
Summary
The Whole Nine Yards Season 2 Ep 26 originally broadcast on Sunday 25th July 21 3-5pm with Roy Stannard and Callum W. Stannard on Burgess Hill Community Radio
On my 65th birthday I play a selection of the songs that have forged, signposted and accompanied my life. My son Callum joins me on this odyssey with some well chosen comments. Appropriate – as he’s had to listen to many of the songs during his formative years.
Ricky Nelson – Hello Mary Lou (Rick is 21 1961)
Bob Lind – Remember the Rain (Elusive Butterfly 1966)
(played it all the time when I was ten)
The Beach Boys / Brian Wilson – Surfs Up (solo version 1967)
Gordon Lightfoot – If You Could Read Your Mind (Sit Down, Young Stranger 1970)
America – A Horse with no Name (America 1971)
(first consciously adult record purchase, still love it today)
Marvin Gaye – What’s Going on (What’s Going On 1971) (first record that told me that you could actually change things with a song)
Philip Goodhand-Tait – Everyday (I Think I’ll Write a Song 1971)
Rod Stewart – Mandolin Wind (Every Picture Tells a Story 1971)
Neil Young – Heart of Gold (Harvest 1972)
Carla Thomas – Love Among People (Sugar 1973) Last single.
The Ensemble El Salaam – Peace (The Sojourner 1974)
Henry Gross – Shannon (Release 1976)
The Saints – (I’m) Stranded (I’m) Stranded 1976)
Department S – Going Left Right (Single on Stiff 1981)
Linton Kwesi Johnson – Making History (Making History 1984)
The Smiths – This Charming Man (The Smiths 1984)
Swing Out Sister – You On My Mind (Kaleidoscope World 1989)
Adorable – Sunshine Smile Single 1992)
Guru ft Carleen Anderson – No Time to Play (Jazzmatazz Vol 1 1993)
Mike Scott (The Waterboys) – What do you want me to do (Bring ‘em all in 1996)
Geneva – Tranquillizer (Further 1997)
(Lyric ‘We will be happy while we are still young’ nuff said)
Matt Redman – The Father’s Song (The Father’s Song 2000)
Teenage Fanclub – Sometimes I don’t need to believe in anything (Shadows 2010)
Hugh Masekela – The Joke of Life (Liberation 2003)
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