Musical Favouritism

[Dave Tudor]

Has to be 'Don't Stop Movin' - the S Club track it's alright to like.

The Eagles, anybody...?

[Wayne]

Has to be 'Don't Stop Movin' - the S Club track it's alright to like.

The Eagles, anybody...?

Hmmm...... Several options: 'Take It Easy' is such a feelgood singalong, 'Hotel California' has nice chords & guitar solo, then there's the Witchy Woman one which is a current favourite having been reminded of it in a docu i watched last night, which featured 'The Eagles'.

Well, i guess it has to be 'Hotel California'. :wayne


Jimi Hendrix.

[Stephen Morgan]

Although I'm not a fan of Bob Dylan, I do like Hendrix's version of All Along The Watchtower dunno why really, I just do.

Next up, The Faces (Rod Stewart incarnation)

[Dave Tudor]

No contest, really - Stay With Me, a great rock 'n' roll number, and one of my favourite singles ever.

On a similar note - Rod Stewart (solo)

[Paul Clement]

Maggie May

R.E.M?

[Carol Baynes]

"Shiny happy people"- even if the band don't likeit! Er...Happy memories.

Dave doesn't think much of "Atomic". The wedding is off.


Elvis Presley?

[Wayne]

'Blue Suede Shoes' for bopping & 'Love Me' for drunken singing. (Me, not Elvis)

Robbie Williams

[Paul Clement]

Millennium

The Band?

[Dave Lewis]

Dave doesn't think much of "Atomic". The wedding is off.

Don't be keeping me hanging on the telephone, Baynes... I said it was 'alright'. Probably damning it with faint praise, but I do like it. It just ain't no Denis... I like the song I quoted in the first line, (another Blondie cover... what am I saying here??? ) and Union City Blue, and Call Me, and even that comeback classic from 1998...was it, Maria, which was marvellous. A great band, just not one in my top ten... top two hundred and fifty, perhaps...

Also, that version of Rapture mixed with Riders On The Storm does neither band any favours whatsoever...

[Carol Baynes]

I can't think of anything by The Band, but can I say solo Robbie Robertson's "Somewhere down the crazy river". I used to like that...very cool.

Pulp?

[Pip Madeley]

Ooh, my special subject I'd say 'Seconds' from the Sisters EP. Cause it's the best b-side ever on possibly the best EP ever.

Dudley Simpson?

[Wayne]

The Tomorrow People.

It's always been one of my favourite themes.

The Cult.

[Jon Masters]

Has to be his 'live' appearances in Talons of Weng Chiang.

Enya ?

[Andrew Curnow]

Orinocco Flow. Sailawaysailawaysailaway...

Chris de Burgh?

[Trudi G]

A Spaceman Came Travelling.

Creedence Clearwater Revival?

[Wayne]

Bad Moon Rising is the only one i know, But anything to get my go back.

Once again then for The Cult!

[Trudi G]

Sanctuary.

Roxy Music?

[Pip Madeley]

Love Is The Drug, I'm thinking of.

Rod Stewart?

[Wayne]

My favourite thing he ever did was Rachel Hunter.

Sorry, Couldn't resist it.

Still Rod Stewart everyone......

[Raston]

Maggie May.

Audioslave?

[Dave Lewis]

Doesn't Remind Me... brilliant tune, brilliant video.


The Byrds?

[Pip Madeley]

At the risk of being predictable, Turn Turn Turn. Great song.

Radiohead?

[Dave Lewis]

Good choice, but Eight Miles High is my favourite. Just wanted to mention it as I download it.

Favourite Radiohead song... difficult... really, really don't like 'em. The Bends is a good album though, so...

I'll say... Just - that is a good tune.


How's about the Pixies?

[SiHart]

Here Comes Your Man. That always makes me smile.

The Killers.

Si xx

[Dave Lewis]

I'll be really predictable - Mr. Brightside. It's simply one of the greatest tunes of the last five years.

Daft Punk?