Sandie Shaw

Charlie Balog and the 478 Organs Stop Pizza Wellitzer from his 2012 CD release.

Those Were the Days, adapted from a Russian folk song, is usually associated with such artists as Mary Hopkin, Jerry Vale and Sandy Shaw.

Tolly Parton invited Miss Hopkin as a special guest, along with Porter Wagoner and the Opry Gang and the Moscow Circus on that 2005 album release of the same name.

Lynn Larson featured the 326 Joe Kearns Wurlitzer on his arrangement on his 1969 People LP.

We look forward to hearing from you.

But we'll conclude our visit to 1984 for now by hearing this song from Sandy Shaw.

Remember Hand in Glove? Thank you.

Oh yeah, and I may lose everything But I don't give a damn if I do Because I've never been in love Never been in love Never been in love Never been in love I've never been in love like this before Oh, what did I miss before with this good luck? And I haven't seen my feet for days Cause I'm miles above the ground I've never been in love like this before Oh, what did I miss before? Well, who says I need a doctor? Cause I'm just acting half-crazed I've never been in love Never been in love like this before Oh, what did I miss before? Never been in love Never been in love

proving that the girls can rock and roll as well as the boys.

There's Susie Quatro, who just seems to keep on rocking, never been in love, and also Sandy Shaw with Hand in Glove, and those two song titles almost rhyme.

It's the best of the 80s from Regency Radio, Sunday night between 7 and 9.

You're very welcome.

Here's your questions.

Number one, in which country would you find Silicon Valley? So in which country would you find Silicon Valley? Number two, by what name is a modulator demodulator better known? By what name is a modulator demodulator better known? Number three, Asparagus, Demeter and Grizabella are characters in which musical? Demeter? Demeter? You can tell I've not seen this musical, can't you? Asparagus, Demeter and Grizabella are characters in which musical? Number four, how many questions do you need to answer correctly to win the one million pound jackpot in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? How many questions do you need to answer correctly to win the one million pound jackpot in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? And your final question today, number five, Sandy Shaw sang about what on a string? So Sandy Shaw sang about what on a string? There you go then, that's your five for today to round out the week.

How do you think you did? We'll find out together in a few moments time.

For now, make sure you've got your answers written down or locked in your brain by the time Dave counts to zero and I'll be back with the answers.

Characters in which musical? It is Cats.

Number four, how many questions do you need to answer correctly to win the £1 million jackpot in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? It is 15.

Number five, Sandy Shaw sang about what on a string? It is puppet.

Like a puppet on a string.

Some starter questions for the rolling quiz.

Who is Sandra Goodrich? That's one from last week.

Who is Sandra Goodrich, please? 819-811-101.

How many versions of the Doctor Who theme have there been? How many versions of the Doctor Who theme have there been? And also from Juliet, what is the only word that can complete this sequence? dash, dash, SS, dash, SS, blank, blank.

Okay, so blank, blank, SS, blank, SS, blank, blank.

And thanks to Rick in Toronto for this afternoon's topic.

Starting out with Goldie and the Gingerbreads and I do and follow it up with Sandy Shaw and Girl Don't Come.

So a very good afternoon to you.

It is Cookie live and lively through to 4 p.m. UK time.

I say to myself each day, baby, oh, long, lonely blood.

It's funny how a song can be number one in the UK, which it was, Sandy Shaw, Long Live Love, in 65.

But in American charts, it just didn't even really break the top 100.

Kind of did, and then disappeared.

That's what it's called.

Gotta See My Baby Every Day by Sandy Shaw.

Well done to Claire in Nottingham, who now has title and artist.

Delivery Dave has artist.

That's British-German singer-songwriter Chris Andrews with I'm Her Yesterday Man, which was one of only a few hits that Chris achieved by himself.

As a songwriter though, he wrote many songs for other artists, most notably 15 songs for Sandy Shaw.

And prior to that, we had the Four Seasons with their 1964 hit Rag Doll.

And to open proceedings today, we heard from Ian Moss with his debut single as a solo artist, Tucker's Daughter.

There's another story in the news today about Rupert Lowe making more money now posting, um, hate on the social-- on, on X, on Twitter, or, or, or at least making as much money doing that via what, uh, Elon Musk has done to Twitter than, than he does actually being an MP.

So I think it was Sandie Shaw who, who sang Puppet on a String, wasn't it? But it would appear very few people are immune to the thrill of social media approbation, whether you are, um, uh, channeling Joseph Goebbels or driving cars at enormous speed.

The, the rewards are there, whether they're financial or whether they are, um, simply sort of metrics, simply clicks and giggles.

Um, and that's a question for the, for our age, but the question about where this behavior comes from is very, very specific to people who engage in this sort of behavior.