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Dave Edmunds

Dave Edmunds

Welsh retired singer and songwriterWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Ian SvenoniusHOST
57:24
They were kind of like, yeah, they were like, yeah.
Ian SvenoniusHOST
57:27
The Greeks were like the Everleys, you know, the Romans were like Rockpile, Nick Lowe, Dave Edmonds.
Cole AlexanderGUEST
57:34
It's funny that they talk about the birth of Western culture, Western ideas.
Cole AlexanderGUEST
57:40
Everyone wants to protect the tech bros.
AmandaNARRATOR
107:22
In 2026, the average house price is now £273,000, roughly seven times the average average yearly income
Ivan WardHOST
107:37
the first official uk chart hit for beginners flint entered the official uk chart at number 46 had a uk chart run of 14 weeks and peak number two for three weeks with when i'm dead and gone when i'm dead and gone was kept off the top spot by dave edmonds and i hear you knocking for all three weeks
speaker_0NARRATOR
107:56
ivan the man with the perfect face for radio
speaker_13UNKNOWN
107:59
his face is not that bad what at least he plays great music
Lee RockerGUEST
19:07
In London, after we were there for a month or two, playing in a place called The Venue in that day, and at that show...
Lee RockerGUEST
19:19
Everyone converged on it from Dave Edmonds to Keith Richards and Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts.
Lee RockerGUEST
19:29
So the whole Rolling Stones were in the front row.
Lee RockerGUEST
19:32
And that kind of felt like, man, we've already made it.
JerryHOST
24:16
Back to some Halloween fun.
JerryHOST
24:17
Before 11th Dream Day, you heard Dave Edmonds with Creature from the Black Lagoon, ripped from his album called Repeat When Necessary.
JerryHOST
24:25
That one was released on the Swan song label back in 79.
JerryHOST
24:29
Way back at the start of the set, a great suggestion from Dave, Dr. and the Medics with Spirit in the Sky from their debut album called Laughing at the Pieces, released back in 86.
Vic PorcelliHOST
46:30
Make sure you have the record player on at night.
Ken WilliamsHOST
46:33
And you get your Dave Edmonds.
Ken WilliamsHOST
46:34
Here comes the weekend.
Ken WilliamsHOST
46:35
And you relax, recover, and we will see you, Vic Porcelli, as soon as you can possibly get back here.
SusieHOST
57:57
think I prefer the other one.
SteveHOST
57:58
Dave Edmonds.
SteveHOST
57:59
Hmm,
SusieHOST
57:59
different.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
59:40
Yeah.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
59:40
And so the two main songwriters in Rockpile were Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds, and when they started making solo, they were on, they got signed to different labels.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
59:49
And so all of the first three or four Nick Lowe solo records is basically Rockpile, and the f- first two or three Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe's playing on them.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
59:57
Yeah.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
59:57
It's Rockpile.
Ivan WardHOST
8:29
Number 18.
Ivan WardHOST
8:30
Dave Edmonds and Queen of Hearts.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:48
I'm waiting on the 12 o'clock hoping it'll take me just a little farther down the line.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:54
Moonlight, you're just a heartache in disguise.

42 MINS LATER

Ivan WardHOST
51:18
At 20, it's The Electric Light Orchestra and Don't Bring Me Down.
Ivan WardHOST
51:22
Madness and The Prince at 19.
Ivan WardHOST
51:24
Dave Edmonds and Queen of Clubs at 18.
Ivan WardHOST
51:26
At 17, it's Frantique and Strut Your Funky Stuff.
Buck OwensSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:25
Jump back, make tracks.
Brian HorowitzHOST
69:26
If you would pl- if Rockpile or Dave Edmunds had recorded this-
Buck OwensSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:31
Better get out of his way.
Neil RichterPANELIST
69:33
This, this, this is Dave Edmunds right here.
Buck OwensSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:36
Fifi by five.
Barbara VealePANELIST
69:36
Yeah.
Neil RichterPANELIST
72:01
I, I mentioned-
Mercedes KentPANELIST
72:02
The song was great.
JerryHOST
11:52
But it is one of the few examples of that song I have in my library.
JerryHOST
11:55
Besides being the title of a great book by the band, or on the band by Bob Mayer, it is a cover of a Dave Edmunds song that was instrumental in the band's formation.
JerryHOST
12:05
According to The Replacements Bible, that great document you can find on the interwebs, when Westerberg first got together with the rest of the band, then that band was called Dog Breath with Stinson and his brother.
JerryHOST
12:17
Yeah, Stinson and Paul played along to that song, and they must have clicked because as they say, the rest is history.

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