The JOE ELLIOTT Show 7th November 2026 Playlist/Transcript

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The Joe Elliott Show

Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott hosted another edition of his weekly radio show on 7th November on Planet Rock.

This week's show included songs by Montrose, Extreme and Goo Goo Dolls.

The full playlist is shown below and a full transcript.

The show is available using the On Demand feature. It is also repeated on Tuesdays at 9pm.

The Joe Elliott Show - 7th November 2026 Playlist

01 - KISS - Shout It Out Loud
02 - The Black Crowes - Kickin' My Heart Around
03 - Montrose - Space Station #5
04 - Extreme - Hole Hearted
05 - Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
06 - Lou Reed - Intro / Sweet Jane
07 - Alice Cooper - Desperado
08 - Chris Cornell - You Know My Name
09 - Coverdale/Page - Easy Does It
10 - The Rolling Stones - Doom And Gloom

The Joe Elliott Show - 7th November 2026 Transcript - (Transcribed by dltourhistory)

Show Intro

Evening all, and welcome once again to you know where. Yes, it's the Joe Elliott Show, right here on the wonderful Planet Rock.

This week, it's coming to you all the way from Santiago in Chile.

It is our last show of this South American tour, and our last show of 2026 on Sunday evening.

So, looking forward to that. Also looking forward to getting home, to be quite honest.

But I'm very much looking forward to the next 60 minutes.

We've got some great stuff lined up, including this beauty from Kiss.

KISS

Originally released back in 1976, but that is the 2012 remix from the album Destroyer. It is Kiss with Shout It Out Loud.

The Black Crowes

Now, last week I played Aerosmith because they were doing their final two shows ever, supposedly, at the Hollywood Bowl in California, with lots of different guests, and some of them absolutely were magnificent.

Gonna play a couple of them right now.

This is The Black Crowes.

Who else did that? The Black Crowes!

They did a five-song set of real deep-cut Aerosmith tunes, and they were absolutely magnificent.

Go check it out on YouTube. Well worth watching.

But we just heard them there from the album By Your Side, with the wonderful Kicking My Heart Around.

Montrose

From their debut album, back in 1973.

That is Montrose with Space Station No. 5, of course featuring on lead vocals Mr Sammy Hagar, once of Van Halen for a while, and with a very successful solo career.

Of course, and a very successful tequila company.

He got up and jammed with a house band for a couple of tunes.

He did Draw the Line by Aerosmith.

He also did The Beatles' Helter Skelter, which was covered by Aerosmith, and for an 80-year-old guy, he absolutely battered it at the park.

Extreme

Well, as I said at the top of the show, we are saying goodbye to touring for this year.

So, we are saying goodbye to Extreme.

We are touring with those guys in 2027, but we are saying goodbye in 2026 to our touring partners, Extreme, who were with us all the way through Europe and the UK, and they've been with us all the way through South America.

So, I thought I would say thanks, guys, by playing a song. And, of course, I'm going to play something from my favourite album.

Well, this is my favourite: Three Sides to Every Story. It's a fantastic record, but I went with Pornograffitti.

It's more well-known, I guess, and the song that we heard, which they play every night, and they play it well, and it goes down an absolute storm.

Whole Hearted.

Goo Goo Dolls

From their 1998 album, Dizzy Up the Girl.

That is the Goo Goo Dolls with Iris, a song that has been streamed on Spotify alone more than 3.8 billion times. Amazing stuff!

You are listening to the Joe Elliott Show, right here on the wonderful Planet Rock.

This week, coming to you all the way from Santiago in Chile.

Coming up, we're gonna go visit that rock 'n' roll animal that is Lou Reed.

Lou Reed

And before that, magnificent stuff from Lou Reed, and specifically his band of Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter on the two guitars, respectively.

What a great intro it is to that particular song. It is actually called Intro / Sweet Jane.

Alice Cooper

On the first Alice Cooper album I ever bought, back in 1971, that album is Killer.

The song that we just heard, a great bit of work called Desperado.

Chris Cornell

So, when I'm chilling out in my room on a day off, looking at the news feeds, I was intrigued to read a few days ago that they're getting real close to choosing the new James Bond.

Now, I wonder, what is your favourite James Bond theme?

I have to say, this is one of them.

And before that, yes, which one was I gonna choose?

Well, my long-standing favourite is obviously Live and Let Die from 1973, by Paul McCartney and Wings.

But when this came out, I was like, "Oh yeah, I'm all over this!"

It is wonderful, and it is wonderful.

It's Chris Cornell, from the original soundtrack of Casino Royale, with You Know My Name.

Coverdale/Page

Released back in 1993, and what a combination: Jimmy Page and David Coverdale working together.

The album is, of course, called Coverdale–Page.

The song that we heard, a great bit of work called Easy Does It.

Show Outro

And that, my dear friends, all the way from Santiago in Chile, on the eve of our last gig for 2026, that's about it for this particular show.

It's been a real pleasure, as always.

I shall be back with you next week at exactly the same time, from home. Hurrah!

So, until then, I shall leave you with this.

The new album is really one of my favourite bits of work from this particular year, but I'm gonna go back to 2012, when they released a one-off song that really did kick some, you know!

This is The Rolling Stones with Doom and Gloom.

Until next week. See ya!

Def Leppard 2026.