Radio Hospitals Blackburn playliste

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23:58	Corona with Baby Baby.
23:01	Richard Smith with A to Z of Pop V.
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22:57	Duane Eddy with Theme from Dixie.
22:54	Sam Feldt feat Kimberley Anne with Show me love.
22:51	Tate McRae with Sports car.
22:48	Snow Patrol with Chocolate.
22:46	Neil Sedaka with Oh Carol.
22:43	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
22:40	John Travolta & Olivia Newton John with You're The One That I Want. From the 11th June 1978 number 1 for 9 weeks
22:37	Sabrina Carpenter with Busy woman.
22:34	Ricky Nelson with Hello Mary Lou. Double A sided with "Travellin Man"
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22:21	Maria Vidal with Body Rock.
22:18	Edwin Starr with War. Originally recorded by The Temptations as a track on their 1970 album Psychedelic Shack.
22:16	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
22:13	Elvis Presley with Jailhouse Rock. From the 18th January 1958 number 1 for 3 weeks From the 9th January 2005 number 1 for 1 week.
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22:10	Marmalade with Lovin' things.
22:07	Neil Diamond with Forever In Blue Jeans.
22:05	The Carpenters with One Fine Day.
22:03	Animals with Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.
22:01	Bobby Darin with Queen of the hop.
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21:55	Phats & Small with Turn Around.
21:54	The Temptations with (I Know) I'm losing You.
21:50	Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
21:47	Neil Diamond with And the Singer sings his songs.
21:43	Vangelis with Chariots Of Fire. From the film "Chariots Of Fire"
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21:41	Connie Francis with Stupid Cupid. From the 20th September 1958 number 1 for 6 weeks
21:37	Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars with Die with a smile.
21:33	McFadden & Whitehead with Ain't no stopping us now.
21:30	Four Tops with Walk Away Renee.
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21:27	Lulu with Shout.
21:25	Dave & Ansel Collins with Double Barrel. From the 25th April 1971 number 1 for 2 weeks
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21:20	Boney M with Rasputin.
21:17	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
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21:14	Stevie Wonder with Uptight.
21:12	Michael Holliday with The Story of My Life. From the 8th February 1958 number 1 for 2 weeks
21:09	Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
21:06	Demis Roussos with Happy To Be On An Island In The Sun.
21:03	Ken Dodd with Tears. From the 24th September 1965 number 1 for 3 weeks
21:01	Dean Martin with Memories Are Made Of This. From the 11th February 1956 number 1 for 4 weeks
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20:55	Engelbert Humperdinck with Am I that easy to forget.
20:52	Alex Warren with Ordinary.
20:50	The Supremes with Baby Love. From the 13th November 1964 number 1 for 2 weeks
20:46	PJ & Duncan with Let's Get Ready to Rhumble.
20:41	Sam Fender with People watching.
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20:38	Slade with Coz I Luv You. From the 7th November 1971 number 1 for 4 weeks
20:34	Ed Sheeran with Lego House.
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20:32	Box Tops with The Letter.
20:27	The Chi-Lites with Have You Seen Her.
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20:23	Kool & The Gang with Ladies night.
20:19	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
20:16	Young Rascals with Groovin.
20:14	Frank Sinatra with All the way.
20:11	Sabrina Carpenter with Busy woman.
20:08	Blue Oyster Cult with (Don't Fear) The Reaper.
20:04	The Tremeloes with (Call me) Number One. November 1st 1969....number 2.....14 weeks
20:01	Nat King Cole with When I fall in love.
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19:53	Benson Boone with Beautiful things. From the 16th March 2024 number 1 for 2 weeks
19:49	Humble Pie with Natural Born Boogie.
19:46	Herman's Hermits with My sentimental friend.
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19:43	Jim Reeves with Four walls.
19:39	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with All the stars.
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19:36	Queen with Good old fashioned lover boy.
19:32	Lady Gaga with Abracadabra.
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19:30	The Mindbenders with A Grrovy Kind if Love.
