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Bryan Burnett | 15:34 UK time, Saturday, 1 November 2008

Thanks for another great week of shows. The 'occupations' theme brought in some laugh out loud suggestions and the unforgettable 'first singles' show allowed me the thrill of playing Nina and Frederic for the first (and possibly the last) time. Not something I will forget in a hurry. Here are the themes for this week. As always leave a comment on the blog, send me an e-mail or phone and text lines will be open during the show...

barack.jpgMonday
Huffs, puffs and sighs - In other words, songs that include human vocal expressions and sounds. I will also accept grunts, heavy breathing and even a burp if you can find one...

Tuesday
American Cities & States - It's the day of the 2008 US Presidential Election so tonight we'll celebrate America in song. It's also a chance for you to put the thinking cap on and see if there are any presidential anthems which might fit in tonight...

Wednesday
Large sizes - Songs about big, tall and large things is the theme tonight, so it's only fair that tomorrow night's theme is...

Thursday
Small sizes - Tracks about all things small, short & little. Send in your tiny tracks on e-mail or leave a comment below...

Comments

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  • Comment number 1.

    Looking for a burp - Canyons of your mind - B side of the Urban Spaceman by the Bonzo Dog DooDah Band. (I don't think you'll play it though) It's also got a bit of heavy breathing too.

  • Comment number 2.

    MONDAY

    'Bouree' - Jethro Tull

    Ian Anderson interprets J.S. Bach, playing the flute while simultaneously making weird and and wonderful noises.

  • Comment number 3.

    M

    Let It Grow - Eric Clapton - Charitably we assume it's an intake of breath
    Canyons of Your Mind - Bonzos - Seconding the other EC - at least Viv didn't end up with the Brodsky Quartet

    T

    Pasadena - Temperance Seven - For my son there
    Obama Lamabamaloo - Little Richard - more manic high jinks

    W

    Big Bad John -Jimmy Dean - Don't give him no lip
    I'll Never Get Over You - Johnny Kidd and The Pirates - So make the breakfast yourself

    T

    Cut Across Shorty - Eddie Cochran - And win Miss Lucy's hand
    Is That All There Is? - Peggy Lee - An insensitive and troubling question

  • Comment number 4.

    Mon - I feel Love by Donna Summer

    Tue- Teenage Rampage - the Sweet
    I wanna be Elected - Alice Cooper

    Wed --There's no light on the christmas tree mama, they're burning BIG Louie tonight. - SAHB (and most probably the longest song title !!)

    Thur - Wee Willie Winkie - available here

  • Comment number 5.

    Woo hoo EC! - you beat me to it for the "burpy" track :0)

  • Comment number 6.

    JimmiH

    I saw Alex perform this song in Glasgow in 1970 (or 71) with a pick-up band including ex-Soul Band drummer George McGowan and others who had been with him in Hamburg. The unexpected humour in the chorus was well received.

    I think he was still doing Hair at that time but shortly after he re-launched his career with Tear Gas.

  • Comment number 7.

    Glen

    See here:

  • Comment number 8.

    Would Strummer yelping in London calling count for Mondays theme?

  • Comment number 9.

    Oh, how I searched for this week, and then thought 'Dammit, man, just pick one that you really like for each, and be done with it!'
    So, I tried, and here they are.

    M

    Tour De France - Kraftwerk...full of rhythmic panting, but in a healthy way.

    T

    Oklahoma Hills - Jimmie Wakely
    OR
    Blue Moon of Kentucky - Bill Monroe & his Bluegrass Boys///Elvis Presley....you decide

    W

    Big Muff - John Martyn..... nah, there's no way you could. It's over six minutes long! So, instead, I suggest:-
    Big Bird - Eddie Floyd....you really ought to, it's that good

    T

    Wee Tom - Lord Rockingham XI
    Tiny Tears - Tindersticks
    Little Green Bag - George Baker Selection

    And that's that!
    Thank you.

  • Comment number 10.

    Hey Mike T - Big Bird was played before and you are absolutely right - its a great track, would be great to hear that on again! I am pretty sure it is a tribute Otis Redding?

