Today we're not going to discuss Hope Springs, the silly new drama from the people who brought you silly old dramas Footballers' Wives and Bad Girls, in which Alex Kingston putting on her best Mockeny accent, is holed up in a dilapidated hotel in the wilds of Scotland with three pals, while quirky villagers try to conceal their darkest secrets. No, because it's pish, that's why.
Neither are we going to talk about the final of Ashes To Ashes, which - and here's the big twist - finds Alex in a coma in 1982! Why not? Because I rather enjoyed this series and there's not much more to be said. Looking forward to series three already.
So instead, let's get back to those CDs I was mentioning a few weeks back. Here's the latest. It's a collection of hard-to-find hits from the Seventies, available on CD for the very first time (that I know of).
And it's called:
Hard-To-Find Hits From the Seventies Vol.1
1. Who Pays The Ferryman?/Yanis Markopoulous
2. It Takes Two To Tango/Richard Myhill
3. Sugar Me/Lynsey De Paul
4. Footsee/Wigan's Chosen Few
5. You Just Might See Me Cry/Our Kid
6. Automatic Lover/Dee Dee Jackson
7. Little Does She Know/Kursaal Flyers
8. Seagull/Rainbow Cottage
9. Skiing In The Snow/Wigan's Ovation
10. El Bimbo/Bimbo Jet
11. Pepper Box/The Peppers
12. Also Sprach Zarathrustra/Deodato
13. A Touch Of Velvet - A Sting Of Brass/Ron Grainer Orchestra
14. If You Go Away/Terry Jacks
15. Saint Saens/B A Robertson
16. Doctor's Orders/Sunny
17. OK?/Rock Follies
18. Eye Level/Simon Park Orchestra
19. Drummer Man/Tonight
20. Go (Before You Break My Heart)/Gigliola Cinquetti
21. A Little Love And Understanding/Gilbert Becaud
