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Radio Stars - Nervous Wreck 1978 (TOTP)
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January 19th 1978. Radio Stars and an unnamed newsreader (in fact one-time beaver enthusiast Kelly St John) appear on Top of the Pops in order to plug their new single. The...
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Radio Stars - The Beast of Barnsley / Dirty Pictures 1978 (OGWT)
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On February 14th 1978, Radio Stars performed a daring musical segue for the benefit of Bob Harris and his Old Grey Whistle Test, who frankly couldn't even spell it, either ...
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Radio Stars - No Russians in Russia 2000
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It was in England, in 2000. It was at Dingwalls, in London. They didn't know who they were or what they were doing. Were they Jet? John's Children? Radio Stars? Were they a...
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Jet - Nothing To Do With Us 2000
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It was nothing to do with them, claimed Jet in the year 2000. Andy Ellison, Martin Gordon, Ian Macleod and Chris Townson were given added gravitas by the presence of Trevor...
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Radio Stars - Nervous Wreck 1977
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Get It Together was enough to reduce anyone to a nervous wreck. And who was that bird who kept butting in for no clear reason? But at least there were no parrots.
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Mira - Tiny Demons 1997
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Mira perform Todd Rundgren's 'Tiny Demons' at the 1997 Montreux Jazz Festival. Bassist Martin Gordon and his temporary bogus world music ensemble commune with aliens. It wa...
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Blue Meanies - Pop Sensibility 1980
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They had pop sensibility. They had no integrity. Their bank was in love with them. Parrots used to follow them in the streets in great colourful flocks. Gary Holton once st...
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Blue Meanies - I'm Not in Love with You 1980
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The Blue Meanies perform their b-side during their first (and last) British TV appearance in 1981 or thereabouts. They were introduced by a parrot.
Chris Gent on vocals,...
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Sparks - This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us
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Helpful explanatory sub-titles support the consumer's interactive experience, as members of the family Talpidae comment upon their living conditions and lack of available s...
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Adrian Fisher on 'Expats'
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One-time Sparks and Boxer guitarist Adrian Fisher talks to the BBC's 'Expats' programme in 1999 about his ex-patriate life in Thailand. He died the following year.
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