Snap, Crackle, POP! with Alec Cumming6 Huhti

I Know a Place (an Astor Place) Where We Can Go

On yesterday's Snap, Crackle POP! I was delighted to have legendary raconteur and man about town Edward Rogers as a guest as we talked about his splendid new(-ish) album ASTOR PLACE. We talked about the fine art of songwriting, Birmingham homecomings, Sidewalk (sigh) and the Losers Lounge and the never-ending comings and goings of the East Village and htray rock 'n' roll and... well, it was a really fun and informative chat. And Edward's beautiful, deeply felt and finely wrought music really hits home. Cheers to Ed and Melani Rogers for making this happen and for being patient with me!

I Know a Place – Petula Clark
Move In a Little Closer – Harmony Grass (for Joseph)
Build Me Up Buttercup – The Foundations
Next Plane to London – The Rose Garden
London Life – Anita Harris

My Baby Loves Lovin' – White Plains
You've Got Your Troubles – The Fortunes
My Baby Loves Lovin' - White Plains
Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress – The Hollies

Romeo – Edward Rogers
Old Town – Phil Lynott
Tears In My Martini – Edward Rogers
Street Life – Roxy Music

The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead – Edward Rogers, Loser’s Lounge
Caroline Goodbye – Colin Blunstone
15 Eldon Road – Edward Rogers
All the Way from Memphis – Mott the Hoople

What You Do to Me – Teenage Fanclub
I've Got a Broken Heart – The Lemon Twigs
No Milk Today – Herman’s Hermits
Headline Hustler – 10cc
The Monsters of Pig Alley – Morrissey
Long Way to Fall – Bedouine

Oh My Love – John Lennon
Oh Yoko! – John Lennon

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