The Whole Nine Yards Ep 222 27.4.25 Burnt by the Spotlight with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 222                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 27th April 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Burnt by the Spotlight

Fame can be both a dream and a heavy burden, especially for musicians whose lives are constantly under public scrutiny. While fame brings admiration, it also invites pressure, loss of privacy, and emotional strain. Many artists have used their music to explore and expose the personal cost of celebrity – writing candidly about the anxiety, isolation, and identity struggles that come with being constantly watched and judged. Through music, the price of fame is often counted, reminding us that beneath the glamour there is often decay.

Hour One

The New Radicals – You Get What You Give (Maybe You’ve Been Brainwashed Too 1998)

Kings of Leon – The Bucket (Aha Shake Heartbreak 2004)

Menswear – Public Image (The Menswear Collection 1995)

Johnny Marr – Sun & Moon (The Messenger 2013)

Yungblud – Weird! (Weird! 2020)

Palma Violets – Hollywood (I Got It) (Danger In The Club 2015)

Future Islands – Through the Roses (The Far Field 2017)

The Ting Tings – Keep Your Head (We Started Nothing 2008)

Just Jack – Starz In Their Eyes (Overtones 2007)

Melanie – Some Day I’ll be A Farmer (Gather Me 1971)

Laura Marling – Wild Fire (Semper Femina 2017)

Aimee Mann – Stranger Into Starman (@#%&*! Smilers 2008)

Aurora – The Seed (A Different Kind of Human, 2019)

Taylor Swift – Nothing New (featuring Phoebe Bridgers) (Red (Taylor’s Version) 2021)

Hour Two

David Bowie – The Stars (Are Out Tonight) (The Next Day 2013)

Jesse Ware – Spotlight (Extended) (What’s Your Pleasure 2020)

Faye Webster – Wanna Quit All The Time (Underdressed At The Symphony 2024)

Elton John – Candle in the Wind (Acoustic Mix 2003) (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 1973)

Peter Sarstedt – Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)? (Peter Sarstedt 1969)

Lewis Capaldi – Before You Go (Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent, 2019)

Passenger – Whispers (Whispers 2014)

Birdy – Strange Birds (Fire Within 2013)

Dave Matthews Band – #41 (Crash 1996)

The Swell Season – People We Used to Be (The Swell Season 2025

Lost Immortals Ep 217 Easter Sunday 20.4.25 with Roy Stannard & Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 317 Sunday 20th April 2025 5-7pm

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples

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Full Force Gale

Another polyglot, multilingual, multicultural and esoteric show that celebrates the whole of music, blind to its track record, in love with its diversity. Songs contributed by our FB followers of all curiosities and creeds. The Easter wind created by Van Morrison and Elvis Costello.

Hour One

1. The Boojums – Burnin’ Up (Single 2025)

2. Bob Mould – It’s Too Late (Black Sheets Of Rain, 1990)

3. Idles – Gratitude (TANGK, 2024)

4. Grauzone – Eisbaer (single 1981)

5. It’s A Beautiful Day – Bombay Calling (It’s A Beautiful Day, 1969)

6. Michael Franti & Spearhead – Stay Human (All the Freaky People) (Stay Human, 2001)

7. Maya Delilah – Squeeze (The Long Way Round, 2025)

8. Nizlopi – Fine Story (Half These Songs Are About You, 2004)

9. Oscar Jerome – The Potato (The Fork 2025)

10. Poppy Daniels – Boundaries (Keep On Going EP 2025)

11. Habib Koité – Batoumambe (Baro (feat. Bamada), 2001)

Hour Two

1. Tangerine Dream – Dolphin Dance (Underwater Sunlight 1986)

2. Jess Klein – I Just Wanna Know Your Name (Bound to Love, 2009)

3. Molto Morbidi – Sideways, the Way (Ela Orleans mix) (Chocolate Ashtray EP 2025)

4. Billie Marten – Bird (Writing of Blues and Yellows, 2015)

5. Ry Cooder – The Very Thing That Makes You Rich (Makes Me Poor) (Bop ‘Til You Drop

1979)

