Ding Dong

I went there! I had been planning the opening gag since midweek; open with 'Over The Rainbow' and then ponder on the fuss about not playing a song from The Wizard Of Oz. Satire! I should be on a late night BBC2 show or something. After all the hype surrounding the playing of the song, I had let it be known that whatever the BBC decided, I was going to play the song. My big advantage was that my show starts immediately after the Radio 1 chart countdown, so even if only for the first ten minutes or so, my audience would probably be higher than usual.

This week I did the show solo, something that I enjoyed doing but felt that something was lacking. However, it suited having two bands in as I didn't have to fill with a lot of chatter. We had two brilliant sets, (one in each hour) from Lunar Park and Fields.

7pm-8pm

Eva Cassidy 'Over The Rainbow'
Klaus Nomi 'Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead'
John McCullagh 'I'll Dance On Your Grave Mrs Thatcher'
Morrissey 'Margeret On The Guillotene'
Desperate Bicycles 'Blasting Radio'

50% of Lunar Park

Lunar Park live in session:

'Good Girl'

'Ghosts'

'Control'

'Sik'

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Neds Atomic Dustbin 'Happy'

Birthday Party 'Mr Clarinet'

Depeche Mode 'About You About Me'

Splodganessabounds 'I Fell In Love With A Female Plumber From Harlesdon NW1'

8pm-9pm

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band 'Faith Healer'

Pop Will Eat Itself 'There Is No Love Lost Between Us'

The Wonder Stuff 'Far Far Away'

The Wonder Stuff 'Oh No!'

Fields

Fields live in session:

'I Know That You Know'

'Conversations'

Turn It Down'

'Rock Paper Scissors'

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Sultans Of Ping FC 'Turnip Fish'

Calling All Astronauts 'I Wanna Be Your Dog'

The Jam 'Tales From The River Bank'

Wedding Present 'A Million Miles'

Ministry 'Lay Lady Lay'

The Beat 'Whine and Grine (Stand Down Margaret)