Another all-vinyl show!

"Capitol Radio One" – The Clash (for Terry Chimes' birthday)
"On My Radio" – The Selecter
"Radio Silence" – Thomas Dolby
"On Your Radio" – Joe Jackson

"Radio Girl" – John Hiatt
"On the Radio" – Cheap Trick
"Border Radio" – The Blasters
"Radio, Radio" – Elvis Costello & the Attractions

"It's Only Over When You Give Up" – Bad Religion
"My Propeller" – Arctic Monkeys (for bassist Nick O'Malley's birthday)
"Into This Time" – The Ohio Express
"Days of Change" – Secret Affair

"Current Events Are Making Me Tense" – Joe "King" Carrasco & the Crowns
"Map of the World" – The Comsat Angels
"Burning Red" – Exploding White Mice
"Stukas Over Disneyland" – The Dickies

"Sock It to 'Em J.B." – The Specials
"Ella James" – The Move (by request)
"Fallen Star" – The Spiders from Mars
"The Jean Genie" – David Bowie

"Kamikazi Man" – The Kamikazi Klones
"Change with the Changing Times" – The dB's
"Son and Heir" – A Certain Ratio
"Friction" – Television (by request)

"Go for Soda" – Kim Mitchell (by request)
"Gettysburg" – The Brandos
"You Crack Me Up" – Huey Lewis & the News (for Huey's birthday)
"Ignore That Door" – Richard Hell & the Voidoids

"Getchoo" – Weezer (by request)
"Jamaican Rum" – Philip Lynott
"Swinging Planet X" – The Fleshtones
"Have a Good Time But Get Out Alive" – Iron City Houserockers

Bizarre coincidence was actually listening to Stukas over Disneyland which I bought yesterday from a market when I read this.

If it's all vinyl and you're playing Burning Red, you must have a copy of A Nest of Vipers on hand. Get around it.

> If it's all vinyl and you're playing Burning Red, you must
> have a copy of A Nest of Vipers on hand. Get around it.

Yes, I married into that record.

First radio show to play Huey Lewis and Richard Hell back to back!

It might have been!

Which made me think of a show full of "and the" bands. That would be pretty easy to plan.