6. Van Morrison (with Ry Cooder on Slide) – Full Force Gale (Into the Music 1979)

7. Elvis Costello – Full Force Gale (No Prima Donna – the Songs of Van Morrison 1994)

8. Energy Orchard – Belfast (Instrumental and vocal versions) (Energy Orchard 1990)

9. Brian Kennedy – Captured (The Great War of Words 1990)

10. Brian Kennedy & Ralph McTell – From Clare to Here (On Song 2 2005) (Originally on Ralph

McTell – Right Side Up 1976)

EXTENDED

1. Eilen Jewell – Till You Lay Down Your Heavy Load (Boundary County, 2006)

2. Cold Specks – Cold Goodbye (Light for the Midnight 2025)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 221 Easter Sunday 20.4.25 Somewhere for Me with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 221

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 20th April 2025 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Somewhere for Me

An Easter special celebrating coming out of caves – and stones being rolled away with the landmark album ‘Somewhere For Me’ by the Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus celebrating 20 years at the start of May. Beautiful contemporary songs covered by 30 glorious voices. (20th Anniversary Concerts, 2+3 May St. George’s Church Kemptown, Brighton www.brightongmc.org

Plus the greatest Easter songs you didn’t know were about Easter.

Hour One

Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – Somewhere For Me (Somewhere for Me 2011) (original song by Thea Gilmore
The Enemy – Last Goodbye (music for the People 2009)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – The Last Goodbye (Somewhere for Me 2011) (The Enemy)
Ian McCulloch – Playgrounds & City Parks (Slideling 2011)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – Playgrounds & City Parks (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Ian McCulloch)
Nine Inch Nails – Hurt ft Trent Reznor (The Downward Spiral 1994)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – Hurt (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Nine Inch Nails)
Radiohead – No Surprises (OK Computer 1998)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – No Surprises (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Radiohead)
David Bowie – Heroes (Heroes 1977)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – Heroes (Somewhere for Me 2011) (David Bowie)
Richard & Linda Thompson – A Heart Needs a Home (Hokey Cokey 1974)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – A Heart Needs a Home (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Richard & Linda Thompson)

Hour Two

Walter Trout – Let Me Be the One (Positively Beale St. 1997)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – Let Me the One (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Walter Trout)
Ron Sexsmith – God Loves Everyone (Cobblestone Runway 2002)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – God Loves Everyone (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Ron Sexsmith)
Neil Young – After the Goldrush (After the Goldrush 1970)
Brighton & Hove Gay Men’s Chorus – After The Goldrush (Somewhere for Me 2011) (Neil Young)
Mott the Hoople – Roll Away the Stone (The Hoople 1974)
Mumford & Sons – The Cave (Sigh No More 2009)
U2 – Wake Up Dead Man (Pop 1997)
Peter Gabriel – My Body Is a Cage (The London Temple Version) (Scratch My Back Deluxe 2010)
Damien Rice – Cold Water (O 2002)
The Beloved – The Sun Rising (Happiness 1989)
The Dream Academy – Sunrising (The Morning Lasted All Day: A Retrospective 2014)

Lost Immortals Ep 316 13.4.25 with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 316 Sunday 13th April 2025 5-7pm
with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples
on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Put a Light On

Our Lost Immortals team have presented us with a range of songs with timely titles – “What I didn’t tell you; Accidents Never Happen; Earth is not Room Enough; The Rain Never Came; Love Don’t Care; What the Hell?; California Uber Alles; Things That Scare Me; Let It Burn; Saviour’s Song.” A show for the zeitgeist..