  • Comment number 11.

    For the States theme I think a mega choice would be 'Delaware' by Perry Como as it lists tons of States! Great fun song!

    I have, of course, submitted a complete list of songs relating to all 50 states plus a few of the major cities - I tried to blog it here but it broke the 成人快手... :-)

  • Comment number 12.

    At last, I can listen to Radio 2 between 21:00 and 23:00 on a Saturday.
    Alex Lester is the King of Lateral Thinking.
    Pure dead brilliant, BTW

  • Comment number 13.

    Graham Bonnet (61 this December) has a curious wee sigh just before the chorus, three quarters of the way through "Since You've Been Gone" by Rainbow

  • Comment number 14.

    Monday :

    Madonna Justify My Love or is it too raunchy for GIO?

  • Comment number 15.

    JanFromRutherglen - I think the question is whether or not BB's producer can take the 'electricity' that might be generated in the room... Babs, have a rolled up paper at the ready! Richard - you're safe!

  • Comment number 16.

    Monday - Huffs, Puffs and Sighs

    Let's Go Crazy - Prince
    Close To Me - The Cure
    Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin
    Jungle Fever - Chakachas - more sounds than you'll know what to do with!

    Tuesday - American Cities

    Los Angeles, I'm Yours - The Decemberists
    New York City - Cub
    California - Joni Mitchell
    Ohio - Neil Young

    Wednesday - Large Sizes

    Ballad of Big Nothing - Elliott Smith
    Rush - Big Audio Dynamite
    Teardrop - Massive Attack
    Gigantic - The Pixies

    Thursday - Small Sizes

    Reet Petite - Jackie Wilson
    Tiny Dancer - Elton John
    Small Blue Thing - Suzanne Vega
    Little L - Jamiroquai

  • Comment number 17.

    re Ohio

    One of the students killed was Jeffrey Glen Miller

  • Comment number 18.

    Another was Allison Krause

  • Comment number 19.

    Thurs

    anything by Little Feat, Tiny Tim, the Small Faces or little Stevie Wonder ......

  • Comment number 20.

    RE Ohio any Neil Young fans out there - hope you enjoyed the 成人快手 4 documentry etc on Friday night, I thought it was fantastic.

    JimmiHenshyte Get Yourself Together by Small Faces would work for Monday too.

  • Comment number 21.

    Hi All

    Just read a review of what surely must be a "must " for all GIO regulars or a good xmas suggestion for better halves to get us; Hang The DJ by Angus Cargill - An Alternative Book of Music Lists.

    Great quote from one of the reluctant contributors; Lists are for facists and shoppers not anarchists and rockers!

    Heres to a good week.

    Maria



  • Comment number 22.

    Well, well Maria

    Maybe AFR and I were on to something and not just "grumpy old men".

  • Comment number 23.

    Tuesday - Cities first:

    Harlem Shuffle (Stones)
    Tobacco Road (Nashville Teens)
    Streets of Philadelphia (Springsteen)
    24 hours from Tulsa (Pitney)
    What made Milwaukee famous (Rod Stewart)
    San Fransisco (Scott McKenzie)
    More than a feeling (Boston)
    Two tribes (Frankie goes to Hollywood)
    New York Groove (Hello)
    Galveston (Glenn Campbell)
    Witch Queen of New Orleans (Redbone)
    Walkin in Memphis (Cher)
    Way to San Jose (Burt Baccarach)
    Anchorage (Michelle Shocked)

    Obviously the continent:

    Horse with no name (America)

    Then the states:

    New York New York (Sinatra)
    Mississippi (Pussycat)
    Louisiana Bayou (Dave Matthews)
    Carolina Moon (Jim Reeves)
    Massachusetts (Bee Gees)
    Blue moon of Kentucky (Elvis)
    Sands of Nevada (Mark Knopfler)
    Georgia on my mind (Ray Charles)
    Tennesee waltz (Eva Cassidy)
    Maryland Vonda Shepherd)
    What a difference a day made (Dinah Washington)
    Another Day (Texas)
    Sweet 成人快手 Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
    Virginia Plane (Roxy Music)
    Hotel California (Eagles)

    DC in Cellardyke

  • Comment number 24.

