I was flying solo tonight, Erik putting his commitment to The Evening Post, (as I still call it) first. It was a bit of a blow as when BBC6Music listen, (and Elizabeth Mahoney, the radio critic from The Guardian), they won’t experience the full potential of the show. Our suitability for the 6Music Saturday 10am-1pm slot is based on our double act, as that time slot is very much the comedy slot, having been presented by Adam and Joe, and Richard Herring and Andrew Collins, Andrew Collins and Josie Long and now Peter Serefinowic for six weeks.
Erik will be back next week, and we are also plotting to start a series of podcasts independent of Trent Sound.
I wasn’t totally alone however, as I had a live session guest, Nottingham singer/songwriter Will Jeffery.
As with my solo shows, there was a heavier emphasis on music. I tend to slip back into my John Peel mode when I’m on my own.
Stanley Holloway ‘Any Old Iron’
Sultans Of Ping FC ‘I’m In Love With A Football Hooligan’
Jesus Jones ‘The Devil You Know’
The Pointed Sticks ‘Out Of Luck’
The Specials ‘Gangsters’
The Barnum Meserve ‘Broken Window’
Jake Morley ‘Many Fish To Fry’
Will Jeffery ‘The Day Off’
‘Dance Hall’ (performed live, watch the video here)
‘Dorothy Jean’ (performed live, watch the video here)
‘Bucket And Spade’
Guns n’ Roses ‘Dust and Bones’
Emily Needs ‘Joy Of Hearts’
Judge Dread ‘Rudy (A Message To You)’
Trevor And Simon ‘I Love My Shirt’ (top of the hour comedy song)
The Fall ‘Blindness’
Eddie And The Hot Rods ‘Teenage Depression’
Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine ‘Lean On Me I Won’t Fall Over’
Calling All Astronauts ‘Someone Like You’
Marc Reeves ‘Nightmare’
Motorhead ‘Ace Of Spades’
George Formby ‘Ace Of Spades’ (original version of the Motorhead classic from the 1930s, or was it?)
Long Dead Signal ‘Asleep At The Wheel’
BreadChasers ‘This Will Be Better’
Ghosts Wear Clothes ‘Stay Indoors And Watch The Buildings Burn’
The Cult Of Dom Keller ‘Beyond Burning Skies’
Rainbow ‘Since You’ve Been Gone’ (new feature, every show ends with a dad rock classic)
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