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The Look Of Love
by Gladys Knight & The Pips
Another great Bacharach-David song and a fantastic performance that rivals Dusty's....
Jammed: 9th Apr 2015
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My Secret Fantasy
by The Controllers
Yes, I know I've said it before, but I love the mid-80s summertime feel of this track. I'm playing it this evening as the sun is just starting to set :-)
Jammed: 27th Sep 2014
5 plays
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Give Me The Night
by George Benson
Rollerskating whilst holding a guitar! (I've never seen this video before.) Love this track. To me, things such as the heavy-handed reverb on the backing vocals really give it a 'summertime in the city' feel. This is from way in 1980!
I Threw It All Away
by Aztec Camera
I didn't actually get to see Roddy Frame until last year, when I met up with my new bestie for the gig at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. It was a brilliant evening - and we didn't stop laughing ( not at Roddy - he's more than lovely). Anyways - I'm off to see him again at the end of the year - and that makes me happy : D - This beauty is a B side of the wonderful 'Working In A Goldmine' - loving the crackly vinyl . #DylanCovers
You're A Big Girl Now
by Lloyd Cole
I've always loved this track - and I love Lloyd Cole - great to mix the two then. #DylanCovers
Till You Come Back To Me
by The Rippingtons feat. Chanté Moore
(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear
by Blondie
The competition is tough,but this is my favourite Blondie song.Perfect pop.
Jammed: 13th Sep 2014
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Crash feat. Brett Anderson
by Craig Armstrong
new track from Craig Armstrong's forthcoming new album. Put down what you are listening to.
Jammed: 8th Sep 2014
24 plays
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Jammed: 9th Sep 2014
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Jammed: 11th Sep 2014
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Accidents Will Happen
by Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Rewind to the Seventies! Anything from 1969 to 1980 appears here. So keep 'FOLLOWing'.......
Give it up or turn it loose (3/3) - Live Palasport, Bologna Italy April 1971
by James Brown
Awesome energy overcomes the poor sound quality.
Get Give it up or turn it loose (3/3) - Live Palasport, Bologna Italy April 1971 at Amazon
A Tale Best Forgotten
by Monica Queen/ James Grant
From James Grant's album"I Shot The Albatros" (poems put to his music). I don't think I've quite promoted it enough. This is a poem by Helen Adam. Anyways love this. Is it still a #sundaysoother to talk about feeding your lover's bones to a dogheaded man? Surely a tin of Chum isn't that expensive .
(I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear
by Blondie
Rewind to the Seventies! Anything from 1969 to 1980 appears here. So keep 'FOLLOWing'....... Jam 400 - a milestone?
Panic in Detroit
by David Bowie
Rewind to the Seventies! Anything from 1969 to 1980 appears here. So keep 'FOLLOWing'.......
Girls Talk
by Dave Edmunds
Elvis Costello celebrated a BIG birthday recently. He wrote this one and I think it is a classic.
I Turned You On
by The Isley Brothers
As sampled in KMD's Who Me?,brilliant funk track from the greatest of all the groups made up of brothers.Rolling piano,great horn stabs and killer lead vocal.
Three Sisters
by Affinity
One of my favourite Vertigo tracks.Jazzy,funky and with a great vocal from Linda Hoyle.
Wasted
by JAZZATEERS
Jazzateers' version of Donna Summer's 'Wasted', written by Giorgio Moroder & Pete Bellote. This version produced by Edwyn Collins, and scheduled as Postcard Records' last 7" (81-14). Jazzateers' archives from the period ('Don't Let Your Son Grow Up To Be A Cowboy') beautifully collated by Cherry Red and available on CD / DD. Dig it.
Jammed: 13th Aug 2014
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Red Letter Day
by Jazzateers featuring Paul Quinn
Try getting this outta your head after just one listen...
Jammed: 13th Aug 2014
7 plays
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Silly Boy Blue
by David Bowie
Rewind to the Seventies! Anything from 1969 to 1980 appears here. So keep 'FOLLOWing'.......
Sailin' Shoes/Hey Julia/Sneakin` Sally Through the Alley
by Robert Palmer
Classic early Robert Palmer
Get Sailin' Shoes/Hey Julia/Sneakin` Sally Through the Alley at Amazon
Soon
by Love And Money
Achingly beautiful L&M song - B side of Up Escalator (or Four Songs From Love And Money)- oh that voice is to die for. . . cos I'm under your spell - angel in the rain. I'd say I'd never be bad again - but you know I always will. . .
Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
by Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band
Another superb cut from the amazing 'Express Yourself'...
Tell Me Why
by Bobby Womack
From 1984, this is one of my favourite Bobby Womack tracks, who sadly passed away in June this year.
Jammed: 30th Jul 2014
15 plays
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Homburg
by Procol Harum
Just love those 60s lyrics. Deserves to ranked up there with Whiter Shade of Pale in my view.
Jammed: 30th Jul 2014
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If You Think You're Lonely Now
by Bobby Womack
Everybody rates Bobby but not high enough... he was a King.
Money's Too Tight (To Mention)
by Valentine Brothers
Back to 1982 for the original version of this track. It was covered by Simply Red in 1985 & I like both. #FunkyFriday
It's Gonna Work Out Fine
by The Spencer Davis Group
#weddingweek jamming for the new Mr and Mrs Blooming -Brownpants @natyblooming @Brownpants I kinda prefered this to Ike and Tina's .
Skeletons
by Kid Canaveral
Back to Blighty with a bit of Kid Canaveral. Kinda like this vid - It's a bit Booshish!
Spanish Moon
by Little Feat
Saw them in 1976 supporting the Who and SAHB at Celtic Park, Glasgow - quite a bill!
Girls Talk
by Dave Edmunds
Quite frankly, one of the greatest pop singles of 1979, or any other year for that matter.
Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family
by David Bowie
I bought Diamond Dogs on its release whilst on holiday in Largs, had to wait until I got home to play it. DD still blows my mind.
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