A Touch of Pink

8 Feb 2017

Show 567 / 11 Feb 2017

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Welcome to another hour of A Touch Of Pink, your show for tracks with a pop trash / gay / remix flavour. This week we have quite a few newish tracks, and quite a few oddities, including an new mix of Bucks Fizz’s ‘Making You Mind Up’ Eurovision entry, Limbo from Swiss eccentrics’ Yello’s new album Toy , and a new track from American drag artist Sheena Rose, a tribute to the ‘material’ one. Where else are you gonna get such an unusual yet strangely enticing selection?

My Song Of The Week is “Can’t get you out of my head’ by new male German artist Q, for two reasons: 1) I love a cover and 2) I love it when the words aren’t changed (boy, your loving is all I think about). I can’t superficially comment on his looks because there aren’t any ‘clear’ photos available, but he sounds ok.

Here follows tonight’s playlist. Tune in this Saturday on JOY 94.9 from 6-7pm for a bakers dozens of fab-u-lous tracks. Your host is Dick.

Sheena Rose

Playlist for Show 567 to be broadcast on 11^th February 2017

LeAnn Rimes	Long live love (Dave Aude radio edit)
Alan Connor	Straight through the heart
Zayn and Taylor Swift	I don’t wanna live forever (Cosmic Dawn remix edit)
Nathan Sykes	There’s only one of you (7^th Heaven club)
Hazell Dean ##	Judgement Day (Matt Pop mix)
Chainsmokers	Paris (Rios and Sparks edit)
RuPaul ##	Mighty love ft. Matt Pop
Ricky Martin ft. Delta Goodrem	Vent Pa’Ca ##
Bucks Fizz	Making your mind up (Matt Pop’s Bending The Rules mix)
Yello	Limbo
Q	Can’t get you out of my head
Sia ** ##	Move your body (Alan Walker radio edit)
Sheena Rose ##	Blonde Ambition (Leo Frappier radio mix)

AUSSIE Content ** GLBTIQ Content ##

What have we seen around town this week

Show : Panti – High Heels In Low Places : AI saw the Panti film ‘The Queen Of Ireland last year, about her life, being a national treasure and the face of Ireland’s marriage equality vote, so I was excited to see her in person. She did not disappoint. She was very funny, poignant, foul mouthed etc, but most of all, entertaining.

Film : National Theatre Live – No Mans Land : Another wonderful production, this time another Harold Pinter play starring Sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, as two ageing writers who meet in a pub and thereafter a power play ensues between the two men and Patrick Stewarts two male household staff. Strange stuff but another entertaining Sunday afternoon out. Worth considering for Pinter fans if they have repeat showings.

The Chainsmokers