#bbcradiolondon #OneLouder Morning everybody… On our Saturday Session yesterday, we were lovin’ latest earbleeders from #Haircut100  #conorehughes  #JordanPatterson ICYM…you can catch up @ www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Isn't this the ultimate answer?

Also, how could I forget... Buffalo Stance by Neneh Cherry. Loving the Haysi's too!

Songs for a western... I wanna be a cowboy, baby! - CMAT Wild horses - Rolling Stones Jailbird - Primal Scream Duel - Propaganda Horses - Patti Smith Whiskey in the jar - Thin Lizzy Growing up I thought maybe I'd like to be a journalist, but also wanted to be Debbie Harry for a while!

Western Stars by Bruce Springsteen White Horses-Trashcan Sinatras version Dan from Minneapolis

Afternoon GC Medicine Show - B.A.D Cattle and Cane - The Go-Betweens Wig Wam Bam - Sweet I always wanted to drive a Ford Transit with the front door slid open, like they all did in the 80s! Colin, Chiswick

Afternoon all… We’re back at #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm. Songs & bands to fill a Western movie with. Plus we’re asking what did you want to be when you were growing up. Me? An actor! Inspired by Phil Daniels who went to our school. But what about you? 👂94.9FM | Digital | bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

Morning all… London Calling! We’re back at #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm this afternoon with The Saturday Session. Expect an hour packed so tightly with classics & newies, it can only but explode out of your listening devices 😉 Listen👂@ 1pm via 94.9, Digital & bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain." Bob Marley Sat in for Robert (Elms) on #BBCRadioLondon this weekend & we talked James Bond with Mark O’Connell, Sinatra with Phoebe Paneretos plus music with Kat Eaton & the great Mike D’Abo. Catch up 👂via the BBC iPlayer

Gc ,Half a minute by Matt Bianco What a fabulous summer song from an underrated band Great show as always Gary 👏

Mornin! Got to be Michael Caine, appeared in more than 130 films over a career that spanned eight decades and is considered a British cultural icon, sbx

Good morning Gary. I reckon Ian Dury's got to be up there (born in Harrow, not Essex). A true Poet. One of our greatest ever lyricists. Sadly missed, I still mourn his decline, but not with Thunderbird wine.

Morning all. Im in for Robert (Elms) on #BBCRadioLondon @ 10am. On the show: #theWellawalkTheatre, #BethlemMuseumoftheMind, #LouiseRaw, music agent #JasperParrott & The Cultural Exchange. And we’re also asking you for your favourite Londoners - past & present? 👂94.9 FM, DAB &  BBC Sounds

A bit late today, but I'm going to throw in Radio Africa - Latin Quarter and Walking Spanish by Tom Waits

Probably some 90s anime series like Gunsmith Cats (never saw it but want to)

Love that I found you in my feed. Listening from Los Angeles.✌🏻

We’re back at #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm. Inspired by the footie: song titles & artists to fill a map with 😃 And which TV show would you add to an imaginary TV station schedule? Mine: The coming-of-age comedy-drama The Wonder Years. You? 94.9 FM, Digital & bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

Morning everybody… I’m in for Robert (Elms) on #BBCRadioLondon at 10am. Joining me: #IkeIjeh, #PhoebePanaretos on #SinatraTheMusical, #HarrietReed on Lost Music Venues & singer #MikeDabo.  Whilst on The Fourfer we’re celebrating our favourite duos.  What are yours? 👂94.9 FM, DAB &  BBC Sounds.

Live and Let Die - always on at Xmas! Wanted to go to New Orleans from that day on. Going next year as seeing Gracelands too 🫶🏻

Dr No! In 1975, as a teenager, and I have never understood the appeal. 🤷🏻‍♀️

In the theater, A View To a Kill, in suburban Connecticut, USA. I had no idea how cool Grace Jones was until much later. I knew Duran Duran was cool, though!

"The Man With The Golden Gun". I saw it at Botleys Park Psychiatric Hospital where my Dad worked. There was a big hall with a massive temporary screen. It was absolutely superb Gary. I assure you, you have NEVER seen a crowd of people so involved with a film in your life.

The first Bond film I can remember seeing at the cinema was Live and Let Die with Roger Moore at the Edgware Road ABC. It was love at first sight. To be honest, it was probably the eyebrows 🥴—they entered the scene a full two seconds before the rest of him! Sbx

Goldfinger in the Odeon, Southport. Definitely a fan after that..

Morning all Im for Robert Elms on #BBCRadioLondon @ 10am. With #MarkOConnell #NigelBarden #TedHodgkinson #OkechukwuNzelu #ChetnaMakan #KatEaton & #AadilRasheed co DJs 4 Funky Friday. + what was the 1st Bond film you saw? Where did you see it? Did it make you a 007 fan? 👂94.9FM, DAB & BBC Sounds

Paperback publication day today for this opus! “A right riveting read”, as they say. Congratulations, Dan @wellerfanpod.bsky.social — you’ve absolutely nailed it. It’s ace. 👏 GC

As John Miles sang “Music was my first love & it will be my last.” 🥴 I sat in for Robert (Elms) on #BBCRadioLondon this weekend & we talked George Michael with Sathnam Sanghera, The Clash with Pat Gilbert, The Fabs with Samira Ahmed + had a great Funky Friday with Wendy May. ICYMI👂@ BBC iPlayer

This South London girl is VERY excited about going on @garycrowleyonair.bsky.social 's BBC London show from 115pm today. Lots of talk about the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night film and London.. www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

The Avenue Goes to War by RF Delderfield

Small World of Sammy Lee Gal. Ace s/t, and dovetails nicely I reck with the great Northern kitchen-sink movies of the period. And, Tony Newley.

