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The great Bowie cover or - The Who, Anyway, Anyhow , Anywhere

Jackson Broon - Everrywhere I Go

Mrs Broon seconds Jackson

How does "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" fit the theme?

"witty banter"??? Have I missed something?

High Water Everywhere - Joe Bonamassa

... romantic simplistic fantastic ... or vice versa ...
'Here Today, Gone Tomorrow' ~~~ T. Ramones


'Falling Everywhere' ~~~ Ilya

'There is no Time' ~~~ Lou Reed

#3 don't be so fussy. Goodness sake.

Still nae playlist for Tuesday

#6 ah kain.....

#6 & #8
Well excyoooooooooooose me!
But it's not as though there is a shortage of options for this theme. Patrick will already have rattled of 10 fullscaps without blinking.

Echo & The Bunnymen - "Heaven Up Here"

Counting Crows - "Round Here"

Blur - "There's No Other Way"

New Order - "Everyone Everwhere"

THURSDAY


Eh Umna There Fore Eh Um - Saint Andrew

Counting Craws - Round Here

John Prine / 10,000 Manaiacs - Hello In There

#11
You anaw!!

THURSDAY


A magnificent rendition of a Marc Almond song;

There is a Bed - Mary Coughlan


Mama Here, Mama Gone -
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Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That? -



Play 'em all!

:o)

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#14

Pure witty banter, by the way.


Papa, Can You Here Me? -

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>8-D

Keep the Customer Satisfied - Simon & Garfunkel

'everywhere I go I get slandered..'

There She Goes Again - the Quireboys

Been watching too many undisciplined dog owners tonight to come up with anything sensible, let alone witty.

Shakira Whenever, Wherever

Sounds like a chavvy dog's 'whatever'.
Le ro lo le lo le, Le ro lo le lo le le

Aye - no witty banter.

Richard Marxx Right Here Waiting For You
Fatboy Slim Right Here, Right Now

And no sensible suggestions, either.

See, told you.

Leaving it to the more musically savvy bloggers to meet the brief! ;o)

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#18

Mary-Doll,

I have exceeded my limit already, but you have one more. Make it count!

:o)


Q. Was it the dogs or the owners who lacked discipline?


We should be telt!

;o)

#9 maybe not that many but sticking to your code of conduct so as not to annoy you any more than i already seem to have done :

Here comes the sun = steve harley & cockney rebel
There's a guy works down the chipshop = kirsty mccoll
Everywhere = fleetwood mac
Here, There & Everywhere = the beatles

beautiful song ...

take 2: 'Here Today, Gone Tomorrow' ~~~ Ronnie Specter


take 3: 'Here Today, Gone Tomorrow' ~~~ Lisa Marie Pressley

In a Azhar Siddique stylee... "What's the strategy regarding themes?"











There is none, it's simply a front to a request show... you're fired!

Would really love to plug Glasgow singer/songwriter Robin Adams for the show Bryan. He is currently working on his fourth album, but hasn't had much local or national air-play to my knowledge and great surprise! He's kind of a Scottish Nick Drake, but so much more... The title track from his last album BE GONE would fit the theme... it hasn't been off the car CD player since I got it!!

Be Gone: Robin Adams

#9

Although I'm sure I could come up with a few if I put my mind to it, the tune that immediately comes to mind is

Whatever, Whenever - Groove Armada from the great Vertigo album.

John Lennon believed Here There and Everywhere to be McCartney's greatest song, much better than 'Yesterday'. It also used to irritate the hell out of him that everywhere he went someone would produce a violin and play 'Yesterday'.

That would have been an interesting factoid for last night, but feel free to use it when playing 'Here,There and Everywhere' tonight - there's a really good version on McCartney's 'Give My Regards To Broad Street' album.

Anyway, 'Whatever, Whenever' by Groove Armada is a great track -one of a few that made me feel 'rap' music might be okay (in small doses).

regardez - youse

henri

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#24

"Older people may call A4 "foolscap"." *snigger*


#20

patrick,

They'll open the show with Kirsty or Dolly. But they'll dump The Beatles in favour of Emmylou. Paolo has the odds.


