Starman

course, yeah.

Let's throw it back in the songbook.

Give it up, Bass Galaxy.

That's Alan Berger.

That weren't no DJ, that was hazy cosmic jazz.

There's a Starman waiting in the sky.

He'd like to come and meet us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds.

There's a Starman waiting in the sky.

He's told us not to blow it 'cause he knows it's all worthwhile.

He told me, "Let the children lose it.

If we can sparkle, he may land tonigh-igh-ight.

Don't tell your papa or he'll get us locked up in fright.

... song or two

... and honestly I put key songs, Starman, David Bowie, one of my favorites.

That's probably one of my favorite Dav- David Bowie songs.

Um, some Donna Summer's on it, Gloria Gaynor.

Okay, my number four is The Martian.

Mm.

Um, it does have Starman by David Bowie, which is probably my favorite song from the whole thing.

It has Waterloo by Mamma Mia.

I was also born in '64, and I'm, I'm...

I can be semi-proud that the first seven-inch that was consciously bought by me or my brother was Starman by Bowie.

Right.

Uh, based, based right off that Top of the Pops legendary performance.

Um, but the deal really was, I, I remember watching it with my brother, um, and he was really just taken by it and wanted a copy of the single, 'cause that's what you did.

And it was the first time that my m- our, our mum took us up to record shop and said, "Right, you can each get a single," but I didn't know what to get once he got Starman, and I was genuinely stumped.

And so I ended up getting Could It Be Forever by David Cassidy.

Classic.

So I'll read the map just quickly.

Starman, Life on Mars, Sorrow, Man Who Sold the World, TVC15, Space Oddity, Heroes, Boys Keep Swinging and Fashion.

I should have known that they carried on past the mid-70s then, with fashion being on there.

Well, exactly.