What song are you listening to?

[The Egg Man]

Milngavie line up over the next few months.

Saturday 23rd March : Wizz Jones
Thursday 11th April : Jacqui McShees Big Three
Saturday 27th April : Sam Carter
Saturday 18th May : Tom Paley
Saturday 25th May : Bruce Molsky
Saturday 22nd June: Yvonne Lyon
Saturday 31st August : John Renbourn
Tuesday 10th September : Kelly Joe Phelps
Saturday 21st September : Robin Williamson

All tickets available from : www.milngaviefolkclub.co.uk

[dimairt]

"Tear-stained Letter" by Richard Thompson with the Fairport's rhythm section, wonderful stuff.

Le durachd,

Eddy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hEWFsXrXv4

[Sharon]

I've been quite enjoying the little sound 'interventions' on Radio 4 (there's just been one). The first one was a pleasant and strange surprise!

More here > http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/open_air

*not easy listening*

[RapidAssistant]

Sorry to admit it but I rediscovered “Take Me To Your Heart” by Rick Astley on Spotify the other night – was a hit in 1989, but all of his subsequent songs always seemed to get overshadowed by the dreaded “Never Gonna Give You Up”…..

[Lucky Poet]

When did you last hear the word 'solemn' used in a song? The Manics - Enola/Alone:

[Lucky Poet]

And this. Posted it before but don't care, for it is the gorgeousness that was the Screaming Trees on Jools, playing For All I Know. Just fucking dandy-o, if you ask ask me:

[Dexter St. Clair]

Bedding in new technology and a four hour sleep may mean "technical difficulties for Born Too Late for Sunday oldies which provides a weekly fix of music from the fifties and sixties with pop, soul, and Rock’n’Roll records from the UK and the US.

Have you moved your clock on an hour?

Tom Jones, Louis Armstrong, The Monkees, The Move and of course Elvis all make an appearance along with the Motown medley and a selection of records from a chart in April in a year from those decades.


We do take requests and dedications on the Felonious Munk Facebook page, just send a message or text the show on

07797 805 387.

Sunny Govan Radio 103.5 FM in greater Glasgow and online from
http://sunnygovanradio.com/

[banjo]

good rocking tonight,elvis.

[RapidAssistant]

A Little Respect by Erasure - singing the falsetto bit in the chorus is great fun when you are drunk at a party!

[John]

[Vinegar Tom]

By pure chance

[Vinegar Tom]

[Dexter St. Clair]

Back with a tan and a fine selection of music from the fifties and sixties Felonious Munk presents Born too late for Sunday Oldies on Sunny Govan radio 103.5 FM in Glasgow from 12:00 till 14:00'.

It's also online at http://www.sunnygovanradio.com

The Fifth Estate, The Byrds, The Beatles, Johnny Burnette, Brenda Lee and of course Elvis all make an appearance along with the Motown medley and a selection of records from a chart in April in a year from those decades.


The show takes requests and dedications on the Felonious Munk Facebook page, just send a message or text the show on

07797 805 387.

[Fossil]

Has anyone or could anyone make me a Copy of Andy Stewart's greats hits CD?

Fossil

[HollowHorn]

I'm not sure if you can get a C3 tape these days.