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Mystery Dance - Elvis Costello

Short & sweet:

Lochinvar - Rod Stewart (0:24)
Her Majesty - The Beatles (0:23)
Sake - The Guillemots (0:40)
Maggie Mae - The Beatles (0:41)
The Impossible Dream - Sensational Alex Harvey Band (0:53)
Pigs on the wing (2) - Pink Floyd (1:26)

Gonnae pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease play the last one?


DC

THURSDAY


For You - Judie Tzuke ~ 2:40

Seduced - Mary Coughlan ~ 2:30

Eh Umna Therefore Eh Um - Saint Andrew ~ 2:26

Get Your Buisquits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed - Kinky Friedman ~ 2:23

Me Neither - Brad Paisley ~ 3:19 but the singing stops at 1:39, after which it's instrumental wi' a wee bit shouting. You can fade out at 2:00 and not miss much.

:o)

dont know why it came to my head but

Liam Lynch This is my united states of whatever really short from memory

I am so rubbish at using the computer I can't highlight or add links think ill need to get the 11 year old in to show me

Get Free - The Vines (2.04)


Eric/Glen, you'll appreciate this one.

#2

Thoct you said you were oot??
That didnae last long.

Just finished listening to Tuesday's show with Alison Again and I think Bryan might have been a bit quick to dismiss pop stars and sport as a theme. A little bit of research reveals the following:

Rod Stewart – Football (trial for Brentford)
Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden) – Fencing
Conway Twitty – Baseball
Huey Lewis, Alice Cooper and Glen Campbell – Golf
Julio Iglesias and Luciano Pavarotti – Goalkeepers
Avril Lavigne – Ice Hockey
Jack Johnson – Surfing
Barry White – Crown Green Bowling
Simon Le Bon – Sailing and Motorbiking
and
Willie Nelson – American Football (hard to picture I know)

Johnny Adams - 'Please Release Me' (2:52)

2:52?

Including the giggling that's half the programme.

Short but sweet. Definitely not me.

The Coral Dreaming of You

Bubble time.

Ginger Baker bred polo ponies in Colorado and is a recognised expert on polo.
Tico Torres plays the Dunhill Links Pro-Am every year.

(2:19) 'After Midnight' - JJ Cale

Seven days of the Week (I Never Go To Work) - They Might be Giants 1.55

jinkk,

Perhaps will help.

:o)

#15

Forget i for italics. It don't work no more. Use em instead.

(2:56) Pink Martini - 'Lily'

- David Lindley 1.33

#16 Scotch, you're no way 11.

#7 @ ta AfR...................ye forgoat

cliff richard ...............tennis

cheers frae the dale

(2:38) The Toys - 'Lovers' Concerto'

Three-Part Invention (Sinfonia) No 10 (BWV796) - Béla Fleck 0.58

Crow Jane - Stefan Grossman & Rory Block 1.50

- pure class in under two minutes and guess what? you won't hear it.

An Toll dubh / Runrig (1.35)
I dreamed there was no war / Eagles (1.38)
Little deuce coupe / Beach Boys (1.39)
God is love / Marvin Gaye (1.42)
Little child / Beatles (1.46)
Yakkety Yak / Coasters (1.47)
Not Fade Away / Rolling stones (1.48)
The Letter / Boxtops (1.50)
59th Street Bridge song / Simon & Garfunker (1.50)

I'll stop now before they get too long

How Happy I Am - The Incredible String band - 2.18

Down the Line - Buddy Holly 2.02

Cut Across Shorty - Eddie Cochran 1.46

testing

(1:25) 'Velocity Girl' - Primal Scream
(1:51) - 'Love You More' - Buzzcocks
(2:12 'Borstal Breakout' - Sham 69
'Molly's Lips' - Nirvana or The Vaselines (under 1:50)

Yes Henri Hannah sage of the blog and business guru. Thank you for slating my pitch before it even got to the Dragons thereby killing my idea stone dead. You then made sure that YOU were straight in there with a pitch based on a business case and I quote "temporary hike in sales".

I am

a) reporting you to the blogdudsman



b) off to pitch my idea to Iain Anderson.

less than 3 minutes, nae borra

the best ever song less than 180 seconds wi' the wummin's name lana in it.

