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WEDNESDAY


Lah-Di-Dah - Jake Thackray

Ode de Toilet - Brad Paisley

Long Tall Texan - Lyle Lovett

Beefhearts and Bones - Michael Marra

Getting Over You - Willie Nelson & Bonnie Raitt

Soul in Chains - Sensational Alex Harvey Band


and I couldn't leave out

Against the Wind - Máire Brennan ~ for my cousins in Gweedore, Co. Donegal

They went to school with the Brennans, you know!

:o)

Swearin to God / Frankie Valli
Three ring circus / Blue Magic
Across 110th st / Bobby Womack

Bob Marley - Three Little Birds

The Bible - Honey Be Good

Gene Clark - Lifes Greatest Fool

Jack Johnson - Sittin', Waitin', Wishin'
A kick up the jacksy is probably more effective in the long run.

#1 'La-Di-Dah' is a wonderful song...it should be played...oddly very romantic/very oddly romantic!!!

Elvis:
'Don't Be Cruel' - I actually prefer Cheap Trick's version from Live At The Budokan
'Polk Salad Annie'
'An American Trilogy'
The latter two I don't really like till I hear them!

'Walk On By' - The Average White Band version is great

'Please Release Me' - Johnny Adams...much much better than Englebert.

'Behind The Mask' - Eric Clapton

Wednesday:

Fat old sun - David Gilmour

The Last Resort - The Eagles

New York Groove - Hello

Love and affection - Joan Armatrading

Loving and free - Kiki Dee

Stairway to heaven - Led Zeppelin

For my Lady - Moody Blues

Broken down angel - Nazareth

Lost for words - Pink Floyd

Boston Tea Party - SAHB

On Raglan Road - Sinead O'Connor

Leather and Lace - Stevie Nicks

Who are you - The Who

Mother Nature's Son - The Beatles

True Love Ways - Buddy Holly

Let it grow - Eric Clapton

Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes

Waking up sideways - Kassidy

Out of time - The Manic Street Preachers version please!

Alive and kicking - Simple Minds

One Tree Hill - U2



DC

Opener has to be, by the legendary John Barry;



Hit or Miss

More to follow........

Al

Wilko Johnson's on 'Later With Jools' tonight.

Kene Gelly and I would like

Sometime Around Midnight - Airborne Toxic Event

it was played on Tom Morton's show on 26/8/2011 therefore should not be too hard to find.

Thank you in advance

Concrete and Clay / Unit 4 Plus 2
....a 4 and a 2 but it is a 3

Avenues and Alleyways / Tony Christie
my karaoke song....sad I know

Nothing Ever Happens / Del Amitri
I love the whole idea of resetting every day, great song.

Broken Down Angel / Nazareth
No comment required

My White Bicycle / Tomorow (with Steve Howe on guitar)

City to City / Gerry Rafferty
Great example of why we need to believe albums are the best thing.
I fear we are losing that perspective.

Lose to win / Colin Hay
Check yoochoob, no explanation required.

Hand in Glove / Smiths and Sandie Shaw (Andy Rourke on bass)
How good could The Smiths have been, I know Johnny Marr got all the plaudits but listen to Andy Rourkes bass on this, soooooperb!

Sorry for being a bore,
Al

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#11 Easy for you to say

#10

Re: Smiffs

Al,

No, you're not a bore. You're normally quite lucid. Which is why I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt and listen to Sandie and her chums. I shall not do so again. Apart from the time lapse between Bryan letting it rip and me reaching the channel changer.





































sadder but wiser git

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Caption competition "Lorraine dissaproves of Henri Hannah crituiqe of her husbands greatest hits"

send the prize to Dale Kelvin - he is still looking for the 1974 Tommy Burns Esso Coin - that will do him.

David Bowie -

Lady Grinning Soul
Drive In Saturday
Everyone Says Hi
Life On Mars
The Bewlay Brothers
Boys Keep Swinging
Be My Wife
Pictures Of Lily
The Pretiest Star
Sound and Visison
Ashes to Ashes
Loving The Alien

#13 why have I saddened the git,

I'm shocked!

Al send him along to some solo Mozz that will cheer him up!

Cheers Norrie you've just made me think.....




Girl Don't Come / Sandie Shaw

Al

#5 Just discovered that 'Please Release Me' is actually called 'Release Me'!!! Well I never!

Bet Henri Hannah has never forgiven Englebert.

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Miss Baba stares in disbelief at the playlist of the forthcoming henri hannah radio show when she cant find any mention of the statutory queen and proclaimers track

#5 Oh I give up! Cheap Trick - 'Dont Be Cruel' isn't on At Budokan...sigh!

Slow me down - Aberfeldy
Hurry on now - Alice Russell
Easier to forget - Allison Moorer
Back to black - Amy Winehouse
No cars go - Arcade Fire
Maid in heaven - Be Bop Deluxe
Nights on Broadway - Bee Gees
The longest time - Billy Joel
Love me tomorrow - Boz Scaggs
One more night - Stephen Bishop
Her I am - Steve Earle
Johnny and Mary - Robert Palmer
Every day hurts - Sad Cafe
All that matters - Curtis Stigers
Bad moon rising - Creedence Clearwater Revival
The blower's daughter - Damien Rice

Joe
Linlithgow

#20 just like that tina turner song which is actually called The Best

Del Shannon:

'Hey Little Girl'
'Little Town Flirt'
'So Long Baby'
'Stranger In Town'

3rd time lucky maybe? since it's a 3 theme

I'm A Cuckoo - Belle and Sebastian

if not maybe try these..

The Final Arrears - Mull Historical Society
In My Place - Coldplay
White Winter Hymnal - Fleet foxes
Let Love In - The Goo Goo Dolls

#27 2nd for In My Place - Coldplay.

