1. Angus Khan: Hot Pants
2. Cheap Trick: The Dream Police
3. Billy Bragg: Cindy of A Thousand Lives (demo version)
4. The English Beat: Can’t Get Used To Losing You (dub)
5. Angel Corpus Christi: Candy
6. Certain General: In The Park
7. Mungo Jerry: Let's Rock
8. Jacob Miller/Augustus Pablo: Baby I Love You So/King Tubby...etc
9. Hamell On Trial: The Meeting
10. Larry Wallis: Police Car
11. Shakin’ Stevens: Is A Bluebird Blue
12. George McCrae: Rock Your Baby
13. BB King: Chains And Things
14. Jimmy Cliff: The Harder They Come
15. Mose Allison: Eyesight To The Blind
16. Young Fresh Fellows: If You Believe In Cleveland
17. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich: Hold Tight
18. New Math: Die Trying
19. Doyle Bramhall: Bird Nest On The Ground
20. The Dictators: What’s Up With That
NoFoSo Alb o’ The Week:
Madness: The Liberty Of Norton Felgate
The Guilty Pleasure:
The Caravelles: You Don’t Have To Be A Baby To Cry
Last Week’s Listener Thumbs-Ups:
Bob Dylan: Desolation Row (alt. take)
Amy Rigby: Dancing With Joey Ramone
Ian Hunter: Something To Believe In
Errol Dunkley: You’re Gonna Need Me
Warren Smith: Ubangi Stomp
Los Lobos: It Didn’t Even Bring Me Down
Them: Little Girl
Shelby Lynne: Old Time’s Sake
Sandy Denny: Who Knows Where The Time Goes
The Band: Acadian Driftwood
The Lone Sharks: Rx Of Luv
Them: Little Girl
The Ramones: I’m Against It
Wilson Pickett: 634-5789 (Soulville, USA)
The Yayhoos: Hurtin’ Thing
The Walker Brothers: The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore
The Stooges: Real Cool Time
Sade: By Your Side
The Rolling Stones: Some Girls
XTC: Greenman
The Dollyrots: Because I’m Awesome
Andy Fairweather Low: Be Bop ‘n’ Holla
The Kinks: Did Ya
Lou Reed: What’s Good
Dave Edmunds: Let It Rock
Robert Palmer: Johnny & Mary
Son House: My Black Mama
Ian McLagan & The Bump Band: Itchycoo Park
Will Calhoun: Chinese Japanese Secrets
Harvey Mandel: Wade In The Water
Bonzo Dog Band: The Intro & The Outro
Nouvelle Vague: Blister In The Sun
Massive Attack: Protection
Dave Mason: Only You Know And I Know
Gallon Drunk: To Love Somebody
Big Al Anderson & The Balls: Something In The Water
The Screaming Blue Messiahs: Wild Blue Yonder
Tanya Tucker: Oh Lonesome Me
Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez: Shot Of You
Wreckless Eric: Hit And Miss Judy
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Where's the Shakin' Steven's cover of the Dan Penn song from? Conway Twitty did it first, right? I'm a born again sucker for the Edmunds produced Sunsets album, A Legend. On the notes on the rear sleeve, Edmunds writes: "This album contains what was the most progressive music in the history of recorded sound." He wrote that in 1970. Go tell that to the editors of the Wire magazine . . .
Best, Peter
It showed up on Shaky's album First Take which, I think, was his second album. Produced by ex-Pinkerton Assorted Colours bassist, Stuart Colman. You're right re Dan Penn and Conway Twitty. Is A Legend a good alb? I never got to hear that one.
I don't know First Take, I'll try and track that down. A Legend makes a great companion piece to the first Dave Edmunds solo; lighter on the overdubs, but just as heavy on the rockin' side of things. I don't think it has been reissued on cd, so I will send you a dub from vinyl.
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