Next week's themes...
Thanks again to everyone who contributed last week. 'Bonfire night' was a very busy night and it was great to hear from so many people who were out and about. I hope you enjoy this set of themes.
In response to some of the regulars on this blog, my challenge is to post on a more regular basis and to include more caption competitions. They have asked for one this week with the writer of the winning caption being 'forced' to donate money to Children In Need! A suitable photo will follow later in the week.
Don't forget the video of the themes is online and you can find it by following this link.
Monday
Monday's theme is ' the media' and it comes courtesy of the pupils at Balwearie High School in Kirkcaldy. Their suggestions include sun always shines on TV, Radio Ga Ga and from the world of newspapers Telegraph road or Guardian Angel.
Tuesday
A new survey says that 89% of people recognise the opening line of A hard day's Night, so tonight's theme features the instantly recognisable opening lines of songs. "Got a wife and kid in Baltimore Jack, I went out for a ride and I never went back" would have to be one of my favourites. Don't send me the title or the artist; just send me the opening line.
Wed:
Armistice day - what does it mean to you? Co-incidentally Ian Buckland suggested songs of gratitude and thanks as a theme so I thought that would also fit in tonight. From Peace In our Time to Hero it promises to be a special show.
Thursday:
Sit Down, Stand By Me and Shut Up. It's bossy Thursday on Get It On. ( Clearly Miss Babs will need to be producing!) I'm looking for the bossiest songs of all time in this great theme suggested by Scott Martin.
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Good looking themes for next week, I'd start with "I read the news today oh boy...."
A Day In The Life - The Beatles
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News of The World - The Jam
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Great themes this coming week again.
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A shameless bump for Frank who is growing a moustache for prostate cancer charity and I am sure that any donation would be gratefully received and appreciated.... you can catch up with his progress and make donations here...
http://uk.movember.com/mospace/304184
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"RAF bombs northern Italy. Bookings for Lake Garda plummet"
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Monday:
* The Slits - Heard it through the grapevine
(too soon since last time?)
By the way, this new BBC ID thing is *awful* not least because the declared password rules (6chars or more) are clearly not correct. Trying to reset my password, I had to use 8 chars, 2 non-alphanumeric.
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Wed:
I think the more appropriate way to commemorate the dead and injured of past wars would be to not start new ones, particularly on false premises. And the next time you see a politician wearing a poppy with pride, stirring up the anger to tell them that if support for veterans meant anything, the Haig Fund would be unnecessary.
To that end, here's my 11th November playlist:
* The Human League - The Lebanon
* Edwinn Starr - War
* Donovan - Universal Soldier
* The Buoys - Give Up Your Guns
* U2 - Peace on Earth
* The Pogues - The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
* Malinky - Jimmy Waddell: The Battle Of The Somme
* Billy Bragg - Like Soldiers Do
* June Tabor - Happed in Mist
and most of all
* Judy Small - Mothers Daughters Wives
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BRING ME THE HEAD OF MEDIA STUDIES!
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MONDAY
'Mister DJ' - Charlie Daniels Band
SPARE US THE BUGGLES!
>8-D
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Monday Media:
* Selecter - On My Radio
* The Beatles - A Day in the Life
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Monday:
Radio:
Jesse Mallin - Broken Radio, featuring the Boss but it is a great track.
Van The Mans classic - In The Days Before Rock n Roll (Luxembourg, Luxembourg,Athlone, Budapest, AFN,Hilversum, Helvetia - come in!)
TV:
TVC 15 - Bowie
Papers
Magazine - Song From Under The Floorboards
The Jam - News of The World
Internet:
The Who - Endless Wire
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"Hall and Oates kick off their first UK tour"
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#7
On a more serious note, let's find these premises and close them down.
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#6
My password has only six characters. But I agree that the changes are an unnecessary nuisance. I intend to post my requests daily instead of weekly. The gentleman in Rio has a point, I think.
Mon. GIMME BACK MY BULLETS - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie's response to journalists quoting his comments out of context.
Tuesday should be funny. If Bryan does not recognise my request I shall be livid. I'm tempted to e-mail the answer to him just in case.
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More Monday Media
* Runrig - Hearthammer
Extended reference to Radio Caroline & other early stations
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Hey Bryan, how's the eye? hope you're going to complain to the council!!
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#14 - Well, I have been known as "The True Voice of Reason" on these pages, CM. And thanks for the "gentleman" tag btw, its been a while.
Is that Leonard Rossiter in the background talking to the sojer?
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#17, think there must be a case of mistaken identity.
Re the fotie, I thought the youngsters looked like Wussell Bwand & Jonathan Woss
DC
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Monday:
Advertsing Space - Robbie Williams (his finest song and video)
Tuesday:
"Where are you all coming from?"
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Adam - Monday. That suggestion will not be equalled. Brilliant.
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Wednesday:
Birthday - The Beatles
:-)
DC
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Monday:
Fat Old Sun - David Gilmour from his Live in Gdansk album
(If I ask often enough, maybe it'll be played!)
DC
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#17
That's no soldier - that's Boris Becker in his Thunderbirds suit.
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TUESDAY
"The Devil went down to Georgia, he was looking for a soul to steal..."
"Why'd you come in here lookin' like that?"
"Mammas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys..."
"Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene..."
"There's a yellow rose in Texas, I'm going there to see..."
"Country roads, take me home..."
"Crazy, crazy for feeling so lonely..."
"Sylvia's Mother says, Sylvia's busy, too busy to come to the phone..."
"Oh, the crystal chandeiers light up the paintings on your wall..."
"It's four in the morning..."
"If I said you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me?"
"Are you lonesome tonight?"
"When you're in love with a beautiful woman, it's hard......."
"San Quentin..."
"Desperado..."
