Radio Show #31
The Upminster Kid - Kilburn & The High Roads
Clarence In Wonderland - Kevin Ayres & The Whole World
Mountain Blues - Sonny Terry
Upside Down - Tropics Of Cancer
That Old Feeling - Kathy Kirby
36-24-36 - The Shadows
Ire Feelings (Skanga) - Rupie Edwards
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Stand - Sy & The Family Stone
The Upminster Kid - Kilburn & The High Roads
Clarence In Wonderland - Kevin Ayres & The Whole World
Mountain Blues - Sonny Terry
Upside Down - Tropics Of Cancer
That Old Feeling - Kathy Kirby
36-24-36 - The Shadows
Ire Feelings (Skanga) - Rupie Edwards
Taxi - Harry Chapin
Stand - Sy & The Family Stone
14 COMMENTS:
Warhol Superstar said...Awesome.....thx as always - from one 'E' to another.
DECEMBER 2, 2010 AT 8:22 PM
rashid1891 said...his is good site
03147891418
DECEMBER 3, 2010 AT 5:26 AM
eduardo said...Harry Chapin aside-was that a Kevin Ayers track that crept in somewhere,unannounced?
DECEMBER 4, 2010 AT 4:58 PM
Wreckless Eric said...I haven't had chance to put a tracklisting up. But yes, that was Kevin Ayres & The Whole World - the song is called Clarence In Wonderland.
DECEMBER 6, 2010 AT 12:47 AM
David said...Wonderful mix of songs. Quite liked the second tune you played from your Dad's record collection as well.
DECEMBER 6, 2010 AT 10:46 PM
sprattle said...Your description of Harry Chapin's records as "at once preposterous and magnificent" is spot on. I found several on the sidewalk a few months ago. He is absolutely earnest (he was a crusader against world hunger), but also thuddingly literal in his lyrics.
Did you know he wrote a sequel to TAXI that takes up the story of Harry and Sue ten years later? Harry is now a famous folk singer. The song is called, logically enough, SEQUEL.
Also William Shatner did a bizarre version on an American TV show in the 1970s that's floating around in cyberspace somewhere.
DECEMBER 13, 2010 AT 2:25 AM
stuhre said...»Harry is now a famous folk singer.«
Harry Chapin is now... dead since 30 years.
He was a great singer and songwriter though.
JANUARY 14, 2011 AT 12:37 AM
Grahame said...Alright Eric, enough painting and decorating - time for a new radio show...
JANUARY 31, 2011 AT 3:28 AM
Anonymous said...Hi Eric, to be honest, I love you, your moderation and the music that you play. Being loved by a German bloke you don't even know might scare you to death, but that's not what I want. I want you to continue as long as you are able and willing. It's such a pleasure listening to your show.
Love to Amy!
Cheers, Lightning Buck
FEBRUARY 5, 2011 AT 7:36 PM
Rtcoms said...Hi Eric,
Really loved your song "whole wide world" . Can I get instrumental for that from somewhere.
Rohit
APRIL 4, 2011 AT 6:05 PM
Peter said...The last two shows - which I have just got round to listening to - ("So you finally got round to playing the B-Side...") are a great mix of tunes.
Any idea where you will be domiciled in the USA yet?
JUNE 5, 2011 AT 3:47 PM
Warhol Superstar said...Awesome.....thx as always - from one 'E' to another.
DECEMBER 2, 2010 AT 8:22 PM
rashid1891 said...his is good site
03147891418
DECEMBER 3, 2010 AT 5:26 AM
eduardo said...Harry Chapin aside-was that a Kevin Ayers track that crept in somewhere,unannounced?
DECEMBER 4, 2010 AT 4:58 PM
Wreckless Eric said...I haven't had chance to put a tracklisting up. But yes, that was Kevin Ayres & The Whole World - the song is called Clarence In Wonderland.
DECEMBER 6, 2010 AT 12:47 AM
David said...Wonderful mix of songs. Quite liked the second tune you played from your Dad's record collection as well.
DECEMBER 6, 2010 AT 10:46 PM
sprattle said...Your description of Harry Chapin's records as "at once preposterous and magnificent" is spot on. I found several on the sidewalk a few months ago. He is absolutely earnest (he was a crusader against world hunger), but also thuddingly literal in his lyrics.
Did you know he wrote a sequel to TAXI that takes up the story of Harry and Sue ten years later? Harry is now a famous folk singer. The song is called, logically enough, SEQUEL.
Also William Shatner did a bizarre version on an American TV show in the 1970s that's floating around in cyberspace somewhere.
DECEMBER 13, 2010 AT 2:25 AM
stuhre said...»Harry is now a famous folk singer.«
Harry Chapin is now... dead since 30 years.
He was a great singer and songwriter though.
JANUARY 14, 2011 AT 12:37 AM
Grahame said...Alright Eric, enough painting and decorating - time for a new radio show...
JANUARY 31, 2011 AT 3:28 AM
Anonymous said...Hi Eric, to be honest, I love you, your moderation and the music that you play. Being loved by a German bloke you don't even know might scare you to death, but that's not what I want. I want you to continue as long as you are able and willing. It's such a pleasure listening to your show.
Love to Amy!
Cheers, Lightning Buck
FEBRUARY 5, 2011 AT 7:36 PM
Rtcoms said...Hi Eric,
Really loved your song "whole wide world" . Can I get instrumental for that from somewhere.
Rohit
APRIL 4, 2011 AT 6:05 PM
Peter said...The last two shows - which I have just got round to listening to - ("So you finally got round to playing the B-Side...") are a great mix of tunes.
Any idea where you will be domiciled in the USA yet?
JUNE 5, 2011 AT 3:47 PM