The Gentlemen dig deep into the dynamic Davies duo.

Some detail provided on the creation of ‘You Really Got Me’.

Kinks Kovers.

Some better known Kinks songs that we just had to play.

And some others that you definitely haven't heard.

Now, get stuck into the playlist!

The Gentlemen explore ten lesser known songs by The Kinks.

Off-cuts supplied for the dedicated listener.

The wine details: St Hallett Barossa Faith Shiraz 2024 

LINKS:

The Kinks Celluloid Heroes Live:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSItDuo8Wss

Jeannie Lewis sings Celluloid Heroes on Norman Gunston :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqkJVtkV9gU

Spotify Playlist: Search Spotify for ‘28 Kinky - Ten Lesser Known Kinks WWAWHTR’

Recorded at The Hen House Osborne Park 7pm Tuesday 26th August 2025  https://thehenhouse.com.au/

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Robert thought this was appropriate for our Kinks special. Rod was not convinced.

Ten Lesser Known Kinks will be released soon!

A bit of silliness from episode 27.

The Gentlemen dig deep into an Australian classic from 1966.

And we get analytical about clapping patterns.

And Robert has just one more song to play.

Links

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Loved_Ones_(Australian_band)

https://web.archive.org/web/20110725101538/http://brella.org/sandpebbles/LovedOnes.htm

Link to Spotify Playlist:

https://tinyurl.com/2fkv7b73

or Search for ‘27 Clapped Out WWAWHTR’

Recorded at The Hen House Osborne Park 7pm Tuesday 15th July 2025  https://thehenhouse.com.au/

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The Gentlemen explore songs that feature clapping.

An extraordinary range of music.

And Would You Believe, Max comes out against Weight Watchers!

Off-cuts supplied for the dedicated listener.

The wine details:

Debussy Reverie 2020 Grenache 

LINKS:

‘Who Are You?’ promo video May 1978 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNbBDrceCy8

Link to Spotify Playlist:

https://tinyurl.com/2fkv7b73

or Search for ‘27 Clapped Out WWAWHTR’

Recorded at The Hen House Osborne Park 7pm Tuesday 15th July 2025  https://thehenhouse.com.au/

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We struggled to identify songs with just the sax solo to go by. We finally scored with 'Who Can It Be Now?'

We kept Ralph back after the bell had gone.

We still couldn’t hear the sax solo in Brown Sugar.

A first for the podcast - Our old school mate Ralph provides live music in the studio! And spills the wine!

Rob and Rod failed miserably at recognising the songs. I think we were distracted by the excellent red.

The wine details: Peccavi Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 Margaret River Off-cuts supplied for the dedicated listener.

LINKS:

Spotify Playlist: or Search for WWAWHTR

https://tinyurl.com/44yhbcsbGlen Campbell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETkzK9pXMio

Spooky

There is no definitive evidence that identifies the saxophonist who played on Dusty Springfield’s 1970 version of “Spooky.” Unlike the Classics IV version, where Mike Shapiro (aka Mike Sharpe) is often credited with the sax solo, Springfield’s recording lacks specific documentation about the session musicians involved. The arrangement features aprominent saxophone, but no reliable source names the player. It’s possible that a studio musician from the London or New York recording sessions (where Springfield worked during that period) was hired, but without further archivaldetails, the identity remains unknown.

Diana Krall (Married to Elvis Costello)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana_Krall

Michael Brecker played saxophone on the Dire Straits song"Your Latest Trick" from their 1985 album Brothers in Arms. He is credited with both the saxophone intro and solo in the studio recording.

Edgar Winter 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Winter 

Recorded at The Hen House Osborne Park 7pm Tuesday 10th June 2025  https://thehenhouse.com.au/

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Australians should remember this.

Professor Julius Sumner Miller was a regular on Australian TV from the 60s to the 80s.

Some nice information at the following link:

https://australiarememberwhen.net.au/why-is-it-so/