As part of Ska Week, Chris Hawkins interviews legendary saxophonist from Madness, Lee Thompson. The interview took place on Fri 22nd April and you can hear it again at the link above. Go straight to 1:10:00 to listen.
April 2011
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I Started Something I Couldn’t Finish
The Smiths
taken from ‘Strangeways’ Here We Come
The lanes were silent
there’s nothing, no one, nothing around for miles
I doused our friendly venture
with a hard-faced
three-word gesture
I started something
I forced you to a zone
and you were clearly
never meant to go
hair brushed and parted
typical me, typical me
typical me
I started something
…and now I’m not too sure
I grabbed you by the guilded beams
that’s what Tradition means
and I doused another venture
with a gesture
that was…absolutely vile
I started something
forced you to a zone
and you were clearly
never meant to go
hair brushed and parted
typical me, typical me
typical me
I started something
…and now I’m not too sure
I grabbed you by the guilded beams
that’s what Tradition means
and now eighteen months’ hard-labour
seems…fair enough
I started something
and I forced you to a zone
and you were clearly
never meant to go
hair brushed and parted
typical me, typical me
typical me
I started something
and now I’m not too sure
I started something
I started something
typical me, typical me
typical me, typical me
typical me, typical me
typical me
I started something
and now I’m not too sure
Morrissey
How Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?
She told me she loved me
which means, she must be insane,
I’ve had my face dragged in
fifteen miles of shit
And I do not, and I do not,
And I do not like it
So how can anybody say
they know how I feel?
The only one around here who is me ……
…… is me
Yet you remain
‘Cos all you need is me ……” —Morrissey