It's Money That Matters - Randy Newman
Money Song - Monty Python
Wall Street Shuffle - 10cc
Too Many Losers - Bobby and the Midnights
Getting Stranger - Roger Glover
What Goes Up - Alan Parsons Project
Catch Me I'm Falling - Real Life
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money) - Pet Shop Boys
All Things Must Pass - George Harrison
Everything Will Turn Out Fine - Stealers Wheel
Learn How to Fall (Before You Learn to Fly) - Paul Simon
Spinning Wheel - Blood Sweat and Tears
Free Money - Patti Smith
Money Don't Lie - Flash and the Pan
Take the K A S H - Wreckless Eric
Crash - Primitives
Poor Boy - Split Enz
Nothin from Nothin - Billly Preston
I Wanna Be Rich - Manfred Mann
Put the Money Down - Who
Money Changes Everything - Brains
Easy Money - Foghat
Rich - Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
Baby You're a Rich Man - Martin Newell
Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Mr. Businessman - Ray Stevens
Money - Flying Lizards
The Futures So Bright - Timbuk 3
When Things Go Wrong - Robin Lane And Chartbusters
Crime of the Century - Supertramp
Your Cash Ain't Nothin But Trash - Steve Miller Band
Life Gets Better - Graham Parker
1 comment:
I gotta say right off the bat, I'm not a fan of "theme" shows. They always look good on paper, but often they're not much fun to listen to. Too many varied musical styles--music is an AUDIAL medium, isn't it?--that do nothing but show off how clever the DJ can be.
Leave it to Peter Clark to take a theme and run with it and have it do nothing but bring smiles and sonic bliss to the listener's ear.
With very few exceptions ("Nothing From Nothing" comes to mind(, the music was rare enough as to be thoroughly enjoyable and even moreso FIT with The Orphanage format.
Plus the subject matter was SO topical--whose mind WASN'T on the economy? The show was a nice way to vent. Great listening! Too bad more people didn't know PC was on this special Wednesday. Will sure look forward to this Thursday's show!
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