Richard Hawley sits in for Jarvis, joined by fellow Pulp veteran Candida Doyle. Together they chat about wayward flatmates Jack Nitzsche and Bob Lind; Johnny Cash's best mate Johnny Horton; composer Angelo Badalamenti and actor James Spader; and Richard's dislike of classical music. We hear Professor Stanley Unwin reading his story Goldiloppers and the Three Bearloders, then Sheffield band The Crookes play live in session. Richard and Candida finish with Little Fluffy Clouds by the Orb and a giggle at Jarvis's jingles.
Fats Waller — I'm Going to Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
Jack Nitzsche — The Lonely Surfer
Buddy Holly — Every Day
Johnny Horton — Lover's Rock
Angelo Badalamenti — Bathing Blossom
Duane Eddy — House of the Rising Sun
Ian Dury and The Blockheads — Sweet Gene Vincent
John Cooper Clarke — Beasley Street
Sergei Prokofiev — Romeo and Juliet
Stanley Unwin — Goldyloppers and the Three Bearloaders
The Beach Boys — Sail on Sailor
Ramones — Baby I Love You
The Cullivoe Band with Willie Hunter — Shetland Reels
Little Walter — That's It
Charles Wright and The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band — Express Yourself
The Chills — Pink Frost
The Crookes — Bloodshot Days
The Crookes — Bricks and Slaughter
The Mills Brothers — Paper Doll
Santo and Johnny — Teardrop
Randy Newman — You Got a Friend in Me
Cuckoo Clocks — Mum's on Coke
The Orb — Little White Fluffy Clouds
Bob Landers — Cherokee Dance
Dave Phillips and The Hot Rod Gang — Tainted Love
Harry J All Stars — The Liquidator
Big Mama Thornton — Wade in the Water
Andrea Ross — White Horses
The Groupies — Primitives
David Wiffin — One Step
Eagles — Take It to the Limit
