Discardarama

01 Oliver Cool - Oliver Cool
02 King harvest has surely come – The Band
03 Rain, rain go away – The Ivy League
04 Justify the rain – The Cosmic Rough Riders
05 Mr In-Between – Burl Ives
06 Harvest – Neil Young
07 Spaghetti harvest – Richard Dimbley
08 What a waste – Ian Dury and the Blockheads
09 Nephew trouble - Shelley Berman
10 Linden lea / Golden sheaves – Songs are for singing
11 Goblin’s gamble – Autumn
12 River stay away from my door - Paul Robeson
13 The Highway Code part 1 – The Master Singers
14 The Gower wassail – Steeleye Span
15 You coulda been a lady – Hot Chocolate
16 Faggots – The Wurzels

We couldn't let the year end without a Yuletide meet. Just the two of us for this, but still a dozen crackers. Throw a yule log on the fire, grab a mince pie and enjoy some head-nodding, egg-nogging tunes.

Reindeer - BBC Wildlife
One little Christmas tree - Stevie Wonder
A very special day - Ferrante and Teicher
An Hawaiian Christmas song - The Jackofficers
Imitation of Christ - The Psychedelic Furs
Christmas countdown - Frank Kelly
What's the good of a birthday? - Gracie Fields
Why did I let you go? - Morecambe and Wise
Who's that up on the roof? - The Peter Pan Caroleers
Omnes de saba venient - Ramsey Parish Choir
Carol of the bells - Percy Faith and his Orchestra
Black Country Christmas song - Black Country Night Out

Top tunes this time are:

Break dancin' - The West Street Mob
Me and my machine - Steve Hervieu
Walk on water - The Cuban Heels
The Truth - Grandmaster Melle Mel and the Furious 5
Drowning - The Beat
Which way should I jump? - The Milltown Brothers
I want you - Cabaret Voltaire
The horse song - Iggy Pop
Sun song - Ray
Leash called love - The Sugarcubes
The castle - The Savage Rose
That's my home - Levon Helm

Unwrap yer hammock, laze with the last of the summer sun and enjoy...

Third Man theme - Herb Alpert
Vendetta theme - John Barry
A tramp shining - Richard Harris
Birmingham jail - Slim Whitman
Following the boinder round - The Singing Postman
Lady with the braid - Dory Previn
Penguin strut - Pete Drake
Drivin' - Dave Mackay Orchestra
I'll be your baby tonight - Maureen Tucker
We're tops on a Saturday night - Bert Ambrose and his Orchestra
I want more - Can
Daytripper - The Jimi Hendrix Experience.

Recorded in a drowsy, hazy way for your enjoyment.

Three of the gang are back with a new episode of recovered gems in whose joy is disguised a subtle undercurrent of death and sadness. Come into our Gentleman's parlour, grab yourself a port or perhaps a nice sherry and enjoy another hour of great music you'll probably have never heard.

Recorded in a binman's vest, this is the tired, and muffled, story of three blokes and some charity shop tunes. The gritty, kitchen sink drama of yesterday's vinyl is documented here - Iggy Pop and Mario Lanza face up to the Sensational Alex Harvey (and Incredible String) Bands, a Teenage Fanclub lurks in the alleyways, giving us The Chills. The grim reality from Steinski and The Mass Media leads, inevitably, to the waiting Val Doonican. It's a Be Bop Deluxe, and no mistake.

Apologies for the sound qulaity of the chat, we've done what we can, but enjoy the tunes - that's what they're there for.

Second Hand Sounds from the Second City

Ignore the dodgy microphone and the fact that we've slimmed down to a duo, there are still a dozen doozies to listen to, from 60's instrumentals to 90's dub, Lou Reed to Linton Kwesi Johnson, Jah Wobble to Jesus Christ Superstar, Turkish pop to Wishbone Ash.