'lana'..................roy orbison

cheers frae the dale

Minimum Wage by They Might Be Giants. I forget the exact length, but it's under a minute long. Also, Les Poissons from the Little Mermaid soundtrack.

if you happen to have spare minute at any point in the programme bryan et les ami...
no i shall re-phrase....if you happen to have exactly 1 minute at any point in the programme then you should give an airing to this much underrated and talented singer songwriter......

'la derniere minute'................carla bruni

cheers frae the dale

yeh! a fight, a fight!! get intae him, Norrie!!! c'mon, Henri, put yer mitts up!!!

#6 I wiz oot!!!!

I went oot the back for a bottle o' wine!


#26 did yer test work @ta dale?


DC

Wooden Heart - Elvis (2.01)
One day - Melody Gardot (2.02)
I can't stand up for falling down - Elvs Costello (2.05)
We'll meet along the way - Hem (2.06)
When will I be loed - Linda Ronstadt (2.09)
I love to boogie - T.Rex (2.15)
Factory - Springsteen (2.19)


Joe
Linlithgow

I won't forget you - Jim Reeves (2:00)



DC

Do not even try and kid on there is better than these:

Ryan Adams - A Kiss Before I Go (dead short)

The Jam - All mod Cons (1:20)

Springsteen - Johnny Bye Bye (1:52)

#33 @ ya DC......aye just havin' a wee test tae masel' and if yev any o' that bevvy left..........ah need it tae think o mair sangs that dinnae last very long.

aye and the best sang ever less than 360 half seconds that starts wi' sumdee bashing a saucepan...nae wunner they called it tin pan alley.
but whit a song!!! top that.

'concrete and clay'..................unit 4 plus 2

cheers frae the dale

Yes and:

Smiths - Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want (1:51)

Mozz - I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris (2:30)

Kirst McColl - You Just Havent Earned It Yet, Baby (2:48)

#28

A PUBLIC APOLOGY TO ALLADIN MACLEAN ESQ>

I had started to notice that the 'business case' model was becoming prevelent and realised that if I didn't buck my ideas up and come up with a marketable suggestion I would get left behind selling gas mantles of musical appreciation when everyone else had moved onto the electric light of merchandising.

This transformational strategy, although plainly stolen from the competition, proved a decisive intervention in the market but moreover, the shout was given added impetus by securing the emotional buy in of the dragons due to the twin advantages of the timely death of the songwriter and the fact that the shout was blisteringly obvious and would appeal similtaneously to the old,the romantics, employees of DHL and the gay community - not since Hoover's ' it beats as it sweeps as it cleans' has there been such a 'tiger in the tank' - a master stroke of marketing.

This is however only the populist ' sell out' henri hannah - other less clandestine shouts were also available - that this one was selected does not in any way reflect upon the personal prefrences of the real henri hannah (though it's still a great track).

I therefore apologise to Alladin MacLean and the blogotariat for this clandestine behaviour,carried out by a single rogue part of my brain and which has now been removed.

I'd like to reiterate that your inter -actions are important to me at this important time and we'll all do better in the future.

Henri Hannah
Supreme Commander
Random Shouts Publishing Inc.

'Svatba' ~~ The Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Choir (1'28")
short + sweetly haunting ...

'Hey Little Sister' ~~ The Meat Purveyers (1'51")
short + sweetly frenetic

'R.A.M.O.N.E.S.' ~~ T Ramones (1'21")
short + engaging ...

Dear Castatrophe Waitress - Belle and Sebastion 2:23
Everyone loves a bit of Belle and Sebastion I would hope
Dizzy - The Goo Goo Dolls 2:42
The first Goo Goo Dolls song I heard and only 2:42 long
I Came In From The Mountain - Roddy Woomble 2:40
Lead singer of Idlewild showing off his folk talents to very good effect
(I Am) What I Am Not - Idlewild 2:44
Roddy Woomble as more people are more used to hearing him conjunction with his bandmates in Idlewild.
The Wind - Cat Stevens 1:41
Amazing song which is over before your realise and leaves you longing for more!
A Hazy Shade of Winter - Simon and Garfunkel 2:18
Should get in if only for the line "Time, time, time, see what's become of me"

'ow about this then...on the 'Love' album you get not one, not two but three - yes three Beatles tracks in under two minutes!!!

