Playlist Radio Hospitals Blackburn

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23:57	with .
23:54	Neil Diamond with Forever In Blue Jeans.
23:52	Manfred Mann with If you gotta go, go now.
23:48	Ed Sheeran with Happier.
23:48	with .
23:43	Sam Fender with People watching.
23:40	Ace with How Long.
23:39	with .
23:36	Susan Boyle with I Dreamed A Dream.
23:34	Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames with Yeh, Yeh. From the 8th January 1965 number 1 for 2 weeks
23:28	John Miles with Music.
23:26	with .
23:22	Oliver Tree & Robin Schultz with Miss you.
23:19	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
23:19	with .
23:15	Scaffold with Lily The Pink. From the 2nd January 1969 number 1 for 1 week
23:11	Harry Belafonte with Scarlett Ribbons (for her hair).
23:08	Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
23:06	Dead End Kids with Have I The Right.
23:05	with .
23:04	Brenda Lee with here comes that feeling.
23:01	Jackie Wilson with Reet Petite. From 21st December 1986 number 1 for 4 weeks
22:58	with .
22:53	Lola Young with Messy.
22:50	Animals with Don't Bring Me Down.
22:46	Duran Duran with New Moon on Monday.
22:44	Everly Brothers with Claudette. B side to All I have to do is dream. Biggest selling single of 1958
22:42	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
22:38	Blondie with Union city blue.
22:37	with .
22:34	Kelly Clarkson with Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You makes you).
22:31	Neil Diamond with Solitary Man.
22:28	Curtis Mayfield with Move On Up.
22:22	Status Quo with Thinking Of You.
22:22	with .
22:19	Sabrina Carpenter with Please please please. From the 21st June 2024 number 1 for 3 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 26th July for another 2 weeks. 5 weeks total at UK number 1.
22:16	Four Tops with Bernadette.
22:16	with .
22:14	Buddy Holly with Not Fade Away.
22:10	Doechii with Anxiety.
22:09	with .
22:06	Bread with Guitar Man.
22:04	Gerry & The Pacemakers with How Do You Do It. From the 5th April 1963 number 1 for 3 weeks
22:01	Guy Mitchell with She Wears Red Feathers. From the 7th March 1953 number 1 for 4 weeks
21:57	with .
21:54	Petula Clark with This Is My Song. From the 10th February 1967 number 1 for 2 weeks
21:52	The Carpenters with Please Mr Postman.
21:51	with .
21:49	Cliff Richard with Gee Whiz It's You.
21:46	Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes with If You Don't Know Me By Now.
21:46	with .
21:44	Connie Francis with You Always Hurt The One You Love.
21:40	Drake with Nokia.
21:40	with .
21:37	Shocking Blue with Venus.
21:33	Madness with Driving in My Car.
21:33	with .
21:30	The Beach Boys with Surfin USA.
21:27	David Cassidy with Some Kind Of Summer. B side of I'm a Clown
21:21	No Mercy with Please Don't Go.
21:21	with .
21:17	Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars with Die with a smile.
21:14	Del Shannon with Runaway. From the 23rd June 1961 number 1 for 3 weeks
21:12	The Beverley Sisters with Sisters.
21:09	Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
21:06	Freda Payne with Band Of Gold. From the 13th September 1970 number 1 for 6 weeks
21:04	Buzz Clifford with Baby Sittin'.
21:01	Tennessee Ernie Ford with Give Me Your Word. From the 5th March 1955 number 1 for 7 weeks
20:58	with .
20:56	Lou Christie with I'm Gonna Make You Mine.
20:52	Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
20:49	Cream with Strange Brew.
20:46	Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
20:44	The Silhouettes with Get A Job.
20:40	Lady Gaga with Garden of Eden.
20:37	Crystal Gayle with Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.
20:33	Dido with White Flag.
20:33	with .
20:30	Glen Campbell with Wichita Lineman.
20:27	Fleetwood Mac with Go Your Own Way.
20:25	with .
20:21	Carly Simon with You're So Vain.
20:18	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with Luther.
20:15	Rolling Stones with Paint it Black. From the 20th May 1966 number 1 for 1 week
20:12	Frankie Laine & The Four Lads with Rain, Rain, Rain.
20:09	Alex Warren with Ordinary.
20:06	Stevie Wonder with Never Had A Dream Come True.
20:06	with .
20:03	Joe Brown with That's What Love Will Do.
20:01	Johnny Mathis with Twelfth Of Never.
19:57	with .
