
Summary
The Whole Nine Yards 9.5.21
Show 15 Burgess Hill Radio.co.uk/listenlive
Classic Pop tunes that passed you by
Ever heard of Mondo Grosso, a Japanese band from Kyoto? I thought not. How about the similarly named Mondo Kane featuring Georgie Fame on a Latin jazz release produced by Stock Aitken and Waterman? Or the British electronic duo Mono? What about the long forgotten Scottish band, The River Detectives and their longest, best remix ever of a song called ‘Saturday Night, Sunday Morning’? No. Don’t worry. You’re in good company. We’ll play some hits you’ll know. But some of the best pop songs end up in remainder bins. This week we return them to their rightful place in the sun.
Tracklist:
Hour One
Mondo Grosso – Shinin’ (Toby 2003)
Celeste – Little Runaway (Single 2020)
T.Cole – Sippin’ not Trippin’ (Single 2021)
The War And Treaty – Take Me In (Live) (Hearts Town 2020)
Amber Weekes – Cristo Redentor/I Want Jesus To Walk With Me (‘Round Midnight 2021)
Sault – Eternal Life (Untitled (Black Is) 2020)
Ten City – That’s the Way Love Is (Foundation 1989)
Patrick McDaid – Love Pains (Love Pains 2021)
John Carr – Never Let Me Down (Single 2021)
Fantastic Something – If She Doesn’t Smile (It’ll Rain) (Single 1983) / The Thousand Guitars of St Dominiques (CHERRY RED RECORDS Cherry 61 (Single) Side B)
Mono – Life in Mono (Formica Blues 1996)
Hour Two
Mondo Kané Featuring Dee Lewis And Coral Gordon – New York Afternoon (1986, Vinyl)
Ben Watt – Some things don’t matter (North Marine Drive 1983)
Ben Watt – Irene (Storm Damage 2020)
Moby ft Gregory Porter & Amythyst Kiah (Reprise Version / Edit) (Reprise 2021)
Jesse Ware – Remember Where You Are (What’s Your Pleasure 2020)
Carmel – You’re all I Need (Good News 1992)
Calico Brothers – Poor Little Girl (God Left Town EP 2008)
Andrew Belle – Sky’s Still Blue (The Ladder 2010)
Bluebells – Will She Always Be Waiting (Sisters 1984)
The River Detectives – Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (Extended version) (Saturday Night, Sunday Morning 1989) — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-stannard/message