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Ed Mann told me that Frank boasted to him that my drum and bugle corps the Concord Blue Devils were playing Enchinda's Arf (of you) as the percussion feature and in 2017 the Canton Bluecoats played Zomby woof with the whole corps and now this year (2024) the Boston Crusaders are playin gG-Spot Tornadeo. My son got his line mates in the pit to play Black Page in Individual and ensemble competition.

😢I luv John what he speaks is true of a lot of us growing up. It was just life of the working class. He has never had any heirs and graces. Down to earth and REAL. I luv Alice too John. ❤❤

Françoise Hardy was old enough to be my mother, but boy, she made my heart flutter and my ears swoon.

What a fantastic episode. Had me smiling and chuckling the whole way through.

Most interesting and funny until he blamed the right for culture wars..how he works that out l don't know. His opinion and he's entitled to it though.

Both French and German music fans seem to be extremely loyal to singers and bands longer than British fans, who I think tend to be more contemporary in their tastes? Many bands from the seventies and eighties can still tour and make a good living. Particularly in Germany.

20:00 how Jacqui joined TBS.

Being actual conservatives would be a better strategy.

Wonderful interview guys

I saw Rubén González [born 1919] and the other members of the Beuna Vista Social Club in 1997; they were all knocking on. Was the inspiration for the BBC Twenty Twelve Olympics spoof "The Games" which was a mockumentary of/for the Sydney Olympics in 2000?

I like to think that I support this channel by religiously watching every advertisement that is inserted into each episode, and always giving a thumbs-up.

Actually Scotland's 1977 victory over England was achieved at Wembley and not Hampden Park, hence the greater incentive to invade the pitch and tear down the goalposts.

As an older woman I've come to appreciate Björn's lyrics together with the music more and more. They got more and more interesting until The Visitors album.

Wonderful stuff..xX

i thought Throbbing Gristle were from Hull? then moved to London

I bought 'Across a Crowded Room' after seeing RT on TOGWT.

Only a couple of days ago I watched his last interview with you (done two years ago, I've got a lot of catching up to do on this channel!) , and here he is again! Great!! A very tuned in bloke, Mr Lee.

Stewart Lee, Jerry Sadowitz, Chris Morris, Peter Cook my Comedy heroes

a new song ... on this Election Day ... a song for RISHI ... it's about Climate Change - it's called RISHI'S RAIN ruclips.net/video/ZPQbygz-nhk/видео.html

Spooky Tooth is another late 1960s band name with the adjective-noun combo.

I remember Jacqui working at Star value in town when she got asked to go to Hull to sing with Paul. The rest is history.

If there is any redemption, she has gone down as the greatest female voice in history. ♥

I might buy this because it features the original Small Town Talk, which a favoured guitarist has covered. And i love that song. Simples, as the kids say

You've just referenced a particularly loved scene from a sentimental favourite film which I'll heartily endorse still! ruclips.net/video/qXjCtgiUEu8/видео.html

Live International quiz: Er... not for me in my +9 or +10 timezone.

The answer is "The moon stood still/On Blueberry Hill"

Came to this after watching Paul Heaton at Glastonbury- what a treat so natural and the sort of person who all my sisters would love.

I know Blaine. Oh, no i don't, i'm thinking of another Blaine

Great show 😁 Liam was joined on stage by Paul 'bonehead' Arthurs for the first night at Sheffield on the Definitely Maybe tour, so at least one other member of the original line up was there. Unlike Kraftwerk, who've effectively been Ralf Hutter and other guys who wern't in the band since Florian Schneider (rest in peace), left in 2008.And I'm still holding out for a new album 🌅

Laugh out loud funny. Everyone is in top form. Clare is always wonderful.

A fantastic way to spend an hour - one of my favourite interviews, guys. Went straight over to Amazon and bookmarked Ad Lib to read in the Oz summer holidays.

I could be totally wrong here but on the subject of the Japanese girl idol group, I believe one of the reasons for the huge turnover of members would be that they will probably be discarded once they reach a certain age in a kind of musical Logan’s Run rule, but often disturbingly they will also be let go if they don’t meet body aesthetics too. Many of these groups are routinely monitored for things like weight and will be out if they don’t meet the metrics.

The Saints released their first 3 LPs all within a staggering period of 20 months. (I’m)Stranded- Feb 77, Eternally Yours -May 78, Prehistoric Sounds - Oct 78. And the progress of sound in that time is insane. Easily my favourite trilogy of albums.

The Cure - 17 Seconds, Faith and Pornography.

Fairport's What We Did On Our Holidays, Unhalfbricking, and Liege & Lief are a terrific trilogy - and were ALL released in 1969. p.s. Crispy Ambulance.

Someone convinced Jon Anderson he wrote 'Owner of a lonely heart'.

...and robbing charities...Geldof is scum...and no, I didn't watch...

The first three Clash albums, except the second!!😂

His view of Eurovision now compared to then is actually opposite. People could laugh at how ridiculous the badly written but extremely distinctive tunes were in the 70s . Whereas now every country comes out with uniformly banal garbage that even Simon Cowell would approve of .

Loved Gregson Collister. Christine was special and is a lovely person

I've always wondered how 'Coo Coo Daddy Long Legs' would have ended if "Buddy Holly" hadn't put his head through the floor...

stories of a courageous musician generation, unrepeatable, very nice!

Have followed John from the very early days, his no BS attitude is a breath of fresh air, never get tired of listening to him, he always speaks the truth and his love for his wife is an example to us all.

King crimson.. discipline,beat,3of a perfect pair...Dylan also considered love and theft,modern times and together through life as the trilogy..and time out of mind as stand alone..

Fear Of Music - Remain In Light - Speaking In Tongues.

The Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus, No More Heroes, Black & White.

Brian Eno's first three perhaps, Roxy Music's first three at a stretch

Butterfly Bleu is THE Iron Butterfly track for me; it has the voice tube thingy. I have my own theory that the drummer 'Animal' in the 'Muppets' was partly based on the Iron Butterfly drummer as can be seen on the Butter Fly Bleu video on German TV [RUclips; Beat Club].

"Saddleworth" There's no such place anymore. Only tory twits who live thereabouts still refer to it as such....

They're wrong about the NME story which appeared in early '75. Nick Kent wrote a quite a moving piece, acknowledging Drake's lack of wider commercial appeal, and then proceeded to analyse the music across his three solo albums. It was Kent's feature article that got me curious about Drake, and marked the beginning of my quest to check him out. I wasn't disappointed. I'm sure there must've been many regular NME readers who did the same. It still took another 10-15 years for the rest of the world to catch up, but give credit where credit's due. Thanks to Kent's article, I'm sure like me, interest Drake began to gather pace