The Whole Nine Yards Ep 82 21.8.22 Lost in the Seventies with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

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The Whole Nine Yards Season 2 Episode 82

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday August 21st 2022 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listenlive

Lost in the Seventies

Although I was born in the 50s when Heartbreak Hotel was Number One, and was a teenager in the 60s when all boys had to be either Paul McCartney or John (Lennon in my case) when my interest in music as a subculture began, I came of age in the early Seventies.  The decade which arguably had the most diverse collection of musical styles of any era – from reggae to ska, disco to punk, protest to teenybop, prog rock to pub rock, soul to hip-hop, Kraut Rock to Yacht Rock. And then there was Glam..

For the last 2 hours Mimms has been celebrating the 80s and 90s. For the next two we’re going to sneak into the 70s to listen to classic songs that, unlike the Sweeney, managed to avoid being smashed, grabbed or lined up in a pop identity parade.

Hour One

The Raspberries – Overnite Sensation (Hit Record) (Starting Over 1975)

The Alan Parsons Project – Don’t Answer Me (Ammonia Avenue 1984)

Adrian Gurvitz – Classic (Classic 1982)

Rupert’s People – Reflections of Charles Brown (Single 1967)

Procul Harum – A Whiter Shade of Pale (Single 1967 stereo remastered)

Dean Ford ft Joe Tansin – Reflections of My Life (Reflections of My Life 2012)

Marmalade – Rainbow (Reflections of the Marmalade 1970)

Can – Vitamin C (Ege Bamyasi 1972)

Cado Belle – All Too Familiar (Cado Belle 1976)

The Alan Parsons Project – Old and Wise (Eye in the Sky 1982)

Lamont Dozier – Going Back to my Roots (Peddlin’ Music on the Side 1977)

Hour Two

Vinegar Joe – Never Met a Dog (Vinegar Joe 1972)

The Real Thing – Liverpool 8 Medley/Children of the Ghetto (4 From 8 1977)

Odetta – Hit or Miss (live) (Odetta Sings 1970).

Buchanan Brothers – Son of a Lovin’ Man (Medicine Man / Son of a Lovin’ Man 1969)

The Roches – Hammond Song  (The Roches 1979)

Darondo – Didn’t I (Single 1973 / Let My People Go 2006)

Link Wray – Fallin’ Rain (Link Wray 1971)

Joe Mama – Love is Blind (J is for Jump 1971)

Ann Peebles – Trouble, Heartache & Sadness (straight from the Heart 1972)

Karen Dalton – Something on Your Mind (In My Own Time 1971)

Valerie Carter – Crazy (Wild Child 1978)

Labi Siffre – Cannock Chase (Crying Laughing Loving Lying 1972) — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-stannard/message

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Published by Roy Stannard

I'm someone who doesn't like parameters, barriers or fences. I'll try and climb over them, burrow under them or just pretend they don't exist - until they don't. Sometimes I'll write about the mind in a poetic way, or poetry with neural undertones, or I'll proselytise endlessly about my favourite new band - or one of the old ones. My Blog will give you the keys to the kingdom. A kingdom with no borders, no expectations and, therefore, no failure.. Because I am endlessly empathetic with people, their motivation, their behaviour,their problems and their quest for knowledge, I work with the pioneering Brighton-based homeless, vulnerable women and disempowered school students charity Off The Fence Trust that has tried to redress the equality deficit for over two decades. I produce, host and promote two radio shows a week: The Whole Nine Yards Sundays 3-5pm on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM (www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen) - and Lost Immortals on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM on Sundays 5-7pm.

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