"Nashville cats..."
"Get your buisquits in the oven and your buns in the bed..."
"Dang me, dang me..."
"Don't let the stars get in your eyes..."
"It's now or never..."
"By the time I get to Phoenix..."
Keep it Country!
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#9, but Scotch, I love a bit of Buggles ;-)
Monday
Television - Marquee Moon
Tuesday
"let me take you to the place where membership's a smiling face"
happy weekend everyone
mazzy
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Re Monday: Two songs (maybe more?) mention my country's foremost newspaper, The New York Times: "Overs" by Simon and Garfunkel and "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees.
Re Thursday:
Get Up Stand Up, Bob Marley
Get On The Good Foot, James Brown
Enjoy Yourself, Specials
Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick, Ian Dury
Think, Aretha Franklin
Tie Me at the Crossroads, Bruce Cockburn
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Tuesday could have
"mama, just killed a man"
Wednesday, "thank you for the days by Kirsty McColl." Without the sacrifice of previous generations, would our lives have been so "cushy?"
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#20 thanks Norrie, but it is a repeat. As is the theme.
#24 SG, I doot your at home on a Friday night with your K-Tel Country`s Greatest Hits. Not that I`m criticising or anything..its a no bad album.
#25 Mazzy your back!! so I dedicate,
`You talk like Marlene Dietrich and you dance like Zizi Jeanmaire`
to you for Tuesday.
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Tuesday (has to be a list day I think):
Ground control to Major Tom
On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
I remember when the rock was young
Start spreadin the news, I’m leavin today
Place your sweet lips a little closer to the phone
I am not in love, but open to persuasion
When the night has come and the land is dark
An old cowboy went ridin out one dark an windy day
Out on the wild and windy moor
Well I woke up Sunday morning with no way to hold my head didn’t hurt
There’s a lady that’s sure all that glitters is gold
Holly came from Miami FLA, hitch hiked her way cross the USA
There she was – justa walkin down the street
Oh I could hide ‘neath the wings of the bluebird as she sings
The road is long, with many a winding turn
Hello darkness my old friend
We don’t need no education…
Young teacher, the subject of schoolgirl fantasy
Well you wouldn’t read my letters if I wrote them and you asked me not to call you on the phone
Take a look at my girlfriend, she’s the only one I got
The light shines down the valley and the wind blows up the alley
As I was goin over the Cork and Kerry mountains
Call out the instigators
Out here in the fields I fought for my meals I put my back into my living
But, if I have to choose just one:
Yes I know the city like a lover…
Best theme in ages
DC in Cellardyke
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Aye DC despite the fact I think this may be a variation on a previous theme .....it would have been good of you an the thigh slapping hat wearing country bumpkin to leave a couple.........
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Scotch, did you hear what he called you?
Well Norrie, lists normally spoil the fun for me so I thought I'd get in with all the best ones first this week
(Cue muttley type "Shehehehehe" in the background.....)
:-)
DC
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Scotch would take it as a compliment....
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And you forgot a few...especially
Screen door slams, Marys dress waves, like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays (which also has the best closing line bar none)
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Initial thoughts for the week ahead
Monday - the media
Radio Nowhere - Springsteen
The story - Brandi carlile
Sun, moon and stars - Nanci Griffiths
Writing to reach you - Travis
Tuesday - instantly recognisable opening lines of songs (brilliant theme).
Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk
All this talk of getting old it's getting me down my love
Well she seemed all right by dawn's early light
There you go and baby here am I
Well papa go to bed now it's getting late
L.A.'s fine, the sun shines most the time
Well my name's John Lee Pettimore
hey girl whatcha doin down there
Well, I shuffled through the city on the 4th of July
There may be trouble ahead
Loving you isn't the right thing to do
Last night, I said goodbye, now it seems years
Wednesday - Remembering and giving thanks
Bang the drum slowly - Emmylou Harris
Thursday- bossy Thursday
Call me - Blondie
Hurry on now - Alice Russell
If you see her say hello - Dylan
Walk on by - Dionne Warwick
Bring em home - Springsteen
tell me ther's a heaven - Chris Rea
Don't stop - Fleetwood Mac
Say something - Haven
Have a good weekend
Joe
Linlithgow
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Tuesday - First Lines:
"No-one would have believed in the last years of the 19th century..."
"I'm a sky scraper wean, I live on the ninteenth flair..."
"Here is the clock..."
"Over the hills and far away..."
"There was a young man from Venus..."
"I..."
"Out on the wiley, windy moors we'd roll and fall in green..."
"It's a little bit funny..."
"Giant steps are what you take..."
"On a dark desert highway..." (backing up DC)
"Hi there! I'm on my way, I'm making it!"
"Lend me your ear while I call you a fool..."
"I like to move it move it..."
"If you don't know me by now..."
"Watchin every motion in my foolish lover's game..."
"I must have dreamed a thousand dreams, been haunted by a million screams..."
"Spring was never waiting for us, girl - it ran one step ahead..."
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Monday - The Media:
Mr Reporter - The Kinks
Empty Sky - Bruce Springsteen
Emotional Weather Report - Tom Waits
Edit - Regina Spektor
Media Man - Flash And The Pan
Advertising Space - Robbie Williams (backing up Adam - yes it's a repeat!)
The Sun Always Shines On T.V. - A-Ha
Radio, Radio - Elvis Costello
Transmission - Japan
Here Is The News - ELO
The Scoop - Beastie Boys
Headlines - Spice Girls
Court Report - Little Man Tate
Newspaper - Free
Tabloid Lover - Razorlight
Springtime For Hitler - The Producers ;-)
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Telt ye it was a theme for lists...
I left the Boss to you, Norrie. So many to choose from
(fades with "In the day we sweat it out in the streets of a runaway american dream")
DC
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Thanks DC....