    Monday:

    k.d.lang- "Barefoot" is stunning. She "howls" at the end of the song - it's a beautiful vocal effect.

    "Could It Be Forever" - a croaked "but" about two thirds of the way through the song.

    "Yin Tong Song" - The Goons (not one of my favourites but it does feature raspberry blowing!)

    good shout for "since you've been gone"

  • Comment number 25.

    should've said "Could it be forever" is by David Cassidy.

  • Comment number 26.

    Tues:
    The Night Chicago Died by Paper Lace .... go on Bryan you know you want to play it !!

    RE 成人快手4 Neil Young night on Friday I thought it was great !!

    JH



  • Comment number 27.

    Mon.

    Buick MacKane - Guns N' Roses loads of noises from Axel R

    EMI 鈥 Sex Pistols 鈥淕oodbye A&M....鈥 Julie, this raspberry is better!

    Tues. It got to be...

    Dead Kennedy鈥檚 - California 脺ber Alles

    OR

    鈥淒avid Bowies鈥 or 鈥渢he Doors鈥 "The Alabama Song鈥 (Whisky Bar)

    New New York - The Cranberries

    New York Telephone Conversation - Lou Reed

    Hank Williams - California Zephyr or Tennessee Border

    Wed.

    Big In America 鈥 The Stranglers

    Big rock candy mountain - Harry McClintock

    Big time sensuality 鈥 Bjork

    Thurs.

    Smalltown Boy - Bronski Beat

    Small Time Shot Away - Massive Attack

    Short Circuit - Daft Punk

    What a struggle this was...

  • Comment number 28.

    For Monday I dont think I have got the right idea here, but anyway until I come up with a better list of suggestion and I love all these songs anyway....

    David Bowie - Sound and Vision (Mary Hopkins giving it loads of doo doo and what not)

    The Clash - London Calling - (Joe Strummer yelling and make wolf type noises)

    John Lennon - Mother (Lennon lots of primal screaming and wonderful production by Phil Spector)


  • Comment number 29.

    Also liable to produce a gun.

  • Comment number 30.

    Woohoo Dykerlad - lists rule OK! :S

  • Comment number 31.

    Tracks for Monday :

    Body Language - Queen
    Three Little Pigs - Green Jelly
    Puff The Majic Dragon - Peter Paul and Mary
    HR PufnStuf theme tune, kids program some GIO listeners may remember - Jimmy and his magic golden flute and Witchypoo. Pearl Jam also did a version of this tune.
    Silent Sigh - Badly Drawn Boy



  • Comment number 32.

    MONDAY
    HUFFS & PUFFS
    The end of Roxy Music's 'The Bogus Man' has some suggestive sighs from Mr Ferry.
    The start of 'Dance Away' has BF striking a matchind drawing on a cigarette.

    TUESDAY
    AMEIRICAN CITIES AND STATES

    Bryan Ferry was born in Washington CD (County Durham)
    Roxy's first single 'Virginia Plain' as well as 'Prairie Rose' name checks Texas several times

    WEDNESDAY
    BIG
    Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera has a track called 'Big Day' (vocals by Eno) on the 'Diamond Head' album and 'Big Dome' oh his album 'Primitive Guitars'

    THURSDAY
    SMALL
    Brian Eno's 'Another Green World' album has a track called 'Little Fishes'

  • Comment number 33.

    Dykerlad, RoxyJohn - great lists! Make sure you keep up the good work! The producers love lists, especially if you get them up EARLY in the week... Creates more drinking time later on.

  • Comment number 34.

    EC #22
    Just for the record I was not by an means intimating any list makers on the blog are facists or shoppers I was merely quoting a topical reference ;-)

    I am also in favour of a bit of "Justify My Love" for tonights theme, failing this it has to be "Shes Out of My Life" by Michael Jackson which I know is a favourite of BB's.

    Maria

  • Comment number 35.