Good morning Gary My favourite London film is The Day The Earth Caught Fire from 1960. Much of it set in Fleet Street in its glory days and in Battersea Funfair which l remember as a young child. Also has Michael Caine in his first speaking role he has one line as a bobby on a bike. Great film

Long good Friday, no debate :)

Morning all. I’m in for Robert Elms @ #BBCRadioLondon from 10am. Joining me: #TheWellWalkTheatre, the Routemaster, Samira Ahmed + the Cultural Exchange. Ahead of our chat with Samira about her A Hard Day’s Night book, we’re asking: what’s yr favourite London film? 👂94.9 FM, Digital & BBC Sounds

Beck’s Black Tambourine or Prince’s Tamborine?

Bongo rock-Preston Epps While my guitar gently weeps-Beatles The bugle sounds again-Aztec Camera Trumpets from Montparnasse-Lilac Time Electric guitars-Prefab Sprout Santa never brings me a banjo-Kate Rusby I had Billy Bragg autograph his singles review page in the NME.

I've got a tape of argybargy by squeeze. They autographed it for a flock of seagulls who supported them in the US.

My Spine is the Bassline - Shriekback Musette and Drums - Cocteau Twins Piano Joint - Michael Kiwanuka Drum Beat for Baby - Weekend I don't really collect memorabilia, but I do still have a signed sleeve of Orange Juice's Rip It Up album from 1982 and a tour programme from Japan, similar vintage

Afternoon everybody… We’re on at #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm 🎙️ Song titles & artists to fill a music shop with 😃 And…your prized pieces of music memorabilia you still have. Mine? A Jam poster from the very first gig I ever attended. But what are yours? Listen 94.9 FM/Digital & bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

'A Rainy Night in Soho' - The Pogues. 'A New England' - Kirsty MacColl. 'One Step Beyond' - Madness.

They Don't Know by Kirsty MacColl. The superior version. And Kirsty even sang the 'BABY' part on Tracy Ullman's cover as Ullman couldn't hit the note!!

Top three: Alison - Elvis Sally MacLennane - Pogues What A Waste! - Ian Dury

Morning Gary The Feelies - Moscow Nights from their classic debut 'Crazy Rhythms' Desmond Dekker - Rude Boy Train The Adverts - One Chord Wonders

Morning all… I’m in for Robert (Elms) on #BBCRadioLondon at 10am. Joining me: #HulyaErdal, #PatGilbert on #TheClash, #MartinGayford on #TraceyEmin & singer #AndyBlade.  Whilst on The Fourfer we’re celebrating Stiff Records. What are your favourite Stiff classics? 👂94.9 FM, DAB & BBC Sounds.

So good listening to the show, great guests as always and no constant interruptions from Bob wanting to talk about himself! Loving the George Michael tribute, had ignored him for much of my life and learned so much today. @sathnam.bsky.social you're so right about Punjabi men not showing emotions!!

Hi Gary,I first saw George in a shop on James Street in the West End, he was with a couple of friends and was essentially being chased by a group of teenage girls who were waiting outside for him, he was very apologetic to the owner, my favourite song is "praying for time " a fabulous song x

Morning all… I’m in for Robert Elms on #BBCRadioLondon at 10am. Joining me: #SathnamSanghera & #AndyMorahan on George Michael, #NathanOley on London Open Gardens, singer #SarahLKing & #WendyMay for Funky Friday. And what’s your favourite George/Wham! song or memory? 👂94.9 FM, DAB & BBC Sounds

#bbcradiolondon #OneLouder Morning everybody… On our Saturday Session yesterday, we were lovin’ latest earbenders from #PaulMcCartney #TheCoral #TaraClerkinTrio ICYM…you can catch up @ www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

Gun Law by Kane Gang 😃 My first wage was £28.00 working as a 17 year old for the Post Office..I felt like a ‘Millionaire’ I think I treated my family to a fish & chip takeaway 🤔 sbx

Afternoon everybody… We’re back on #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm 🎙️ Song titles to fill a spy novel/film with 😃 And…how much was your 1st wage packet & what did you buy with it? Mine? £17 & I bought a pair of Sta-Press trousers. But what was yours? Listen👂@ 94.9 FM/Digital/ bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

Morning all… London Calling! We’re back at #BBCRadioLondon at 1pm this afternoon with The Saturday Session. Expect an hour packed so tightly with classics & newies, it can only but explode out of your listening devices 😉 Listen👂@ 1pm via 94.9, Digital & bbc.co.uk/radiolondon