Mixing up the medicine, taking it to the bridge, fixing a hole, fixing to die, kicking out the jams, flying sideways through time, exploding into space, taking you higher, watching the tide roll away, doing the dog (not the donkey!), moving like a parallelogram, fishing about architecture, squeezing our lemons, twisting our melons, dubbing it up blacker than dread, waiting for the man, walking the dog, running with the devil and stealing in the name of the Lord.
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Don’t Look Back, Rock’n’Roll High School, A Hard Day’s Night, Slade In Flame, The Harder They Come, This Is Spinal Tap, Dig!, Dance Craze, That’ll Be The Day, King Creole, The Girl Can’t Help It, Rude Boy, Tommy, 24 Hour Party People, Quadrophenia, Head, Gimme Shelter, Jazz On A Summer’s Day, Bird, Babylon, The Fearless Freaks, The Man Who Fell To Earth, The Wall, Wattstax, Performance, Soul To Soul, The Filth And The Fury, Breakdance 2: Electric Boogaloo, Purple Rain, Yellow Submarine, 2000 Motels, Saturday Night Fever, The Blues Brothers, Ray, and Johnny Cash’s appearance in Columbo.
Head-On by Julian Cope, Teenage by Jon Savage, Chronicles by Bob Dylan, Mystery Train by Greil Marcus, Nowhere To Run by Gerri Hirshey, The Dark Stuff by Nick Kent, Dino by Nick Tosches, Soulsville by Rob Bowman, The Heart Of Rock And Soul by Dave Marsh, Triksta by Nik Cohn, The Legendary Joe Meek by John Repsch, Diary Of A Rock’n’Roll Star by Ian Hunter, Poison Heart by Dee Dee Ramone, Revolution In The Head by Ian McDonald, Bass Culture by Lloyd Bradley, Crosstown Traffic by Charles Shaar Murray, Space Is the Place: The Lives And Times Of Sun Ra by John F. Szwed, One Train Later by Andy Summers, Brother Ray by Ray Charles and David Ritz, Miles by Miles Davis and Quincy Troupe; Owning Up by George Melly, Wreckers Of Civilisation by Simon Ford, Please Kill Me by Clinton Heylin and Moon The Loon by Dougal Butler.
From Jelly Roll Morton to The Arctic Monkeys. This week’s heroes include…The Noisettes, 1990s, Bo Diddley, Joe Strummer, Little Richard, James Brown, Mark E Smith, Tony Bennett, The Adverts, Vincent Vincent And The Villains, Sly And The Family Stone, Maps. Foals, Amy Winehouse, Roy Orbison, Polytechnic, Jimmy Campbell, Roy Harper, Good Shoes, Patrick Watson, Gladys Knight, Rufus Wainwright, Findlay Brown, The Manhattan Brothers, De Rosa, Kings Of Leon, Midlake, Alan Vega, Sam Cooke, Marvin Gaye, Stephanie Dosen, Von Sudenfed, Howlin’ Wolf, Howlin’ Wilf and several more that we’re about to listen to right NOW!