Monday, May 22, it's 1979

[ggould]

first song Joe Jackson "On the Radio"

[mshray]

first song Joe Jackson "On the Radio"

believe it's 1979.  Always nice hearing JJ!

[RGMike]

first song Joe Jackson "On the Radio"

that would be 1979.

"you look so sick when you're pushin' me around"

[mshray]

first song Joe Jackson "On the Radio"

believe it's 1979.  Always nice hearing JJ!

If it's Ian Gomm, then it's '79 for sure.

[RGMike]

Yay Ian Gomm! VHM.

[ggould]

Yay Ian Gomm! VHM.

kinda reminiscent of Firefall.

[urth]

Yay Ian Gomm! VHM.

Another very punny album title, too: Gomm With the Wind.

[RGMike]

Yay Ian Gomm! VHM.

kinda reminiscent of Firefall.

I'd've never made that connection in a million years (I certainly didn't back then), but now that you mention it there is a similarity.

VHM2: Mr Ferry & his c-c-castinets.

[RGMike]

Cute seg o' the day: Gay Rights March into "My Forbidden Lover".

[mshray]

Here's the disco, where's the Alicat?

This should be her final Monday on the job, iirc.

[RGMike]

Smooth 'n' jazziest of set: Angela Bofill, "I Try".

[urth]

Smooth 'n' jazziest of set: Angela Bofill, "I Try".

Is that what SH6 is today? Don't recall it from back when, but it's not sounding too bad today.

[Rastermon]

Time after time - good movie

[RGMike]

Smooth 'n' jazziest of set: Angela Bofill, "I Try".

Is that what SH6 is today? Don't recall it from back when, but it's not sounding too bad today.

I don't remember it either; it's a Narada for me too. Dave's played it maybe one or twice but I had to Google some lyrics to pin it down.

Aack! When Cars attack!

[mshray]

Smooth 'n' jazziest of set: Angela Bofill, "I Try".

second song with nice sax work, but I coudn't find a sax credit for Ian Gomm.  In this case it was the great jazz clarinetist Eddie Daniels on tenor sax.