A Touch of Pink

14 Apr 2017

572 Meet Eli, Matt and welcome back Beth (Ditto).

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Welcome to another hour of A Touch Of Pink, your show for tracks with a pop trash / remix and an emphasis on GLBTIQ artists.

My Song Of The Week is “Fire” by Beth Ditto (see above). The song is wonderful, the video mesmerising, and hopes are high for the forthcoming album FAKE SUGAR. Good to have the Gossip girl still around.

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.

(Eli Lieb)

Playlist for Show 571 to be broadcast on 8^th April 2017

Eli Lieb ##	Castles (acoustic)
Matt Zarley and Billy Porter ##	You gotta be
Beth Ditto ##	Fire
Black Eyed Peas	I gotta feeling (Barry Harris Pride 2017 remix ## )
Steve Redant and Peyton ** ##	Let it shine (Dirty Disco radio edit)
Just Us	Cloudbusting
Steps	Scared of the dark (Wideboys dancefloor edit)
Boys Boys Boys ft Jimmy Somerville ##	Emotions
John Barrowman ##	What about us (Simmons and Christopher edit)
Randy Jones ##	If I can’t have you (Disco Deejay clubmix)
Depeche Mode	Where’s the revolution (Ewan Pearson remix)
Peter Wilson ** ##	Overdrive (Matt Pop mix)
Candy Apple Blue	Can’t stop thinking of you (Juno Dreams remix)

AUSSIE Content ** GLBTIQ Content ##

Candy Apple Blue ft. Ariella da Vil

What I’ve seen this week …

FILM : Frantz : The brilliant new movie from French gay film producer Francois Ozon. Mainly black and white, a story set just after WW!, when German and France were not getting on together. A young Frenchman visits the grave of a young German killed in the war and cries and lays flowers on it. The fiancé of the dead German sees this and wonders what’s going on. I won’t give anything else away, but it is a beautiful story, and I loved it. A perfect film and a satisfying ending.

BALLET : Lord Of The Flies : You can count on Matthew Bourne to come up with a new angle on an old story, and he delivered. Who would have thought to produce Lord Of The Flies as a ballet, but there it is, enthusiastically performed by a combined amateur/professional cast. Exciting if a little confusing in the plot department, but it’s ballet, so one just lets it wash over one.