In this month's show we will be down on the Stackridge allotment to dig up some facts about the bands musical influences, we'll hear the story of how Stackridge came to reform,and have a chat with Dave Tommey, Stackridge's sound man.
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00:00:00
Track: Lummy days
Artist: Stackridge Album: Friendliness
Track: Marrow Song (oh what a beauty)
Artist: Billy Cotton and his band
Written in 1952 by Edrich Siebert
00:12:27
Track: Can Inspiration Save the Nation
Artist: Stackridge Album: Mr Mick
00:15:35
Track: Budget Hotel
Artist: Adams and Rea Album: Adams & Rea the CD! Web page:http://www.adamsandrea.com
Adams and Rea have just won the Tuborg Musical Comedy Award 2009
00:18:51
Track: Don’t forget the beer dear
Artist: Alan Draper
Written by Gordon Haskell and first noted as being performed by Stackridge at Shaw Theatre, Euston, London on 2nd February 1975 that Elton John and other luminaries attended, including Kiki Dee and Neil Sedaka
00:23:21
Track: Oh Cor Blimey
Artist: Will Grove-White and the others Album: Will Grove-White and the others Web page:http://www.willgrovewhite.com/
00:28:15
Track: Holding On
Artist: Will Grove-White and the others Album: Will Grove-White and the others Web page:http://www.willgrovewhite.com/
00:32:59
Track: To where your footsteps led
Artist: The Left Outsides Album: The Shape of Things to Come Web page:http://myspace.com/theleftoutsides
From the forthcoming album titled, 'The Shape of Things to Come' scheduled for release in Summer 2009 on the Track and Field label. They currently have a 7" single available called 'The Third Light' from their website www.theleftoutsides.com
Phil Potter - Mostly vertical, sometimes horizontal
30/05/2009
Three cheers for Fatty Fudge - he may be a form of "lard based confectionery" but he doesn't half knock out some great podcasts.
Looking forward to the June edition. Loved the Ukulele guy song cor blimey. And forgot what a great song Benjimins onion was!
Nat Bowen - St Albans
07/05/2009
I wish to complain that there was no mention of the humble Swedish turnip in the show. Surely no allotment based entertainment show is complete without at least one Rutabaga reference!Great podcast other than that, entertaining and educational.
Never heard the Beer Dear song before loved it I hope that the band decide to do it again.
Keep up the good work Fatty!!!
Spud - Wantage
06/05/2009
What a superb way to while away an hour or so. Keep up the good work and roll on hearing the new CD.
Really loved Alan Draper's Don't Forget the Beer Dear. He also has a link with It Must be time for Bed. I wrote a play (OK Ade a Pantomime!) using a lot of Stackridge songs and needed karaoke tracks for the cast to sing to. Alan provided them and Time for Bed was one of them.
Your fantastic work is greatly appreciated.
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