Midweek Music Miscellany Wednesday 22nd. April 2020 from 11.30AM on 103.2FM or dublincityfm.ie

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1. Do The Strand ( 4.01 ) - Roxy Music - CD For Your Pleasure Island / Polydor Records
1973 RELEASE



2. City ( 4.29 ) - Jeff Lorber Fusion - CD Smooth Jazz Hits The Ultimate Collection concordmusicgroup.com
2015 COMPILATION RELEASE



3. Taste For The Cherry ( 4.46 ) - Blackbird & Crow - CD Shock Shatter Convince blackbirdandcrow.ie
IRISH ARTIST - 2017 RELEASE



4. Hesitation Blues ( 2.49 ) - Ralph McTell - CD All Things Change The TranaAtlantic Anthology 1967 - 1970 cherryred.co.uk
2017 COMPILATION RELEASE



5. Blue Is Paris ( 5.12 ) - Theo Croker - CD Jason Miles Presents Kind Of New jasonmilesmusic.com
NEW RELEASE

6. Rock'N'Roll Cowboys ( 4.21 ) - Ray Davies - CD Americana raydavies.info legacyrecordings.com
2017 RELEASE



7. Sir George ( 2.29 ) - Urban Hill - CD Straight Talk urban-hill.com
2016 RELEASE



8. Witchita Linesman ( 2.43 ) - Charlie Byrd - CD Sixties Byrd cherryred.co.uk
Charlie Lee Byrd (September 16 1925 – December 2 1999)
2017 COMPILATION RELEASE



9. Moon Under Water ( 4.21 ) - Hege Anita Skjaervik - CD Hega https://www.facebook.com/HegeAS
IRISH BASED ARTISTS - NEW RELEASE



10. Like A Rolling Stone ( 5.59 ) - Bob Dylan - CD Highway 61 Revisited bobdylan.com Columbia Records
1965 RELEASE



11. Give Me Breath Lord ( 3.09 ) - Dara MacGabhann & Band - CD Release https://www.facebook.com/daramacgabhannmusic
IRISH ARTIST - 2017 RELEASE



12. Orange Coloured Sky ( 2.42 ) - Monica Chapman - CD Small World https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/monicachapman4 monicachapman.net
2017 RELEASE



13. Cashmere ( 3.10 ) - John Statz - CD The Fire Sermon Why River Records johnstatz.com
NEW RELEASE




ON THIS DAY IN MUSIC - 22nd. APRIL

22 Apr 1957
Elvis Presley had his custom built 'Music Gates' installed at Gracelands. The gates were designed by Abe Saucer and custom built by John Dillars Jr, of Memphis Doors inc.
22 Apr 1964
The President of The National Federation Of Hairdressers offered a free haircut to the next No.1 group in the UK pop charts. He said The Rolling Stones are the worst, one of them looks as if he's got a feather duster on his head.'
22 Apr 1965
The Beatles were at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Ticket To Ride.' Taken from the film Help! it was the group's seventh UK No.1.
22 Apr 1966
Two dozen local group's appeared at a ‘battle of the bands’ gig in Matawan Keyport Roller Drome in New Jersey. All acts performed three songs each. The Rogues won first place, second was Sonny & The Starfires, and third place went to The Castiles, (with Bruce Springsteen on vocals). The three winners were given an opportunity to perform at the Roller Drome the following week as part of a major concert headlined by The Crystals.
22 Apr 1966
'Wild Thing' by The Troggs (who were originally called The Troglodytes) was released in the U.S. on both the Atco and Fontana labels. The song went on to reach No.1. Fronted by Reg Presley, 'Wild Thing' became a major influence on garage rock and punk rock.
22 Apr 1967
In the most popular Monkee poll conducted in the music paper Disc & Music Echo, Davy Jones received 63% of the votes, Mickey Dolenz 22%, Peter Tork 8% and Mike Nesmith 7%.
22 Apr 1972
Deep Purple scored their second UK No.1 album with Machine Head. The album which features 'Smoke on the Water' and 'Highway Star', is often cited as a major influence in the early development of the heavy metal music genre and commercially, it was Deep Purple's most successful album.
22 Apr 1977
The Jam released their first single 'In The City', which peaked at No. 40 in the UK charts. The English punk rock/mod revival formed in Woking, Surrey, fronted by Paul Weller, achieved 17 other Top 40 hits including four UK No.1's.
22 Apr 1978
Bob Marley and the Wailers performed at the 'One Love Peace Concert' in Jamaica. It was Marley's first public appearance in Jamaica since being wounded in an assassination attempt a year and a half earlier.