Commenced in a flurry of nigh on uninterpretable Irish(Gaeilge), the Doctor is in session. Desperately seeking better weather, like less hail in May, the operation is a sun dance.   More akin to a witch doctor he attempts to conjure up better weather by resorting to the beauty of disco, with a Ben Pearce reworking of …

  Good days come about, and we should decide to smile and enjoy them in our stride, so with both Thatcher and Croke Park II being buried, the Doctor’s decided this has been a good week.  Democracy still works at a Trade Union level which  means that workers reject the idea of paying another €3billon …

Out of the box, the Doctor says sorry for not providing a show to his avid fan club.  There were no complaints from the masses but he himself knows the impact of no new show must have on people.  Friday nights just are not the same without a new GOTW show.    This week that is …

  Doctor Groove is laid low with a lurgy which keeps his chatter down to a minimum as he lies in his bed and provokes his cat into meowing for entertainment.  Musically this is as much a surprise to his sick head as it will be to yours, taking as it does the inspiration of …

 Doctor is disgruntled from his most recent futile march, and the pusillanimous Trade Union leaders who do little except cheerlead Labour as they drag us into debt oblivion. Not for the first time he escapes into music and ends up playing the saddest song in the world.  It’s not all blues – but there is …

  “You’re a Wonderful wonderful person, but you got problems” – from David Bowie’s lyrics from the opening tune.  It meant a lot of me when I was younger and it still applies now.  Dr. Groove put this show together whilst our glorious leaders introduced stealth legislation into the D which marked how banjaxed we all …

Dr. Groove likes to imagine that he will one day be asked to soundtrack a film.  Judge Dredd is one of those films which he would like to be brought in as a musical consultant, so he didn’t wait to be asked and instead starts this show off with some tracks, three which he thinks …