
Summary
The Whole Nine Yards Episode 97
With Roy Stannard
On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
Broadcast Sunday December 4th 2022 3-5pm
http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen
Runaway
Running away is probably one of the most common themes in music.
Whether it’s running away from home or escaping with someone, the idea of running away seems to inspire artists of all genres and ages.
Sometimes it just comes without a reason – simply getting away does imply a sense of freedom. Music about breaking free can be really emotional but also very liberating.
And feeling free is something that a lot of musicians like to express in their music.
In the end, isn’t music one of the best ways to escape?
Hour One
The Rifles – The Great Escape (The Great Escape 2009)
All Time Low – Runaways (Future Hearts 2015)
Marillion – The Great Escape (Brave 1994)
Morning Runner – Great Escape (Wilderness is Paradise Now 2006)
Boys Like Girls – The Great Escape (Boys Like Girls 2006)
Betty Who – Runaways (Take Me When You Go 2014)
Gallagher & Lyle – The Runaway (Love on the Airways 1977)
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy (The Age of Consent 1984)
Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (Born to Run 1975)
Stray Cats – Runaway Boys (Built For Speed 1980)
Hour Two
Naughty Boy ft Beyoncé and Arrow Benjamin – Runnin’ (Lose it All) (Bunjee Jumping 2015)
Marshmello ft Jonas Brothers – Leave Before You Love Me
AURORA – Runaway (Running Away with Wolves 2015)
Lord Huron – Time to Run (Time to Run EP 2012)
Radiohead – How To Disappear Completely (Kid A 2000)
The Killers – Runaways (Battle Born 2012)
Menswear – Being Brave (Nuisance 1996)
Tracy Chapman – Fast Car (Tracy Chapman 1988)
Craig David – Walking Away (Born to Do It 2000)
Abi Ocia – Running (Running single 2016)
Patrick Watson – The Great Escape (Close to Paradise 2007)
Scarlett Chapman – Home (Single 2022) — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-stannard/message