I get up in the evening, and I aint got nothing to say
My little sisters in the back street with an ice cream cone
You make up your mind, you choose the chance you take
Lights out tonight, trouble in the heartland
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Not Boss:
"Its four in the morning, the end of December"
"I took time out to write to my old friend, I walked across that burning bridge"
" Do you remeber a guy thats been, In such an early song"
"They pulled in just behind the bridge, He lays her down, he frowns"
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Mon
TV Is King - The Tubes
The Daily Planet - Love
Mohammed's Radio - Warren Zevon
Tue
I hear the music daylight disc
You tell lies thinking I can't see.
I'm a monster, got a revved up teenage head
Grandpa's missed his pants again. He don't give a damn.
Well I went home with the waitress - the way I always do.
His tail lights flickered as he pulled up to the truck stop.
Women think I'm tasty but they're always trying to waste me.
Your multilingual business friend has packed her bags and fled.
Oh how is it that I can come out to here and be still floating?
When you're lost in the rain in Juarez and it's Easter time too
Wed
The Grave - Don McLean
Thur
Don't - Elvis
Don't Bring Me Down - Pretty Things
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#25
Maria,
Was that a euphonium?
>8-d
#28
Adam,
Bryan said "Don't send me the title or the artist; just send me the opening line."
I was just making a point.
#31
DC,
I take it as a compliment!
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TUESDAY
At first I was afraid; I was petrified!
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#19
Adam,
Tuesday's request is hilarious. I'm still grinning!
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#43
Not if it's the Barron Knights version they play... LOL
"...we're from Dartmoor, we're on the run"
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#44
"Let the record show that at 03:20am on 07 Nov 2009, JimFraeErskine fell intae Bryan's cunning trap."
Right guys, who had Jim in the sweep?
>8-D
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Tuesday First Lines:
* I never thought it would happen with me and the girl from Clapham
* I was twenty one years when I wrote this song
* We come from the land of the ice and snow
* Naughty boys in nasty schools headmasters breaking all the rules
* We move like caged tigers, oh it couldn't get closer than this
* Well I've got a cousin called Kevin
* Good Morning Miss, Can I help you Sir?
* We used to say that come the day we'd all be making plans
* Well it's awfully considerate of you to think of me here
* Is it worth it? A new winter coat and shoes for the wife?
* Set me free, why don't you babe
* Two cigarettes in an ashtray
* A police car and a screaming siren
* I was totin' my pack along the long dusty Winnemucca road
* My heart is low my heart is so low
* I used to buy my chips from an oppressive chipshop regime
* I don't care if Monday's blue, Tuesday's grey and Wednesday too
* When the routine bites hard and ambitions are low
* It's a god-awful small affair to the girl with the mousey hair
* You were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar when I met you
* It was Christmas Eve again in the drunktank
* The rain came down on a cold new town as he carried you away
* So you think you can tell heaven from hell
* Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day
* It was the 3rd of September that day I will always remember
* There are places I remember all my life though some have changed
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Couple more 1st lines:
* The Salvation Army Band played and all the children drank lemonade
* I came upon a child of God, he was walking along the road
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If this is a lists competition, I have another 8500 on my ayechoons I haven't used yet.....
These could include such weird first lines as:
Hey Jude
Give a little bit
Supet Trouper
Just a wee thought (I'm sure Glen will be able to do this), what about an attempt to write a paragraph based on first lines? Perhaps when I get time tonight..
:-)
DC
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#48 - You clearly have plenty of it, DC.
)
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Think Tuesday's theme is really inspired. Have to say that some of the earlier postings aren't recognisable after minutes, let alone seconds. Probably down to me. Hope mine are a bit more obvious
Well it's one for the money
A boy is born in hard time Mississipi
Giant steps are what you take
My heart was broken
Well I don't know why I came here tonight
LA proved to much for the man
Oh it's funny to be seeing you after so long girl
Don't go changing to try and please me
Goodbye Norma Jean
Ever since I was a young boy I played the silver ball
I saw the light on the night I passed by her window
As I was goin' over the Cork and Kerry mountains
Jim
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Monday a theme we last did about 5 minutes ago
In the days before rock and roll / Van Morrisson
(backing up Norrie)
Tues
i saw a werewolf with a chinese menu in his hand walking through the streets of soho in the rain.
Sirens are screaming and the fires are howling down in the valley tonight
By the way, am I the only person on the planet that thinks that this years best selling single by the nations darling is utter mince!
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I struggled with a lot of Joe-k-brown's ones, but on googling, they're not songs I really know anyway.
Got most of the others - one of JFE's I was going to put in as a matter of form, but listening to the track, I realised I knew the intro really well, but not the 1st line.
Yeah, Jim, *that* one ;-)
One more for Tues:
* Do you remember chalk hearts melting on a playground wall?
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#49 wrong AfR, making lists is easy. Just go tae ayechoons an run through any playlist. The computer does the work for you. As you weel kain, I normally don't do lists, preferring to have a good think about things myself before selecting my favourite.
Now THAT takes a lot more time and effort
:-)
DC
PS I would have used italics or bold lettering to stress the word "that", but I haven't the knowledge, time nor inclination to do so. Now you have a nice day
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#52
Hehehe...
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#45
"How did you work out your route?"
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#55
"....you'll know it when they hit you 'cos they hurt a little bit."
"What were you in Dartmoor for?"
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TUESDAY
"Don't look so sad; I know it's over..."
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#56
"We borrowed a safe from the bank next door"
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Play it once, Sam. For old times' sake.
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4-Aminobiphenyl, hexachlorobenzene dimethyl sulphate, chloromethyl methylether 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin, carbon disulphide
Now join in on the chorus.