    Monday

    "The Changeling" by The Doors, grunty
    "Est-ce Que Je Suis?" by Gong, a big long psychedelic sneeze
    "Valium 10" by Hawkwind (seeing as you failed to play it on the sound fx evening, BB), nasty dentist chair panic noises

  • Comment number 36.

    MONDAY
    HUFFS & PUFFS
    Frankie Goes To Hollywood's Relax with the big HAAAUUGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!! bit

    TUESDAY
    AMEIRICAN CITIES AND STATES

    Siimple Minds 'The American'
    Frankie Goes To Hollywood
    My fear for tonight is the many requests for the Karaoke favourite American Pie. If I never hear that song again........

    WEDNESDAY
    BIG
    'Big Slep' by Simple Minds as a song I suggested for the sleep theeme but was never played. A reminder of my early band days when we used to do this song.
    'Big Love' by Fleetwood Mac. A Singer in a band I was in used to do this song and he was superb at it.
    'The Big Sky' or 'Big Stripy Lie' both by Kate Bush
    The Big Dish 'Big Town' 2 bigs for the price of one.

    THURSDAY
    SMALL
    'Hey Little Girl' by Icehouse, the closest you will get to a Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music rip off
    'Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic' by The Police
    'Little Wonder' David Bowie
    'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' (someone must have covered this.

  • Comment number 37.

    Tues- Texan Love Song-Elton John
    Dear Mr President-Pink

    Wed or Thurs


    Girls- Moments and Whatnuats (?)


    Three night on sighs is a bit much don't you think?

  • Comment number 38.

    Oh I forgot for my Roxy Music list for Thursday, 'My Little Girl' an OK wee song but not Roxy at their best.

  • Comment number 39.

    RoxyJohn,
    I'm sure I heard on some radio show that 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' was written by Mozart.
    If anyone wants to cover it at least there will be no issues regarding copyright.

  • Comment number 40.

    Hello!

    Monday

    "A Day in the life" by the beatles. The macca bit has some panting in it after "looking up, I noticed I was late".

    Tuesday

    This made me think of Sufjan Stevens and his 50 states project (he intends/intended writing an album about each state). He's done two so far, Michigan and Illinoise so he'd better get cracking if he is going to actually finish it. I'm a big fan of Sufjan but most of his best songs are really long and probably not fitting for the show so I'll go for:

    "Nutbush city limits" by Ike and Tina Turner

    Wednesday

    The first thing that popped into my head was "Moby Dick" by Led Zepplin but I think I'd rather second Danielle's "Gigantic" by The Pixies instead.

    Thursday

    Danny Kaye's "Inchworm"

    Regards,
    Mr. Chops, The Dwarf

  • Comment number 41.

    Tuesday:

    Steve Earle - Telephone Road

    Billy Joel - Allentown

    Steve Forbert - Miss the Mississippi and You

    Gram Parsons - Street of Baltimore, Hickory Wind.

    Bob Seger - Get Out of Denver

    John Mellencamp - To Washington (an anti-Bush song)...or Pink Houses (Ain't That America)

    Bruce Springsteen - My Oklahoma 成人快手

    Marty Robbins - El Paso

    Ray Charles - Georgia

    Not Ready To Make Nice - Dixie Chicks (about all the anti-Bush hoo ha)

    Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941




  • Comment number 42.

    Re posts 14 & 34, Justify My Love has been played on GIO, for the "Get It On" theme a few months ago.

    I remember it because I'm still traumatised from that show by the thought that people out there are getting it on to Steamy Windows, but each to their own.

  • Comment number 43.

    I might as well get this in before someone else, who flies a plane, does:

    Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsborough - Je T'aime Moi Non Plus

  • Comment number 44.

    JanInGlasgow,
    I would have preferred Tony Joe White's rendition.
    Alas, I am responsible for your distress.
    In order to spare you any horrific flashbacks, I hereby promise not to request it again.

  • Comment number 45.

    Another one for either Wed or Thurs

    Long Tall Sally- Little Richard. If Little Richard was born in Scotland i don't think he would have made it to the big time. Instead of being known as Little Richard, he would have been called Wee Dick, not quite so appealing to the masses.

