Turns out there are a lot of songs from the seventies with people’s names in the title, more than could possibly fit  in a single show.  So this week Marty and Venetia revisit names. We play some classic tracks for Angie, Nigel and Chuck E. and also some great 70s acts that we haven’t featured yet, such as XTC and Steely Dan.<br />

Turns out there are a lot of songs from the seventies with people’s names in the title, more than could possibly fit in a single show. So this week Marty and Venetia revisit names. We play some classic tracks for Angie, Nigel and Chuck E. and also some great 70s acts that we haven’t featured yet, such as XTC and Steely Dan.

Turns out there are a lot of songs from the seventies with people’s names in the title, more than could possibly fit&nbsp; in a single show.&nbsp; So this week Marty and Venetia revisit names. We play some classic tracks for Angie, Nigel and Chuck E. and also some great 70s acts that we haven’t featured yet, such as XTC and Steely Dan.<br>

What’s in a second name?

Were you born in the Seventies? Join us for the sounds of the 70s every Saturday morning. Martin and Venetia will take you to the decade of denim flares, burnt orange kitchen bench tops and the birth of disco and glam rock! Each week we’ll have a 70’s theme that we’ll explore, such as songs from disaster movies, movement anthems, one hit wonders, daggy duets, funky numbers, and disco tracks that steamed up the dance floor in many an LGBTI venue, to name just a few. The 70s produced some amazing music and we’re here to make sure that music is shared and never lost. NOTE: Due to music licencing requirements this podcast is unavailable outside of Australia.

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