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I once wrote a song called sulphosuccinatedundicyclenicmonoalcololomide.
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#61
Yes, it's always difficult to get a rhyme for 'ride'
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#62
Yes, it was with some pride.
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We praise the colorectal surgeon, misunderstood and much maligned
A graayyytt song (bet it's not played)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlCLHf76q_w
DC
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#64
A favourite of Buckydharma. As Kinky Friedman says unless you're the lead dog the view never really changes. It makes dentistry seem attractive. Cue Ring of Fire sequence.
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MON.
The Radio Is Broken - Frank Zappa.
Tues.
I have this feeling that my luck is none too good.
Have you seen my baby?,on the avenue.
Back when I was goin' to school,I never learned a thing.
I want to live alone in the desert.
Well, I wanna shake that thing wit'cha all night long.
I sailed an Ocean,unsettled Ocean.
Mistress said I love you Chris.
WED.
Panzer Division Destroyed - Budgie.
Thurs.
Shake Your Moneymaker - Fleetwood Mac.
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#66
And your smile is a thin disguise
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#67
I thought by now you'd realise!
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Leg it, I've been spotted.
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67+68
He wonders how it ever got this crazy.
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#64
Bet they don't play this one either:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFKaXq7zpqQ
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Even more for Tues:
*There she stood in the street, smiling from her head to her feet
*When I wake up early in the morning
*There must be some way outta here said the joker to the thief
*I am the God of Hellfire and I bring you...
(hang on, we've done that one)
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Tues
If you're mem'ry serves you well
Desmond has a barrow in the market place
Look out the left the Captain said
Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, stars to fill my dream
There once was a woman, a strange kind of woman
She's got a smile that it seems to me
One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small
I will fly a yellow paper sun in your sky
When I was a little girl I had a ragdoll
When you're weary
You need coolin, baby, I'm not foolin
There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold
Baby, Baby, Baby
We all came out to Montreux, on the Lake Geneva shoreline
Queen of light took her bow and then she turned to go
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Those of you intent on setting off still more fireworks this weekend, take heed:
http://www.weebls-stuff.com/catface/Cat+Face+17
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TUESDAY
"I love a good bum on a woman, it makes my day.
To me it is palpable proof of God's existence, a posteriori."
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Good list SpaceTrucker!
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TUESDAY
"I had nothing to do on this hot afternoon..."
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Tues.
In the Morelos mountains campesinos are planting their fields.
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Owsley and Charlie, twins of the trade,come to the Poet's Room
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TUESDAY
"Oh, rollin' and tumblin' ain't done me no harm..."
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#79
Amoeba records it all.
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Tue
Here I go (higher, higher) here I go (higher, higher) here I go, go, go, go, go
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More recognisable suggestions for Tuesday:
In Napoli where love is king
I was born in a cross-fire hurricane
People try to put us d-down
She's got a smile that it seems to me
There is a house in New Orleans
What's the sense in sharing, this one and only life
Babs and Clean Willie were in love they said
Joe
Linlithgow
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Tue
She loves you, yeah yeah yeah
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Busted flat and Baton Rouge, headin for the trains,
Feelin nearly faded as my jeans......
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#73
Yes, good list :-) And in response to one of them:
* There was a boy, a strange enchanted boy
#83
That's how rumours about producers start, y'know ;-)
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#86 The Leonard Nimoy version!!!
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We had a lot of luck on Venus
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Police and thieves in the streets
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#85
This is a cunning trap. You are waiting for some fool to mention the deliberate mistake. Well, it'll no' be me!
no' again...
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Don't follow the arrows on your suit... Ground control will do nicely.
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#51 chers paolo but we both know.....
best selling single is indeed mince, but I would not have been so charitable
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DC have we ever done the sea as a theme?
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Don't know if we have Norrie. Are you wanting me to add this to the themes meeting this week? Theme suggestions always welcome.
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#86 - CaptR - good one, although of course I just like the song.
Joe
Linlithgow
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Hi ProducerBabs well if it has not been done could be a good theme? Add it to the meeting please!
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Land, then air, the sea?
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#51, #92
You can still buy singles?
#93
DC is not the Messiah! He's a very nautical boy!! (buoy?)
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He once thought he was, but an attempted walk in Cellardyke harbour convinced him otherwise.
>8-D
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Tuesday's 'premise' seems suspect. Given the strong clue in the opening line - "It's been a hard day's night" - only 89% can identify the song.
The other 11% obviously do not find this 'instantly recognisable,' mistaking it perhaps for Ken Dodd's "Tears" or an extract from Carmina Burana.
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#100
The 11% of whom you speak are the people who are buying singles.
The same people who think that Geri Halliwell is 'Old Spice'
>8-D
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#101 You mean she isn't? Who is then?
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TUESDAY
"Yo, I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want..."
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If it gets played I'll go for a stroll in Cellardyke harbour...
>8-D
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Norrie,
It wisnae' me!
>8-D
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#90 ah kain........
#93 I think we had a nautical theme, which perhaps is different from "sea". Good idea Norrie
#99 Hahahahaha
DC
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#93-94, #97
We had Earth Air Fire & Water once as a theme (the elements) and the water part of it did of course include loads of sea suggestions. Was it spread over four days? Can't remember - but I loved those themes that took all week to complete! Let's think of some more?
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I agree Jim - mI have been trying to come up with an all week one....
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#108
The four Cardinal Zodiac signs:- Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn
North, South, East, West. South would cover Australasia, the theme we were promised but never got.
The four Cardinal virtues:- Justice, Prudence, Temperance, Fortitude.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Hmm. Maybe not.
The four dimensions:- Height (or Depth), Length, Width and Time; the fourth dimension.
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John.
We had Tom, Dick and Harry so why not?
