Other Mixes By plushpig
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Theme - Road Trip
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Meanwhile In My Sister's Bedroom.....
Artist | Song | |
The Equals | Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys | |
The Foundations | Baby Now That I've Found You | |
Marmalade | Lovin' Things | |
Love Affair | Everlasting Love | |
The Flirtations | Nothing But A Heartache | |
The Tremeloes | Even The Bad Tines Are Good | |
The Herd | I Don't Want Our Loving To Die | |
Art Movement | I Love Being In Love With You | |
The Montanas | Take My Hand | |
The Cookies | To see Such Fun | |
Pickettywitch | You Got Me So I Don't Know | |
Edison Whitehouse | Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) | |
The Fortunes | Storm In a Teacup | |
White Plains | Julie Do Ya Love Me | |
Tony Rivers & The Castaways | My Little Girl | |
Harmony Grass | Summer Leaving | |
First Edition | Beach Baby | |
Vanity Fayre | I Live For The Sun | |
Cupid's Inspiration | Yesterday Has Gone | |
Blue Mink | Randy | |
Barry Ryan | I Can't Let You Go | |
Richard Barnes | Take To The Mountains | |
Candlewick Green | Who Do You Think You Are | |
Jigsaw | Sky High | |
The Rubettes | I Can Do It | |
Barry Blue | Do You Wanna Dance? | |
Comment:
A kind of flip side to my Prog mix. At the same time that my mates & I were pondering the perceived profundities of Pete Sinfield's lyrics & debating whether the moog or the melotron represented the future of rock, across the landing, my sister and her friends were listening to stuff like this. Oh how we sneered! All these years on, I gain as much if not more pleasure from "mindless bubble-gum" as I do from the collected works of messers Fripp, Waters, Anderson (Ian and Jon) & the rest. A lesson well-worth heeding I think.Criteria for inclusion: I genuinely love it (goes without saying) & none of the artists should have been deemed hip enough to have been included in the 1975 NME Encyclopaedia of Rock -just to show I wasn't alone in my clueless arrogance.
Feedback:
Plenty o' guilty greats here, my friend, particularly the Edison Lighthouse, Jigsaw and Marmalade picks...
Brilliant! I'm head over heels over this.
Number 18 is an interesting alternate selection. I thought the band was a one hit wonder. Same thing with Marmalade, although they "had" to be a one hit wonder.....I thought. When the director's cut comes out, throw in Ma Belle Ami. This is the stuff of what Paul McCartney called a Saturday Lay In.
A brilliant "It's not hip and I don't care!" collection
See, I dig both equally. This is really good!
Hey, this is my kind of mix. The 1975 NME Encyclopaedia of Rock doesn't know squat!
This mix would have me singin' along at the top o' me voice, nice one.
I'll ditto the French Connection, though no one would want to hear us. Nice one!