19:55	Duane Eddy with Ring Of Fire.
19:53	Jimmy Jones with Handy Man.
19:50	Tate McRae with Sports car.
19:50	with .
19:47	Jimmy Ruffin with What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted. 1966 November number 8 1974 July number 4
19:44	Rick james with Glow.
19:42	Elvis Presley with (Let me be your) Teddy bear. greatest film hits
19:39	Sabrina Carpenter with Bed chem.
19:35	Renaissance with Northern Lights.
19:34	with .
19:31	Spice Girls with Who Do You Think You Are. From the 9th March 1997 number 1 for 3 weeks Double A sided with "Mama"
19:28	Cliff Richard with Sunny Honey Girl.
19:26	with .
19:22	Art Garfunkel with Bright Eyes. From the 8th April 1979 number 1 for 6 weeks This song is featured in the film "Watership Down"
19:19	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
19:16	Matt Monro with My Kind Of Girl.
19:14	Tab Hunter with Young Love. From the 16th February 1957 number 1 for 7 weeks
19:09	Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
19:05	David Bowie with The Jean Genie.
19:03	The Troggs with With a Girl Like You. From the 29th July 1966 number 1 for 2 weeks
19:01	Russ Conway with Roulette. From the 13th June 1959 number 1 for 2 weeks
18:52	Westlife with Unbreakable. From the 10th November 2002 number 1 for 1 week
18:52	with .
18:49	John Paul Young with Love Is in the Air.
18:43	Barbra Streisand & Michael Crawford with The Music Of The Night. Music from "The phantom of the opera"
18:43	with .
18:39	Eternal with Stay.
18:35	LeAnn Rimes with How Do I Live.
18:31	Charles Aznavour with She. From the 23rd June 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
18:28	with .
18:24	Heart with These Dreams. March 1986 reached number 82 Re released in 1988 as a double A side to "Never" and reached number 8 in May
18:20	Martine McCutcheon with Talking In Your Sleep. Charity record. Proceeds to BBC Children In Need.
18:20	with .
18:17	David Cassidy with How Can I Be Sure. From the 24th September 1972 number 1 for 2 weeks
18:12	Robbie Williams with She's The One. From the 14th November 1999 number 1 for 1 week Double A sided with "It's only us"
18:08	Shanice with I Love Your Smile. Shanic Lorraine Wilson born in Pitsburgh, Pensylvania, 14th May 1973, her track, "I Love your smile" was released in 1991 and reached number 1 in the US Billboard R&B Chart. Featuring a saxaphone solo by Branford Marsalis w
18:08	with .
18:05	Take That with How deep is your love. From the 3rd March 1996 number 1 for 3 weeks
18:01	Jeffrey Osborne with On The Wings Of Love.
17:58	with .
17:55	Jim Reeves with I Love You Because. The biggest selling single of 1964 Reached No. 5 in the UK singles chart
17:51	The Beatles with Strawberry Fields Forever. Double A sided with "Penny Lane"
17:47	Stevie Wonder with I Just Called To Say I Love You. From the 2nd September 1984 number 1 for 6 weeks
17:44	Tom Jones with Green Green Grass Of Home. From the 25th November 1966 number 1 for 7 weeks Christmas number 1
17:42	Lesley Garrett & Amanda Thompson with Ave Maria.
17:41	with .
17:37	Eric Carmen with All By Myself. Based upon Sergei Wassiljewitsch Rachmaninow's Klavierkonzert No. 2 (1901).
17:34	Harry Nilsson with Without You. From the 5th March 1972 number 1 for 5 weeks
17:30	Abba with Dancing Queen. From the 29th August 1976 number 1 for 6 weeks
17:29	with .
17:26	Peggy Lee with Fever. (See page 33 in the large "Singles" book for info)
17:23	Three Tenors with Amor, vida de mi vida.
17:19	Blondie with Atomic. From the 23rd February 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
17:17	Bing Crosby with My heart is taking lessons.
17:13	Kenny Rogers with Lucille. From the 12th June 1977 number 1 for 1 week
17:09	Julio Iglesias with Begin The Beguine. From the 29th November 1981 number 1 for 1 week
17:09	with .
17:04	Harry Secombe with Abide with me.
17:02	Elvis Presley with Are You Lonesome Tonight. From the 20th January 1961 number 1 for 4 weeks
16:56	Cilla Black with Loves Just A Broken Heart.
16:56	with .
16:53	Blues Brothers with Everybody Needs Somebody To Love.
