Travelling to Le Mans Essential Music

[Ferrari Spider]

My taste are similar to the Stig, Val Donagoon and Jimes Reeves to name some of the great compilation albums i have.  All down mixed from the original eight track recordings.

[Steve Pyro]

sh*t, I feel sorry for Mark  

[Rusty]

Don't forget your Rolf Harris and SingalongaMax with a little \'Russ Conway Plays Pop' if it all gets too heavy.
Rusty
 

[Ron Jeremy]

no no no Foster and Allen

wooly pullies and a big dose of nostalga

[Robbo SPS]

no no no Foster and Allen

wooly pullies and a big dose of nostalga

We had foster and Allen this year on CD, funny lads they are.

[Ferrari Spider]

Don't forget your Rolf Harris and SingalongaMax with a little \'Russ Conway Plays Pop' if it all gets too heavy.
Rusty
 

Rusty great suggestion, do you have doubles in your collection you might loan us?

[Ron Jeremy]

James Last and Richard Clayderman Play the hits

bloody brilliant

or


Motorhead, Ted Nugent if all else fails

[mgmark]

Don't forget your Rolf Harris and SingalongaMax with a little \'Russ Conway Plays Pop' if it all gets too heavy.


Rusty,

        Equally don't forget the "Central Band of the Royal Air Force plays military classics".  Ideal to restore appropriate gravitas to any situation (unless it's the Dambusters on a Friday night.... )

Mark

[Andy Zarse]

How about these for easy listenin' drivel:

Milligan and Nesbit

Peters and Lee

Conway Twitty

The Wurzels

[rcutler]

Steve, Gibb I could always sing all the way and back from the classic.

[BigH]

Well,
What can I say?! Except maybe:

Sergio Mendez/Chelsea Morning
Honeybus/I Can't Let Maggie Go
Jose Feliciano/Light My Fire
Girl In a Sportscar
Jack Jones/Wives and Lovers
Anything by Percy Faith or Tony Hatch and his Orchestra
The World Of Tijuana and The Mexicans/A taste of Honey (or Spanish Flea)
Bert Kaempfert/A Swinging Safari
Tony Christie/Avenues and Alleyways

And if that lot doesn't get your slippers warmed and your chair rocked, then maybe it's time to say goodbye to life in the fast lane....
H

[BigH]

Actually,
If the standard de-fib procedure doesn't bring you back from the flatlining experienced earlier, it has just occurred to me that a damn fine band to drive to would be The Peatbog Faeries, sadly no longer with us.
To resist nailing the throttle and grinning insanely, even in your Mums Micra, would be pretty damn difficult.
The lads produced two Albums, Mellowosity and Faerie Stories, and marvellous they are too. The Folk Police on Faerie Stories contains a virtuoso bagpipe/synth performance that negates the use of caffeine or any stimulants.
Maybe James-Jay-Jimbob-Jimmy The Tyre Burning Chemist From Kilmarnock is gracing his decks with them now?
H

[Andy Zarse]

I like the music of Half Man Half Biscuit. Particularly their top track "99% of all known gargoyles look like Bob Todd".

Ivor Cutler is another favourite, you can't beat an album called Jammy Smears which contains variously Bicarbonate of Chicken and Fistyman.

[Fax]

"Faster" music and lyrics by George Harrison, in memory of Ronnie Peterson.  Nuff said...

[Ferrari Spider]

OK, I've got hold of a Cheggers Plays Pop. Do we really need anything else??

Like Robbo says, won't the sound of the Spider be all we need?? Otherwise I'm still playing Gary Moore's album all the time at the moment.

my dear ole muckers, listening to the engine is great when we moving up through the gears and maybe bimbling through villages.  However once on the move Mr Doppler takes over and we are in front of the sound wave, in the cone of silence, hence the music.  Come on club arnages lets have some more music suggestions.