The Four Archangels:- Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Michael
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I'll back the four points of the compass and the four dimensions - both great ideas.
Wide, wide as the ocean
High as the heaven above
Deep, deep as the deepest sea
Is my - ach, I cannae be bothered...
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Nice one Scotch!
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Ok...so I'll put forward the "sea" as a theme, and I'll add the suggesstions from Scotch for a weeks theme....although I think we've done the cardinal virtues (or were they sins?) We haven't done a theme over a full week for a while.
It's Children in Need next week so we'll be reflecting that.
Meantime, enjoy the batch we've got this week...I think Tuesday will be good fun.
Miss B
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I saw Pirates Of The Carribbean the other day. It was rated 'AAAARRRRRRR!!' :-)
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For children in need I suggested characters in song - I think that would work pretty well. Will they be doing a donation / request special?
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You'd be better off taking care of your own seven rather than seeking an MBE. You're impressing no one.
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Eight Glen!
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What about a truncated Pentateuch? -
Genesis - birth/creation
Exodus - departure/leaving
Leviticus - tribe of Levi/denim wearers
Numbers - self explanatory (except perhaps to the 11% who cannot identify A Hard Day's Night)
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Hi all..
Mon..
Sunday Papers ......... Joe Jackson
Tues..
I was born in a cross-fire hurricane and I howled at my ma in the driving rain...
Sup-up your beer and collect your fags....
I tried so hard my dear to show that you're my every dream....
If i may...
A huge thank-you to NORRIE, JAN, CAPTAIN RAMIUS and D.C. for their donations, comments and support... i can't believe how bad i'm going to look.. ah well... : {) http://uk.movember.com/mospace/304184
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#117
The great Dave Greenslade was a 'pentateuchter' as I recall.
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Frank - It is coming along very nicely!!
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Back again after another few days of "walking the dog"
Monday
Black Diamond Bay - Bob Dylan
Sunday Papers - Joe Jackson
Sunday Papers - Kathleen Edwards
Tuesday
"In the day we Sweat it out on the streets on a runaway American Dream"
"Please Allow Me to Introduce myself I'm a man of wealth and taste"
"Ha ha ha ha ha, Wipeout!" (might need a few more ha's)
"I was a little too tall could have used a few pounds"
"I wish you could swim, like dolphins can swim"
"Pretty Women out walking with gorillas down my street"
NB Let's avoid "Is this a real life or is this just some b####cks!"
....and that's enough for now, too much wine, too much walking an enthusiastic dog, I need some relaxation. regards to all.
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Hoi, no beard-growing.
It's the standalone, top-lip only Mo cos otherwise you get away with only looking silly for 20 seconds at the end after shaving off the under-mouth bit until the photie's took.
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Aaahhhhh -how could I forget
"Screen door slams, Marys dress waves, like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays"
Wife loves this to death, was playing the night she proposed to me!
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Howdi Bryan,
Amazingly, two of the very best songs about the media were made by the same band - 10CC.
'Headline Hustler' from the album 10CC - but - more importantly is:
'Blackmail' - from the 10CC album The Original Soundtrack.
I promise you and your audience your will not be disappointed - it features one of the best British guitarists - Eric Stewart - on top form and demonstrates what a truly talented bunch of guys 10CC were.
Epic stuff, please play it.
regardez vous
Henri
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I listen to your show every Monday and Wednesday whilst driving from Perth to Dundee. AKA Pat fae Perth.
Monday Night?-
Transmission by Joy Division
Letter from America by The Proclaimers (used to be a show on the radio)
Shot by Both Sides by Magazine
How about Sport as a theme?
Dreadlock Holiday by 10CC (I dont like cricket)
Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas
Baby You Can Drive my Car by The Beatles
Keep on Running by The Spencer Davis Group
Discus (Discuss!! Gedditt????)
I will get my coat.
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#118 just the four of us donated so far FID?
Come on the rest of you, Frank's doin his goin to Hollywood impression for a good cause and getting the michael extracted each and every minute for his efforts. Such an heroic effort deserves a wee donation. Get the bawbees oot
DC
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The loveliness of Paris seems somehow sadly gay
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~126 Quite right DC and here is the link - worth visiting but I was shocked to find out In Denny is not his real name:
http://uk.movember.com/mospace/304184
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#116
Congratulations on the new arrival. A brother for little Bruce, Roy, Clarence, Nils, Patti, Steven and Garry.
#124
Sheet Music is another great album. Clever songs, well arranged with accomplished singing and playing. Where are their like today?
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#129 Little Max doing well!
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#130
"Oops! I did it again......."
>8-D
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Tuesday
The long and winding road
Love love me do
There...are...stars in the southern sky
On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair
Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps, please
I was cutting the rug at a place called The Jug
Diamonds are forever
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Monday:
It Says Here: Billy Bragg
News Of The World: The Jam
57 Channels (And Nothin' On): Bruce Springsteen
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MONDAY
'Dirty Laundry' - Don Henley
"Can we film the operation? Is the head dead yet?
You know the boys in the newsroom got a running bet
Get the widow on the set, we need dirty laundry....."
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#112
I finally find a woman who cannot differentiate between that which is sinful and that which is virtuous and guess what?
She's spoken for already!!
Nevertheless, I salute her lack of differentiability!
>8-D
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#129 - yep, they original 10CC were awesome - I saw them twice in 74 & 75, both at the Aplollo. The individuals went onto great things, but I thought they were never better than in the original 10CC line up - you're right, Sheet Music is tremendous - let's hope Bryan plays 'Blackmail', then they'll know what we're on about.
Good to have someone's agreement .... all join in now, that way we'll be spared the totally obvious (twinned with an ever so slight bias towards country music) ... but it's the great tracks that I've not been previously familiar to me that make the show so great... no one could resist the closing guitar playing on ' B;ackmail' - here's hoping.