  • Comment number 46.

    Tuesday
    Dakota by The Stereophonics and I'll second DC on More Than A Feeling. Has a better power ballad ever been written?

    Thursday
    In The Wee Small Hours of The Morning - Frank Sinatra.

  • Comment number 47.

    Tuesday - there must be enough for a week of get it on with this theme. Some great suggestions already, esp Danielle from Canada. What about The Only Living Boy in New York, either S+G original or EBTG version. Or Mississippi Goddam by Nina Simone. Sweet 成人快手 Alabama - Lynyrd Synyrd, Georgia on my mind - Ray Charles, Stuck inside of mobile - Mr D...gonna be a great night. But is a change a-gonna come?

  • Comment number 48.

    Sighs:

    Say What You Want - Texas

    I'm surprised no one else mentioned it!


    Good call from Canadian Danielle about the Chakachas' Jungle Fever.
    I'll see you that and raise you 'Coming and Going' by the Ray Brown Orchestra.

    Here's one for your Thursday too:
    Little Queenie - Bill Black's Combo

  • Comment number 49.

    Scotch-git, as I said, each to their own, although I think that it being the Tina Turner version had a lot to do with it.

    Adam From Rio, I have gone for Dakota for Tuesday as well, mainly to try to reintroduce discussion the theme suggestion of songs where the title doesn't appear in the lyrics.

  • Comment number 50.

    Wednesday

    Big Log - Robert Plant
    Big in Japan - Alphaville
    Big Country - Big Country
    Big Bad John - Jimmy dean
    Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell
    Fat Bottomed Girls - Queen
    Nellie the Elephant - Toy Dolls

  • Comment number 51.

    Add-on to Tuesday:

    Brand New Tennessee Waltz - the Mathews Southern Comfort version is lovely.

  • Comment number 52.

    TUESDAY

    Sarah Palin can preside over me anytime.

    We could compare vices......................

  • Comment number 53.

    Monday:

    I Feel Love - Donna Summer
    Justify My Love - Madonna
    Relax - Frankie Goes to Hollywood

    Tuesday:
    Promised Land - Johnny Allen (mentions so many places)
    Walk on the Wild Side - Lou Reed
    Get out of Denver - Bob Seger
    Road Runner - Jonathan Richman
    You'r Crazy for Taking the Bus - Jonathan Richman
    Jersey Girl - Tom Waits or Bruce Springsteen
    Going up to Boston - Dropkick Murphy's

    Wednesday:
    Mighty Man - Mungo Jerry (I'm sure I remember this being dedicated to Harold Wislon)
    Growing Up - Bruce Springsteen
    Great Southern Land - Icehouse
    Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell
    Big Girls Don't Cry - Four Seasons (or was it Franki Valli and the...)

    Thursday:
    Tiny dancer - Elton John
    All the Small Things - Blink 182

    and that's enough as like last week work is intruding into my social life far too much.

  • Comment number 54.

    I always thought Little Richard should have done Big Log.

  • Comment number 55.

    Monday
    The SIGHS Of a Cow- The Wonderstuff

  • Comment number 56.

    My word - I see you lot are back chatting, being nice and making lists! Tsk tsk.

    Monday, I would rather stick with my original suggestions but probably more in keeping with the themse

    Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime (burping into a demijohn, I think)

    Elastica - Line Up - the drummer making horrible burp noises. Yuk.

    Re Scotch #52 !!!!!!!!

    My Tuesday mega list to follow!!!!

  • Comment number 57.

    Norrie

    We're all hanging on the edge of our seats waiting for the mega list.

    Hope you don't double up on any of Dykerlads.

  • Comment number 58.

    Nope EC - I'm off the lisst, you should have noticed by now. But I do think I have some good songs for Tuesday!

  • Comment number 59.

    WED - BIG:

    Great Big Man - Don McLean
    Empire State Human - Human League

  • Comment number 60.

    TUESDAY - Presidential as an alternative to states etc.

