I think part of the attraction of the Proclaimers has to be their very, very Scottish accents. A great little number although unfortunately, I could not find a videoclip of the song on Youtube so this embedded video is only the soundtrack of this classic song – “Aha, Aha.”
Day 428: I’m on my way, The Proclaimers Read More »
OK so I’m still prioritizing Christmas songs I enjoy over cheery content. This song from the Pogues is a classic although again doesn’t quite fit the traditional Christmas theme. However, in all honesty the song does touch on a Christmas reality that all social workers know about. My first job was working in a drug
Day 278: Fairytale of New York, The Pogues Read More »
So today I was sitting in my living room and my daughter had the TV on and it was playing some 80s music and this classic came one. A song that I very much enjoyed listening to all those years ago and which until now had completely slipped my mind. A song that captures the
Day 263: Don’t you want me baby, The Human League Read More »
From the funny “Walk like an Egyptian” to a more mature romantic song from the Bangles.
Day 153: Eternal Flame, The Bangles Read More »
A song that people of my age group can increasingly relate to as our parents come to the end of their lives. Once you lose your Mum and Dad, there are always days when you think, I wish I could speak to them again.
Day 127: The living Years, Mike and the Mechanics Read More »
I remember exactly where I was when I heard Tracey Chapman’s first hit. It was my final honours year at Sydney University and it was in the afternoon. I was downstairs in the Anderson Stuart building working on dissecting some chic motorneurons in a tissue culture cabinet. I had the radio playing and “Fast Cars”
Day 126: Baby can I hold you, Tracey Chapman Read More »
Made it to the big 100. To celebrate here is a Proclaimers song which is only 5x more in value ????.
Day 100: And I would 500 miles, The Proclaimers Read More »
So Rolling Stone magazine said the Queen and Bowie match up to produce Under Pressure (see yesterday’s offering) was the second greatest collaboration of all time. The wiki article didn’t state what the magazine thought was the greatest. A few of you made some interesting suggestions ????. My favourite funny suggestion was McCartney and Jackson
Day 15: Handle me with Care, The Traveling Wilburys. Read More »
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