Wednesday, 3 October 2012
Jessica 6 in 1955
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Jessica 6 in 1983

Jessica 6 in 1983
4 September 2012
Telegraph – OMD
Released as a single in January 1983
#42 UK singles chart, #32 US Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock chart
Featured on their fourth album, Dazzle Ships released in March 1983
#5 UK album chart, #162 US Billboard 200
Telegraph (Virgin)
She’s In Parties – Bauhaus
Released as a single in April 1983
#26 UK singles chart
Featured on their fourth album, Burning From The Inside, released in July 1983
#13 UK album chart
Beggars Banquet
Less Than Human – The Chameleons
Released on their In Shreds EP in March 1982 (Epic)
Featured on their debut album, Script Of The Bridge, released in August 1983
Statik Records
Propaganda – Play Dead
Released as a single in January 1983
Featured on their debut album, The First Flower, released in April 1983
Jungle Records
Is There Something I Should Know? – Duran Duran
Released as their eighth single in March 1983 (UK) and June 1983 (US)
#1 UK singles chart, #4 US Billboard Hot 100
EMI Records
Let’s Dance – David Bowie
Released as a single in March 1983
#1 UK singles chart, #1 US Billboard Hot 100
Featured on his fifteenth studio album, Let’s Dance released in April 1983
#1 UK album chart, #4 US Billboard 200
EMI Records
Nobody’s Diary – Yazoo
Released as a single in May 1983
#3 UK singles chart
Featured on their second (final) album, You And Me Both released in July 1983
#1 UK album chart
Mute Records (UK) Sire Records (US)
Institutionalised – Suicidal Tendencies
Released as a single
Featured on their debut album, Suicidal Tendencies, released in July 1983
Frontier Records
Blister In The Sun – Violent Femmes
Featured on their debut album, Violent Femmes released in April 1983
Slash Records
Ultraviolence – New Order
Featured on their second album, Power, Corruption & Lies released in May 1983
#4 UK album chart, #1 UK independent album chart
Factory Records
This Is The Day – The The
Released as a single in September 1983
#71 UK singles chart
Featured on their debut album, Soul Mining released in October 1983
#27 UK album chart
Some Bizarre Records/Epic Records
Catapult – REM
Featured on their debut album, Murmur released in April 1983
#36 US Billboard 200
IRS Records
Legs – ZZ Top
Released as a single in May 1984
#16 UK singles chart (February 1985), #8 US Billboard Hot 100 (July 1984)
If This Is It – Huey Lewis & The News
Released as a single in July 1984
#39 UK singles chart (October 1984), #6 US Billboard Hot 100 (September 1984)
Featured on their third album, Sports released in September 1983
#23 UK album chart (September 1985), #1 US Billboard 200 (1984)
Chrysalis Records
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Jessica 6 in the 1930s

In the Mood – Glenn Miller And His Orchestra (1939)
#1 Billboard Record Buying (Jukebox) Chart for 13 weeks
Bluebird Records
There’s No Anesthetic For Love – Nat King Cole Trio (1939)
Recorded 14 January 1939 in Los Angeles, CA
Davis & Schwegler Records
Tiger Rag – The Mills Brothers (1931)
#1 million-seller
Brunswick Records
Minnie The Moocher – Cab Calloway And His Orchestra (1933)
Inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999
Brunswick Records
A Tisket, A Tasket – Ella Fitzgerald with the Chick Webb Orchestra (1938)
#1 Billboard Sheet Music, Record Buying (Jukebox) and Your Hit Parade Charts
Inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame in 1986
Decca Records
Cheek To Cheek – Fred Astaire with the Leo Reisman Orchestra (1935)
From the film Top Hat
5 weeks at #1 on Your Hit Parade; #1 song of 1935
Inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame in 2000
Brunswick Records
Eeny Meeny Miney Mo – Jack Hylton And His Orchestra (1936)
HMV
Honeysuckle Rose – McKinney’s Cotton Pickers (1930)
Unissued Victor release recorded in February 1930
I’m A Bear In A Lady’s Boudoir – Cliff Edwards (1933)
Recorded 25 October 1933
Pathe Records (?)
Ich Bin Die Flesche Lola (They Call Me Naughty Lola) – Marlene Dietrich (1930)
From the film The Blue Angel, in which she starred
Electrola
Young And Healthy – Ben Selvin’s Knickerbockers with Ruth Etting (1932)
Recorded 16 December 1932
Columbia Records
Page Mr Volstead – Bob Miller (1930)
Champion Records
Can The Circle Be Unbroken (Bye And Bye) – The Carter Family (1935)
Recorded on 6 May 1935 in New York
Inducted into Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998
Banner Recordings
When Our Lord Shall Come Again – The Monroe Brothers (1938)
Bluebird (Victor)
Honky Tonk Train Blues – Meade Lux Lewis (1935)
Originally recorded in 1927
Parlophone
Cross Road Blues – Robert Johnson (1936)
Recorded on 27 November 1936
Inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998
Vocalion Records
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Jessica 6 in 2008

