Double act

A double act of repute. I once made a pizza for Syd Little (left) in the Brighton London Road branch of Pizzahut.

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This week, we listen to 55 minutes of collaborations, duos and man-and-wife acts. We begin with an infamous team formed by the monstrous Ike Turner and the incredible Tina singing "I don't believe W You Say." Another split marriage – Linda and Richard Thompson – is reprised on the programme singing the achingly lovely "Dimming of the Day." Then we have a few interesting collaborations - John Cale with Terry Riley and Brian Eno as well as Jimmy Tenor and Tony Allen. Last but not least, the finest duo of them all, Nancy and Lee.

1. I Can't Believe What You Say Ike & Tina Turner 7" 1964 Kent
2. Sidra's Theme Ronnie & Robyn 7" Sidra
3. Reynardine Shirley Collins & Davey Graham Folk Roots, New Routes 1964 Decca
4. The Time Has Come Bert Jansch & John Renbourn Bert And John 1966 Transatlantic
5. Dimming of the day Richard & Linda Thompson Pour Down Like Silver 1975 Island
6. I Know You Love Me Not Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger Jules & Brian 1969 Polydor
7. Some Velvet Morning Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood Some Velvet Morning 7" 1968 Reprise
8. Kick Out The Chairs James Murphy & Nancy Wang DFA
9. Birdman: The Workshop McDonald & Giles McDonald & Giles 1970 Island
10. By The Sea Wendy & Bonnie Genesis 1969 Skye
11. The Soul Of Patrick Lee John Cale & Terry Riley Church Of Anthrax 1970 Columbia
12. Lay My Love Brian Eno & John Cale Wrong Way Up 1990 Island
13. Against The Wall Jimi Tenor and Tony Allen Inspiration Information 4 2009 Strut
14. Bat Macumba Gilberto Gil & Caetano Veloso Tropicália: ou Panis et Circenses 1968 Polygram
15. Vivo Ou Morto Nelson Angelo & Joyce Nelson Angelo e Joyce 1972 Odeon
16. Out On The Side Dillard & Clark The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard & Clark 1968 A&M