Hour One

Blondie – Accidents Never Happen (Eat to the Beat 1979)

Turin Brakes – Spacehopper (Spacehopper, 2025)

Blue in Heaven – Julie Cries (Julie Cries 12” 1984)

Matt Berninger – One More Second (Serpentine Prison, 2020)

The Groundhogs – Earth is not Room Enough (Who Will Save the World 1972)

Witch – Queenless King (Sogolo, 2025)

Modà – Quello che non ti ho detto (Quello che non ti ho detto, 2006)

Mike Delevante – The Rain Never Came (September Days 2025)

Lord Huron – Mine Forever (Long Lost, 2021)

Anders Osborne – Love Don’t Care (Living Room, 1999)

Elvin Bishop – What the Hell? (Live 2021)

Bob Martin – Midwest Farm Disaster (Midwest Farm Disaster 1972)

Hour Two

The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy – California Uber Alles (Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury, 1992)

Lindi Ortega – Ashes (Faded Gloryville, 2015)

Generationals – Put a Light On (Heza, 2013)

The Ironsides – The Raven (Single, 2013)

Margo Cilker – Tehachapi (Pohorylle 2021)

Neko Case – Things That Scare Me (Originally Blacklisted 2002) Then Wild Creatures 2022)

Amelia Curran – Ah, Me (Hunter Hunter 2009)

Of The Wand & The Moon – Absence (The Lone Descent, 2011)

Matt Steady – Sunrise (Presence 2023)

Elles Bailey – Let It Burn (Beneath the Neon Glow 2024)

Philip Seth Campbell – Saviour’s Song (London Communion 2024)

Leon Bridges – God Loves Everyone (Leon 2024)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 220 13.4.25 Glock Music with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 220                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 13th April 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Glock Music

The glockenspiel, whose name means “set of bells” in German, is a percussion instrument made of tuned steel bars arranged in a keyboard-like layout. It originated as a set of graduated bells in the 17th century, later evolving into the modern metallophone design. Initially played with drumsticks, the use of mallets became popular in the 19th century, coinciding with the Romantic era. The glockenspiel is known for its bright, high-pitched tone and is commonly used in orchestras, marching bands, and even popular music. To put it another way, if you include a glockenspiel, there’s probably a kitchen sink in there as well.

Hour One

Bloc Party – Signs (Intimacy 2008)

U2 – I Will Follow (Boy 1980)

Beck – Uneventful Days (Hyperspace 2019)

The Beach Boys – Sloop John B (Remastered) (Pet Sounds 1966)

Ramones – I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (Ramones 1976)

Sam Fender – People Watching (Seventeen Going Under 2021)

Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (Born to Run 1975)

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers – Beautiful Disaster (remastered) (Honky Tonk Union 1999)

Counting Crows – Palisades Park (Somewhere Under Wonderland 2014)

Arcade Fire – Wake Up (Funeral 2004)

Hour Two

Duffy – Distant Dreamer (Rockferry 2008)

The Beatles – Only a Northern Song (Yellow Submarine 1969, featured in later releases)

The War on Drugs – Holding On (A Deeper Understanding 2017)

Jimi Hendrix – Little Wing (Axis: Bold as Love 1967, re-released in later compilations)

Durand Jones & The Indications – Love Will Work It Out (Private Space 2021)

The Flaming Lips – Do You Realize?? (Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots 2002)

Sigur Rós – Hoppípolla (Takk… 2005)

Bon Iver – Holocene (Bon Iver, Bon Iver 2011)

Vampire Weekend – Horchata (Contra 2010)

Coldplay – Clocks (A Rush of Blood to the Head 2002)

Radiohead – No Surprises (OK Computer 1997)

Lost Immortals Ep 315 6.4.25 with Roy Stannard and Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 315 ⁠Sunday 6th April 5-7pm⁠

with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM⁠

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen⁠

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Tell My Therapist I’m Fine⁠

At the end of Women’s History Month we’ve had a good deal of suggestions for great female singers and songwriters. I’ve added someone who might be a new name to you – Bishop Briggs and a track from her latest album ‘Tell My Therapist I’m Fine’. Plus the usual carte du jour of brilliant blues, fantastic folk, rip-roaring rock and awesome alternative music.

