The new Black Keys record contains a version of Dr Feelgood's She Does It Right. That's the weekend sorted, then. Ending this week's Late Show wMB. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Mods. Girls And Boys now on the Late Show. Parklife, the high water mark. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Another sterling contribution to our collective happiness. Thanks to Precious Recordings Of London for presenting this. And, of course, to the late Johnny Plee. The AOC's version of Kiss is brilliant, and (at the time) unexpected. Now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

I am now taking turns with my Farmer John records. Last time it was The Premiers. So, tonight, it's Don And Dewey. The originals. And not sounding at all like Louie Louie. On the MBRS around now. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Second Billy Childish release of the night. It's Jim Bowie, another variant on the Farmer John nugget of nuggets. The gift that keeps on giving. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

I've just started reading this. And , of course, it's brilliant. Simon Goddard has style and wit and a knack for deep deep research. Or else he lives in a flat where you can't live for piles of 1976 newspapers. What In The World, from Low, now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Something tells me that this may not be official Smiths merchandise. But it is pretty neat. Reel Around The Fountain now on the radio, just because the song before it is called I Want You Around. And Chuck Berry was unavailable. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Lemonade Shoelace. The last couple of releases have equally great artwork. Newest is I Want You Around. Now on the MBRS, cheering us all up. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

When I played The Gorillas on the show last week I hadn't heard about the death of Jesse Hector. So, this week's single 'She's My Gal' is a tribute to the rock and roll star who kept us far flung NME readers entertained while waiting for more punk stories. Now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Is the cat up the tree or is the cat balanced very carefully on one railing? I don't know, but I do appreciate the wonder of Colour TV's Wake Up Sleepyhead. As heard on the Late Show/MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

More bag now. I didn't remember Pigbag as being this young but then, again, bands were young in 1981. Only one to play to please the casual customer like the Disc Jockey. (Is it just me or did PGABNP sound like it had always existed?) buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Not sure if there's a bass drum big enough to have the band name on it , but this is great. Little Storping On The Swuff. Avengers fans. And Syd's Pink Floyd fans, too. Grab Bag , from the Hassle Olympics, now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Ah, the very wonderful Big Audio And The Dynamites! With a plink and a plonk, Mick leads the line. I Turned Out A Punk now on the radio round here. We are accepting of those who didn't like jazz, or didn't like funk on the MBRS buff.ly/FCG17Bf

There were days when Kevin had to remind the new Dexys members that they were supposed to bring their own instruments. Ah well. Plan B now on the MBRS buff.ly/FCG17Bf

A still from the booklet of the Armagideon Time box. It's a dub version of Suzanne Beware of The Devil. I'm not sure if Bad Manners did a non-dub version, though. This is great, and on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Dave has form

jeepers. I can't believe I missed that!

Middle Class Guilt. They go to every funeral they hear about. New LP is out today. Their King Of Comedy, it's called. It has the brilliant Edinburgh on it, and the equally brilliant Glory Of Failure. Which happens to be playing on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

The Monotones. Brilliant. It's said that when they first rehearsed the song in the garage, local children were playing ball outside. And during the line 'I Wonder Wonder Wonder Wonder Who...' the ball hit the wall. And that's where the stop in the chorus came from. Now on the MBRS buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Billy Reeves new release - Encyclopedia-itis! Artwork by Billy, too. Haircut, model's own. Now on the MBRS buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Freemans catalogue, p 130, Winter edition 1968. The Kinks, She's Got Everything, now on the Late Show. B-side of Days, but two years older. And brilliant. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Woooooaaaahhhh.... Don't look at it! Another wonder from The Moderate Rebels hit factory..... Fool Spectrum Dominance. Now on the MB Record Show. I typed the title into the What3Words site and, it seems, it's in the South Pacific miles from anywhere. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Ah, I haven't seen this in years. The inner sleeve of Three Imaginary Boys. May 1979. As Robert Smith prepares for life as a Rolling Stone, 10:15 on Saturday Night is playing on the MB Record Show. Yes, it's 10:35 on Friday but you can't have everything. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

I didn't know we needed a new version of House Of The Rising Sun until I heard this from Wild Billy Childish & The North Kent Folkways Revival. Sung by JuJu , who I think might be Julie. Or not. Now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