>8-D

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:o)

#20
Patrick you don't annoy me at all! If you didnt exist you'd need to be invented. (some think Babs & Bryan have).
Besides, you are now one of the Four Tops champions and it would be great to hear the Chip Shop song again.

#24
You know, it did cross my mind to check the spelling before posting....

A cracker from Del Amitri:

Del Amitri - Here and Now

a No. 21 smash hit!

Here It Comes - Them
I'll Take You There - Staple Singers
Hang on in There Baby - Johnny Bristol
Reach Out (I'll Be There) - The Four Tops

I Was HERE - Lady Antebellum

I'll be THERE - Josh Turner

EVERYWHERE - Tim McGraw


Somewhere with you - Kenny Chesney

Al.

Adam - here It Comes by Them. Don't know that one at all is it post Van The Man?

#32
Alright, alright. You know what I meant.

Here Comes The Night - Them

(a correction, not a fifth request)



"Everywhere" is a bit of a struggle. This means all 6 of them will be requested whether they are any good or not.

#24 he's been away too long...........

#33 The Tim McGraw one is top notch Adam (see thirty wan)


Al.

We've heard the Dame Shirl version of this song so perhaps we could hear the writer sing it himself...

Tom Baxter - 'Almost There'

HERE TILL HERE IS THERE from LIQUID ACROBAT AS REGARDS THE AIR by THE INCREDIBLE STRING BAND

HERE LIES LOVE from YOU CAN鈥橳 DO THAT ON STAGE ANYMORE VOLUME 5 by FRANK ZAPPA

THE ISLE OF EVERYWHERE from YOU by GONG

BEEN THERE, DONE THAT from GROUNDHOG NIGHT by THE GROUNDHOGS who are appearing at The Ferry next month

I WISH YOU COULD BE HERE from COME THE DAY by THE SEEKERS (as we鈥檝e now found common ground, Bryan)

Be here to love me - Norah Jones
Here comes my baby - the Mavericks
Here I am - Steve Earle
Right here waiting - Richard Marx
Now I'm here - Queen
She's not there - the Zombies or Santana
I'll be there - Jackson 5
You're still standing there - Lucinda Williams/Steve Earle


Joe
Linlithgow

Good Evening Bryan, Blogotariat :) Here is my wee list of suggestions:

Here, there and everywhere [03-05-2012] and by order of preference:


鈥淗ere comes the flood鈥� by Peter GABRIEL _ Please play the version you find on Robert FRIPP's 'Exposure'

鈥淟eaving New York鈥� by REM or 鈥淣ew York Minute'鈥漛y Don HENLEY or 鈥淒o like you do in New York鈥� by Boz SCAGGS

鈥淏ackwater鈥� by Brian ENO

鈥淐ool city鈥� by Danny ELFMAN

鈥淲andering through heaven鈥� by MENTAL AS ANYTHING

鈥淪he's passing this way鈥� by DEL AMITRI

鈥淲alking in London鈥� or 鈥淐old part of town鈥� by CONCRETE BLONDE

鈥淪ailing to Philadelphia鈥漛y Mark KNOPFLER

鈥淐limb the hill鈥� by FIXX

鈥淲elcome to Boomtown鈥� by DAVID & DAVID

鈥淭he Fletcher Memorial鈥漛y PINK FLOYD

鈥淢acGillyCuddy's Reeks鈥� by Warren ZEVON

鈥淵oungstown鈥漛y Bruce SPRINGSTEEN

鈥淎lways everywhere鈥� by K's CHOICE

鈥淪omewhere only we know鈥漛y KEANE

鈥淪ay goodbye to Hollywood鈥� by SAGA

鈥淢ayor of Simpleton鈥� by XTC

鈥淎ll the way to Reno鈥� by REM

鈥淔iddlers green鈥