19:26	Fleetwood Mac with The Chain.
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19:21	Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
19:17	Drake with Nokia.
19:15	Wilson Pickett with Mustang Sally.
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19:12	Lita Roza with That Doggy In The Window (How Much Is). From the 11th April 1953 number 1 for 1 week
19:09	Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
19:06	Johnny Mathis with I'm Stone In Love With You.
19:04	Bobbie Gentry with I'll Never Fall in Love Again. From the 12th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
19:01	Julie London with Cry Me A River.
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16:56	Bobby Vinton with Blue Velvet. Reached high of number 2 in 1990
16:50	Brian Adams with (Everything I Do) I Do It For You. From the 7th July 1991 number 1 for 16 weeks Longest consecutive number 1 ever
16:47	The Beatles with All You Need Is Love. From the 13th July 1967 number 1 for 3 weeks
16:42	Hot Chocolate with So You Win Again. From the 26th June 1977 number 1 for 3 weeks
16:38	Elaine Paige with Don't cry for me Argentina.
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16:34	Cat Stevens - with Father And Son.
16:30	Barbra Streisand with Memory.
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16:22	Curtis Mayfield with Mother's Son.
16:21	Elvis Presley with (Let me be your) Teddy bear. greatest film hits
16:19	Louis Armstrong with What a Wonderful World. From the 24th April 1968 number 1 for 4 weeks
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16:16	Crystal Gayle with Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.
16:14	Pat Boone with Love Letters In The Sand.
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16:10	Queen with I want to break free.
16:07	Glenn Miller with Moonlight Serenade. Swinging 30's
16:02	Dave Brubeck with Take Five.
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15:55	Faron Young with It's Four In The Morning.
15:52	Alan Jackson with Summertime Blues.
15:49	Dolly Parton with Making Believe.
15:47	John Denver with Annie's Song. From the 6th October 1974 number 1 for 1 week
15:44	Frankie Laine with Moonlight gambler.
15:41	Glen Campbell with One Last time.
15:38	Billie Jo Spears with The Cheatin Kind.
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15:34	Luke Combs with Love You Anyway.
15:31	Traveling Wiburys with End of the line. Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, and Tom Petty. number 53 1989
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15:26	Johnny Cash with Sunday Morning Coming Down.
15:23	Jim Reeves with Moonlight and roses.
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15:20	Lynn Anderson with Rose Garden.
15:16	The Eagles with Best of my love.
15:12	Garth Brooks with It's your song.
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15:06	Eagles with Lyin' Eyes.
15:01	Taylor Swift with Back To December.
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14:55	Human League with Don't You Want Me. From the 6th December 1981 number 1 for 5 weeks Christmas Number 1
14:51	Kim Wilde with Kids in America.
14:48	Trio with Da Da Da.
14:43	Eurythmics with Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves. From the film Beverley Hills Cop with Eddie Murphy
14:40	Kraftwerk with The Model. From the 31st January 1982 number 1 for 1 week
14:36	Toyah with It's A Mystery.
14:31	Alphaville with Big In Japan.
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14:27	Dead Or Alive with You Spin Me Round (Like A Record). From the 3rd March 1985 number 1 for 2 weeks
14:23	Tears For Fears with Mad World. First single release for Tears For Fears
14:18	Pet Shop Boys with It's A Sin. From the 28th June 1987 number 1 for 3 weeks
14:13	Gary Numan & Tubeway Army with Are Friends Electric. From the 24th June 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
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14:09	Peter Gabriel with Games Without Frontiers.
14:05	Ultravox with Private Lives.
14:01	Red Box with Lean On Me.
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13:55	Spandau Ballet with Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On).
13:51	Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy with Kiss Me.
13:48	Roxy Music with Dance Away.
13:44	Thomas Dolby with Windpower.
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13:40	Blancmange with Waves.
13:37	Human League with Empire State Human.
13:30	Japan with Life In Tokyo.
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13:20	Ride with Leave Them All Behind.
13:15	Stone Roses with Waterfall.
13:12	L7 with Andres.
