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Spring cleaning? Does he mean my April shower?

I came upon a copy of the Rolling Stones' Voodoo Lounge whilst dusting my sideboard. Now I hate spring cleaning so, too cheer myself up, I read the instructions on how to use the CD player (it's been so long.....) and then slipped the disc into the machine.

Unfortunately, someone had managed to drip a blob of candle wax over my favourite track so I gave up on this method and looked the album up on ayechoons.

New Faces please! It fair gets rid of cobwebs

DC

Gaie, following on from #103 on the previous blog, who has a copy of the jotter? Can someone mail me? I'd like to remind myself of all those great A-Z suggestions made a couple of years ago

Two suggestions:
Calling my children home - Emmylou Harris (from Spyboy)
Her I go again - Whitesnake (from Best of.........)

Both found when cleaning the car this weekend.

Joe
Linlithgow

When moving house a number of years ago I discovered a wonderful box set which included 'A Night At The Opera' and 'A Day At The Races'. So from the same wonderful band can I request



Al.

Previously on the blog..

#106
"If they're gonny repeat themes don't repeat the music, it's no difficult"

Exactly Al. If they're gonna insist on repeats then print a "Last Time Out List".
I've been hammerin on about this for ages. If they did, it would make the "Aw naw, no again" into a challenge or at least a "in wi chance this time".
I reckon a third of the playlist tonight were on the last two train nights.

Good grief Adam, the Snr Producer has better things to do!

Dross I've dug oot... can I get back to you all on this one?

#6 didn't the Captain keep a record of playlists? Maybe he could post these!

Look what i found at the back of the cupboard.
Looks like its been there a while.

Deep breath


Blow


Dust in the wind




The windaes were open.


It was kansas but Melanie's version will keep the git happy.

# various
AfR, MMfC and DC

Just a bit less obvious would be nice, the guys n gals have been coming up with some great shouts but invariably the 'top 3 pop single' gets played.
What's the point of having a theme then?

I'm no moanin' any mair, guess you just need to keep on truckin.

Aff tae bed,
Al.

Hello Bryan, Blogotariat.....

K's CHOICE 's 'Almost happy' is the album I am rediscovering just now. Full of melancholy songs and really beautiful. One of my favorite tracks on this CD is ' Always everywhere' and with Mothers day coming soon I think it can perhaps make it on air this evening. 'Shadowman' is the song I like best on this album with Gert BETTENS (lead vocals); Now if you want something more lively and uplifting then I suggest 'Somewhere'.

Friendly greetings to all.

:)

Chris.

Here is another song featuring on K's CHOICE' s 'Almost happy' [not 'Paradise in me_ wrong sleeve cover]



Another very good song. I would very much like to hear Amy MAC DONALD cover it.

Gong scanner slips…

Snogs! Glen in scrap!

Have just rediscovered two good songs by Jean-Jacques GOLDMAN
:)


'Compte pas sur moi'

and

'Entre gris clair et gris foncé'

I picked a random CD from the collection the other week to play in the car. I'd forgotten how good it is so I would like to share:

The Adventures - "One Step From Heaven" from "The Sea of Love"

#5 Very good ☺

#11

You have now climbed the foothills of enthusiasm to reach the plateau of disillusion where the bloggers wait eternally for the "Get A Life" helicopter.

I am struggling a wee bit to contribute to the theme as the following status exists in my CD collection (and lp's):

All CD's and LP's are in Alpabetical order by Artisst and within that sub group by year of release. The only difficulty this gives is, for example, should Del Amitri be filed under D or A. I also worry about, for example, Justin Currie where I have to fight the temptation to file him next to Del Amitri.

Turning to the car. This has a dedicated ipod and two SD card slots. So unless I list a SD card.....

Having said all of that I managed to trap two mice in the shed this weekend:

Bruce Springsteen - Trapped, great Jimmy Cliff cover

I cut the grass and tidied the edging etc:

Van Morrison - In The Garden (best Van song ever)

I cleaned the windows:

Van Morrison - Cleaning Windows

My mind needs cleaned up:

Anything by Beyonce

#17 that disnae count Billy, unless you were washing the car at the time

#21 I cleaned the CD before I played it ☺

I came across these gems in a cupboard and realised I hadn't heard them in ages.

Crosby, Stills & Nash — Marrakesh Express
Godley & Creme — Under Your Thumb
The Andrews Sisters — Chattanooga Choo Choo
Flash and the Pan — Waiting For A Train
Train — Drops Of Jupiter
James Brown — Night Train
Elton John — This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore
Eels — Railroad Man
The Seekers — Morningtown Ride
Gladys Knight — Midnight Train To Georgia
Soul Asylum — Runaway Train
The O'Jays — Love Train
Willie Nelson — City Of New Orleans
D-Train — You’re The One For Me
Peter Gabriel — Steam
The Beatles — One After 909
Eruption — One Way Ticket
The River Detectives — Train Song
Nancy Whiskey — Freight Train
Electric Light Orchestra — Last Train To London

Purée! I was only 7 when this song first came out!!!



