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# Scotch Git


As far as i know it was Sir Francis Bacon! but with a name like Machiavelli i would be surprised if he wasn't on the register

TUESDAY

'It's Hard to Kiss the Lips at Night That Chew Your Ass Out All Day Long'

The Notorious Cherry Bombs (Rodney Crowell & Vince Gill)

#1

see previous thread.

If I knew anything about soccer I might suggest Dalglish & Rush...

Mamas and Papas - Dedicated to the one I love

#3

Haha catch you. It was the 1500's it was sociably acceptable!

I salute your sociability!

Tuesday,

Can i have

Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush - Don't Give Up

or

Marvin Gaye and Tammi TeRrell - Ain’t nothing like the real thing.

Both tracks are great!

Kind regards,

Thomas Hannah

well,this comes from an album I bought in the summer ( remember the summer?) because I was intrigued by the title and the cover - anyway, it kind of took me by surprise and it's just grown and grown on me.

You Won't Let Me Down Again - Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan

Of course, the under noted may the greatest ever songwriting partnership and although obvious, is a mustfor tonight - the song doesn't need to be obvious though!

You Can't Do That - The Beatles (John Lennon & Paul MacCartney)

More to follow, no doubt,

regarde youse

henri

PS - paulo, I'm up for another bloggers Xmas convention

#7

now now the military have enough bad credit...

Glen - I am sure you know but just to say an edited version of The Promise: Making Of Darkness On The Edge Of Town is on tomorrow night, ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ1 10:30....

#11

lost for words?

Have we now got a Handful of Hannahs on the blog? ;o)

Chas and Dave There Ain't No Pleasing You
Been asked for a few times by fellow bloggers. They may be more widely regarded as some sort of "Knees Up Mother Brown" Cockney comedic outfit, but this one really is exceptional.

Bernie Taupin and Elton John The Greatest Discovery
A lesser played gem from the "Elton John" album. Not one for those who get the boak with anything overly sentimental regarding kids.

Georgie Fame The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde

Topical even though they underestimated what winter means. A bit like Britain.
Simon and Garfunkel Hazy Shade Of Winter

Nice pairs:

Stop Dragging My Heart Around - Tom Petty & Stevie Nicks

Vanity Kills - Codeine Velvet Club (Lou Hickey & Jon Fratelli (Lawler))

Don't Know Much - Linda Ronstadt, Aaron Neville

Further On Up the Road - Eric Clapton & Joe Bonamassa

People Get Ready - Rod Stewart & Jeff Beck

Tightrope - The Unwinding Hours (Craig B & Iain Cook)

Curry and Lager. A winning combination:

Justin Currie - As Long As You Dont Come Back

Maybe I misunderstood. I thought this was to be about graaayyyttt partnerships & not just duets!



OK, I'll go for a song I really like (also a good partnership):

Leather and Lace - Don Henley & Stevie Nicks

A double double whammy




C'way Bryan 'n' Babs, get them on!



DC

#16 did Justin and Sting ever do a duet?

more nice pairs

Sometimes love just ain't enough / don Henley and patti smith
How do you keep the music playing / James Ingram and patti Austin
On my own / Michael McDonald and patti la belle
The best is yet to come / Tony Bennett and Diana krall

re #9

another good track worth hearing from Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan is:

"Ramblin Man"

not just a nice pair but also nice advice if you're thinking of travelling anywhere in the next 24 hours in Scotland....

Long May You Run - Stephen Stills & Neil Young

Paul from Ayr

Passing strangers - Billy Eckstine and Sarah Vaughan
Sea of heartache - Roseanne Cash and Bruce Springsteen
Misguided angel - Cowboy Junkies
You are everything - Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye
This is us - Knopfler/Harris
A love that will never grow old - Emmylou Harris
When you are old - Gretchen Peters
Paper and glue - Emma Pollock
Love and marriage - Sinatra
Milk and alcohol - Dr. Feelgood
Sweet child 'o mine - Guns'n'Roses
Jack and Jill - Raydio

Joe
Linlithgow

Diamonds - Jet Harris & Tony Meehan
Dead Man's Curve - Jan & Dean
The Rest Of The Night - Warren Zevon & Tom Petty
The Price of Love - The Everly Brothers
You Got Me Hummin' - Sam & Dave
Ah, The Banter - Thomas Hannah & Scotch Git

#12

I have already set my alarm

Whisky & Wine - The Motors
Crimson & Clover - Tommy James & The Shondells
Sugar & Spice - The Searchers
Incense & Peppermints - The Strawberry Alarm Clock
Over & Out - Foo Fighters
Rolling & Tumbling - Johnny Winter

#23 Great! Good lists as well Glen!

#18

maybe Colin & Justin have done a duet - they seem to have done most things.

I don't know if Frank is going to put this forward, but incase he's stuck soemwhere in the central belt, I downloaded this following Frank flagging it up and i think it's fabby and deserves to be heard.

Relator - Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson

#24

Nice, how long did it take you to come up with that?

