This week we explore the sunny uplands of our journey through the rainbow, dear listener, as we reach a colour associated variously with amusement, harmony and, er, envy, namely yellow.
We have some 60s J-pop, a German pretending to be a Latin American pretending to be Japanese, a song-poem, some exotic Moog and the drifting stereo sounds of Werner Mueller.
Listen now:
The Music
| 1. | J Girls: Yellow World from Further In Flight Entertainment |  |
| 2. | Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra: Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree from Hair Goes Latin/Caribbean Ros | |
| 3. | Bobbi Blake: I Like Yellow Things from Do You Know the Difference Between Big Wood and Brush? | |
| 4. | Señor Coconut & His Orchestra: Yellow Magic (Tong Poo) from Yellow Fever! | |
| 5. | King Of Woolworths: Yellow World from Rediffusion | |
| 6. | Piero Umiliani: Interludio Giallo 2 from 5 Bambole Per La Luna D’Agosto | |
| 7. | The Brass Ring: Yellow Days from Gazpacho/Only Love | |
| 8. | Popshoppers, Citronic: Citron from Citron | |
| 9. | Death By Chocolate: Mustard Yellow from Death By Chocolate | |
| 10. | Martin Denny: Yellow Bird from Exotic Moog | |
| 11. | Werner Müller And His Orchestra: The Moon Was Yellow from Wild String/Percussion In The Sky | |
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Thing of the Week
For this week’s thing we present something which is by turns mesmerising and potentially quite horrifying. It’s the Boom Crystal Series Rainbow Edition. Dust off your Furbish dictionary and get ready to party with your Furby Boom creature. Your Furby has a mind of its own and the way you treat your Furby will shape its personality. So the more fun you have with it, the better. It speaks more English the more you play with it. Tickle your Furby, talk to it and feed it with your finger. Play some tunes, pull some tails and party on with your Furby Boom creature. Recommended for above 6 years old children.
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