Orson Welles gets stroppy while voicing a frozen foods ad. Jarvis celebrates 'ladies of character' with a clip of Rita Hayworth in Gilda. On This Day in 1091, a tornado hit London, and 1814 saw the London Beer Flood. Gaz Mayall discusses his new book, featuring memories and artefacts from 30 years of the clubnight Gaz's Rockin' Blues. He describes how he designed its distinctive flyers, great acts like Screaming Lord Sutch and the club's presence at Glastonbury. He also explains how artist Robert Gordon McHarg III got a street named after Joe Strummer. Then Gaz plays a megamix. Finally, the Orson Welles track I Know What It Is to Be Young. Birthdays: Shinichi Suzuki, Evel Knievel (reading his poem about his vocation), Barney Kessel, Montgomery Clift, Michael Eavis and Peter Stringfellow.
This Mortal Coil — Song to the Siren
Rita Hayworth — Put the Blame on Mame
Anna Calvi — Moulinette
Warpaint — Shadows
The Slits — Adventures Close to Home
Yoko Ono and John Lennon — Kiss Kiss Kiss
Humphrey Lyttelton — Bad Penny Blues
Bruce Haack — Incantation
Loren MazzaCane Connors — On Air
Loren MazzaCane Connors — Child
Neil Young — Someone's Gonna Rescue You
Evil Knievel — Why
Barney Kessel — Moon River
The Clash — The Right Profile
Screaming Lord Sutch — Flashing Lights
Stray Cats — Stray Cat Strut
Bob McFadden — The Beat Generation
Titus Turner — Bla Bla Bla Cha Cha Cha
Andy Williams — The House of Bamboo
Buster Brown — Raise a Ruckus Tonight
Johnny Jones & The King Casuals — Purple Haze
Sonny Boy Williamson — Help Me
The Upsetters — Bird in Hand
Orson Welles — I Know What It Is to Be Young (But You Don't Know What It Is to Be Old)