Hour One


Bishop Briggs – My Serotonin (Tell My Therapist I’m Fine 2025)
Fatoumata Diawara – Yada (London Ko 2023)
Lyn Collins – Think (About It) (Single, 1972)
Big Maybelle – One Monkey Don’t Stop the Show (B Side of Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On 1955)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe – Rock Me (Single 1938) (The Lonesome Road 1941)
Etta Baker – Carolina Breakdown (Railroad Bill 1999)
Oh Pray Tell – Poor Black Woman Blues (Single 25.5.25)
The Donnas – I Don’t Want To Know (If You Don’t Want Me) (Gold Medal, 2009)
4 Non Blondes – Superfly (Bigger, Better, Faster, More!, 1992)
Can – Yoo Doo Right (3P Mix) (Sacrilege version 1997 Monster Movie 1969)
The Move – The Last Thing On My Mind (Shazam, 1970)
Julien Jabre – Swimming Places (The Disco-Tech of Julien Jabre 2003)

Hour Two


Bruce Dickinson – Tears Of The Dragon (Balls To Picasso, 1994)
English Teacher – Broken Biscuits (This Could Be Texas, 2024)
The Gourds – LGO (Stadium Blitzer 1998)
Rickie Lee Jones – Danny’s All Star Joint (Rickie Lee Jones, 1979)
Tracy Chapman – For a Dream (Our Bright Future, 2008)
Max Gomez – Rule the World (Rule the World 2013)
Linda Ronstadt – En Mi Soledad (Frenesi 1992 (2016 remaster)
Eros Ramazzotti ft Cher- Più che puoi (Stilelibero (Freestyle) 2000)
Slaid Cleaves – Wishbones (Wishbones, 2004)
Nadia Reid – Runway (Listen to Formation, Look for the Signs, 2015)
Elliott Smith – Pitseleh (XO, 2007)
Armand Amar – Poem of the Atoms (OST, Bab’ Aziz (The Prince Who Was Gazing Upon his Soul), 2006)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 219 6.4.25 Crush with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 219                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 6th April 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Crush

The term “crush” meaning a mild romantic attachment is thought to date back to the late 19th century. It reflects the sensation of being emotionally overwhelmed or “crushed” by an intense yet fleeting infatuation. An Orange Crush is a refreshing cocktail typically made with freshly squeezed orange juice, vodka, triple sec, and a splash of soda water. A lot of ingredients in a small space. This week we are playing a lot of different songs about romantic crushes, mixed and shaken within the confines of a two hour show. Whether you’re gliding around the room or crushed against a wall of emotion, we’ll make sure that you’re stirred, if not shaken.

Hour One

Shelley Fabares – Johnny Angel (Shelley! 1962)

Shelley Fabares – Johnny Loves Me (Ten Songs for You 1962)

John Leyton – Johnny Remember Me

Darlene Love – Today I Met the Boy I’m Going to Marry

The Crystals – Then He Kissed Me

Dusty Springfield – I Only Want to Be With You (Stay A While – I Only Want To Be With You 1964)

Alison Moyet – When I Was Your Girl (The Minutes 2013)

Band of Horses – Crutch on You (Things Are Great 2021)

Blue in Heaven – Across My Heart (All the God’s Men 1985)

Blink-182 – Wasting Time (Cheshire Cat 1994)

Busted – What I Go To School For (Busted 2002)

Avril Lavigne – Things I’ll Never Say (Let Go 2002)

Owen Beverly – For Mia (The Drunk Lover EP 2003)

Fountains of Wayne – Stacy’s Mom (Welcome Interstate Managers 2003)

AJR (featuring Rivers Cuomo) – Sober Up (The Click 2017)

Hour Two

Jennifer Paige – Crush (Jennifer Paige 1998)

Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Relentless Love

The Last Dinner Party – My Lady Of Mercy (Prelude to Ecstasy 2023)

