Why 1979 was the best year for music, featuring Edgar Wright and Julia Cumming
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Why 1979 was the best year for music, featuring Edgar Wright and Julia Cumming
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OK, this Snap Crackle POP! is a DOOZY. For this show, my live in-studio guests (for the first 1 hour and 15 minutes of the 2-hour show, at least) are singer/songwriter/bassist Julia Cumming from Sunflower Bean whose 2026 debut solo album Julia is blowing people away, and legendary film director Edgar Wright who, believe it or not, I do not talk about movies with here at all. Why? Because we are all there to talk about our shared thesis - that 1979 is the best year for music EVER - and we are letting out GEEK. FLAGS. FLY. This is a must listen, people.
Up The Junction – Squeeze
Lucky Number – Lene Lovich
Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick – Ian Dury & The Blockheads
One Step Beyond – Madness
Ring My Bell – Anita Ward
Regiment – David Byrne & Brian Eno
Beat the Clock – Sparks
Is She Really Going Out With Him? – Joe Jackson
Making Plans for Nigel – XTC
Pop Muzik – M
Dance Away – Roxy Music
Street Life – Randy Crawford & The Crusaders
I Don’t Like Mondays – The Boomtown Rats
52 Girls - The B-52s
I Walk a Thin Line – Fleetwood Mac
Kid – The Pretenders
Clampdown – The Clash
Good Times – Chic (w/ brief excerpt of “Rapper’s Delight” by The Sugarhill Gang)
Swan Lake (Death Disco)/Radio 4 – P.I.L. (partial)
Video Killed the Radio Star – The Buggles
'Nuff Said.