Template:18 February 2007

{{Steve Show Episode {{{1}}} | series = 1 | number = 6 | total = 6 | date = 18 February 2007 | with = | unedited = SS | edited = SF | cut = N/A | discuss = 2109 | previous = 11 February 2007 | next = 25 February 2007 | info = The sixth installment of Stephen Merchant's The Steve Show, the music-oriented radio show for BBC 6Music.

Steve calls his mate Dave Greenwood again to catch up and see how he is going with his walk from Land's End to John O' Groats (for no particular reason). They find out he is about 3 days from Scotland and recently had "snow up to his arse". He chooses You're Gonna Miss Me by 13th Floor Elevators to be played.

Fiendishly Difficult Music Quiz: What is the only example of one dead person replacing another dead person at number 1 ? Answer: In 2002, George Harrison's My Sweet Lord replaced Aaliyah's More than a Woman. | description = During this episode apparently some of the equipment started to smoke whilst playing a song and everyone had to change to a different station room. This weeks Song To Seduce Women By is The Sweetest Thing by U2 while this weeks Mr Cover Cover is Pleasant Valley Sunday by The Wedding Present. }}

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The Steve Show

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Episode Number:

6

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6

The sixth installment of Stephen Merchant's The Steve Show, the music-oriented radio show for BBC 6Music.

Steve calls his mate Dave Greenwood again to catch up and see how he is going with his walk from Land's End to John O' Groats (for no particular reason). They find out he is about 3 days from Scotland and recently had "snow up to his arse". He chooses You're Gonna Miss Me by 13th Floor Elevators to be played.

Fiendishly Difficult Music Quiz: What is the only example of one dead person replacing another dead person at number 1 ? Answer: In 2002, George Harrison's My Sweet Lord replaced Aaliyah's More than a Woman.

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18 February 2007

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