Indeed Julie the opening from that song just makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up :).

Although I have to say I will not be disappointed if he played B&S instead as they really don't have a lot of 2 or one word title's I can suggest ^_^.

Caption Where's mah Dignity gone??

re 9 ... class ...

now then GIO jury ... look into my eyes ... the eyes ... look into them ...

despite your obvious aversion to anything toxic, you SHALL play the following track on Wednesday's three little words show...

'Sometime Around Midnight' ~~ Airborne Toxic Event

when I stop typing everything will be but a blur ...

#1
La-di-dah, 3 "words" ?????

On Alison Again - didn't we have Hold Back The Night - The Trammps on 'parts of the day' night last week? Makes all these big lists look a bit silly does it no?
Still, I dont suppose Angel of Harem will ever be beat (3 times in the same week).

My eldest has just gone off to work in The City of London - a part of the world I do business with quite a lot myself. The scale of London never ceases to amaze me, and I don't know if I'm unusual, but I think London is a great place to be.... but it has it's own dangers...this song reflects that..

I don't recall that we've ever heard Nitin Sawhney - one of my all time favourite artists - played on GIO but I feel this track will make a huge impression upon the listeners..

Days Of Fire - Nitin Sawhney (feat Natty) from the album London Undersound.

If you're not familiar with this, check it out..must be in the library, surely?

regardez youse

henri

#32


hyphenate Ìý vb Ìý to separate (words, etc) with a hyphen


Collins English Dictionary hyphen Desktop edition


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#5, #32


If it doesn't get played Julie will be terribly, terribly upset.


And it will be Adam's fault.

Bully-from-Brazil


;o)

#5, 32 & 35 I think Adam is quite correct to question the validity of that song, after all three word titles must be the commonest number you can get, hence more pedantry needs to be applied to the track selection :-)

sorry Julie

...now it must be at least 3 days since I requested anything by Joan Wasser so.........

To Be Loved - Joan As Police Woman

....beautiful celebration of that feeling that nothing else can equal *sigh* and previously unrequested, from that "difficult second album" To Survive

also


In My Life - The Beatles

....sentimentality that I CAN listen to again and again.........


Turn Turn Turn - The Byrds


.....and every word the same


Paul from Ayr

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#5, 32 & 35....and of course apologies to you too Scotch....speshly if it turns out to be as good as u both suggest ;-)

'City Of Night' - Pink Martini...Henri would like to hear it too no doubt!

#32, #36

It's just as well that Julie and I do not require your approval.

The decision will be made by our beloved presenter and his no less beloved producer.

I know they will do that which is correct in the interests of natural justice.

caption comp.

'bessy braddock'*......................THREE

'off fotae voice'..................no bad dear, but take 6......shhhhhhhhhh conference

*consult your back copies of conference standing orders for the days when a labour party conference actually had people who had something to say.
(one of my two favourite political speeches contained the line...........'i know what's going on'.....i'm going on!!! (no, its not from TUSK))

many thnks for all the wonderful plaudits and good wishes and stamps etc etc.
however it hardly feeds the dog so today i am accepting DOSH as a prize.


i'll be doon the front desk just after 8 so hae it ready.

cheers frae the dale

'i wonder why'..................dion and the belmonts

'be my baby'....................ronettes

'at the hop'.....................danny and the juniors

cheers frae the dale

#39

Absolutely -we play Pink Martini in episode 2!

I'm thinking of including 'Autrefois' for Friday.

Their retrospective cd got a big thumbs up in The Herald this morning... are there still tickets for the Usher Hall?

I'd really like to see that, even with the dep singer.

regardez youse

henri

She Sells Sanctuary, The Cult
Lip Up Fatty, Bad Manners
Born This Way, Lady Gaga
You Run Away, Barenaked Ladies

Caption
'...and finally, the indoor weather conditions.'

Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon

Echo & The Bunnymen - 'Nothing Lasts Forever'

Maybe I'm Amazed - Sir Paul McCartney

#34
It wasn't the hyphens I was referring to.

Would you get any points in scrabble for "lah", "di" or "dah" ?

Its So Easy - Andy Williams

The Living Years - Mike & The Mechanics

#48 Were they not all set to count letters as words on Monday night?

Satisy My Soul - Paul Carrack

Oops, 'satisFy

A stretchier bee humming...

WHITE RHINO TEA from STRANGEITUDE by THE OSTRICH TESTICLES

It Ain't Easy - Bettye LaVette

Think Bowie did a version of the years ago.
Norrie?

Al.

Sure did Al. Last track on side 1 of the Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars if my memory serves etc.

Cheers Norrie, didny realise it was on Ziggy.....

A

'Real Real Gone'- Bettye LaVette

another Elvis suggestion...'She's Not You'

"The Enemy Guns" by DeVotchKa - absolutely BRILLIANT song. Always gets me blood pumping. Wish I'd thought of it for the Whistling theme night.

#51 the letters actually meant something though, energy is the product of the mass and the square of the speed of light in a vacuum.

Believe it or not, these letters mean a wee bit more than la, di and da , hyphenated or otherwise


P. DantiC

#61 are you a boffin? First English lessons now this!

Oui

info bod

Adam, a nearly anagram!!!

DC cooking Palak Gosht tonight

#48


Lah - The syllable naming the sixth (submediant) note of a major or minor scale in solmization.

Di - The symbol for didymium.

Dah - The longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code.


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....and you can hyphenate these??????

#67

As Kinky Friedman is wont to say; Why the hell not?!?

You might well hyphenate them. But it's clearly a different matter getting the song played. There we are, then. Done and dusted.

#68 you might have had a point if you typed

Why-the-hell-not-?-!-?