    Gary US Bonds - Out Of Work, (penned by Bruce and and has the lyric "hey Mr President, I hear you got some plans, to do all you can to help the little man")

    David Bowie - Young Americans ("do you remember, your President Nixon")

    Indigo Girls - Let It Be Me ("the President, has no good idea, who the masses are")

    Little Steven - I AM A Patriot ("I aint no democratic, i aint no Republican")

    Lou Reed - The Day John Kennedy Died.

  • Comment number 61.

    Norrie #60, you got me wondering about working with Presidents names. Off the top of my head (because I'm supposed to be working, like many on this blog I suppose!) we could have (Dinah) Washington, (Bryan) Adams, Jefferson (Airship), Jackson (Browne), (George) Harrison, (R Dean) Taylor, (Eddie) Grant, (Isaac) Hayes, (Jackie) Wilson and of course (Nut) Bush (City Limits).

    Come on guys, there's another 31 artists to be suggested here! What about this for another theme Bryan?

    DC in Cellardyke

  • Comment number 62.

    OOOOPS!!!! Just found out my comment #61 was a topic of the blog quite recently.

    Sorry folks! Ach well, back to work.............

    DC

  • Comment number 63.

    You've been away fae the Blog too long DC. Jim gave us a full list last week (apart from Rita Coolidge).

  • Comment number 64.

    The Full Fat Bear suggests

    "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who has Roger Daltrey sounding like a screaming mountain lion at some points.

    Bernie Williams - Ever Again brilliant track, loads of whoops.

    and of course....

    The Mixtures - The Pushbike Song

  • Comment number 65.

    Sighs/Noises Theme:

    I'd like to second Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who - great shout, if you'll pardon the pun...

    and also suggest...

    Billy Jean - Michael Jackson
    Justify Our Love - Madonna
    On Horseback - Mike Oldfield (has a laugh in it as the choir comes in!)
    Puff The Magic Dragon - The Seekers
    Body Language - Queen (loads of ooh's and aah's in it)
    Green Jelly - Three Little Pigs

  • Comment number 66.

    I was in danger of creating a huge list around Tuesday's American theme, so thought of a theme within a theme, so my suggestions are associated with the candidates home states
    Sen. Obama - Razzle dazzle them - from Chicago the musical ( not that i wish to comment on American politics)
    Sen McCain - By the time I get to Pheonix - Bobby Goldsboro
    Sen. Palin - Anchorage - Michelle Shocked
    Sen.Biden - not a lot of options here Delaware has been suggested previously on the blog.
    Keeping the American theme going
    Weds Long tall Texan - Lyle Lovet
    Thurs little red corvette - Prince

    Jim

  • Comment number 67.

    Moved this in here as I stuck it in the wrong thread...

    Presidents:

    I couldn't think of a tune for every single president but managed 37! Maybe somebody else could fill in the blanks? :-)

    I went purely on the surname. Struggled with Harrison and Coolidge (as you will see below...)

    Washington Bullets - The Clash
    Adam's Apple - Aerosmith
    Blind Lemon Jefferson - Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
    Madison Blues - George Thorogood and The Destroyers
    Monroe Doctrine - Kenneth C Davis
    Jackson - Johnny Cash
    Van Buren - Spitalfield
    End Of The Line - Travelling Wilburys (featuring George Harrison)
    Tyler - UB40
    Polk Salad Annie - Elvis Presley
    Tik-A-Tee, Tik-A-Tay - Dean Martin
    Rockin At The Fillmore - Chuck Berry
    The Way Pierce Turner Sings - Christy Moore
    Roy Buchanan - Roy Buchanan
    Lincoln Country - The Kinks
    Johnson's Aeroplane - INXS
    Grant Us Peace - Bruce Pearson
    The Ballad Of Ira Hayes - Johnny Cash
    Mr Garfield - Johnny Cash
    Arthur's Theme - Christopher Cross
    Look Out Cleveland - The Band
    Like William McKinley - Al Stewart
    Dear Mrs Roosevelt - Bob Dylan
    Take Me To The Taft - Tom Waits
    Brian Wilson - Barenaked Ladies
    Warren Harding - Al Stewart
    All Time High (sung by Rita Coolidge) - Bond Theme
    Hoover Factory - Elvis Costello and The Attractions
    Harry Truman - Chicago
    Eisenhower Blues - Elvis Costello and The Attractions
    Captain Kennedy - Neil Young
    Fairweather Johnson - Hootie & The Blowfish
    Nixon's Walk - Michael Kamen
    Old Fords And A Natural Stone - Willie Nelson
    Get Carter - The Human League
    Ray Gun - Thin Lizzy
    Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush - Traffic

  • Comment number 68.