16:50	Fat Larrys Band with Zoom.
16:46	Liberty X with Song 4 Lovers. This single was released on 26th October 2005 and is from their album 'X'
16:41	Spice Girls with Viva Forever. From the 26th July 1998 number 1 for 2 weeks
16:41	with .
16:39	Tams with Hey Girl Don't Bother Me. From the 12th September 1971 number 1 for 3 weeks
16:34	Peter Andre with Feel you. From the 1st December 1996 number 1 for 1 week
16:30	Britney Spears with Womanizer.
16:26	with .
16:22	Elaine Paige with I Know Him So Well. She also did this song as a duet with Barbarah Dickson which reached number 1 in December 1984
16:19	Bob Dylan with One More Cup of Coffee.
16:16	Gnarls Barkley with Crazy. Gnarls Barkley are producer Brian Burton AKA Danger Mouse & singer/rapper Thomas Callaway AKA Cee-Lo. On 2nd April 2006 'Crazy' made history when it became the first ever UK single to reach No1 based on download sales alone, it
16:13	Kylie Minogue with The Locomotion.
16:08	Elton John with Candle in the Wind 1997. From the 14th September 1997 number 1 for 5 weeks Tribute song for Princess Diana Double A Sided with "Something about the way you look tonignt"
16:08	with .
16:04	David Cassidy with The Last Kiss.
16:01	Neil Diamond with Cracklin Rosie.
15:53	Commodores with Nightshift.
15:52	with .
15:50	Jason Donovan with Sealed With A Kiss. From the 4th June 1989 number 1 for 2 weeks
15:43	Barry Manilow with Read Em And Weep.
15:42	with .
15:38	Womack & Womack with Teardrops.
15:30	Peter Gabriel with Sledgehammer.
15:28	with .
15:23	Queen with Who wants to live forever.
15:19	Pseudo Echo with Funky Town.
15:19	with .
15:15	Limahl with Never Ending Story.
15:11	Madonna with Who's That Girl. From the 19th July 1987 number 1 for 1 week
15:10	with .
15:06	Abba with Super Trouper. From the 23rd November 1980 number 1 for 3 weeks
15:02	David Bowie & Mick Jagger with Dancing In The Street. From the 1st September 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
14:57	with .
14:57	Detroit Spinners with Working My Way Back To You. From the 6th April 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
14:53	Abba with One Of Us (Is Crying).
14:47	Bruce Willis with Under The Boardwalk.
14:46	with .
14:42	Meat Loaf with Dead Ringer For Love. Cher provides an uncredited female vocal on this 'duet'.
14:37	Kylie Minogue with Hand On Your Heart. From the 7th May 1989 number 1 for 1 week
14:32	with .
14:28	Barbra Streisand with Woman In Love. From the 19th October 1980 number 1 for 3 weeks
14:23	Ray Parker Jr. with Ghostbusters.
14:22	with .
14:18	Dionne Warwick with Heartbreaker. Features backing vocals from Barry Gibb who co-wrote the track with his brothers Robin and Maurice (The Bee Gees).
14:12	Irene Cara with Fame. From the 3rd July 1982 number 1 for 3 weeks
14:12	with .
14:07	Michael Jackson with Billie Jean. From the 27th February 1983 number 1 for 1 week 2nd UK number 1 American number 1 for 7 weeks French number 1 for 3 weeks Spanish number 1 for 2 weeks & in 2006 as well Canadian number 1 for 7 weeks Australian number 1 fo
14:02	Fine Young Cannibals with Johnny Come Home.
13:59	with .
13:00	Ken Anton with Time After Time programme 11.
12:56	Daniel O'Donnell with Beyond The Sunset.
12:27	with .
12:00	Paul Baker with MYSTERY TOP40.
11:57	with .
11:54	Culture Club with Karma Chameleon. From 18th September 1983 number 1 for 6 weeks
11:49	Simple Minds with Sanctify Yourself.
11:46	Sabrina Carpenter with Busy woman.
11:42	Stormzy feat. MNEK with Blinded by your grace Pt. 2.
11:37	Sam Fender with People watching.
11:34	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
11:30	Lady Gaga with Abracadabra.
11:28	with .
11:26	The Vapors with Jimmie Jones.
11:23	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
11:19	Erasure with Take a Chance On Me Abba-Esque (EP). From the 9th June 1992 number 1 for 5 weeks From the Abba-esque EP with Lay all your love on me, SOS & Voulez vous
11:15	Drake with Nokia.
