from each decade: ~
FREAK OUT!
HOT RATS
THE GRAND WAZOO
´¡±Ê°¿³§°Õ¸é°¿±Ê±á·¡(‘)
SHUT UP ‘N PLAY YER GUITAR
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VOLUMES 1 & 2
THE YELLOW SHARK
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TRANCE-FUSION
WAZOO
FEEDING THE MONKIES AT MA MAISON
HAMMERSMITH ODEON
This list seems so inadequate - I’ve missed out so many great albums. Just buy any you can find.

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I know a song that'll get on your nerves,

Get on your nerves,

Get on your nerves,

I know a song that'll get on your nerves,

Get on your nerves,

Get on your nerves,

I know a song that'll ad infinitum...


>8-D

#27 4 duplicates

TUESDAY

Emilie Sandé - Next to Me

The picture took me back to my childhood and this song now inhabits my head:

- Joy Nichols, Jimmy Edwards & Dick Bentley

While I'm more familiar with Joy's successor, June Whitfield, in Take It From Here, this catchy tune was a big hit.

HH – I also notice that Amazon has a used copy of box set Threesome No 2 (3CD) by Frank Zappa for £10,000 plus £1.26 p&p

#33

Amazing how collectable some of this stuff has become.And i thought £300:00 for The Smiths was remarkable.

What's even more amazing is that the ´óÏó´«Ã½ news page lists 2011's top music earners and around 5th or 6th is Sade at £16.5m.

Did I miss something?

regardez youse

henri

Caption

As recording begins for the new teletubbies series Bryan bags being the yellow one

#32

Glen,

Did I really hear Joy say that "Little Red Monkey" is a euphonium?


For goodness' sake, man! This is the ´óÏó´«Ã½!!!

Jimmy Edwards was a war hero. These stories can't possibly be true.

Velvet Undeground - Sweet Jane
Bowie - Queen Bitch / Hang On To Yourself
Springsteen - Glory Days
OMD - Electricity
Noah and his Whale - LIFEGOESON
John Cougar Mellencamp - Small Town

here's a few for tonight:

Island In the Sun - Weezer 'hip-hip' gets stuck in my head everytime I hear it.

Second Song - TV On The Radio Ooooh -Oo -Oo - Oo. irresistable.

Shut Up & Let Me Go - The Ting Tings unshakable guitar break.

Relator - scarlett johansson/Pete Yorn some kind of flange on the guitar

Pat Benetar - Sex As A Weapon memorable hook and chorus

True Faith 94 - New Order it just sticks

Supermassive Black Hole - Muse supermassive inability to get it out of your head.

Some of these are old favourites on GIO so it would be good to hear Pat Benetar or TV On THe Radio - and there's a couple of others:

Alhtough Bryan is already shooing in 'Move Like Jagger' Maroon 5 -This Love is much better and more difficult to shift... but what would be a great laugh is:

Check My Machine - Paul McCartney from McCartney 2

Worms it's way in, and stays - that would be a revelation for the nation, most people wouldn't recognise the artist.Paul playing with his new voice sequencer machine,one of the '50 reasons to love Paul McCartney' cited by Mojo. " In 1980, it probably sounded as if he'd lost his mind, today it sounds fabulous" they say. " It still hasn't come down to earth" says Macca.Don't need to play it all, but it is utterly infectious.

regardez youse

henri

oh .. and ..

Without You - El Presidente infectious

And So It Goes - Nick Lowe and so it does ...

that's enough... over to you Patrick...

regardez youse

Bob

regardez youse

henri

Trying to preempt macafferty, I had a browse through the many earworm lists and came across this song.
Imagine my surprise to see it is sung by Henri, Glen and Norrie!!!

WORMS FROM HELL from FEEDING THE MONKIES AT MA MAISON by FRANK ZAPPA

#41 my appearance on embarressing bodies vcannot be far away

Unfortunately it was filmed just before nappy change time.

#44 I hope that refers to #41 and not #43!!

This is my current earworm:



"Bad Girls" - M.I.A

I'd love to suggest

State of the Union - Rent



Sadly don't think it's out officially till next month but it's in my head, love this version, never was a fan of the Pet Shop laddies.
So I guess this is just for us lot to have a listen, enjoy....

Can I therefore ask for

Lover, Lover / Jerrod Niemann



Al.

Alfaferry it is on the State Of The Union lp which I've had for a few months now - easily available so stick with your shout - they will have it.

Tonight:

The Black Keys - Sister

Field Music - Let's Write A Book

Diagrams - Tall Buildings

Blog favourite a shoo-in for tonight:

Oi Va Voi - Yuri

Seeing that space hasn't been the theme for a while ;-)

Two Bridges - Bwani Junction

Graaayyyttt way (does Alison say that?) to start the show:

Waiting on the worms - Pink Floyd

#48 Cheers Norrie, I'll get on the case with that, appreciate the shout.

Thought it was being released in April for some reason, ah well so much music so little time......

Al.