    #56 Norrie

    Don't threaten us with a list then bottle out.

    You know how PM likes a good long list.

  • Comment number 69.

    M

    Lets get Married The Proclaimers

    T

    New York Ryan Adams (or the Sex Pistols would do)

    W

    Big Gay Heart The Lemonheads

    T

    Alternative Ulster Stiff Little Fingers

  • Comment number 70.

    Norrie #60

    If we're counting lyrics with references to presidents, what about Model Worker by Magazine? Originally references Carter on the album version and changed to Reagan on the Live version a year later.

    "I've got no worried bout the enemy, coz i know that Carter will look after me"

  • Comment number 71.

    EC my lists are stealth lists - drop them in over a few posts.....anyway I think there must be about four hundred in the lists of states, town etc.

  • Comment number 72.

    Hi GIO,

    Just got time for a couple of suggestons tonight,
    The Dreaming by Kate Bush has lots of heavy breathing on it and it's an excellent tune (Rolf Harris plays digeridu on it too).

    Main Offender by The Hives (lots of squeal).


    Ta.


  • Comment number 73.

    MONDAY

    Boomtown Rats opening to 'Modern Girl' what a scream that is
    "Ga ga ga gaaaaaaa!!!!!!"

    TUESDAY AMERICA
    David Bowie:
    Young Americans
    This Is Not America
    I'm Afraid Of Americans

  • Comment number 74.

    Bryan Ferry has a track called 'N.Y.C.' but it is best left alone. The weakest track on what is a really good and under rated album 'Mamouna'

  • Comment number 75.

    Jim #67, there were two Harrisons, so the other could have been the Travelling Wilburys featuring Danny Harrison in a tribute to his dad.

    There were also two Roosevelts, so we could include Roosevelt Sykes.

    Of course there are two Bush presidents, and the current one is definitely a nutter so my Ike & tina suggestion stands.

    There was also another Adams (Quincy) so Bryan could be the artist here.

    I was stuck for the last president (unless we include Pink Floyd's "Have a cigar") until I thought of "Misty" as played for me by CLINT ON that film of the same name........

    I think that's the lot!

    DC

  • Comment number 76.

    Hey DC good suggestions. I did leave out a couple of duplicates as you said and I couldn't really think of anything much for Clinton apart from songs mentioning cigars... Best not go there eh?

  • Comment number 77.

    Cannot help but stick my oar in:

    George Clinton - Loopzilla.

  • Comment number 78.

    Monday

    Drive In Saturday - David Bowie
    "She鈥檇 SIGH like Twig the wonder kid"
    On one chorus the word sigh is actually sung in a sighing voice.

    Mr Blue Sky - ELO
    A bit of huffing and puffing after the "running down the avenue" line.

  • Comment number 79.

    Monday:'The Yawning Man' from Tom Thumb

    Tuesday:'Memphis Tennessee,Chuck Berry

    Wednesday:John Wayne Is Big Leggy,Haysey Fantayzee

    Thursday:
    If you thought Nina and Frederic was bad
    how about 20 Tiny Fingers by Alma Cogan.

  • Comment number 80.

    Jim, DC,
    What about Bluegrass fiddler Clinton Gregory?

  • Comment number 81.

    Another band famed for their use of "saucey" breathing are Depeche Mode. Any one of "I Want You Now", "Halo" or Personal Jesus" would be great

  • Comment number 82.

    Scotch - I was trying to make the list purely about the presidents' surnames in the title of the song... :-) But these are good suggestions.

  • Comment number 83.

