Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - Don Juan (1969)  

+ [March Playlist]

Well, it's time to say goodbye to March and see what April brings us. These five fine gentlemen with a hilarious band name (and a bunch of other awesome songs) will now sing us a tragic love story of love and bulls and death. Roll end credits...

*The entire March playlist is below. Just click the colorful link and you can hear all the songs for the month uninterrupted.


BillsBlog March 2026

  1. Whistling Jack Smith - I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman (1967)
  2. Chris Spedding - School Days (1976)
  3. Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra - La Playa (Aruba) (1966)
  4. Unit 4 + 2 - Concrete And Clay (1965)
  5. John Cooper Clarke - Innocents (1977)
  6. Meco - The Empire Strikes Back (Medley) (1980)
  7. Dawn Chorus & The Blue Tits - What's Wrong With Me? (1985)
  8. Heavy Metal Kids - Delirious (1976)
  9. Kregg Nance - You're Eatin' Out My Heart And Soul (1980)
  10.  Sylvain Sylvain - Teenage News (1980)
  11. Prima Donna - Stray Doll (2008)
  12. The Victims - Television Addict (1977)
  13. Harry Manfredini - Friday The 13th Part 3 Theme (1982) 
  14. Pearl Harbour - Fujiyama Mama (1980)
  15. Andrew Matheson - True Romance (1979)
  16. Venom - Countess Bathory (1982)
  17. The Pogues - The Wild Rover (1984)
  18. The Revelons - 97 Tears (1979)
  19. London Cowboys - Saigon (1982)
  20. Roky Erickson - Burn The Flames (1985)
  21. The Only Ones - City Of Fun (1978)
  22. Leonard Nimoy - Music To Watch Space Girls By (1967)
  23. Gene Pitney - Town Without Pity (1961)
  24. The Miamis - Cry Baby (c. 1974)
  25. Radio Stars - Nervous Wreck (1977)
  26. Larry Juris - Bed Time Tales (1986)
  27. Takeshi Terauchi - Symphony No. 8 (1967)
  28. Crass - Securicor (1978)
  29. Kris Kristofferson - Gettin' By, High And Strange (1972)
  30. The Fleshtones - I Am Who I Am (2005)
  31. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - Don Juan (1969) 


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