On this week’s show we remembered The Wannadies at an Indie Disco, and when Neil Hannon did a live impression of a New Order drum machine. We announced the live tour for the Midwich Cuckoos, and applauded the new NHS campaign for taking care of your mental health.
We remembered dear Keef, how Squeeze got together, a classic track about dreams from Deacon Blue, and a classic album release from Pink Floyd. Also, as we’re all in awe of Roger Daltrey, we played five tracks that showcased his incredible vocal talent.
We got closer to a Soul Weekender with Frankie Beverly and Maze. Played a bonkers record from Bad Manners, A Beatles record sung by The Dame, and quizzed you on lyrics from Nickleback while simultaneously annoying music snobs everywhere.
Not forgetting when both The Sweet and Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel were both at #1 in the charts, the latter in West Ham’s FA Cup winning year. COYI! LLTB! GSB OUT!
If you missed it, Tuesday night’s show is now available to listen to at a sensible hour by simply clicking on the link below.
Off The Record
Gary Davidson
Show#51 Playlist
Tears For Fears – Pale Shelter
The Farm – Groovy Train
You & Me Song – The Wannadies
The Divine Comedy – At The Indie Disco
New Order – Blue Monday
Midwich Cuckoos – The Ballad of Tanzy Velayne
The Beatles – Help!
The Prodigy – Firestarter
Squeeze – Cool For Cats
Squeeze – Some Fantastic Place
The Divine Comedy – Don’t Make Me Go Outside
Maze – Joy And Pain
Deacon Blue – Dignity
Bad Manners – Ne-Ne Na-Na Na-Na Nu-Nu
Sweet – Blockbuster
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel – Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
Nickelback – How You Remind Me
David Bowie – Across The Universe
The Who – The Real Me
The Who – Love Reign O’er Me
Pink Floyd – Us And Them
The Beatles – Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Roger Daltrey – As Long As I Have You
Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey – Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
The Who – The Song Is Over
