KATHY BURKE


For April Fool's Day, we hear the classic 1957 Panorama report about spaghetti farming.  Jarvis talks about the Teenage Cancer Trust gig he played last night, which has left him a bit sleepy; and the listeners are invited to suggest funny songs.  Terry Jones reports on penguins migrating to the tropical sunshine.  Actor, director and writer Kathy Burke drops in: she discusses the TV series she's written, Walking and Talking, a comedy drama about her memories of being 14 and passionate about punk.  She also describes the time Morrissey followed her to the pub to ask her to be in his music video, and shares some songs that make her smile.  Jarvis finishes with a surprising announcement.  Birthdays: William Harvey, Milan Kundera, Ali MacGraw, Annie Nightingale, Sergei Rachmaninov, Carol White, Gil Scott Heron (on his early experiences of music) and Ronnie Lane (with the story behind the song Lazy Sunday).

Pierre Arvay — Merry Ocarina
Cat Power — Fool
Paul and Linda McCartney — Ram On
Cat's Eyes — I Knew It Was Over
Jermaine Jackson — Let Me Tickle Your Fancy
The Orb and Alan Parker — Grey Clouds
Eric Carmen — All By Myself
Sergey Vasilievich Rachmaninov — Piano Concerto No 2 in C minor: Adagio
Frank Sidebottom — Panic
Eric Rogers — Carry On Screaming (Edit)
Carl Malcolm — Fattie Bum-Bum
Scott Walker — Funeral Tango
Blondie — X Offender
Lily Allen — Not Fair (Radio Edit)
Gnarls Barkley — Who's Gonna Save My Soul
Gil Scott-Heron — Winter in America
Small Faces — Lazy Sunday
The Dynamic Batmen — Pow
Mateo Messina — Where It's At
Marthas and Arthurs — Clamour for Fudge
Felt — Song for William S Harvey
Underworld — To Heal
The Flying Lizards — Summertime Blues
David Bowie — The Laughing Gnome