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Episode 21: Pot Noodle - Woodstock (August 14th 2019)
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Three Days of Peace, Love, and Pot Noodles '
This episode:

We get stuck in traffic on the way to Woodstock, 50 years too late!

Jeremy reveals his superpower: being able to identify minor rock stars by a glimpse at the back of their heads, and Vince gets all misty-eyed about that time when he was thirteen and went to a Dr Who thing at Longleat. Jeremy remembers an obscure 70’s US sitcom that had John Travolta giving attitude to a teacher, Vince rages against Joe Cocker and unleashes the retributive ire of hardcore Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes fans, and both of us get on the phone to Operation Yewtree after deciphering the lyrics of a well dodgy Milf song.
As Jeremy hopes that Graham Nash will one day sing the theme to The Generation Game, Vince prematurely kills Jerry Garcia, and laments his certain lack of luck with sexually free young hippie women of the late 60s, had he been around then, which he wasn’t.

The artists we discuss and rate this show are Arlo Guthrie, Grateful Dead, John B Sebastian, Bobby Goldsboro, and Crosby, Stills and Nash (and Young), with mentions of Woodie Guthrie, The Byrds, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker, Santana, Gram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers, Buffalo Springfield, Manassas, Oasis, Frank Sinatra, The Sex Pistols, and The Clash.
FULL TRACK LISTING

Overrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free)

Coming Into Los Angeles – Arlo Guthrie

Dark Star – Grateful Dead

Rainbows All Over Your Blues – John B Sebastian

Summer (The First Time) – Bobby Goldsboro (Deciphering The Lyrics)

Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
JEREMY RECOMMENDS:

Magical Connection - John B Sebastian

Chilling of the Evening - Arlo Guthrie

Wooden Ships - Jefferson Airplane

VINCE RECOMMENDS:

Wooden Ships (Live) - Crosby, Stills & Nash

  continue reading

73 episodes

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Episode 21: Pot Noodle - Woodstock (August 14th 2019)
'
Three Days of Peace, Love, and Pot Noodles '
This episode:

We get stuck in traffic on the way to Woodstock, 50 years too late!

Jeremy reveals his superpower: being able to identify minor rock stars by a glimpse at the back of their heads, and Vince gets all misty-eyed about that time when he was thirteen and went to a Dr Who thing at Longleat. Jeremy remembers an obscure 70’s US sitcom that had John Travolta giving attitude to a teacher, Vince rages against Joe Cocker and unleashes the retributive ire of hardcore Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes fans, and both of us get on the phone to Operation Yewtree after deciphering the lyrics of a well dodgy Milf song.
As Jeremy hopes that Graham Nash will one day sing the theme to The Generation Game, Vince prematurely kills Jerry Garcia, and laments his certain lack of luck with sexually free young hippie women of the late 60s, had he been around then, which he wasn’t.

The artists we discuss and rate this show are Arlo Guthrie, Grateful Dead, John B Sebastian, Bobby Goldsboro, and Crosby, Stills and Nash (and Young), with mentions of Woodie Guthrie, The Byrds, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker, Santana, Gram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers, Buffalo Springfield, Manassas, Oasis, Frank Sinatra, The Sex Pistols, and The Clash.
FULL TRACK LISTING

Overrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free)

Coming Into Los Angeles – Arlo Guthrie

Dark Star – Grateful Dead

Rainbows All Over Your Blues – John B Sebastian

Summer (The First Time) – Bobby Goldsboro (Deciphering The Lyrics)

Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
JEREMY RECOMMENDS:

Magical Connection - John B Sebastian

Chilling of the Evening - Arlo Guthrie

Wooden Ships - Jefferson Airplane

VINCE RECOMMENDS:

Wooden Ships (Live) - Crosby, Stills & Nash

  continue reading

73 episodes

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