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10cc ?!?
The Worst Band In The World
>8-D
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# 137 Yes, 'The Worst Band In the World' - one of the best singles in the world that didn't make it... pity, sometimes 10cc were too clever by half ... Blackmail is clever,but beautifully played..
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#137, #138
Reminds me of this...
Tenacious D - Tribute
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MONDAY:
Elvis Costello - Fish 'n' Chip Paper
TUESDAY:
"Well Jimmy played harmonica in the pub where I was born..."
WEDNESDAY:
B-Movie - Remembrance Day
THURSDAY:
They Might Be Giants - Don't Let's Start
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More famous for Gary Gilmore's Eyes, The Adverts had a belter of a single not long after called Television's Over. For the media theme, this works with the band name and song subject.
Cheers.
LLIM
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If you won't play Gilmour's "Fat Old Sun" tonight, what about "Yesterday's Papers" by the Rolling Stones?
DC in Cellardyke
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Hmmm
Obviously I didn't make the late edition......
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Howdi Bryan & Team
Tuesday- Opening Lines
Well, if you can't find 'Blackmail' by 10CC, I'm confident you'll find this:
On 22nd March, 1963, there came a moment in musical history which would change everything forever - the words that launched this phenomenon on an unsuspecting world were
1-2-3-fah
Well, she was just seventeen
You know what I mean
This would also qualify as sounding just good as it did when released.
Fabulous stuff.
regardez vous
Henri
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Henri, why do you keep telling Bryan to look at himself?
:-)
DC
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Tues Firsts :
Im in the phone booth, its the one across the hall...
Standing in the door of the Pink Flamingo...
Just a castaway...
Giants steps are what you take...to 2nd JFE
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#145 - It's a Franglais thing, like my name - staggering numbers of people presume it's French for kind regards... bit like 'legumes' means legs and suchlike...actually, there's divided opinion on the correct interpretation of Regardez - Vous. I believe the correct one is "Look Out" or "Watch Out" but I'm not a good French speaker, just goofing about.
Besides, even if Bryan doesn't need to take a look at himself (which I'm sure he is) he certainly needs to Watch Out! Pot Holes everywhere.
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Tuesday - Opening lines
'She doesn't need money
She doesn't need diamonds'
This is really easy!
regardez vous
Henri
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#144
Your dedication to 10cc is of Roxyjohn proportions.
Please Please Me was the first album I bought and I have just bought it for the third time.
I hope to live long enough to see a few more formats.
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TUESDAY - FIRST LINES
A tremendous theme as mentioned by many but what of the suggestions that fall into the 11% bracket as per Glen's earlier blog. How about a follow up theme for first lines that are clever / funny / or just mean something to the you, in order to hoover up the remainder of the large number of redundant tracks. Some of these could also come from the unused ones that are TRULY memorable! Anyway here's mine, no doubt some from each category...
Once I thought I saw you in a crowded hazy bar
Hello I love you
I want to live I want to give
You drink your coffee and I'll sip my tea
Close your eyes and I'll kiss you
I awoke this morning love laid me down by a river
Paul from Ayr
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Tues. "Sittin' in a sleazy snack bar suckin' sickly sausage rolls"
Geordie alliteration. Hoping his heed healthily heals.
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#150 PaulH You drink your coffee and I'll sip my tea...excellent shout
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#149
Once we get brain downloads you won't need any additional formats. Tweak your left earlobe for Tull and your right one for Bragg. I'll leave Kate Bush to the imagination.
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Tuesday
Mama says yes, Papa says no
I have a mansion, forget the price
After six hours of school I've had enough for the day
I've got a little change in my pocket going ding a ling a ling
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#152 Thanks Jan, it's good to know that one of my choices was recognisable!
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50's
Robbing People With A Six Gun
60's
Once Upon A Time You Dressed So Fine
70's
The screen door slams, Marys dress waves
80's
Standing at the door of the Pink Flamingo
90's
I took a walk in the rain one day on the wrong side of the tracks
00's
When you grow up, livin' like a good boy oughta
I dont want to die, but I aint keen on living either.
Have a nice day
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Wed
Work is all consuming these days so haven't had a chance to read back yet
but I was recently on one of these presentation skills management courses, the subject of which was life changing experiences and after a couple of run of the mill subjects one of the guys got up. He was in the TA and had not long returned from Kandahar. Let's just say we had to take time out after his presentation cos noone wanted to follow him.
So for peace night
Why can't we live together / Timmy Thomas
Just a thought but if we got attacked by aliens do you think the whole planet would unite. Or would we just leave it to ripley.
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#157
Playing Slim Whitman's 'Indian Love Call' very loudly makes their heads explode.
The aliens, that is. Not sure it would work on the Taliban.
>8-D
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Tues. Well i dont know why i came here tonight.
Wed. Sun Gonna Shine One Day -Eleanor Ellis.( a great song, check it out on you tube)
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'You stir my natural emotions, you make me feel I'm dirt
and I'm hurt.'
Great opening line and one of the longest song titles ever.
This song follows me around like a bad smell (woman trouble) but I love it anyway.
LLIM
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TUESDAY:
Just cos I aint never 'ad no nothin' worth 'avin' never ever never ever.
A struck match faded like a nervous laugh
The girl's a fool she broke the rule she hurt him hard this time he will break down.
Lying here on the floor where you left me.
Rasta Ozzy from up de hill, decide fi check 'pon 'im grocery bill.
Was a long and dark December, from the rooftops I remember.
I wanted to be with you alone, and talk about the weather.
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#156 is wrong!
should be:
50's
Breakin Rocks In The Hot Sun
sorry
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Very strange use of a Springsteen image!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8352389.stm
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Huge number of suggestions for tonight. An excellent theme!
