Showing posts with label Anne-Marie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anne-Marie. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 September 2024

Sunshine and new choons


RIP, Phil "The Collector" Swern, BBC radio producer for six decades, the man behind Ken Bruce's "Popmaster" quiz, and famously the owner of every single that entered the charts since they began in 1952...

On this beautifully warm and sunny late summer day, it seems fitting, methinks, for a wallow in some of the "newer" music that has caught my ear of late...

Let's open proceedings with something suitably sunshiney, its video featuring gorgeous young things cavorting in some exotic location, in various states of undress:

[the song samples Ennio Morricone - Dance On from the film Così Come Sei (aka: Stay As You Are) (1978), in case you were wondering]

By complete contrast - a holiday road trip much closer to home, to accompany another classic-in-the-making from one of our favourite bands:

Here's a faboo discovery - weird, indeed:

Next, the return of not just one, but two house favourites!

This track apparently took four years to get finished! It's good, but what took so long?

To conclude, saving the best to last - when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object, this happens. Love it!

As ever, I welcome your thoughts, dear reader...

Sunday, 1 October 2023

Un excès de nouvelle musique

The promised sunshine this weekend has failed to materialise - it's grey and gloomy, and it's so humid it feels like it might even rain. Dammit.

I think a little selection of choons that have caught my ear of late is in order...

A little early for Hallowe'en, here's one of my fave bands making a welcome return:

[See my other blog Dolores Delargo Towers: Museum of Camp for a completely different - the original - number of the same name.]

These two look like they're having a load of fun with this one - the pairing of a lady who's very much "in vogue", together with one who's having a major resurgence right now...

Watch out! Trollops about!

Next up, something irresistibly catchy by a long-term crush - even if it is in French!:

When a legend takes a new approach to an absolute classic...

And last, but very much not least - it's the UK's very own "Queen of Soul", with a disco-themed earworm!

As ever, dear reader, let me know your thoughts...