11:12	Daniel O'Donnell with Make the world go away.
11:12	with .
11:08	Waldo De Los Rios with Mozart 40th.
11:04	Robbie Williams with You Know Me.
11:01	Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
10:58	with .
10:54	Sugar Ray with Every Morning.
10:50	Lola Young with Messy.
10:43	Gerry Rafferty with Baker Street.
10:42	with .
10:39	Edwin Starr with War. Originally recorded by The Temptations as a track on their 1970 album Psychedelic Shack.
10:34	Doechii with Anxiety.
10:28	with .
10:24	Adele with Melt My Heart To Stone.
10:22	Dire Straits with Your latest trick. Recorded from record, slight popping
10:19	Tina Turner with Goldeneye.
10:19	with .
10:15	Queen with Show Must Go On.
10:11	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with All the stars.
10:11	with .
10:08	Fivepenny Piece with Stories From The Wishing Well.
10:04	Queen with A kind of magic.
10:01	Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
09:57	with .
09:00	Richard Smith with A to Z of Pop Z.
08:57	with .
08:55	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
08:51	Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
08:50	with .
08:47	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
08:44	Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
08:41	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
08:38	Alex Warren with Ordinary.
08:38	with .
08:33	Sam Fender with People watching.
08:30	Tate McRae with Sports car.
08:27	with .
08:23	Drake with Nokia.
08:20	Sabrina Carpenter with Busy woman.
08:20	with .
08:16	Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars with Die with a smile.
08:11	Lady Gaga with Abracadabra.
08:11	with .
08:07	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with All the stars.
08:05	Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
08:01	Cliff Richard with We don't talk anymore. From the 19th August 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
07:56	with .
07:53	Robbie Williams with Angels.
07:52	Des'ree (Desree) with Life.
07:48	Anastacia with I'm Outta Love.
07:43	Erasure with Voulez Vous Abba-Esque (EP). From the 9th June 1992 number 1 for 5 weeks From the Abba-esque EP with Lay all your love on me, SOS & Take a chance on me
07:38	Queen with I'm going slightly mad.
07:38	with .
07:34	Lighthouse Family with Raincloud.
07:30	Natalie Imbruglia with Big Mistake.
07:26	with .
07:25	Jon Secada with Just Another Day.
07:21	Berri with Sunshine After the Rain.
07:18	Boyz II Men with I'll Make Love To You.
07:14	Spin Doctors with Two Princes.
07:09	Mariah Carey & Jay-Z with Heartbreaker.
07:06	Bjork with It's oh so quiet.
07:02	Paul Young with Don't Dream It's Over.
06:57	with .
06:54	The Jam with Precious.
06:51	Europe with The Final Countdown. From the 30th November 1986 number 1 for 2 weeks
06:47	Freeez with I.O.U (12" Version).
06:43	Whitesnake with Here I Go Again. 1982 November number 34 1987 October number 9
06:39	Elaine Paige with Memory. A very famous song taken from a very famous Andrew Lloyd Webber West End musical called Cats, of which Elaine Paige played a starring roll called Grizzabella the glamour cat.
06:39	with .
06:33	Saxon with Wheels of steel.
06:30	The TimeLords with Doctorin The Tardis. From the 12th June 1988 number 1 for 1 week
06:27	with .
06:23	Five Star with System Addict.
06:20	Tracey Ullman with They Don't Know.
06:16	Michael Jackson & The Jackson 5 with I want you back (Remix).
06:16	with .
06:12	Tight Fit with Back To The Sixties.
06:08	Gregory Abbot with Shake You Down.
06:03	Bette Midler with The Wind Beneath My Wings.
06:01	Chas & Dave with Rabbit.
05:57	with .
05:53	John Travolta & Olivia Newton John with Summer Nights. From the 24th September 1978 number 1 for 7 weeks
05:50	Genesis with Follow You Follow Me.
05:46	Shalamar with Take That To The Bank.
05:43	T Rex with 20th Century Boy.
05:40	Andy Williams with Cant Help Falling In Love.
05:39	with .
05:36	The Trammps with Hold Back The Night.
05:33	The Specials & Rico with Rudi, A Message To You Rudy.
05:30	johnny nash with Tears On My Pillow. From the 6th July 1975 number 1 for 1 week
05:28	with .
05:24	ZZ Top with Give It Up.
05:21	The Wonder Stuff with The Size Of A Cow. Topped the Uk charts at number 5 on the 14th April 1991
05:18	Showaddywaddy with Under The Moon Of Love. From the 28th November 1976 number 1 for 3 weeks
05:18	with .
