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I am struggling to think of another show where you would hear such a cross section of great music all in one programme. Thank Gawd then for the Paranoid Squirrel Rock Show, where over the course of this week’s show you will hear me talk about what books I’ve been reading, about the loss of Ian Mitchell who briefly was in the Bay City Rollers, how a track from The Rollers “Elevator” LP sounds like it could’ve come off Ginger Wildheart’s “Valor Del Corazon” solo album, Bandcamp waving their fee on Friday’s up to the end of the year, the new Hip Priest tracks, the Captain Sensible solo song that has been re-recorded for the Sensible Gray Cells album, the story behind Life Sex & Deaths cover of “White Punks On Dope” and being contacted by a listener in Argentina. All to the soundtrack of; Motörhead, Coverdale/Page, The Bay City Rollers, The Rollers, Silver Receiver, The Spitfires, The Hip Priests, Life, Sex & Death, The Sensible Gray Cells, Captain Sensible, Antonio Martínez and Drunken Marksman.
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