"Yes I know the city like a lover"
please.....
DC
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Tuesday:
Hey there, people, I'm Bobby Brown
They say I'm the cutest boy in town
My car is fast, my teeth is shiney
I tell all the girls they can kiss my heinie
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Tuesday:
Hello darkness my old friend, I've come to talk with you again.
I come from down in the valley, where mister when you're young...
I got my first real six string, I bought it at the five and dime...
And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain...
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Tuesday
I'm looking round madly for something to find
That mught give me a front to put something, something behind
Just bouncing this ball up and down the hall
but it's full of best wishes and suffocating fishes and all
So let's drink some wine and have a good time
or
Woke up this morning, went out on the street
Sniffed a few flowers and went back to sleep
My head was cloudy but the sky was blue
and I didn't feel lonely til I thought of you
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(This one's for Bryan - Busted Bycycle - Leo Kottke)
Tues.
Well I drove to the kitchen and I got myself a beer.
Mama was flattening lard with her red enameled rolling pin.
Quick Joey Small went over the wall with a ball and a chain behind him.
I,I'm a one way motorway.
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Wed.
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Last Post, please.
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Wednesday's themes:
You can't have an 11th November edition without some Eric Bogle who has written the two most powerful and much covered songs about World War I, No Man's Land (Green Fields of France) and the Band Played Waltzing Mathilda, about the Galipoli campaign. Don't mind who sings them, but they deserve to be heard, as do:
The 51st Highland Division's Farewell to Sicily by Dick Gaughan (Hamish Henderson's moving poem about leaving the island)
When This Bloody War is Over by Rad Noakes (found on Standing Up, set to What a Friend We Have in Jesus, no less a serious soldier's prayer)
Al Bowley's in Heaven by Richard Thomson (a crippled war veteran looks back on hisn glory days)
Red Army Blues by The Waterboys (Soviet sacrifice and betrayal)
and finally, Sir Harry Lauder, Keep Right On the The End of The Road (a song I always thought of as cheesey music hall material until I heard the legend that Lauder composed it on the night he heard his son had died on the Western Front)
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Hello
Seegers Sessions Band - Bring Em Home
10,000 Maniacs - Peace Train
Iris DeMent - There's a Wall In Washington
Bruce Springsteen - Sgut Out The Light
Jimmy Cliff - Vietnam
Dedicate any of these to past and present serving members of the armed forces and their families. I for one have no idea why they are being killed where they are, I support them 100% but hope that they are brought home before one more is killed or maimed in war that I suspect few of us understand.
Finally a sincere hope:
Peace In Our Time - Big Country
Norrie MacLean
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Tuesday's show was a blast! Good music and a good laugh. PDB, BTW.
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WEDNESDAY
'A Day To Myself' - Clifford T. Ward
A lovely song, appropriate for the occasion.
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Yeh, good show tonight, particularly enjoyed the bits where Bryan & Richard struggled with the titles, no offence chaps!
As for tonight, having difficulty suggesting anything cheerful so what the heck:-
Summer Soldier - Barclay James Harvest, says a lot on the subject tho' it's a bit long, fine if the team need a coffee & cake break!
Soldier - Neil Young, says not a lot but a nice tune and short enough to squeeze in somewhere.
One Love - Bob Marley, complete alternative to war message, just a great song.
Paul from Ayr
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I missed tonight's show but, looking at the playlist and apart from Fred Astaire, it could be Now That's What I Overplayed and Uninspired 367.
What happened to all the great suggestions listed above? The selection could be heard in any supermarket or lift and without the uninvited input of a "producer".
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Glen - why don't you tell us what you REALLY think? :-)
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Wednesday - Armistice Day:
Between The Wars - Billy Bragg
Mary And The Soldier - Eddi Reader
I Fought In A War - Belle And Sebastian
Tell Me Why - Genesis
I Saved The World Today - Annie Lennox/Eurythmics
Pipes Of Peace - Paul McCartney (It's NOT a Christmas record!)
Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying - Rickie Lee Jones
Lysistrata - Utopia
Johnee Jingo - Todd Rundgren
Billy Don't Be A Hero - Paper Lace
Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Living With War - Neil Young
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#177 Jim, your suggestion of Oliver's Army reminds me that it was on the Juke Box (remember them!) at Teviot Row Union every other record. I still never got sick hearing it! Great shout.
I also think the Annie Lennox one is a terrific track.
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Eric Bogle - The Band Played Waltzing Watilda.
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#176 While I agree with your comment about missing a lot of good tracks (none of mine got a mention), the show was actually very good Glen
DC
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Armistice Day:
Mans inhumanity to man... Will it ever end? I have my doubts? But at the end of it all we still have hope. Hope that as a species we will eventually quench our thirst for power and ideology and religious dominance. In the end, we can all cling to hope, and hope dies last.
Just one suggestion for tonight, because this track says it all for me...
HOPE DIES LAST: Mark Erelli.
I am sure this will be a busy night, probably with suggestions from families and friends of those who have been injured or killed in recent conflicts, and my heart goes out to them. So if you don't get a chance to play this tonight, please give it a listen sometime.
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#176 Glen well maybe there is a chance to impriove on it. I had suggested the theme about a year ago and had suggested one night best ever opening line and the next night best ever clsoing line (my theory being that Thunder Road had the best opeoning and closing lines). So maybe that could be atheme one night.
While I am at it now we have had 3.00 minute songs how about a nice relaxing night for the production team with songs over 6.00 minutes, the starting poiint being Like A Rolling Stone.