13:10	The Adverts with Gary Gilmore's Eyes.
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13:07	Lemonheads with It's A Shame About Ray.
13:04	Bow Wow Wow with i Want candy.
13:00	Talking heads with And She Was.
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12:54	Catatonia with Mulder & Scully.
12:52	The Clash with London's Burning.
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12:48	Shed Seven with Where Have You Been Tonight?.
12:45	The Police with Don't Stand So Close To Me. From the 21st September 1980 number 1 for 4 weeks
12:40	The Knack with My Sharona.
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12:33	R.E.M. with Finest Worksong.
12:24	The Farm with Groovy Train.
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12:20	Blondie with The Tide Is High. From the 8th August 1980 2 weeks at number 1
12:17	The Kooks with She Moves In Her Own Way. Formed as a school project in Brighton in 2003, Luke, Hugh, Max & Paul are The Kooks. In June 2006 'She Moves In Her Own Way' became their 5th UK chart single, following earlier successes with the mighty 'Naive', '
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12:11	The Undertones with Jimmy Jimmy.
12:08	Green Day with Basket Case.
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12:04	The Killers with Mr Brightside.
12:00	The Belle Stars with The Clapping Song.
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11:56	The Music with Getaway.
11:53	The Mighty Lemon Drops with Happy Head.
11:49	The Railway Children with Music Stop.
11:48	The Ramones with Teenage Labotomy.
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11:42	Siouxsie and the Banshees with Christine.
11:38	James with Sit Down.
11:35	The Wonder Stuff with Give Give Give Me More More More.
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11:26	XTC with Making Plans For Nigel.
11:21	Cocteau Twins with Heaven Or Las Vegas.
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11:17	Kingmaker with In The Best Possible Taste (part 2).
11:08	A Certain Ratio with Shack Up.
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11:04	Longpigs with On And On.
11:01	Elastica with Waking Up.
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09:00	Richard Smith with A to Z of One Word Titles.
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08:00	Ray Oxley with 1973 Golden Years.
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07:00	Ray Oxley with Comedy Hour.
06:57	The Osmonds with Love Me For A Reason. From the 25th August 1974 number 1 for 3 weeks
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06:00	Peter Grogan with Best of British Classical Music.
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05:40	Gary Jackson with Sounds Of The 70'S.
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04:51	Jeff Buckley with Hallelujah. Composed and first recorded by by Leonard Cohen on his album Various Positions (1984). This version was recorded in 1994 for Jeff Buckley's album Grace. The track received renewed attention after featuring heavily in the 2008
04:47	Air Supply with All Out Of Love.
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04:43	James Morrison with Broken Strings.
04:38	Boyzone with No Matter What. From the 9th August 1998 number 1 for 3 weeks
04:35	Whitney Houston with Saving All My Love For You. From the 8th December 1985 number 1 for 2 weeks
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04:23	Engelbert Humperdinck with In The Still Of The Night.
04:19	Neil Sedaka with Miracle Song.
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04:15	John Lennon with Jealous Guy.
04:11	Sade with Your Love Is King.
04:07	Jon Secada with Just Another Day.
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04:03	Daniel O'Donnell featuring Mary Duff with Secret Love.
04:01	The Everly Brothers with All I Have To Do Is Dream. From the 26th June 1958 number 1 for 7 weeks Double A sided with Claudette Sharing number 1 on the 4th July with Vic Damone's on the street where you live
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03:53	Johnny Mathis with With You I'm Born Again.
03:50	Kids From Fame with Starmaker.
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03:46	Maria McKee with Show Me Heaven. From the 23rd September 1990 number 1 for 4 weeks From the film 'Days of thunder'
03:43	Sam Smith with Stay with me.
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03:39	DeBarge with Rhythm Of The Night.
03:37	Anthony Newley with What Kind Of Fool Am I.
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03:33	Michael Ball with Love Changes Everything. THe highest singles chart postion in the Uk was number 2
03:30	Pointer Sisters with Slow Hand.
