BAIBS Thursday 27/06/13

Do I need to do the preamble about why the playlist is not at the bottom of the page? Thought not. Here goes:

Playlist Thursday 27/06/13

One Step Beyond - Madness

Hundred Mile High City - Ocean Colour Scene

1996 - The Wombats

One Drop - Public Image Ltd.

Two Tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Seven Nation Army - White Stripes

The 8 O' Clock Blues - Famous Villains

If I Had A Million Dollars - Barenaked Ladies

The Magnificent 7 - Bad Manners

45 - The Gaslight Anthem

96 Tears - The Stranglers

19th Nervous Breakdown - The Rolling Stones

524 Fidelio - The Wedding Present

Song 2 - Blur

40 - U2

2013 - Primal Scream

Signal 30 - Public Service Broadcasting

One In Ten - UB40

5 Years Time - Noah And The Whale

19-2000 - Gorillaz

7 O' Clock - The Quireboys

10/10 - Paulo Nutini

18 With A Bullet - Pete Wingfield

(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 - Dr. Feelgood

Love Me Two Times - The Doors

51st State - New Model Army

54 - 46 Was My Number - Toots And The Maytals

21 Guns - Green Day

1979 - Smashing Pumpkins

DO IT UNPLUGGED LIVE ACOUSTIC SESSION - THE HOT SOLES

Runaway

Ready To Burn

57 Channels - Bruce Springsteen

Two Fingers - Jake Bugg

5:15 - The Who

One Way Or Another - Blondie

The Magnificent Seven - The Clash

Looking After Number One - The Boomtown Rats

Seven Seas - Echo And The Bunnymen

Three Minute Hero - The Selecter

2-4-6-8 Motorway - Tom Robinson Band

Nine Acre Dust - The Charlatans

The Return Of The Los Palmas 7 - Madness

Easy one again. Each song with a number in the title. What makes it more fun is when listeners pick up on it and send in relevant requests (thanks Nettie for Love Me Two Times and Paul for 51st State). Obviously the live session songs didn't comply to the theme but I can hardly insist that a band that have come in to play only play songs with numbers in the title.

So, yes, today was the third (or possibly two and a half after Tuesday's debacle) Do It Unplugged live session. The Hot Soles followed Isla's Father on Monday to show just how high the standard is going to be. A brilliant two song set with Sole Boy A (Kieran) demonstrating a powerful bluesman voice. Impressive stuff for 9am. 

Someone asked me after reading yesterday's blog who comes up with street names. The answer to that is I don't have a clue. But it did remind me of the estate in Bristol I believe where all the streets were named after British Second World War heroes. Bernard Montgomery Place, Guy Gibson Grove etc and the somewhat unfortunately named Douglas Bader Walk. They have since changed it.

Well it's a work day so I'm due my nap but I'm waiting to see if the bailiff calls back wanting business rates for a business that isn't mine or if David Cameron replies to my tweet about Nelson Mandela. I'll probably get confused and rant at the bailiff about his 'Hang Mandela' posters. That should confuse him long enough for me to hide my CDs. I don't own anything else.

Laters

SS