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Yesterday Once More

17 Jun 2024

Streets and Thoroughfares

50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, Music, Nostalgia, Songs

Streets highways, lanes and alleys have all featured in a myriad of songs. Sometimes they are the setting for social comment as in Ralph McTell’s classic Streets of London or Gerry Rafferty’s Baker Street, or sometimes they are a metaphor for sadness as in Sammi Smith’s poignant Saunders Ferry Lane.

There is outright exuberance too with David Bowie and Mick Jagger singing up a storm in Dancing In The Street.

Aussie contributions include AC/DC (Highway To Hell), Richard Clapton (Girls On The Aveune) and The Go Betweens (Streets of Your Town).

Playlist

  • Streets Of Your Town – The Go Betweens
  • Ventura Highway – America
  • Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
  • Dancing In The Street – David Bowie/Mick Jagger
  • Saunders Ferry Lane – Sammi Smith
  • Creeque Alley – Mamas & Papas
  • Streets Of London – Ralph McTell
  • Highway To Hell – AC/DC
  • Girls On The Avenue – Richard Clapton
  • Electric Avenue – Eddy Grant
  • On The Street Where You Live – Vic Damone
  • Penny Lane – Beatles

Yesterday Once More is presented by Rob and Mossy each Sunday afternoon at 5
Streets and Thoroughfares was broadcast on Sunday June 16, 2024
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