Bill Nighy

A cheeky Nando.

It's childish and pathetic, says our listener, and needs to be stopped forthwith.

Well, I think forthwith might be a contender for the band word list right there, with all due respect.

This episode's playlist is called I'll Hold Your Coat, dot, dot, dot, dot.

And it's a lively handful of songs which I hope will bounce you around the kitchen, including a song by Prince called Breakfast Can Wait, which is one of my favorite Prince songs.

I think we all probably can guess why Breakfast Can Wait.

Breakfast can wait because you know what I'm saying.

Come on, don't make me spit it out.

But apart from anything, it's a really kind of unusual, what we used to call beat.

And it will swing you around the kitchen while you blend your juice or whatever it is you're doing.

We might have to knock up the permissions committee for blend your juice.

The second song, not in any particular order, is from Sarah Shook, which is a great rock name, and her band, The Disarmers, which is also a great rock name.

So from Sarah Shook and The Disarmers, Talking to Myself.

which contains the verse, I got bones in my backyard, so I stay shut up in my house.

I got a five for a high card, got a gun in case I go out, which makes me laugh.

And another song on this playlist,

is Louis Luai, a very, very famous rock pop tune, which everybody has recorded, everyone my age and some younger, but you've never quite heard it like this before.

And it's very satisfying.

And then a song called Seventeen.

by an unpronounceable band.