    "She Bop" by Cyndi Lauper is a great heavy breathing song, plus it gets bonus points cos it's one of those you innocently sang along with as a kid and then hear as an adult and discover it was actually completely dirty.

  • Comment number 84.

    Clinton Ford is a two-for-one - thrill to his hit single of yesteryear "Fanlight Fanny"

  • Comment number 85.

    Thank you, thank you, thank you for playing Jeff Buckley. I've added him to many a list and this is the first I've heard him played. I actually had to stop working and just listen to that one - Amazing!

  • Comment number 86.

    Danielle - are you self-employed or something? Nobody standing over you cracking the whip? I get away with all this frivolity ONLY because I am the boss! LOL

  • Comment number 87.

    Jim - Being the boss definitely has its benefits! I don't think I'll ever be able to work for another again. It's this show that keeps me glued to my computer working - for a couple of hours anyway!

  • Comment number 88.

    Cue controversy......I do like Jeff Buckley and I have most of all if not all his cd's....but ~I think that version of Hallelujah is incredibly overrated. Cue hate mail!

    Looking forwrad to Leonard at the Armadilo on Wed!

  • Comment number 89.

    Ah well if you're a Leonard fan then you have absolutely no taste in music! Just about everything he has ever done (one or two fantastic exceptions...) are even sadder that Old Shep or Puff The Magic Dragon! LOL

    It's OK Danielle - I think I've just covered for you...

  • Comment number 90.

    U.S. States for Tuesday:

    "Private Idaho" -- the B-52's (we haven't had any Idaho suggestions yet, and this is a great song!)

    "Carolina in My Mind" -- James Taylor (I am required by law to suggest that one cos it's about my home state)

    And a good city one we haven't had suggested yet:

    "Lubbock or Leave It" -- Dixie Chicks

    Rich in North Carolina

  • Comment number 91.

    Ouch that hurt Jim :o(

  • Comment number 92.

    Norrie - and just when I thought we were becoming friends...
    I enjoy the original, but prefer Buckley's version (I think I hear the Mounties knocking at my door to banish me from the country now). But hey, I like the Flaming Lips, so I don't know if my musical tastes can be trusted.
    Enjoy the show on Wednesday!

  • Comment number 93.

    Norrie - just kidding! (sort of...)

  • Comment number 94.

    Thanks Jim!

  • Comment number 95.

    Nae bother!

  • Comment number 96.

    Thanks Danielle...to be honest I put that on very much tongue in cheek......I do love Jeff Buckley! I'm a big laughing Lennie fan but for me the great cover versions are by John Cale and k d lang.

    Thanks as ever for your nice message!

  • Comment number 97.

    Norriemac,
    don't listen to the Phillistines!Jeff Buckley's version is not bad but LC is the original and best.Saw him in Edinburgh a couple of months ago and going to the Armadillo for a second helping.

  • Comment number 98.

    What night are you going Joe...I cant wait, I had tickets for Edinburgh but could not go and was gutted, thought i had lost the chance for ever!

  • Comment number 99.

    I am weak......even though I think this theme was on pretty recently?

    Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
    Josh Ritter - California
    Steve Earle - Christams In Washington
    SAHB - Boston Tea Party
    Tom Waits - Kentucky Avenue
    Mary Chapin Carpenetr - Halley Came to Jackson
    Lou Reed - NYC Man
    Mick Ronson - Slaughter on 10yh Avenue
    Gram Parsons - Streets of Baltimore
    Ry Cooder - The Girls from Texas
    Iris DeMent - There's a Wall In Washington
    Joan as Policewoman - To America
    John Prine - Angel fom Montgomery
    nanci Griffith - Gulf Coast Highway
    The Jayhawks - Nevada, California
    Josh Rouse - Dressed Up Like Nebraska
    Indigo Girls - Nashville
    Ian Hunter - All American Alien Boy
    Willie Nelson - New Orleans

    and finally for Danielle

    Jeff Buckley - Corpus Christi Carol


    Too many songs, you could list hundreds and hundreds.

  • Comment number 100.

    Norrie: you're back in the good books!

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