In the February show we find out how a Stackridge song had a radical impact on Sunday Times Cartoonist, Nick Newman’s life, discover the mysteries of Pete Donovan’s magic desk and hold the first Lummy Days Competition, where you can win a bottle of 12 year old Malt Whiskey!
Download this episode
.
00:00:00
Track: Lummy days
Artist: Stackridge Album: Friendliness
00:01:45
Track: Hey Good looking
Artist: Stackridge Album: Mr Mick
00:06:20
Track: Radio Gnome Invisible
Artist: Gong Album: Radio Gnome Invisible, Part 1 Web page:http://www.planetgong.co.uk/
00:11:55
Track: Rose O'Day
Artist: Flanagan And Allen
Also known as the The Filla Ga Dusha song the words and music were by Charlie Tobias and Al Lewis
You keep surpassing your previous efforts, Mr G! Even the ex-Mr Bent is impressed. High - and well-merited - praise indeed.
Tim - Suffolk
27/02/2009
Amazing! Thank you Stackridge and Mr Fudge. Amazing fun, amazing music, a really cool podcast. Isn't it nice in this day an age to have something free. I will reccommend it to all my friends
Steve Walker - Leigh on Sea Essex
18/02/2009
Another triumph Fudgey boy,keep up the good work.
HullMick - Maidstone, Kent
15/02/2009
MArvellous again, FF. I had no time last Sunday morning, so it fell to mid-month before i heard it over the tea and toast (and the snow has nearly gone!)...and the Mutter/Andy recollection of Teatime rings some bells for me in 71/72 (strange old dusty bells at that). Well done, Nick (seems that that slippery Hislop got away with it again!)
Dave - London
10/02/2009
Great stuff! Please make it weekly.
Tom - Atlanta, Georgia, USA
09/02/2009
Found loads of great cool artists through this amazing podcast. Loved Gnu and the Shrew. Been fan of Stackridge since the 70s and I am a total Anglophile I love this stuff.
Nat Bowen - St Albans
09/02/2009
Fantastic eccentric podcast. Laughed my socks off. What a great idea to mix the music and chat keep up the brilliant work Fatty. Cant work out the answer to the competition yet :(
Steve - Snowed in down in deepest Kent
07/02/2009
Thank you for this great podcast. Great music. Love the little interviews and the insights into the Stackridge songs. Looking forward to the next one, hopefully I will be thawed out by then.
Duncan Woods - Padstow
04/02/2009
Another masterpiece. What a fantastic mix of humour and music and a great way to spend a snowy afternoon. A warm fire, comfy sofa and a beer and the Lummy Days podcast at full blast. Keep up the good work Fatty.
Billy (Sparkle) Blake - Swindon Wiltshire
02/02/2009
Brilliant! Loved it! Keep up the great work! Bill
Mike Southon - London
01/02/2009
Splendid stuff!
Yogi the Yoghurt Knitter - UK plc
30/01/2009
I fink dat LummyDays iz da besh thing on da net deez days. I fink dat Fatty Fudge iz grate and dis has reelly helpd me appreeshihate Stackridge muzik better dan I effer did b4
Print a CD Cover for this episode
You
may need to set your browser print options to
"print background images" for it to
print correctly.