Colbie Caillat – Bubbly (Coco 2007)

Alice Martineau – If I Fall (Daydream 2002)

Wildflowers ft Emmi – Got a Little Crush on You

Taylor Swift – Sparks Fly (Speak Now 2010 / Taylor’s version 2023)

Madonna – Crazy for You (Like a Virgin 1984)

Yumi Zouma – Crush (It’s Late, Just Stay)(EP III 2018)

Jalen N’Gonda – Just as Long as We’re Together (Single 2025)

Yuna (featuring Usher)- Crush (Chapters 2016)

Pink Pantheress – Just For Me (To hell with it 2021)

Lost Immortals Ep 314 30.3.25 with Roy Stannard and Matt Stapleson Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS Ep 314 with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

True Adventures

The exhilarating radio journey continues with our two intrepid sonic explorers going behind the lines of conventional radio playlists and playing only songs recommended by our listeners outside the bedraggled ranks of overworked adult contemporary playlists, never having been taken capture by the Top 30 police. Music in no man’s land.

Hour One

Alkaline Trio – Keep ‘Em Coming (Maybe I’ll Catch Fire, 2000)

British Sea Power – True Adventures (Open Season, 2005)

Jackson Browne – The Barricades of Heaven (live) (Looking East 2020)

Ryan Adams – There is a Light That Never Goes Out (Smiths Cover Live, 2025)

Little Feat – Spanish Moon (Feats Don’t Fail Me Now, 1974)

Dominique Fils-Aimé – Where There Is Smoke (Stay Tuned!, 2019)

Jimmy Smith with Kenny Burrell & Grady Tate – Organ Grinder Swing (Organ Grinder Swing 1965)

Greentea Peng – Stone’s Throw (Tel ‘Dem It’s Sunny 2025)

Azymuth – Linha do Horizonte (Early Days, 1975)

Skip James – Sickbed Blues (Devil Got My Woman, 1968)

Hour Two

Fiona Joyce – Letting Go (Lifting the Veil, 1996)

Ani DiFranco – Cradle And All (Not a Pretty Girl, 1995)

Gillian Welch – Wayside / Back in Time (Soul Journey, 2003)

Danny O’Keefe – Goodtime Charlie’s Got The Blues (Danny O’Keefe 1971)

Mary in the Junkyard – Bear Walk (This is my California B Side 2024)

Imane El Halouat with Hugo Bracchi – Free From (Days of Optimism 5 track EP 2025)

Iona Fyfe – Scotland Yet (Single 2021)

Zoe Muth –Annabelle (World of Strangers 2014)

Sarah McLachlan – Drawn to the Rhythm (Solace 2010)

Alessia Cara – Out of Love (Pains of Growing 2018)

Zoe Graham – Happen (Tent, 2025)

Lucinda Williams – Right In Time (Car Wheels On A Gravel Road 1998)

Extended

The Band and The Staple Singers – The Weight (Orig, Music from Big Pink, 1968. Live)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 218 30.3.25 Reborn with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 218                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 30th March 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Reborn

This week we embark on a journey through music that celebrates fresh starts, second chances, and the endless possibilities of new beginnings. For the next two hours I’m pulling together a collection of songs that sing about renewal, transformation, and the courage to start over. Whether you’re reflecting on the past or looking forward to the future, we’ll try to to uplift your spirits and remind you that every day is an opportunity to begin again.