There was a little update to the story in the final paragraph of a September ‘73 NME interview with the Baron by Ian McDonald (although it’s possible that it may have been artistic license on iMac’s part)

He's always been my favourite of The Et boys

Meanwhile, Bob Stanley's latest curation creation is out now. With curlicues and Suki Suncap and Paul Simon 'Train In The Distance' playing on the radio. Bring back Life On Mars. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Happy Birthday to Saint Pete of Etienne. Looking almost happy on the right, below the U and D. The So Tough version of You're In A Bad Way is brilliant. And on the MB Record Show now. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

It's Disgusting Sisters, whose new record 'Weirdo Magnet' is sounding swell on the MBRS. And hats off the record label promo dept who came up with actual weirdo magnets which can stick anything to anything. The Sisters have been dancing on the ceiling since last Tuesday. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

An Eno Production, I believe. So, let's hear a Devotastic floor filler. Come Back Jonee now on the radio round here. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Bryan and Brian. The Ferreno brothers. Tigger and Cheetah. Remake Remodel on the Late Show to mark Eno's birthday. I was going to get him the registration number CPL593H but it doesn't exist, the DVLA told me. buff.ly/FCG17Bf

Achieved. X

Get that translated into Latin and put on your crest👍 #Motto

More records tonight on the MBRS (otherwise known as The Late Show with Mickey Bradley) by Middle Class Guilt, Paul Simon, Disgusting Sisters, Saint Etienne, Devo, Moderate Rebels and more. Tune in on BBC Radio Ulster at 10.04pm and join the chat here on Bluesky at: @mickeyundertone.bsky.social

The Undertones Story in their own words in Sounds 12th, May 1979. @mickeyundertone.bsky.social

Sunny day Sweepin' the clouds away On my way to where the air is sweet Can you tell me how to get How to get to 10 Downing Street? Come and play Everything's A-okay Friendly neighbors there That's where we meet Can you tell me how to get How to get to 10 Downing Street?

My 10” copy. Love it.

💯 Particularly nice timing with Cov winning the Championship & going up to the prem too Father sends his regards to you 🙏✊PUSB

She looks tired .. it’s coming … she looks ready for … here it is … her s s s single bed … yep I did it

It's Noosha, from Fox. Who had given up on hearing something from her band on this week's MBRS, and so had decided to watch Gogglebox instead. Only You Can, a proper hit in 1975, ending the music to mark Fab Dave Attenborough's big day. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

Ah, this is great. 2019 and I missed it. But thanks to Bandcamp.... it's there for us all. "Your Nine Bosses" brings Monkeys In Love on to the MBRS for an all creature special. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

Great photo. Not a composite, I assume. Buffalo Springfield. It's Richie Furay's birthday tomorrow. Which is about twenty minutes away. He sings Neil Young's song 'On The Way Home' which has the best brass and backing singing ever. Well, nearly ever. On the MBRS about now. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

It's Chinese American Bear. New record on the show because of its all round greatness and also because ...Bear! A D.A. Special has to have more Bear. Turn Up The Radio on the (already turned up) radio round here. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

No one gets left behind in The Barracudas. Stripes were all the rage in 1980 *, as was making great records about how great the sixties were. (I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again now on the MB Record Show. buff.ly/ng3VV8I * I don't think they were but The Barracudas wore them well.

Ah, The Turtles. Happy Together, indeed. But the relaxing, luxurious, soothing, You Showed Me is the choice for today. On the MB Record Show. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

Nightingales' latest collection, I believe. They're getting really good at this making records thing. The brilliant 'New Emperors New Clothes' (with sustaining violin) now on the radio round here. Nightingales, bird, Attenborough's birthday. All that, yes. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

It's Squid. Nice defensive block , there. Nothing will get through that. Looking back to the LP before last on the MB Record Show. Swing (In A Dream) is brilliant. You knew that, I hope. buff.ly/ng3VV8I

Danny Whitten, born this day in 1943. Crazy Horse guitarist and writer of their best (and best known) song. I Don't Want To Talk About It now on the Late Show/MB Record Show. buff.ly/ng3VV8I