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Eddy Grant

Eddy Grant

Guyanese-British singer and songwriterWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

Ian CamfieldHOST
7:29
And it leads itself towards the Poohiverse Monsters Assemble, which is going to be their Avengers style crossover.
Ian CamfieldHOST
7:39
Where are the limited edition popcorn buckets for this? Eddie Grant played Sabbath as well.
Ian CamfieldHOST
7:46
That final Aussie and Sabbath show, Back to the Beginning, is in theatres and it's coming out on CD and vinyl.
Ian CamfieldHOST
7:54
So there is a version that lands on December 11th, although if you want to wait, the full box set with the entire show is going to be out in April next year.
Fat BoyHOST
78:36
You can play this one.
MattmanHOST
78:39
Freaking Eddie Grant.
MattmanHOST
78:42
As far as I know, a one-hit wonder.
MattmanHOST
78:44
Also, he looked like a plumper Bob Marley.
Harry PearsonPANELIST
48:54
I think it's inspired by a fanzine that had come back, the Fortuna Dusseldorf fanzine.
Harry PearsonPANELIST
49:00
If anyone had written a book about fanzines, they might have come across this legendary German fanzine named after a song by The Equals, I think, a band that featured Eddie Grant.
Harry PearsonPANELIST
49:11
I'm in my recollection of this, you know.
Harry PearsonPANELIST
49:13
Anyway, so this is a song about Fortuna Dusseldorf.
ShomHOST
68:39
100%.
ShomHOST
68:39
Nick's artist, Eddie Grant.
K-CutGUEST
68:45
So it's funny because Eddie Grant is actually...
K-CutGUEST
68:53
he he is related to us by by marriage right so my blood i guess aunt or whatever was married to him i don't know if he's still married to her or whatever but he's again guy needs right so um that was the connection my cousin told me he um He was like – he's my mom's age, right? So my mom and him grew up together in Guyana, right? So he was like, you know, Eddie Grant is our relative.
K-CutGUEST
69:30
And I'm like, get out of here.
K-CutGUEST
69:32
You know what I mean? Because you don't want to – you know, I grew up to Eddie Grant, Electric Avenue and all of this stuff, right? So I'm like, get out of here.
K-CutGUEST
69:39
You know, that's not our family.
K-CutGUEST
69:41
He's like, no, I'm serious.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
37:04
Sister Nancy and myself.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
37:06
And you know what I love about Sister Nancy? She's a no-nonsense woman.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
37:13
And she's confident in what she does.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
37:17
I admire her and I love her.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
40:49
How long we been hearing about Angie Angel? Long time.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
40:54
She just sit down and hold it, you know, and always there.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
40:58
And as a woman, boy, she have my love and support 100%.
Marcia GriffithsGUEST
41:04
I love Angie.
ChrisHOST
40:04
In the first half alone, we start with Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes taking us up for a spin in the heavens.
ChrisHOST
40:11
Eddie Grant returns with a song I couldn't stop singing as a four year old.
ChrisHOST
40:15
We finally meet the legend that is Prince as he foretells the party for the millennium.
ChrisHOST
40:20
We meet one of the most musically fun bands of the decade in the Thompson Twins.
Jason RojasPANELIST
10:48
Yeah.
Jason RojasPANELIST
10:49
this is um the equals right this is eddie grant's first band in the uk so this was like an interracial band uh one of the first um they had like maybe a few minor hits in the uk but they did not get big until eddie grant of course went solo and of course is electric avenue right yeah another cool record this is a band from holland Um, this is the golden earrings.
Jason RojasPANELIST
11:15
So for all you boomers out there, you know, when they dropped the S it became golden earring and had a bigger hit with radar love, but this is when they were more of a beat garage rock band.
Jason RojasPANELIST
11:26
This is winter harvest.
Will GavinHOST
26:53
First record you bought.
Jason CundyGUEST
26:55
It was Eddie Grant, I Can't Dance.
Jason CundyGUEST
26:57
What's the song? Help me out.
Will GavinHOST
27:01
Eddie Grant.
Will GavinHOST
27:02
Yeah, I know the
Jason CundyGUEST
27:02
song.
Will GavinHOST
27:04
I don't want to dance.
Will GavinHOST
27:06
It was that one.
Tom FrestonGUEST
28:35
So if there was a guitar that was dominant in the group, we would play you with it.
Tom FrestonGUEST
28:39
We, you know, so we played Prince, we played John Armatrading, we played Eddie Grant.
Tom FrestonGUEST
28:43
There was a handful, but We would play Hall and Oates.
Tom FrestonGUEST
28:46
They did R&B, but we wouldn't play like, you know, regular R&B performers so much.

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