05:16	Sutherland Brothers with Arms Of Mary.
05:11	Chuck Berry with My Ding-A-Ling. From the 19th November 1972 number 1 for 4 weeks Live At The Fillmore Auditorium
05:08	Linda Lewis with It's In His Kiss.
05:08	with .
05:04	Heatwave with Boogie nights.
05:01	John Denver with Annie's Song. From the 6th October 1974 number 1 for 1 week
04:57	with .
04:55	Searchers with Goodbye my love.
04:53	Cliff Richard with Nine Times Out Of Ten.
04:51	Bobby Vee with More than I can say.
04:48	Bob Lind with Elusive Butterfly. B side to Cheryl's goin home
04:46	Fourmost with A Little Lovin.
04:43	Val Doonican with Delaney's Donkey.
04:41	The Troggs with Love Is All Around. Covered by Wet Wet Wet
04:38	Burl Ives with Funny Way Of Laughin'.
04:37	with .
04:35	The Beatles with She Said She Said.
04:32	Petula Clark with My Love.
04:30	King Brothers with 76 Trombones.
04:27	with .
04:23	Daphne & Celeste with Ooh stick you.
04:21	Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas with Trains & Boats & Planes.
04:18	Marmalade with Ob la di ob la da. December 1968 number 1 for 3 weeks
04:15	Brenda Lee with As Usual.
04:13	Four Tops with Walk Away Renee.
04:10	Nina Simone with I Put A Spell On You.
04:08	Elvis Presley with His Latest Flame. From the 3rd November 1961 number 1 for 4 weeks Double A sided with Little sister
04:06	The Supremes with Where did our love go.
04:05	with .
04:03	Johnny Burnette with You're Sixteen.
04:01	Gene Vincent with Pistol Packin' Mama.
03:58	with .
03:00	Richard Smith with A to Z of Pop Y.
02:58	with .
02:55	Junior Walker & The All Stars with I'm A Road runner.
02:50	Lola Young with Messy.
02:48	Beach Boys with Barbara Ann.
02:46	Gracie Abrams with That's so true.
02:45	with .
02:42	Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
02:38	Dorothy Moore with Misty Blue.
02:35	Shadows with The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt.
02:35	with .
02:32	Louis Armstrong with Hello Dolly. From the musical of the same name 'Hello Dolly' Charted in 1964 reaching number 4
02:27	Heatwave with Always & Forever.
02:22	with .
02:18	Doechii with Anxiety.
02:15	Rose & Bruno Mars with APT.
02:11	Rolling Stones with Satisfaction. From the 3rd September 1965 number 1 for 2 weeks
02:08	Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
02:05	The Drifters with Kissin' In The Back Row of the Movies.
02:05	with .
02:02	The Kinks with All Day & All Of The Night.
02:01	Doris Day with S'Wonderful. From the film "Love me or leave me" in 1955
01:57	with .
01:54	The Who with Pinball Wizzard. March 1969....number 4...story about TOMMY...13 WEEKS
01:50	Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
01:48	Eden Kane with Boys Cry.
01:44	Boyzone with Love Me For A Reason.
01:44	with .
01:41	Tony Bennett with Stranger in paradise. From 7th May 1955 number 1 for 2 weeks
01:39	Sabrina Carpenter with Bed chem.
01:38	with .
01:34	The Police with Walking on The Moon. From the 2nd December 1979 number 1 for 1 week
01:31	Sean Maguire with Good Day.
01:30	with .
01:28	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band with I'm The Urban Spaceman.
01:25	Odyssey with Native New Yorker.
01:22	with .
01:20	Manfred Mann with Pretty Flamingo. From the 29th April 1966 number 1 for 3 weeks
01:17	Kendrick Lamar & SZA with Luther.
01:17	with .
01:14	Vic Damone with For Once In My Life. Also recorded By Stevie Wonder
01:11	Frank Sinatra with Come fly with me. Theme to "Airport"
01:09	The Beatles with With a Little Help From My Friends.
01:09	with .
01:05	T Rex with Get It On. From the 18th July 1971 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:03	Buddy Holly with Baby I Don't Care.
01:01	Bill Haley with Rock Around the Clock. From the 25th November 1955 number 1 for 3 weeks Returning to number 1 on the 6th January 1956 for a further 2 weeks
00:55	with .
00:00	Peter Grogan with Best of British Classical Music.