MEMORY TAPES - 16TH APRIL 2010
Here at TeamLaverne Towers we love Memory Tapes; if you're a newbie to the show, then here's how it works....
Every Friday a listener puts forward a compliation tape or CD made for them or by them. We publish the artwork and tracklistings and then pick 5 tracks to play on the show.
This week's comes from Andrew in Edinburg who writes... "this compilation CD helped to celebrate me and my now Civil Partner, Keith's, wedding on Easter 2002. We got fed up waiting for the law to be changed, and were surprised when it did a few years later.
All our families, nephews, nieces and friends were there and it was a very Scottish doo with kilts worn by the men and some women too! We still regard it to be more improtant than the day we signed at the registry office..
We had 150 guests all day and night, each one getting the wedding cd. It is fairly ecclectic and has something for everyone. There is a bit of a French theme as they were the special songs, but many more were the trademark of the dj we had at the reception, our pal, Trendy Wendy, who really got the crowd going. She also designed the artwork."
Said artwork looks like this...


And the tracklisting reads:
1. Serge Gainsbourg/Mick Harvey - Pink Elephants
2. Jacques Brel - Quand On N'A Louis' L'Amour
3. Robert Burns - A Man's A Man For A'That
4. Jacques Brel - La Valse A Mille Temps
5. Pavarotti - Caruso
6. Shirley Bassey - History Repeating
7. Marc Almond - Jacky
8. Jacky - White Horses
9. Belle & Sebastian - Le Pastie De La Bourgeoisie
10. St. Etienne - Who Do You Think You Are?
11. Neil Diamond - Crackling Rose
12. Kylie - Your Disco Needs You
13. Pulp - Common People
14. The Beatles - Revolution
15. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Ship Song
16. Gene & Mark - Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart
17. Shirley Bassey & Billy McKenzie - The Rhythm Devine
18. Herb Alpert - This Guy's In Love With You
Listen to Friday's show to hear the five tracks Lauren plays from the compilation.
Inspired? Email Lauren your Memory Tape.

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