I can recommend 'Songs Of Praise' or 'Nancy Sing Me A Song' from that brilliant album.Ģ - Day And Age by The Killers. Some of it has echoes of what was to become ELO when that project got started. I bought quite a few new (to me) albums in 2008 but the two that stand out are -ġ - Boulders by Roy Wood, actually recorded in the 1960's but held back for many years by his then record company in case it interfered with sales of his other albums. Singalong/Karaoke - I am I said - Neil Diamond (please play for Del and Drew because "LA's fine" and their singing is not!) I don't feel like dancing - Scissor Sisters Sad Eyes - Springsteen ("Here you come all dressed up for a date") My Hometown - Springteen - "In '65 tension was running high at my high school") Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four)- EurythmicsĤth Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) - Springsteen Independence Day - Gretchen Peters or Carrie Underwoodĭecember, 1963 (Oh What A Night) - the 4 Seasons Happy to endorse Joethejamman's suggestion of Valentines Day by Steve Earle Hang on - Isobel Campbell and Mark Laneganīest "old album" purchased on CD - Silk Degree by Boz Scaggs (play Lido Shuffle?)įavourite new CD in 2008 - Magic by Springsteenīest musical experience of 2008 - Springsteen, live in Cardiff (it would be good to hear anything from the encore :Jungleland, Thunder Road, Born to Run, Rosalita, American land) A few thoughts for the week ahead:īest "discovery" from GIO - Martha by Tom Waits LWDown to be strict - also responsible for me discovering the most wonderful
#BLACK BEATLES MP3 7UP TV#
* Stereophonics - Long Way Round, from the TV series. I'd heard the Bragg tracks, but the Wilco ones are good too.
#BLACK BEATLES MP3 7UP MAC#
* Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the Night when working as a student I tested reconditioned/repaired stereos for a Korean electronics company, so the intro to "Everywhere" is burned into my brain * Strawberry Switchblade - Since Yesterday * Kylie - Can't Get Blue Monday Out of My Head - but then, I love a mashup
Rediscovered tracks, while researching an 80s night I DJd for Another one I half remember from childhood * Simon and Garfunkel - Hazy Shade of Winter - I hadn't realised it was a cover * Sigur Ros - the entire album of Takk, via DfromCanada - thanks hen! * Lindisfarne - Run for Home, which I remembered from childhood, but didn't know who it was * Oysterband - Fuse with the wonderful Eliza Carthy * Feist - 1234 via iPod ads, and also Sesame Street * I heard Gone Gone Gone from the Robert Plant and Alison Krauss album on the Tom Morton show and loved it, so bought the album. Tonight we take a look back at best themes of 2008 and feature some of our favourite tunes that were suggested over the past twelve months. We'll take the best suggestions and play them for the crowd at BBC Radio Scotland's Hogmanay bash We'll get the party started early on Get It On tonight - let us know what you'll be playing at your doo and what are the best party songs of all time. Get in touch with suggestions and email or text or call during the show.Ĭelebrate Hogmanay with BBC Scotland. Songs about dates and years is tonight's theme. Email or leave your message on the blog.Īs the old year comes to an end we turn to the calendar for inspiration. What was your best buy of 2008? Was there any new music you discovered or was there a classic album you got round to buying on CD?. In the meantime start thinking about your suggestions for the rest of the week and don't be shy about leaving them on the blog. You can hear some of the best themes on Thursday night's show. It's your enthusiasm for the show that keeps us going. Thanks you for all your contributions to the show in 2008.
0 kommentar(er)