Harry NILSSON 'Gotta get up'

you should have been on solids by the age of 7, Christophe, sûrement?

Been playing 'Rock 'n' Roll Love Songs' (service station compilation CD) which I stumbled over in the cupboard under the stairs...

'I Think I'm Going Out Of My Head' - Little Anthony and The Imperials

I rummaged in a cupboard and came up with a cassette tape. I'm sure, GIO, you could find the digital equivalent if you tried, to the delight of all the hitherto unsatisfied Jeff Healey fans

Leave the Light On - Jeff Healey

# 25 :)
Aye/ At the time, my favorite dish was fish finger and rice... or french fries (LOL)

:)

Aye, Christophe, your grasp of the Scottish vernacular is formidable.

Oh look, I found another tape, this one called Layla and other Lovesongs. On it is the hitherto unplayed

Bellbottom Blues - Derek & the Dominos

I'm sure the several people who have asked for this before would be thrilled.

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#12

Christophe,

When is Maman's Day in France?

I was cleaning out my Mum's garage recently and to my amazement found a large collection of cassettes that I'd obviously left behind when I moved out. Unfortunately the majority of them were unplayable as they had got damp. To compensate for this immense disappointment please play:

Captain Beefheart - "My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains"

I found some Morrissey CD's stuffed down the side of the sofa. I think my wife may be trying to tell me something ☺

#26

Pure mints, by the way, Julie.

Prompted by DC @ #2, I dug out my copy of Voodoo Lounge and there are some great tracks on this album. (Last good Stones record??)

Love is Strong

or

I Go Wild

would be good.

#30 @ya Scotch Ooops! 'La fête des mères' (Mother's day) this year is on June 3rd !!!!
I really do not understand because just last Monday, they were making cards and other things for Mothers day at the nursery school in VEIGY FONCENEX......

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In Switzerland it's the 13th. of May.

That would explain it!

Wrong answer, mon ami. Every day is Mothers' Day.

Must say, I'm with the blog matriarch, our Norrie, in keeping everything pretty neatly filed, though I'm not hung up on chronological order. I almost never fling any music out.

I listen to everything on 'shuffle' and am often taken by surprise when something I haven't heard for years turns up in the car whilst driving around on business (even more surprised when something I've never heard turns up).

Here's four from the recent past:

Maggies's Farm - Solomon Burke

Tomorrow Night - Atomic Rooster

Pouring Water On A Drowning Man - James Carr

So It Goes - Nick Lowe

and the Northern Soul classic

I'll Keep Holding On - The Marvellettes

regardez youse

henri

golly, just unearthed another tape, a home-made one from an lp that I remembered to give back

Once There Was a Time - Ten Years After

I'll throw these in the bin and leave the rest for the next time we have this theme, next week.

#34 well that puts it into the "we've had lots of requests for that tonight" category then.








ie nae chance.......

DC

#39

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Excuse me. Something in my eye.......
































orphaned git

I can't believe it! I've been searching for years for my old copy of Harry Nilsson's Sandman but had given up hope of ever finding it!

There I was, throwing bleach onto the cobwebs under the bunker when I spied what I thought was a bit of a postcard. Taking care to wear eye protection & my trusty rubber gloves, I gently pulled out an LP sleeve and guess what????



The domestos had burned right through the vinyl.


Anyway, please play I'll take a tango




DC

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"...throwing bleach onto the cobwebs under the bunker..."


...whilst wearing marigolds...



I have to attend a birthday party in Fife next month. Jeezo...

The spiders don't come back



And it's nothing to do wi the rubber gloves...

#42

At least she never lived to see you in women's clothes.

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Imagine! I was just about to put the dinner (snail risotto with parsnip and nettle purée) in the oven when I discovered an old 78 that had been there since who knows when

She Wears Red Feathers - Guy Mitchell

NOOOOOOOOOOO!


Gaie,

Never write the word Imagine! Bryan will play it. (God forbid).



>8-D

Romeo Cleaner anybody?



Call 0800 666 222 and select Metro.

I've just had a big bowl of tripe an' onions in milk with mash! Smashin'!










I deserve to make tonights gourmet slot?

#48 Ha ha ha ha! This song never fails to remind of the film by Michael CATON-JONES: 'SCANDAL' (the John PROFUMO affair) starring John HURT, Joanne WHALLEY and Bridget FONDA, because this song features in the film

;)

I was just cleaning out the cupboard when I found a 2nd World War gre

#53 paolo did you find that cleaner that dealt with coffee spray (as it might work on vodka and tonic)?