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03:22	Eminem with Without me. From the 26th May 2002 number 1 for 1 week
03:18	James Bay with Let it go.
03:14	Lewis Capaldi with Pointless. From the 13th January 2023 number 1 for 1 week
03:11	Danny Wilson with Mary's Prayer.
03:08	John Denver with Annie's Song. From the 6th October 1974 number 1 for 1 week
03:04	Johnny Mathis with If It's Magic.
03:01	Frank Sinatra with Monique.
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02:55	Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
02:51	Lola Young with Messy.
02:48	Martha Reeves & The Vandellas with Dancing In The Street. Released in October 1964 got to number 28 Re released in January 1969 and reached number 4
02:44	MC Hammer with U Can't Touch This.
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02:40	Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars with Die with a smile.
02:36	Andy Gibb with An Everlasting Love.
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02:32	Carl Douglas with Kung Fu Fighting. From the 15th September 1974 number 1 for 3 weeks
02:29	Shirley Bassey with I'll Get By (As long as I have you).
02:26	Mike Batt With New Edition with Summertime City.
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02:20	Jim Reeves with I Can't Stop Loving You.
02:18	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
02:15	Dusty Springfield with In The Middle Of Nowhere.
02:11	Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
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02:07	Fleetwood Mac with You Make Loving Fun.
02:04	Lonnie Donegan with Lively.
02:01	Perez Prado & His Orchestra with Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom white. From the 23rd April 1955 number 1 for 2 weeks Eddie Calvert released the same tune which also got to number 1 on the 21st May 1955 for a further 4 weeks (See page 14 in the large "Singl
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01:54	Doechii with Anxiety.
01:52	Elvis Presley with Kiss me quick.
01:49	Owen Paul with My Favourite Waste Of Time.
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01:47	Big Bopper with Chantilly Lace.
01:44	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with Luther.
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01:40	Barry White with I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby. UK debut for the singer born Barry Lee on 12th Sep 1944 in Galveston, Texas USA. Nicknamed 'The Walrus Of Love'. Died 4th July 2003, Los Angeles, USA.
01:36	Girls Aloud with Long Hot Summer. This single was released on 5th September 2005 and is from their album 'Chemistry'
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01:33	Erma Franklin with (Take A Little) Piece Of My Heart. Originally released in 1967, this track finally achieved chart success after its appearance in a TV ad campaign for for Levi's Jeans.
01:29	Lynyrd Skynyrd with Sweet Home Alabama.
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01:25	Men Without Hats with The Safety Dance.
01:21	Lady Gaga with Garden of Eden.
01:14	The Beatles with Hey Jude. From the 5th September 1968 number 1 for 2 weeks
01:12	Rosemary Clooney with This Ole House. From 20th November 1954 number 1 for 1 week
01:09	Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
01:06	Neil Diamond with You Don't Bring me Flowers.
01:04	Adam Faith with Lonesome.
01:01	Frankie Vaughan with The Garden Of Eden. From the 19th January 1957 number 1 for 4 weeks Sharing the number 1 spot with Guy Mitchell on the 1st of February for 1 week
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00:53	Rolling Stones with 19th Nervous Breakdown.
00:49	Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
00:47	Cliff Richard with It'll Be Me.
00:41	Bob Dylan with Like A Rolling Stone.
00:39	Sabrina Carpenter with Bed chem.
00:34	Eagles with Life in the Fast Lane.
00:30	Barbra Streisand with My Heart belongs To Me.
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00:24	Biffy Clyro with Many Of Horror .
00:19	Sam Fender with People watching.
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00:16	Hollies with Bus stop.
00:14	Everly Brothers with All I Have To Do Is Dream. From the 26th June 1958 number 1 for 7 weeks Double A sided with Claudette Sharing number 1 on the 4th July with Vic Damone's on the street where you live
00:10	Queen with A kind of magic.
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00:07	Argent with God Gave Rock And Roll To You.
00:03	The Doors with Love Me Two Times.
00:01	Frankie Laine with The 3.10 to Yuma.