Danny Wilson

Bye.

It's Danny Wilson, seven on the Capital Countdown from this week in 1989.

Britain's second summer of love was the term being applied to the explosion of acid house and rave culture in 1988 and 89.

And Gary Clark had a lovely memory of summer 89, living in a virgin rented flat in West Hampstead, waking up and hearing cars drive past with their roofs down, blasting second summer of love.

And I'll tell you what, London in the summertime is something quite fabulous.

And it's a bit of a Scottish invasion on the pointy end this morning.

From Danny Wilson to Deacon Blue at six.

Number six.

Wow.

Danny Wilson.

You were great up there.

Come with me.

all about.

Happy to.

When Rick, a past his prime wedding singer, meets a fading boy band star, Danny, during a gig, the two bond over music and share a late night jam session, which Ian talked about.

Mm-hmm.

When I was Mary's prayer

It's Danny Wilson, 37 on the Capital Countdown from this week in 1987.

A track Gary Clark wrote while the band was still essentially the house band at a Dundee nightclub called The Swamp.

And it had to be released three times before eventually climbing to three on the UK charts.

Atlantic Starr were 38 with Always, down 16 from 22.

Countdown.

Danny Wilson were new at 37 with Mary's Prayer.

Countdown.

This is when I think she was living in Los Angeles, maybe, or she was coming back and forth.

to Los Angeles and we worked with an amazing songwriter producer called Gary Clark who used to be in a band called Danny Wilson

and we wrote a song one time but yeah

Delta Natalie Imbruglia love Nat I was always loving I actually met Nat when I was like like 14 years old or something like that and I had her sign some like thing that she was doing somewhere I remember

not Danny.

It's Danny Wilson.

Yeah.

Yeah,

meet Danny Wilson.

Yes, we have to say also rest in peace and farewell to Hayden Panater.

How do you say her last name? Panater.