Drive My Car/The Word/What You're Doin - The Beatles

from the fabulous Love album.

Have a listyen, this is really fabby, beautifully done.

regardez vous

henri

Love is a Rose - Neil Young (2:16)


Paul from Ayr


#15 thanks for the info Scotch, I was a bit bored this morning!

#39 @ ya HH it must have taken a few steps to get there.
however that is not my main point.
i see the words.
what i read though, as an objective bystander, is a rather weak justification at a cheap shout.
not a capital crime, granted. just try harder.
where i do concur is the 'love' album.a wonderful piece of production.

(i'm quite excited as i'll be rattling the saucepans around the hob as ma wee tune comes on....in less time to soft boil an egg,excluding the time taken to boil the water if you want to get really technical)

cheers frae the dale

#44 Imelda usually asks me to make love to her when she is boiling an egg. Something to do with her egg timer breaking a while back.

I wouldn't say my wife is fat, but when I carried across the threshold I had to make two trips.

It's not too late for us to catch the train to Edinburgh.

I was going down the pub last night and told her to get her coat. She thought she was coming with me till i explained i was puttin the heating off.

#15 and 16 Thank you so much Mr Git you have opened up a whole new world to me I thought I was doing well setting up a blog and facebook account now the world is my oyster haha x

Francesca: Roy Harper

Many happy returns my precious Francesca... 12 years of pure attitude.

We're having some problems posting your comment at the moment. Sorry. We're doing our best to fix it.

Aye, right!

Picking up on Madonna track played last night... (not that I'm a Madonna fan; infact she ranks up there with Whacko Jacko and The Lighthouse family in my list of artist titled 'Waterbaord me; deprive me of sleep; just don't make me listen to...)... I digress... point is a THEME suggestion:

Songs about childhood, being young and blissfully innocent.

#51 the only madonna song i ever liked was 'this used to be my playground' which strangely enough would fit the bill.

Happy birthday Francesca. 12 years of attitude????


And you've still to become a teenager....

#45

#19

Gaie,

I do not know what this means...


#43

Paul,

You're welcome!


#48

jinkk,

You're welcome! Don't spend too much time on the Dark Side or you'll end up asking for Neil Young. (see #43)

>8-D

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BRING ME THE SHORT HEAD OF ALFREDO GARCIA!

#53 are you telling us that you & Imelda are well-acquainted with regard to the matter of boiling eggs?




Should Paolo be telt?

It was my tall son John's birthday on Tuesday - 20 years of altitude.

#53

Men, may save your life.

Wire: "12XU" - short request, short song

#51. Thanks Paolo for reminding me... cheer me up why don't you!:)

WE’RE HAPPY LITTLE VEGEMITES from AMANDA PALMER GOES DOWN UNDER by AMANDA MACKINNON GAIMAN PALMER who is appearing at THE ARCHES tomorrow night is only 1:24 but you’ll play

SAME OLD SAME OLD by THE TOSH

because you are boring and unimaginative.

#45 @ ya paolo.

that's interesting, with or without yer jaickets oan.

cheers frae the dale

*sigh*


#54 see #4.

#61

What colour is the sky in your world Thing-Fish?

Talking Heads - Who Is It? (1.44)
Magazine - Model Worker (2.53)

#64

and is it filled with Little Fluffy Clouds?

#61 & #64 What are you trying to say?

...and can you see oot the wee windae?

Cutting GIO off for SCOTTISH football? What is the world coming to?

Anyway...Party on the Patio by ZZ Top. Under 3 minutes.

Scott Martin
Charlotte NC USA

#63

Gaie,

Ah! I thought you were referring to comment #11


#11

Mary-Doll,

Great shout! It reminds me of a scene in

Help ma boab, will ye lookit the sizeay thae slippers!!!


>8-D

Tonight's show has convinced me that a return to the one hour format would sharpen it up and cut out a lot of mindless laughter and unnecessary discussion about people's eating habits.

#71

I agree to a degree. Despite the theme, 18 songs in 1 hour looks quite impressive against an average of what? 23 or 24 songs in a typical 2 hour show?

So yeah, rambling off on tangents can be fun but not at the expense of the music.

Instead of one 2 hour show, maybe we could have two 1 hour shows with different (related?) themes.