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==The Show== | ==The Show== | ||
===Tracks played=== | ===Tracks played=== | ||
====The Wedding Playlist==== | |||
{{The Wedding Playlist|oldsongtitle=Slap That Bass|oldartist=Fred Astaire|oldlink={{SpotifyTextLink |# = track/18nmjpMeYts3qZKVCGLB0W}}|newsongtitle=I Am Kate Moss|newartist=DITZ|newlink={{SpotifyTextLink |# = track/0FfZqUBiv9YAzlUko2XzDY}}|borrowedsongtitle=Talk Show Host|borrowedartist=Radiohead|borrowedlink={{SpotifyTextLink |# = track/3cMuGOGSaTWbwOurTS4b3Y}}|bluesongtitle=Roadhouse Blues|blueartist=The Doors|bluelink={{SpotifyTextLink |# = track/1Q5kgpp4pmyGqPwNBzkSrw}}|borrowednotes=Borrowed from Beth.}} | |||
==== Full track list ==== | |||
* Reach Out, I’ll Be There | * Running the World by Jarvis Cocker | ||
* Get Back | * Walls Come Tumbling Down by The Style Council | ||
* Good Love 2.0 | * Maria by Rage Against The Machine | ||
* Waiting for a Star to Fall | * Slap That Bass by Fred Astaire | ||
* I Am Kate Moss | * Reach Out, I’ll Be There by The Four Tops | ||
* Talk Show Host | * Get Back (Rooftop Performance) by The Beatles | ||
* Hold On | * Good Love 2.0 by Priya Ragu | ||
* Sweet Gene Vincent | * Waiting for a Star to Fall by Boy Meets Girl | ||
* Roadhouse Blues | * I Am Kate Moss by DITZ | ||
* It's Not Right But It's Okay | * Talk Show Host by Radiohead | ||
* Low | * Hold On by Alabama Shakes | ||
* Sweet Gene Vincent by Ian Dury | |||
* Roadhouse Blues by The Doors | |||
* It's Not Right But It's Okay by Whitney Houston | |||
* Low by Cracker | |||
===#Content=== | ===#Content=== | ||
* [[Shaun Keaveny#Beatles/McCartney parodies|Paul McCartney's Get Back Shoes: A Poem]]<ref name=":0">[https://mobile.twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1489292039074234370 https://twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1489292039074234370]</ref> (later repeated on [[Episode 055]]). | * [[Shaun Keaveny#Beatles/McCartney/Lennon parodies|Paul McCartney's Get Back Shoes: A Poem]]<ref name=":0">[https://mobile.twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1489292039074234370 https://twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1489292039074234370]</ref> (later repeated on [[Episode 055]]). | ||
* Ideas for a new children's novel: "Uni-quorn, the meat-free fantasy horse" | |||
* More from [[Nadine Dorries' novels|Nadine Dorries' novel]] excerpts<ref name=":0" /> | * More from [[Nadine Dorries' novels|Nadine Dorries' novel]] excerpts: "I betrothe to thee my potatoes, begorra"<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* MASOs, AOB | * MASOs, AOB | ||
* Lost n Found | * Lost n Found | ||
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==Episode notes== | ==Episode notes== | ||
* This was the first show to run for 2 hours. | * This was the first show to run for 2 hours. | ||
* The pre-prepared wedding playlist clearly had Radiohead as the borrowed track, but the The Four Tops track was also introduced as a 'borrow'. | |||
* This episode featured the first play of the San Miguel jingle cartwall clip. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes]] | ||
{{EpisodeNavbox}} | {{EpisodeNavbox}} | ||
Latest revision as of 22:17, 10 July 2023
Episode 007 is the seventh broadcast of Community Garden Radio, first broadcast on Friday 4th February 2022 at 1pm GMT[2]. It was hosted by Shaun Keaveny.
Pre-mix
This pre-mix was the Little Timmy Mix "holy mates" | 
Open in SoundCloud
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The Show
Tracks played
The Wedding Playlist
| Song title | Artist | Streaming link | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Something old | Slap That Bass | Fred Astaire |  Open in Spotify
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| Something new | I Am Kate Moss | DITZ | Open in Spotify
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| Something borrowed | Talk Show Host | Radiohead | Open in Spotify
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Borrowed from Beth. |
| Something blue | Roadhouse Blues | The Doors | Open in Spotify
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Full track list
- Running the World by Jarvis Cocker
- Walls Come Tumbling Down by The Style Council
- Maria by Rage Against The Machine
- Slap That Bass by Fred Astaire
- Reach Out, I’ll Be There by The Four Tops
- Get Back (Rooftop Performance) by The Beatles
- Good Love 2.0 by Priya Ragu
- Waiting for a Star to Fall by Boy Meets Girl
- I Am Kate Moss by DITZ
- Talk Show Host by Radiohead
- Hold On by Alabama Shakes
- Sweet Gene Vincent by Ian Dury
- Roadhouse Blues by The Doors
- It's Not Right But It's Okay by Whitney Houston
- Low by Cracker
#Content
- Paul McCartney's Get Back Shoes: A Poem[3] (later repeated on Episode 055).
- Ideas for a new children's novel: "Uni-quorn, the meat-free fantasy horse"
- More from Nadine Dorries' novel excerpts: "I betrothe to thee my potatoes, begorra"[3]
- MASOs, AOB
- Lost n Found
Episode notes
- This was the first show to run for 2 hours.
- The pre-prepared wedding playlist clearly had Radiohead as the borrowed track, but the The Four Tops track was also introduced as a 'borrow'.
- This episode featured the first play of the San Miguel jingle cartwall clip.
References
- ↑ Episode length taken from the podcast file.
- ↑ Timings taken from timestamps on the Discord server.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://twitter.com/shaunwkeaveny/status/1489292039074234370
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