The British Breakfast presents:

The Least We Can Do Is Wave At Each Other: UK 70’s and 80’s

Simple show of mainly 70’s and 80’s music. I used my playlist to express various emotions yanno. Some are even sing-a long-songs. It’s going to be a really big shoe.  Cheers, gene

Show Archive

Playlist:

Time: April 18 - 5:01:34 am
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  Wishbone Ash, “The King Will Come”

  from Argus (Remastered)

  Geffen* - 1972

Time: April 18 - 5:08:33 am
• 

  John Lennon, “Isolation”

  from John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band

  UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) - 1970

Time: April 18 - 5:11:14 am
• 

  Hawkwind, “Urban Guerilla (Single Version)”

  from Heavy Rock Nuggets

  Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group - 1973

Time: April 18 - 5:14:59 am

• Eric Clapton, “Give Me Strength”

  from 461 Ocean Boulevard ((Remastered))

  RSO - 1974

Time: April 18 - 5:23:16 am
• 

  The Spencer Davis Group, “Don't Want You No More”

  from Time Seller

  RPM Records - 1968

Time: April 18 - 5:26:17 am
• 

  Mungo Jerry, “The Sun is Shining”

  from Long Legged Woman

  Sanctuary Records - 1974

Time: April 18 - 5:29:57 am
• 

  Blodwyn Pig, “Dear Jill (2006 Remaster)”

  from Ahead Rings Out (2006 Remaster)

  Chrysalis Records - 1969

Time: April 18 - 5:35:04 am
• 

  Status Quo, “Railroad”

  from Dog of Two Head

  Castle Communications - 1971

Time: April 18 - 5:40:43 am
• 

  Van Der Graaf Generator, “Refugees”

  from The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other

  EMI Marketing - 1970

Time: April 18 - 5:47:30 am
• 

  Be Bop Deluxe, “No Trains To Heaven”

  from Axe Victim

  Cherry Red Records - 1974

Time: April 18 - 5:58:54 am
• 

  Buzzcocks, “E.S.P”

  from Love Bites

  Domino Recording Co - 1978

Time: April 18 - 6:03:30 am
• 

  The Stranglers, “Curfew”

  from Black and White

  Parlophone UK - 1978

Time: April 18 - 6:06:39 am
• 

  The Damned, “The History of the World, Pt. 1”

  from The Black Album

  Ace Records - 1980

Time: April 18 - 6:10:36 am
• 

  The Teardrop Explodes, “Thief of Baghdad”

  from Kilimanjaro (Deluxe Edition)

  UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) - 1980

Time: April 18 - 6:14:44 am
• 

  XTC, “This Is Pop”

  from White Music

  Virgin Records - 1978

Time: April 18 - 6:16:56 am
• 

  Gang of Four, “It Is Not Enough”

  from Songs of the Free

  Rhino/Warner Records - 1982

Time: April 18 - 6:25:00 am
• 

  Gary Numan, “The 1930’s Rust”

  from I, Assassin

  Beggars Banquet - 1982

Time: April 18 - 6:29:59 am
• 

  Cocteau Twins, “Carolyn’s Fingers”

  from Blue Bell Knoll (Remastered) [Remastered]

  4AD - 1988

Time: April 18 - 6:34:05 am

• Petula Clark, “I Couldn't Live Without Your Love”

  from The International Petula Clark Songs

  Vogue Schallplatten - 1966

Time: April 18 - 6:35:37 am
• 

  Orange Juice, “Tender Object”

  from You Can't Hide Your Love Forever

  Analogue Enhanced Digital Limited - 1982

Time: April 18 - 6:40:08 am
• 

  McCarthy, “Red Sleeping Beauty”

  from That's All Very Well But?

  Cherry Red Records - 1986

Time: April 18 - 6:43:42 am
• 

  The Cranberries, “(They Long to Be) Close to You”

  from If I Were a Carpenter

  A&M - 1994

Time: April 18 - 6:49:29 am
• 

  A Flock of Seagulls, “Telecommunication”

  from A Flock of Seagulls

  Jive - 1981

Time: April 18 - 6:51:50 am
• 

  Led Zeppelin, “Communication Breakdown”

  from Led Zeppelin (Deluxe Edition)

  Atlantic Records - 1969

Time: April 18 - 6:54:44 am
• 

  Graham Parker, “Protection”

  from Squeezing out Sparks

  Quake Records - 1979

Gene Pembleton    The British Breakfast    April 18th, 2020

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: UK music british breakfast rock, WRIR