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Doug on Demand - Episode 44 (Patreon)

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2026-07-14 01:34:10
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This is the Zoom recording of our 44th session in the Doug on Demand series...an eclectic and wonderful mix of music as usual!

Bad Company - Gone, Gone, GoneFanny - Hey Bulldog (Beatles)North Sea Radio Orchestra - Vishnu SchistDavid Ackles - Montana SongMen At Work - No Sign of YesterdayHiroyuki Sawano - BelongGenesis - Inside and OutNeal Morse - Madman of the GadarenesThe Ocean - Hadopologic II: Let Them BelieveGeoff Castelluci - The Last GoodbyeSlash/Demi Lovato - Papa Was A Rolling StoneDream Theater - Eve (live)

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Doug on Demand - Episode 44

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Gary Thobaben

Hate to say it but I think Neal’s religiously biased audiences have reduced his ability and need to edit himself. That is theatrical bordering on corny/comic to me.

Gary Thobaben

I’m glad you played Inside and Out though - a shame it wasn’t on W&W!

Luke23

Oehh! A The Ocean track! Wonderful track from an amazing album...

Ralph Darvill

Lovely to hear "Inside and Out" getting an airing...for us late 70s Genesis fans it was a holy grail to find in record shops as a 12" single. The other tracks have dated quite badly, but I & O is a classic Genesis tune. Away from that, the David Ackles was simply astonishing...I'll be searching out his albums. I read on Wiki that Bernie Taupin produced "American Gothic"...obvs Bernie was Elton John's lyricist during the classic early 70s run of records by Reggie which sold by the truckload (quite rightly!). Some classic Americana there. Folks might like to search out "I Trawl The Megahertz" by Paddy Macaloon/Prefab Sprout, which is a lyrical album which came to mind during the Ackles piece. Thanks for introducing me to some new stuff.

Rolling Ronnie

So pleased to see North Sea Radio Orchestra getting some airplay. Their inspiration comes from Penguin Cafe Orchestra, who you should check out, but influence also comes via Cardiacs (and William D. Drake who was in both bands). Cardiacs a prog/punk, avante garde, music hall, jazz band that was led by the late Dr Tim Smith. Mad but brilliant and also worthy of checking out.

Mark Parker

"Eve" is one of the I&W outtake tracks that I thought would slip past notice. It was written by then keyboardist Kevin Moore and features his emotive and spiritually leaning style, and shares some similarities with his one that made it onto the album -Wait for Sleep. Like most of the others (Bombay Vindaloo, Moonbubbles, Barfbag, Puppies on Acid) it was an instrumental that served as interstitial music or an intro to other pieces. The other two I remember were full songs - To Live Forever and A Change of Seasons.

Ross Pollack

Re: Bad Company. This performance was two years after Boz Burrell passed away. Lynne Sorensen is on bass, and Howard Leese (who was with Heart for over 2 decades) is the second guitarist. This was actually a one-time performance for Bad Company, as Paul Rodgers was still working with Queen at the time. That collaboration ended in 2009, and Rodgers has gone between Bad Company and solo work since. David Ackles and The Ocean were probably my favorite other songs in this episode. Everyone keeps putting up great things for me to check out!