Turbonegro

Okay, it's just after five to nine on BFM, and I'm going to leave you in the capable hands of Dubhead.

But I'll leave you with one more song, and that's Turbo Negro, Rendezvous with Anus.

See you next week.

Have a good week.

Yeah.

I also love the Scandi rock that is in Scandinavia, like Turbo Negro and Glucifer and Helicopters.

It's like the Scandi band.

Yeah.

So fingers crossed and go Andy, go Andy.

And after that, keeping it in Scandinavia, we had one of my favourite Scandinavian bands ever, Turbo Negro with Are You Ready For Some Darkness.

okay i'm gonna play some 45s now pretty much the rest of the set and some lps most of them i probably spent five dollars or less a lot of them a dollar but uh this particular one um uh it's kind of from a seasonal bang because their biggest hit was called in the summer time when we you know smack bang in the middle of the start of summer and that band was mango jerry but um uh little known um Mango Jerry could also rock, and Ray Dorsett from Mango Jerry.

I'm saying Mango Jerry because my son says that Mango Jerry sounds better than Mungo Jerry, so we'll just keep it as Mango Jerry.

So the guy was there kind of for work.

But this guy, Tony Sylvester, is the current singer in Turbo Negro.

Right, okay.

At the time, I think this was just prior to Dukes of Nothing, he was starting up a label and he was just like, do you want to put the record out? And that's how Voice of God kind of got off the ground.

[hard rock music] Whoo!

All right, that is Turbonegro and Prince of the Rodeo, of course, from their classic record Apocalypse Dudes.

Before Turbonegro, we heard Fang Slinger and Undead Redneck Rock and Roll.

That comes from their just-released record, Tales from the Lost Soul Saloon.

Fang Slinger are a band out of Sheffield here in England.