Re: (TV) TV's MM on TV (WB)

[Russell Breen <russell_breen@yahoo.com>]

On Sunday just gone, UK viewers would have seen on
BBC2 a profile of one of England's top cricketers, Ian
Botham, during which almost the entirity of the
Marquee Moon guitar solo was used as the background
track as the programme highlighted Mr. Botham's
glories of 1977.

Any UK viewers remember See No Evil used as background
to one of BBC2's Motor Racing Grand Prix programmes
(circa 1990)?

I kid you not

--- Jesse Hochstadt <Jesse_Hochstadt@brown.edu> wrote:
> Last night while channel surfing I stopped at the WB
> (that's the 
> Warner Brothers network for non-Americans) when I
> heard the familiar 
> cycling riffs of "Marquee Moon" playing in the
> background. The show 
> was "Dead Last," which as far as I could figure out
> is about a young 
> rock band who get involved in supernatural doings
> (no, Scooby-Doo was 
> not in evidence). In last night's episode the band
> was trying to get 
> a gig at "Heebie Jeebies."
> 
> Also playing at the end of the show was "Born to
> Lose," a song I 
> recognize but can't remember who did it. Internet
> shows lots of 
> possibilities, including Johnny Thunders and Social
> Distortion - I'm 
> pretty sure it's not the Leann Rimes tune. (In the
> course of this 
> search I learned that Wendy O. Williams and Lemmy
> had recorded a duet 
> version of "Stand by Your Man." Gotta love the
> Internet.)
> 
> - Jesse
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