BBC - BBC Radio 2 Programmes - Sounds of the 60s, 27/02/2010

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Last broadcast on Sat, 27 Feb 2010, 08:05 on BBC Radio 2.

Synopsis

Brian Matthew presents the programme for all fans of the music of the 1960s. This week the A-Z of The Beatles reaches ' Why Don't We Do It In The Road'. The featured EP is by The Rolling Stones, there's an instrumental by The Who and tracks from Ambrose Slade, Ray Charles, Roy Orbison, The Roulettes and Family Dogg.

With facts, figures and trivia as well as the classic hits, rarities, instrumentals and album tracks, the selection sweeps right across the most important decade for popular music from beginning to end.

Sounds Of The Sixties began in 1983 and Brian has been at helm since 1990, bringing to the programme his distinctive voice and unmatchable experience of sixties pop shows.

Music played

The Exciters — He's Got The Power

The Exciters Tell Him, UNITED ARTISTS
The Roulettes — Bad Time

The History Of Rock Volume 2, RHINO
Roy Orbison — In Dreams

Roy Orbison / Ballads, TELSTAR
The One Before The Hit
1. Diana Ross & The Supremes — When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His
  
  Gold, TAMLA MOTOWN
The Supremes — Baby Baby Wo Ist Unsere Liebe (Where Did Our

Motown Around The World, MOTOWN
Ambrose Slade — Knocking Nails Into My House

Beginnings, IMS
Richard Wiley — Brand New Man

Goffin & King, Ace
Ray Charles — You Don't Know Me

The Collection Vol 2, CASTLE COMMUNICATIONS
Rolf Harris — Ringo For President

Columbia
A-Z Of The Beatles
1. The Beatles — Why Don't We Do It In The Road
  
  The White Album, Apple
Gene Pitney — Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart

Gene Pitney - The Collection, Castle
Playing Hard To Get
1. Cheetahs — Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)
  
  On CD-R, Philips
Lulu — Let's Pretend

The Most Of ....., MUSIC FOR PLEASURE
Rod Stewart — I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town

The British R & B Explosion, SEE FOR MILES
The Who — DOGS Pt 2

Pinball Wizard, POLYDOR
Cupid's Inspiration — Yesterday Has Gone

Western House Wonders Volume 35, REPERTOIRE RECORDS
Teddy Randazzo — The Way Of A Clown

Teen Time: The Young Years of Rock & Rol Eric
The Everly Brothers — Donna Donna

Great Country Hits/Gone, Gone, Gone, WARNER
Family Dogg — A way of life

Definite 60s Volume 2, Cookaway Music
The Marvelettes — Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers

A Complete Introduction To Tamla Motown, Tamla Motown
EP Collection
1. The Rolling Stones — Poison Ivy
  
  More Hot Rocks Vol.1, LONDON
Billy Joe Royal — Hearts Desire

The Northern Soul Story Vol 4, Sony BMG
Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity — This Wheel's On Fire

The Sixites Album, SANCTUARY
Everit Herter — Boys Were Made For Girls

Rare Bacharach, Songwriter Masters Series
Herman's Hermits — I'm Into Something Good

Herman's Hermits Vol.1, 1964 1966, EMI
Three In A Row
1. The Bats — Listen To My Heart
  
  The Northern Soul Scene, DERAM
Keith — Daylight Saving Time

N/A, MERCURY
The Cyrkle — Turn Down Day

Cbs
The Beach Boys — I Can Hear Music

The Beach Boys / I Love You, MUSIC FOR PLEASURE/EMI
The Ronettes — You Came, You Saw, You Conquered

Back To Mono, EMI
MC5 — Kick Out The Jams

Punk. Various, COLUMBIA
Debbie Dovale — Hey Lover

Early Girls Vol 3, Ace
Dean Parrish — I'm on My Way

Soul Survivors, Telstar
The Shadows — Foot Tapper

At Their Very Best, POLYDOR