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Did you know that Paul Weller plays guitar on Peter Gabriel's 'And Through The Wire'?

Did you know that on The Who track (My Wife) in this week's show, , John Entwistle wrote, sang, and played bass, piano, and brass? It was his only contribution to Who's Next, and he described it as a humorous exaggeration of marital paranoia. He lat…

The #63 playlist (when it pops out on Friday) spans over half a century and includes a track that's literally just been released this month.

Did you know that the Pavement track in this week's playlist, Whitchitai-To, was written by Jim Gilbert Pepper II, an American jazz saxophonist, composer and singer, of Kaw and Muscogee heritage? It is derived from a peyote song of the Native Americ…

Did you know that the vocalist in one of the bands in this week's playlist described another track in these week's playlist as 'the most beautiful song ever recorded'?

Did you know that Marilyn Manson's real name is the slightly less exotic, Brian Hugh Warner? And that his mother told him that his earlobes were much too long, and pressured him into getting plastic surgery to correct this once his career took off?

Did you know Roy Harper sang lead vocals on 'Have a Cigar' on Pink Floyd's 1975 album, Wish You Were Here?

Did you know that in this week's playlist, Hammond Song by The Roches, was produced by King Crimson's Robert Fripp, who also played on it?

Did you know that the David Bowie track 'Where Have All The Good Times Gone?' is from his Pin Ups album and was written by fellow Londoner and Kinks main man, Ray Davies?