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Post by railroad007 on Nov 7, 2021 19:32:51 GMT
Sitting in the car waiting for Mrs RR so I decided to turn the radio on. It was Greatest hits radio, it was a lovely Sunday in London and good old Simon Mayo says "Now it's time for some 70's Quo" on my pretty decent car radio I sat and enjoyed Again & Again..again.
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Post by curiousgirl on Nov 7, 2021 22:45:36 GMT
I love moments like this. Thanks for posting here.
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Post by mortified on Nov 8, 2021 7:09:20 GMT
Waiting for a woman?  |
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Post by Mrs Flittersnoop on Nov 8, 2021 14:51:28 GMT
" We had to sit at home and listen to the .... wireless! "
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Post by railroad007 on Nov 8, 2021 14:58:47 GMT
I love moments like this. Thanks for posting here. You should do a Christmas album. "Ceegies Moments" a collection of those dipped in warm chocolate type emotions. |
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Post by curiousgirl on Nov 8, 2021 17:47:49 GMT
I love moments like this. Thanks for posting here. You should do a Christmas album. "Ceegies Moments" a collection of those dipped in warm chocolate type emotions. Ha. Ha.  Only joking. |
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Post by Gaz on Nov 9, 2021 9:06:16 GMT
Yes, hearing Quo on radio is another level. Over here very rare to hear anything but RAOTW or maybe WYW but on the rare occasions they play Down Down.. it’s a beautiful thing. That song sounds so good on radio.
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Post by 37 on Nov 12, 2021 17:57:09 GMT
I love it when a `classic` Quo song is unexpectedly played on national radio. I can remember quite a few years ago a programme on Radio 2 on a Sunday afternoon presented by Dale Winton (?). It was an album chart hits programme of a particular year. The year in this weeks was 1976 and he gave the run down from 20 to number 1, it was Blue For You in that top position. When he said here's a track from it, I expected Mystery Song or Rain, but no, Is There A Better Way was played. Also Rossi was recently on Sounds Of The Seventies, Jonnie Walker played Roll Over Lay Down (live) and Forty Five Hundred Times. Result!
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Post by kursaal75 on Nov 13, 2021 6:39:16 GMT
I love it when a `classic` Quo song is unexpectedly played on national radio. I can remember quite a few years ago a programme on Radio 2 on a Sunday afternoon presented by Dale Winton (?). It was an album chart hits programme of a particular year. The year in this weeks was 1976 and he gave the run down from 20 to number 1, it was Blue For You in that top position. When he said here's a track from it, I expected Mystery Song or Rain, but no, Is There A Better Way was played. Also Rossi was recently on Sounds Of The Seventies, Jonnie Walker played Roll Over Lay Down (live) and Forty Five Hundred Times. Result! I requested 'Roll Over Lay Down' (live) as Francis Rossi was a guest on Jonnie Walker's show which also coincided with the Quo Convention 2019 weekend in Minehead. I've also requested on the Sounds Of The Seventies show...'In My Chair' & ' Down The Dustpipe' last year for their 50th anniversary release dates. Other tracks I've requested...'Lonely Man' , the studio version of 'And It's Better Now' on the week Radio 2 broadcasted the Aquostic Live at the Roundhouse concert. |
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Post by dennis on Nov 13, 2021 10:08:16 GMT
I love it when a `classic` Quo song is unexpectedly played on national radio. I can remember quite a few years ago a programme on Radio 2 on a Sunday afternoon presented by Dale Winton (?). It was an album chart hits programme of a particular year. The year in this weeks was 1976 and he gave the run down from 20 to number 1, it was Blue For You in that top position. When he said here's a track from it, I expected Mystery Song or Rain, but no, Is There A Better Way was played. Also Rossi was recently on Sounds Of The Seventies, Jonnie Walker played Roll Over Lay Down (live) and Forty Five Hundred Times. Result! I requested 'Roll Over Lay Down' (live) as Francis Rossi was a guest on Jonnie Walker's show which also coincided with the Quo Convention 2019 weekend in Minehead. I've also requested on the Sounds Of The Seventies show...'In My Chair' & ' Down The Dustpipe' last year for their 50th anniversary release dates. Other tracks I've requested...'Lonely Man' , the studio version of 'And It's Better Now' on the week Radio 2 broadcasted the Aquostic Live at the Roundhouse concert. Careful you don't get blacklisted! |
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