A Touch of Pink

19 Apr 2018

Let’s Hear It For The Girls!

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

This week it’s all about the girls. There are some great new tracks from some rather wonderful ladies, so let’s devote a show to some of the best. We actually start with an oldie from kd lang, then it’s all the way to the top with Tracey Thorn’s new “powerdance” track Dancefloor. Check out the playlist … it’s a dream.

Paloma

My Song Of The Week is an old song, made popular by Mama Cass, and now remade by Paloma Faith, to feature in car brand Skoda’s Karoq advert. As you know, I love a good cover, and when it’s a great song sung by a master such as Paloma, there’s nothing better.

Here follows tonight’s playlist. Tune in this Saturday on JOY 94.9 from 6-7pm for a whole heap (as many as we can get through) of fun tracks. Your host will be Dick.

Playlist for Show 601 to be broadcast on 21st April 2018

k.d.lang	Theme from Valley Of The Dolls (J.Vasquez 7” mix)
Paloma Faith	Make your own kind of music
Mel & Kim	Where is love (see picture at top of page)
Hayley Kiyoko	Curious (Gozzi radio edit)
Nicki French	Steal the crown (Matt Pop radio edit)
Lisa Stansfield	Billionaire (E11even radio edit)
Nadine Coyle	Girls on fire (Initial Talk remix)
Surie	Storm (7th Heaven radio edit)
Samantha Fox	Hot boy
Donna Summer	Hot Stuff (Ralphi Rosario & Erik Ibiza 2018 rework)
Jessica Mauboy	We Got Love (Matt Green radio edit)
Delta Goodrem	Think about you (InitialTalk remix)
Kylie Minogue	Stop me from falling (Stormby radio edit)
Tracey Thorn	Dancefloor (Powerdance remix)

AUSSIE Content ** GLBTIQ Content ##

Hayley Kiyoko

What Have I seen recently ?

Film : A Quiet Place : An alien horror film, beautifully acted, amazingly sustained tension, and just enough jump moments to keep you on the edge of your seat. It’s pretty good, not quite the heights of Get Out, but fun for genre fans.

Film : The Party : Somewhere between a British farce and Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Wolf, the latest effort from Sally Potter (Orlando) is a quite vicious not very much fun, party. It’s got a wonderful script, superlative acting, and at 70 minutes, leaves you wanting more. Loved it!

Musicals : On May 16th Village Cinemas have a 6:30pm screening of the British Theatre production of An American In Paris, and the preview looks pretty good.