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Wednesday:
ROYAL MARCH FROM L’HISTOIRE DU SOLDAT from MAKE A JAZZ NOISE HERE by FRANK ZAPPA
BATTLE HYMN from BATTLE HYMN by WILD TURKEY
DARLING BELLE from LIQUID ACROBAT AS REGARDS THE AIR by THE INCREDIBLE STRING BAND (another one in my list of nevers)
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#182, Personally I'd go for a 10 minute minimum. Shine on you crazy diamond.....
:-)
DC
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THURSDAY:
'Don't Play That Song' - Aretha Franklin (if Jim asks for Joe Dolce again).
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I'll request Army Dreamers by Kate Bush but I'm guessing someone will have beat me to that. Instead I'll go for The Call Up by The Clash. One of their more obscure singles from the album Sandinista. Not sure I've ever heard this on the radio, even back in the day. Is Sandinista one of the great British albums that never gets a mention when it comes to top 100 lists? I'm still discovering tracks on it all these years later.
LLIM.
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#186 Great shout - I had also wondered about the Clash and "Broadway" from the same album but realsied that the chances of it being played were very small indeed.
And you post reminds me of another theme - "it was never a single" in other words the great album tracks.
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ARMISTICE DAY
POPPY RED from SWEET WARRIOR by RICHARD THOMPSON
LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY by THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS
LAST POST
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WED.
Stop The Cavalry - Jona Lewie.
Lines in the Sand - Randy Newman.
For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield.
Morning Dew - Tim Rose.
Waist Deep In The Big Muddy - Dick Gaughan.
Shipbuilding - Robert Wyatt.
Strange Fruit - Jeff Buckley.
Hiroshima - Utopia.
War - Edwin Starr.
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#187
Good idea for a theme Norrie. Tracks that should have been singles.
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#189
Randy Newman Glasgow 17 May 2010
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THURSDAY
'Get a Haircut (and Get a Real Job)' - George Thorogood & The Destroyers
for Hoppo, who seems to be more interested in puppies and puddles.
"Money may buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail."
Kinky Friedman
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Hoppo,
Re: Your labrador's poor secretarial skills.
"On the internet, no-one knows you're a dog."
Stolen from a New York Times cartoon.
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Brilliant show tonight
Thursday
Hey Girl Don't Bother Me / The Tams
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#185
Julie, If the fantastic and talanted Joe Dolce is not allowed on Thursday night, what about World Shut Your Mouth by Lulian Cope as an alternative? ;-)
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Thursday
Lyle Lovett - Don't Touch My Hat
Ry Cooder - Go On Home Girl
Stevie Nicks with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Stop Dragging My Heart Around
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#195
That was Julian Cope of course! DOH! :D
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Thursday - Bossy Thursday:
Me Or Him - Roger Waters
Hush, Hush, Hush - Paula Cole with Peter Gabriel
World Shut Your Mouth - Julian Cope
Hold On Tight - ELO
Stand And Deliver - Adam & The Ants
Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
Turn It On Again - Genesis
Be Nice To Me - Todd Rundgren
Be My Number Two - Joe Jackson
Live With Me - The Rolling Stones
Give Me Tonite - Will Smith
Get Up, Stand Up - Bob Marley & The Wailers
Lick Your Fingers Clean - Jethro Tull
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Thurs. It is tempting to submit a list for this theme. But I'll stick with the one I really want to hear.
DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO - Pam Tillis
Bryan, Last night you made my Rachael cry again. My thanks to you and Richard for a very humbling and emotional show.
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Bossy Thursday:
* Matt Bianco - Get Out of Your Lazy Bed
* Big Country - Look Away
* Heaven 17 - Come Live With Me
* Pink Floyd - Bring The Boys Back Home (not unrelated to last night)
* Luther Wright and the Wrongs - In The Flesh Part II (much more radio-friendly than the Floyd version)
and a big backing to JFE for
* Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth
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#187
That'll be Mr Bragg, New England, then.
From the dept of "Wait, that wasn't a single?"
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THURSDAY
Shuggie and Senga on the beach.
Shuggie:- "Hoy, Senga! Geez ower thon suntan lotion!"
Senga:- "Huv ye nivvir heard ay the wurd 'Gauny'?"
>8-D
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Thursday:
Unfortunately I'm working late tonight, but I'd like Joe Dolce's "Shaddup You Face" for all our regular bloggers.
Have a good weekend
:-)
DC
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You play a dangerous game DC!
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He's gone over to the dark side!
It's uncanny! :-)
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Moi?
(Muttley style sniggering) Shehehehehehe.......
;-)
DC
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Thursday:
Throw The R Away: The Proclaimers
Don't Stop: Fleetwood Mac
Take It Down: The Wailin' Jennys
Sing, Sing, Sing: Travis
PS. Last answer to the 'first-lines quiz'. Do I get a bonus point for the answer 'Leaves That Are Green' written by Paul Simon? (Albeit stolen by B. Bragg – on the basis that 'talent borrows and genius steals')...
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Thursday:
SHUT UP 'N PLAY YER GUITAR from SHUT UP 'N PLAY YER GUITAR by FRANK ZAPPA
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#207, Great shout for Travis Mike, it's reminded me of another repeated command that might be appropriate...
Turn, Turn, Turn - Byrds
And the reverse of your Fleetwood Mac one!
Stop - Sam Brown
Paul From Ayr
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Thurs.
Get Off My Cloud - Rolling Stones.
You Can't Do That - The Beatles.
Get In The Kitchen - Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.
Go To Hell - Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen.
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For Thursday...
The Story............... Brandi Carlisle ( starts of very gently but she turns into the bossiest gal you have ever heard!! )
Frank : {)
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Shut Up And Get On The Plane - Drive By Truckers
Shake Some Action - The Flamin' Groovies.
You Talk Too Much - George Thorogood & The Desroyers.
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Bob Seger - Get OUt Of Denver
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Wot, no Joe?
Can't understand why.......
;-)
DC
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