In this week’s show we bid an fond farewell to Leisure FM. Thought we’d time traveled with Vega Rally and pondered Jerry Hall’s divorce.
We raved about the new Elvis film, the latest record release from Bob’s Country Bunker, and remembered when Bob Marley recorded a classic. Plus, we celebrated Allan Gorrie 86th Birthday, gave thanks that Brian May is still breathing, and that Sex Pistol’s drummer Paul ‘Cookie’ Cook has turned 66.
We tested your lyrical knowledge on a song from Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. Plus, in which West Ham World Cup winning year did The Kinks get to #1, and how a Mini MOOG changed the musical direction of Tubeway Army.
You can recreate Tuesday night’s show, by simply clicking on the link below and then listen to it while sat inside an oven.
Off The Record
Gary Davidson
Show#61 Playlist
ABC – Poison Arrow
John Lennon – Instant Karma
Vega Rally – Come Out N Play
The Stone Roses – I Am the Resurrection
The Cure – In Between Days
Paul McCartney and Wings – Listen To What The Man Said
Roxy Music – Love Is The Drug
Grace Jones – Love Is The Drug
Elvis Presley – That’s All Right
Elvis Presley – You Gave Me A Mountain
Warwick And Young – Oh Woman
George Benson – Love X Love
Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway – The Closer I Get To You
Bob Marley & The Wailers – No Woman, No Cry
The Kinks – Sunny Afternoon
Tubeway Army – Are ‘Friends’ Electric?
Steely Dan – FM
David Bowie – Stay
Average White Band – Work To Do
Queen – Killer Queen
Sex Pistols – Submission
Edwyn Collins – Make Me Feel Again
Kate Bush – Wow
Kate Bush – The Man With The Child In His Eyes
Kate Bush – This Woman’s Work