Hour One

Lightning Seeds – Life of Riley (Sense 1992)

The Killers – Life to Come (Wonderful, Wonderful 2017)

Romy – Enjoy Your Life (Mid Air 2023)

Tiberius B – New Life (New Life Single 2024)

Depeche Mode – New Life (Speak & Spell 1981)

The Fray – How to Save a Life (How to Save a Life 2005)

Paul Weller – Brand New Start (Modern Classics: The Greatest Hits 1998)

Ray Charles & The London Symphony Orchestra – Amazing Grace (Music of Hope 2001)

Ibeyi – River – Ibeyi – 2015

Health – Life (Death Magic 2015)

Girls – Lust for Life (Album 2009)

Ferniya – Extra Life (Extra Life single / Shuffle Squad 2024)

Lady Blackbird – Reborn (Slang Spirituals 2024)

Hour Two

Johnnie Taylor – I’ve Been Born Again (Super Taylor 1974)

Martha Wainwright – Love will be Reborn (Love Will be Reborn 2021)

Bishop Briggs – Reborn (Bishop Briggs EP 2017)

Bright Eyes – The First Day of the Rest of my life (I’m Wide Awake It’s Morning 2005)

Lisa ft Doja Cat & Raye – Born Again (Alter Ego 2025)

Jim James – A new Life (Regions of Light and Sound of God 2013)

Jared Feinman – New Life (Love is an Obstacle 2021)

Daydreamer – New Beginnings (Sense 2016)

Allx – Begin Again (Purity Ring Cover) (Originally Another Eternity 2015 / Busking 2018)

Sault – Eternal Life (Untitled: Black Is 2020)

Mighty Truth – Rebirth (From the City to the Sea 1995)

Wendy & Lisa – This is The Life (Trevor Horn mix) (Wendy & Lisa 1987 / Dangerous Minds 1995)

Phil Campbell – Faith, Hope and You (Fresh New Life 1997)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 217 23.3.25 Skin with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 217                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 23rd March 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Skin

Skin is a hugely important symbol in music and lyrics because it represents both physical and emotional boundaries.

Skin is the point of physical connection, making it a common metaphor for love, attraction, and desire.  It can offer protection but is also a point of vulnerability, someone can be both thick and thin skinned..

Songs about skin can refer to racial identity, social justice, or cultural pride and shedding skin or occupying a “new” skin can symbolise rebirth or hope for the future.

Skin is the crossing between our internal and external selves, offering artists a way of exploring love, identity, and emotional strength. We’ve all got skin in the game..

Hour One

Frank Sinatra – I’ve Got You Under My Skin (Songs for Swingin’ Lovers 1956)

Siouxsie & The Banshees – New Skin (Unreleased Showgirls version) (The Rapture 1995 / re-issued 2014)

Lloyd Cole & The Commotions – Perfect Skin (Rattlesnakes 1984)

Bruce Springsteen – American Skin (41 shots) (High Hopes 2014)

Foo Fighters – Live-In Skin (There Is Nothing Left To Lose 1999)

The Gits – Second Skin (Frenching the Bully 1992)

Athlete – Somewhere Beneath My Skin (The Getaway EP 2009)

Wishbone Ash – In The Skin (Nouveau Calls 1989)

Peace – Perfect Skin (Happy People 2015)

Manic Street Preachers – As Holy As The Soil (That Buries Your Skin) (Rewind The Film 2013)

The Boo Radleys – Wishing I was Skinny (Giant Steps 1993)

Hour Two

The Beautiful South – This Old Skin (Golddiggas: Headnodders & Pholk Songs 2004)

Dry the River – Animal Skins (Shallow Bed 2012)

The War On Drugs – Old Skin (I Don’t Live Here Anymore 2021)

Bradford – Skin Storm (30 Years of Shouting Quietly 1989)

Rag’n’Bone Man – Skin (Human 2017)

David Kushner – Skin And Bones (The Dichotomy 2024)

Dijon – Skin (Sci-Fi 1 EP 2018)

Bat For Lashes – Skin Song (Body of Songs 2014)

Sade – Skin (Soldier Of Love 2010)

Breeze Redwine – Under Your Skin (Breeze Redwine EP 2020)

Death Cab for Cutie – Summer Skin (Plans 2005)

Billie Eilish – Skinny (Hit Me Hard and Soft (2024)

Aurora – Some Type Of Skin (What Happened to the Heart? 2024)