Jessica 6 in 2008
5 June 2012
My People – The Presets
First single from second album Apocalypso
#14 Australian singles chart
Modular Recordings
Bitchstealer – Absentee
From Bitchstealer EP
Featured on second album Victory Shorts
Memphis Industries
Nerves – Maths Class
From debut EP Now This Will Take Two Hands
Gift Music
God Of Raisins – The King Khan & BBQ Show
From Animal Party EP
Fat Possum Records
Amylase – Cajun Dance Party
Second single from debut album The Colourful Life
#49 UK album chart
XL Recordings
Tiger Phone Card – Dengue Fever
Featured on third album Venus On Earth
#3 US Billboard World Albums
Real World Records
The Thrill Of Thirty Seconds – Skint & Demoralised
Debut single
Mercury Records
Sweet Love for Planet Earth – Fuck Buttons
Featured on debut album, Street Horrrsing
ATP Recordings
Sabali – Amadou & Mariam
First single from sixth album Welcome to Mali
Because Music (Europe); Nonesuch Records (USA)
Anaha Ya (Here I Am) – Umalali
From album The Garifuna Women’s Project
Cumbancha Records
Chains – Sons and Daughters
Featured on third album This Gift
#66 UK album chart
Domino Recordings
Lights Out For Darker Skies – British Sea Power
Featured on third album, Do You Like Rock Music?
#10 UK album chart
Rough Trade Records
If you'd like to hear more from 2008, check out RadioNowhere's Best of 2008
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Jessica 6 in 1963

Jessica 6 in 1963
1 May 2012
Tu Mens – Gillian Hills
Featured on her Tu Mens EP
Barclay Records
Summer Holiday – Cliff Richard and The Shadows
Featured in Summer Holiday film/soundtrack
#1 UK singles chart
#1 UK album chart
Columbia Records (EMI)
Do You Want To Know A Secret – The Beatles
Featured on their debut album, Please Please Me
#1 UK album chart
Parlophone Records
US-only single - #2 Billboard Hot 100
Vee-Jay Records
Hey Paula – Paul and Paula
#8 UK singles chart
#1 US Billboard Hot 100
#1 US Billboard Hot R&B Singles
Philips Records
Leavin’ On Your Mind – Patsy Cline
#8 US Billboard Hot Country Singles Chart
#83 US Billboard Hot 100
Featured on the posthumously-released compilation album The Patsy Cline Story
Decca Records
From Russia With Love – Matt Monro
Featured in From Russia With Love film/soundtrack
United Artists Records
#20 UK singles chart
Parlophone Records
Wild Is The Wind – Nancy Wilson
Featured on her seventh album, Hollywood – My Way
Capitol Records
Moon Gas – Dick Hyman and Mary Mayo
Featured on their album, Moon Gas
MGM Records
In My Room – The Beach Boys
#23 US Billboard Hot 100
#209 Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
Featured on their third album, Surfer Girl
#7 US Billboard 200
#13 UK album chart (1967)
Capitol Records
Blowin’ In The Wind – Bob Dylan
#2 US Billboard Hot 100
#14 Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
Featured on his second album, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan
#22 US Billboard 200
#1 UK album chart (1964)
Columbia Records
Deserted Ballroom – The Jay Gordon Concert Orchestra
Featured on their Music From Another World album
Tops Records
Louie Louie – The Kingsmen
Request from @tiredhippo
#2 US Billboard Hot 100
#26 UK singles chart (1964)
#55 Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
Jerden Records/Wand Records
I Wanna Be Your Man – The Rolling Stones
#12 UK singles chart
Decca Records
B-side to US-only single of Not Fade Away
#48 US Billboard Hot 100
London Records
Be My Baby – The Ronettes
#2 US Billboard Hot 100
#4 UK singles chart
#22 Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
From their only studio album, Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
#96 US Billboard 200
Philles Records
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Jessica 6 in 1959 - 6 March 2012

Teach Me Tiger – April Stevens
#86 Billboard Hot 100 in 1959
Imperial Records
White Lightning – George Jones
Written by JP ‘The Big Bopper’ Richardson
#1 Billboard Hot C&W Sides; #73 Billboard Hot 100
Featured on fifth album, George Jones Sings White Lightning and Other Favourites
Mercury Records
Raining In My Heart – Buddy Holly
#88 Billboard Hot 100; #1 UK singles chart (as B-side of It Doesn’t Matter Anymore)
Featured on posthumously released compilation album, The Buddy Holly Story
#11 Billboard 200; #2 UK album chart
Coral Records
That’s My Little Suzie – Ritchie Valens
#55 Billboard Hot 100
Featured on posthumously-released debut album, Ritchie Valens
#23 Billboard Hot 200
Del-Fi Records
It Won’t Cool Off – Dean Martin (with orchestra conducted by Gus Levene)
Featured on fifth album, A Winter Romance
Capitol Records
Drifting And Dreaming – Leo Addeo & His Orchestra
Featured on debut album, Hawaii in Hi-Fi
RCA Camden
Shooting Stars from ‘This Island Earth’ – Dick Jacobs & His Orchestra
Featured on album, Themes From Horror Movies
Coral Records
Sea Of Love – Phil Phillips
#1 Billboard R&B; #2 Billboard Hot 100 (Gold)
Mercury Records
Mr Blue – The Fleetwoods
#1 Billboard Hot 100; #3 Billboard R&B chart
Dolton Records
I Only Have Eyes For You – The Flamingos
#11 Billboard Hot 100
Decca Records
There Goes My Baby – The Drifters
#1 Billboard R&B chart; #2 Billboard Hot 100
Atlantic Records
Crackin’ Up – Bo Diddley
#14 Billboard R&B chart; #62 Billboard Hot 100
Featured on second album, Go Bo Diddley
What’d I Say (Parts I & II) – Ray Charles
#1 Billboard R&B chart; #6 Billboard Hot 100
From sixth album, What’d I Say
First Gold record, #20 Billboard Pop Albums (1962)
Atlantic Records
Love Potion #9 – The Clovers
#23 Billboard Hot 100
United Artists
Poison Ivy – The Coasters
#1 Billboard R&B chart; #7 Billboard Hot 100; #15 UK singles chart
Atco Records
Saturday Night On Sunset Strip – Edd Byrnes with the Big Sound of Don Ralke
Featured on album, Kookie
Warner Brothers Records
Next month I'll be in 1995 - if you have a favourite song from that year, contact me on Twitter!!
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Jessica 6 in 1988