Of course:

War & Peace - The Nice

#20

thanks, Norma - I'm not familiar with that track, I'll check it out.

regardez vous

henri

I'm Thomas Hannah

I'm Thomas Hannah

#30, 31

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World Destruction - Time Zone featuring John Lyon AND Afrika Bambaataa

D'oh... Lydonof course!

An after thought & strange but true...

Over The Top -

#32 It's ME!!!

#36

"Its Me!!!" ~ The Batman

Anyone seen the film "Splice"?

Henri - Behave!

Paradise By The Dashboard Light - Meat Loaf & Ellen Foley

Trail Of The Lonesome Pine - Laurel & Hardy ~ Funny. Unlike our male bloggers.

;o)

#38

I haven't seen it but it is sitting in my media folder on my PC. I had heard ok things about it.

Kind regards,

Thomas Hannah

Is it always so slow on this blog????

Last Screams of the Missing Neighbors - Jello Biafra & D.O.A.

Whats the point in Police without Thieves and their swag, stripey suits etc.

The Clash - Police and Thieves

#35 Eh! Sensitive lot these moderators.

I'll try again...

Over The Top! - MOTORDAMN

Heaven and Hell - a winning combination...

The Who - Heaven and Hell

A Merry Jingle - The Greedies

A tad sad festive collaboration, combination!

#41 - Booji Boy - Tomorrow I have to drive through the snow to pick up my mother and two mad aunties. I then have to drive through the snow to the Royal Concert Hall where Daniel O'Donnell is singing. On the way I'll have to listen to thinly veiled criticism of my driving skills, punctuated by cries of "There's a bus!" and "Watch out for the eejit on the bike!" and "Sweet Jesus, don't be running over the wee woman walking on the road!"

After the show I'll have to repeat this torture, only in reverse. So tell me, Bungee Boy. You want to swap your problems for mine???


Jesus, Mary and Joseph and all the wee angels and all the wee saints!!!

The Velvet Underground - Rock n Roll

#46 it is not safe to reverse drive in these conditions.

A fitting compliment for Get It On by two wonderful presenters

Our Radio Rocks - PJ & Duncan

#46 - And I'll have to listen to Aunt Siobhan and Aunt Sinéad saying "Sure, isn't it a shame that our Senga didn't meet a nice man like Daniel!" as though I wasn't even there, quickly followed by "Sure, it's not too late! You never know who's around the corner." I could write the script for this conversation. Every bloody time they get together it's the same conversation! Every bloody time!!!

#48 - I don't suppose you want to take them in your JCB?

#46

Sounds as if you're a gobby sort, so I reckon you'll be okay!

#52 - I'll survive. But if you're the eejit on the bike I don't fancy your chances!

;o)

#51 sorry I am on standby for Glen to make sure he gets home for The Promise on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ 1 tonight....

#52

haha owned #46

Nina Simone - Give Me A Pigfoot & A Boyyle of Beer!

#32

Assuming you're serious, see #6

#54

Broocie! Broocie!

Big Wave - Jenny and Johnny

Some Velvet Morning - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood


And I expect this



to be a shoo-in this evening.

#59

Surely to goodness.

#59

Did no one tell them the building was on fire? Amazing how much Renée resembles a young Scotch Git.

#61 Scotch must have looked so cute with those long blonde curls ;-)

#59 dont worry it will be on the list of Jimbofraeerskine....who really should end his self imposed exile.

Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Jordan "Baby its Cold Outside"
Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong "Summertime"!
Charlie and Innez Fox"Mocking Bird"
Bob and Earl "Harlem shuffle"
James and Bobby Purify"I'm Your Puppet"...and the most unlikely double act yet (Mr and Mrs)Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed and the supercool "In Our Sleep"Cheers ,Willie Bartke

#63, Yeh, c'mon Jim, it's the season of goodwill after all, come back and join the fun!
I suspect Joe-K is missing the competition ;-)

#53 That's my kinda wumman, myopic!

#57 I hate Springsteen... but this can do it!

#63
Exile??
He could be any one of three regular posters on this Blog!!

What about duo?

Or this for Henri, from the Golden Age of radio!

#55

It's Toby Young!


#59, #61

Ah, yes. The balcony scene...


#69

Ain't gonna play no soul. 10-4

>8-D

TUESDAY

'Big Bad John' - Charlie Daniels Band & The Oak Ridge Boys

TUESDAY

'Feudin' and Fightin'' - George Jones & Melba Montgomery

#68

I presume you mean Waldorf and Statler. They're on my wavelength.

I'm having sugar for tea...

Suddenly - Olivia Newton-John & Cliff Richard

Hearing Nick Cave and Shane MacGowan reminds me. Is Ellie Goulding's Your Song the worst record ever made?

#75 yes

#75 Very possibly. Trying to make it her "own" by singing off key, then realising it doesn't work and having to get back closer to on key. If she'd just stuck with doing a straight cover, it might have worked better (not than the original...) because she does have a no' bad voice. Just leave the classics alone, lass.

#61, #62

Glen,

I thought you meant a young

I was only going to say it once.

#75

I like the subtle lyric change that makes the song a gift to a newborn child.

#61, #62

Nae wonder Paul wet his kilt...

#55 - Henri - Stop acting like a drunken toddler. It's not funny!!!

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