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Growing Up With Vince & Jeremy
by Rainbow Alley Productions
We grew up in the UK from 1970 to 1990. This show is all about the two of us looking back and putting bits of our shared past under the microscope, from the early ‘80s ‘Protect and Survive’ /Mutually Assured Destruction nuclear panic, to the theme music from The Incredible Hulk; from Wimpy Burgers to wimpy Orac from Blake’s 7; from the Falklands War to Falco’s Rock Me Amadeus. We look back with fondness and bafflement and sometimes with abject disbelief at what life was like when we were growing up.
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08 From L.A. to Totterdown
Send us Fan MailEpisode 8: From L.A. to Totterdown (February 8th 2018)'Hey Hey it’s the Podcast!'This episode: As Jeremy struggles to recollect anything recorded by 80’s/90’s UK pop princess Cathy Dennis, and Vince struggles with his vocabulary, both men go to war as they create rival Supergroups. Also this show, they decide that The Banana Splits were a lot funnier than the Monkees; that psychopathic killers should really learn how to spell; and that classic BBC weather presenters Michael Fish and John Kettley should have either had a brief and amusing pop career, or they should have been involved with the 60’s militant US counter-cultural group The Weather Underground, if only to offer sound meteorological advice.The artists/bands rated and/or discussed are Betty Boo, The Monkees, Stevie Wonder, and Nick Drake.FULL TRACK LISTINGOverrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free)Doin’ the Doo – Betty BooYou Just May Be the One – The MonkeesLately – Stevie WonderAt the Chime of a City Clock – Nick DrakeHappiness is a Warm Gun – The BeatlesJEREMY RECOMMENDS:Bad Reputation - Luke HainesSunny Girlfriend - The MonkeesThird Floor Heaven - Be-Bop DeluxeTame the Lion - Emitt RhodesLINKS Revolution in the Head by Ian MacDonald https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_in_the_Head Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/vinceandjergrowupPlease also check out our friends over on Instagram @secondspin313 and their excellent podcast 'Second Spin'.
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07 Uncomfortably Waiting for it to End - Christmas Special 2017
Send us Fan MailEpisode 7: Uncomfortably Waiting for it to End (December 20th, 2017)'Our Chestnuts Are Roasting On An Open Fire'This episode: CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! As Jeremy realises with rising horror that if he was in Wham! he’d be Andrew Ridgley, and Vince makes the case for George Michael being a calculating high-functioning sociopath with vengeance in his heart, both men get into the Christmas Spirit by cruelly denigrating widely held nutty belief systems, ruthlessly critiquing inarguably dreadful movies, and deciphering the cryptic meanings behind ELP, FGTH and EMF.The artists/bands rated and/or discussed are Slade, Greg Lake, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Wham!, Cliff Richard, and Frankie Goes to Hollywood.FULL TRACK LISTINGOverrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free)Merry Xmas Everyone – SladeI Believe in Father Christmas – Greg LakeMistletoe and Wine – Cliff RichardThe Power of Love – Frankie Goes to HollywoodWe Can Work It Out – The BeatlesJEREMY RECOMMENDSDevil’s Answer - Atomic RoosterFloat On - The FloatersLINKS Revolution in the Head by Ian MacDonald https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_in_the_Head Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/vinceandjergrowupPlease also check out our friends over on Instagram @secondspin313 and their excellent podcast 'Second Spin'.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We grew up in the UK from 1970 to 1990. This show is all about the two of us looking back and putting bits of our shared past under the microscope, from the early ‘80s ‘Protect and Survive’ /Mutually Assured Destruction nuclear panic, to the theme music from The Incredible Hulk; from Wimpy Burgers to wimpy Orac from Blake’s 7; from the Falklands War to Falco’s Rock Me Amadeus. We look back with fondness and bafflement and sometimes with abject disbelief at what life was like when we were growing up.
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