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2957. The Moody Blues – Nights in White Satin

The Moody Blues

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From black to white…

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2956. Anna Calvi – Blackout

Anna Calvi

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‘What’s Next To The Moon’ is on the album ‘Powerage’, so to power outage which is another term for a blackout…

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2955. AC/DC – What’s Next to the Moon

AC/DC

Suggested by Elvis from Mars

From KC to Casey Jones who is name checked in ‘What’s Next To The Moon’. Also a sunshine/moon link…

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2954. KC and the Sunshine Band – Get Down Tonight

KC And The Sunshine Band

Suggested by Craig in Streatham

A get down link…

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2953. Slade – Get Down and Get With It

Slade

Suggested by Phil Linnell

From The Smiths ‘Strangeways, Here We Come’ to another prison, Slade, the fictional prison from the TV series ‘Porridge’…

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2952. The Smiths – I Started Something I Couldn’t Finish

The Smiths

Suggested by Martyn in Croydon

The opening line to ‘Cellphone’s Dead’ is “Strange ways coming today” which leads to The Smiths’ album ‘Strangeways, Here We Come’ and this track from it…

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