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Donovan

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Sep 16, 2026

Trudi DanielsPANELIST
108:38
He wants to
Jim BentleyPANELIST
108:39
hear the anti-Diluvian rant by Donovan.
Jim BentleyPANELIST
108:42
The hook is great, though.
Jim BentleyPANELIST
108:43
Oh, the song is awesome.
Jim BentleyPANELIST
110:33
can just see guys getting their ass kicked.
Drew LaneHOST
110:36
I know.
Drew LaneHOST
110:37
I do love all these Donovan songs, I have to admit.
Drew LaneHOST
110:39
He's
Sideshow SidHOST
13:34
Now that recording was arranged by an unsung icon of 60s UK pop TV and screen music, Essex boy John Cameron.
Sideshow SidHOST
13:43
It was a list of credits starting with Donovan in the 60s for the 70s TV shows and films like Little House on the Prairie and cult Gene Roddenberry horror film Spectre all the way up to the 80s when he wrote the arrangements for a little-known stage play entitled Les Miserables.
Sideshow SidHOST
14:02
Here are four from his catalogue of contributions.
Sideshow SidHOST
14:05
Start with the main credit theme for the 60s cult classic, Kez.
Brett MorrisPANELIST
39:23
And then I also, again, almost like how I was saying with Mother Nature's Son, Rocky Raccoon, for whatever reason, I think of Dear Prudence and Julia as being kind of either or.
Brett MorrisPANELIST
39:36
Like if I have to cut it down, both of them is him doing that Donovan like claw hammer finger picking technique.
Brett MorrisPANELIST
39:44
Yeah.
Brett MorrisPANELIST
39:45
Yeah.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
3:34
Your-
Tim VickeryPANELIST
3:34
It's, it's a Donovan lyric, isn't it? First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
3:39
[laughs] And?
Tim VickeryPANELIST
3:42
I don't know what he was on.
ScorcherPANELIST
78:42
don't know.
ScorcherPANELIST
78:43
No, Donovan.
Russell RobertsonGUEST
78:44
Donovan.
Russell RobertsonGUEST
78:45
Donovan.
Ross StevensonHOST
78:45
You don't associate him with a guitar.
Ross StevensonHOST
78:47
Is
Russel HowcroftHOST
78:47
that like barrel picking? Is that what you mean?
Russell RobertsonGUEST
78:53
That's that sort of style of picking.
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:10
No,
Ross StevensonHOST
6:11
Donovan.
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:11
Donovan.
Ross StevensonHOST
6:12
Donovan.
Ross StevensonHOST
6:13
You don't associate
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:13
him with a guitar.
Ross StevensonHOST
6:15
that like barrel picking? Is that what you mean?
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:20
That's that sort of style of picking.
Craig ConantHOST
22:24
[laughs]
Jeremiah WatkinsGUEST
22:25
That reminds me of, um, the Donovan song Mellow Yellow.
Craig ConantHOST
22:30
"They call me Mellow Yellow."
Jeremiah WatkinsGUEST
22:31
Uh-huh.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
77:08
[upbeat music] Electrical Banana Is gonna be a sudden craze Electrical Banana Is bound to be the very next phase They call it Mellow Yellow Quite rightly They call me Mellow Yellow Quite rightly They call me Mellow Yellow [upbeat music] You know it's Saffron Yeah I'm just mad about her I'm just mad about Saffron She's just mad about me They call it Mellow Yellow Quite rightly They call me Mellow Yellow Quite rightly They call me Mellow Yellow Oh, so mellow Oh, so mellow
John of HawthorneHOST
78:46
There goes Donovan feeling a little Mellow Yellow, which followed Tina Turner's What You Get Is What You See.
John of HawthorneHOST
78:53
Now Tina won 12 Grammy Awards and was the first Black artist and the first woman to appear on the cover of the Rolling Stone magazine.
John of HawthorneHOST
79:01
What a star.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:51
Daffodils are yellow.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:52
Donovan's is yellow.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:53
If you were my son, I'd be a jolly good fellow.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:56
Tulips are pink.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:02
This is really going good.
Gilda RadnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:04
Take it gently.
Zach PruittHOST
58:06
I think there's a reference to the musical artist Donovan, which I enjoyed.
Zach HallHOST
58:09
Wait, Mellow Yellow? Mellow Yellow.
Aaron ConnHOST
10:05
For a few days, Paul had an idea for a song.
Aaron ConnHOST
10:07
It started out life as a song about a strange man named Ola Natunji, which is what the name of the song would have been, according to Donovan.
Aaron ConnHOST
10:16
And then there was the idea of Daisy Hawkins that floated around.
Aaron ConnHOST
10:19
Maybe that would be a good name for a song.

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