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[Martin Red]

http://homepages.force9.net/king1/LiveDates1989.htm

A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (1989)
UK chart position: 12

US chart position: No Entry

Voodoo Ray was the artistic peak of Acid House in the UK, recorded by the underground dance music genius, Gerald Simpson. It featured a sample of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/musictv/popontr...&q=hide&m=hide

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RADIOHEAD - CREEP - LIVE ON TOP OF THE POPS 1993

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[MarkK]

Cheers Martin

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lol

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lol

One of John Peel's favourites

[MarkK]

One of John Peel's favourites

I knew you would like it..

[Martin Red]

I knew you would like it..

back when she was an uptight looking bird, before Prince turned her into a vamp strumpet

1. Sheena Easton, 9 To 5

Maybe not so much of a surprise this one, as John was clearly smitten with the Scottish lass who won probably the earliest of reality shows, Esther Rantzen’s Big Time, made two appallingly vacuous and grating 45s as part of the deal, and wound up as Prince’s girlfriend. It’s pure toss, of course: it regressed the cause of feminism by many years, as the singer gleefully relates how her feller toddles off to work on the morning train, and she waits for his return each day, when ‘night time is the right time/We make love.’ Jesus wept, and no wonder by Christ. Seeing this performed by a heavily made-up 8 year-old girl on Minipops was surely the low point of Channel 4’s early years. John regularly programmed the song into his roadshows, added it to the 1980 Peelenium and a copy was found in his Record Box after his death. But did he ever play it in the course of his normal shows? Oh yes, and had the temerity to describe it as a ‘great pop record’ afterwards. So is the jury still out on this one, or have they recommended the death penalty? You are the judge.

http://johnpeeldotnet.wordpress.com/

[MarkK]

Brilliant!

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great pop song about heroin

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In memory of Martin

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