Really enjoy the Sat am show - Dr Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine - weird lyric but what a tune

Morning Barry. Great show, listen in most weeks, or tape it

Anyone seen the film?

  On 30/08/2014 at 08:36, HARRY CROSBY said:

Morning Barry. Great show, listen in most weeks, or tape it

 

Morning Harry - don't know a show quite like it...informative as sin too.

Edited August 30, 201410 yr by Barry

I have the soundtrack to the sequel. The Sloopys tracks are Ramsey Lewis style instrumentals. Great artwork on both LPs!

 

First thing I listen to via on demand on a monday in the wagon.

  On 30/08/2014 at 08:09, Barry said:

Really enjoy the Sat am show - Dr Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine - weird lyric but what a tune

 

Can't find it on the radio iplayer. Do you have a link?

  On 30/08/2014 at 09:37, autumnstoned said:

Can't find it on the radio iplayer. Do you have a link?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04flx8s

whats the price of the supremes track ..and how rare is it...

Edited August 30, 201410 yr by staceys dad

  On 30/08/2014 at 09:40, chalky said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04flx8s

 

Ah SOTS! I thought Barry was referring to a new show - well it is early! . Used to listen regularly when taking my son to work on Saturday mornings. Always liked the show.

  On 30/08/2014 at 08:40, simon t said:

Anyone seen the film?

 

I have, it's a spy caper thing like the James Bond spoofs, there was a follow up, Dr. Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs, both available on Veehd.

I love Sounds Of The 60's but I enjoy Tony Blackburn's Pick Of The Pops even more - when he does a year, the first few tracks are always songs that were bubbling under and never usually get played on oldies shows.

Doesn't the Supremes label look like the Discovery label design, as in the Bootleggers 45.

  On 30/08/2014 at 10:27, Pete S said:

I love Sounds Of The 60's but I enjoy Tony Blackburn's Pick Of The Pops even more - when he does a year, the first few tracks are always songs that were bubbling under and never usually get played on oldies shows.

I love the Tony Blackburn show - he can be quite funny at times and often mentions Lenny Gamble. I usually listen whilst tidying the garden, it turns a chore into a happy couple of hours.

The programme can sometimes stir up some vivid memories of people and places for me. 

In fact, it's about to start in a few minutes.

What was the Ramsey Lewis-esque inst played just before the 9 o clock news?

Jade east by Ramsey Lewis?

  On 06/09/2014 at 08:32, chatty said:

Jade east by Ramsey Lewis?

 

Shoulda known that unmistakeable piano - thanks fella.

  https://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/fe19b809-e86c-4736-882a-53b72e23171b   Just noticed this on the Radio 2 website.

He does play some woeful tracks as well though. Only an artists mother could love. 

  On 06/09/2014 at 10:05, Quinvy said:

He does play some woeful tracks as well though. Only an artists mother could love. 

 

He does, but he has to cover the whole scope of the 60's.  My son loved something he played by Max Bygraves a while ago about ice creams 

  On 06/09/2014 at 10:11, Pete S said:

He does, but he has to cover the whole scope of the 60's.  My son loved something he played by Max Bygraves a while ago about ice creams 

 

That's what I like though, it's kinda nice to be immersed in the good and the odd of the 60's for an hour or so.