Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist: Songs Played Today

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• 20:25 The Psychedelic Furs with Heaven.
• 14:24 with .
• 14:20 Gang Of Four with At Home He's A Tourist.
• 14:18 The Family Cat with Goldenbook.
• 14:13 with .
• 14:09 Cocteau Twins with Pearly Dewdrops' Drops.
• 14:05 Stranglers with Get A Grip (On Yourself).
• 14:02 Stiff Little Fingers with Suspect Device.
• 14:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 13:58 with .
• 13:02 Ray Oxley with 1986 Golden Years.
• 13:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 12:59 with .
• 12:02 Richard Smith with A to Z of Boys Names.
• 12:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 11:59 with .
• 11:02 Richard Smith with A to Z of Boys Names.
• 11:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 10:58 with .
• 10:02 Ray Oxley with Comedy Hour.
• 10:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 09:58 with .
• 09:02 Peter Grogan with Best of British Classical Music.
• 09:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 08:58 with .
• 08:39 Gary Jackson with Sounds Of The 70'S.
• 08:02 with .
• 08:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 07:55 The Three Degrees with I Turn To You.
• 07:55 with .
• 07:52 Burt Bacharach with Don't go breaking my heart.
• 07:50 Pat Boone with Love Letters In The Sand.
• 07:49 Bernard Cribbins with Hole In The Ground.
• 07:48 with .
• 07:44 Richard Marx with Right Here Waiting.
• 07:40 Cherrelle with Saturday Love.
• 07:38 Mitski with My love mine all mine.
• 07:35 Demis Roussos with Forever And Ever.
• 07:27 with .
• 07:23 Beyonce with Listen.
• 07:19 Gregory Abbot with Shake You Down.
• 07:19 with .
• 07:16 George Ezra with Budapest.
• 07:14 Donny Osmond with Young Love. From the 19th August 1973 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 07:10 David Soul with Silver lady. From the 2nd October 1977 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 07:10 with .
• 07:07 Andy Williams with Almost there.
• 07:03 Paul Young with Don't Dream It's Over.
• 07:02 with .
• 07:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 06:54 Rod Stewart with You're In My Heart.
• 06:53 with .
• 06:50 James Morrison with You Give Me Something.
• 06:48 Eddie Cochran with Hallelujah! I love her so.
• 06:48 with .
• 06:44 Toploader with Dancing in the moonlight.
• 06:41 Matt Monro with The Impossible Dream. A popular song composed by Mitch Leigh, with lyrics written by Joe Darion. It was written for the 1965 musical "Man of La Mancha".
• 06:38 Queen with These Are The Days Of Our Lives.
• 06:37 with .
• 06:35 Jackie Trent with Where Are You. From the 14th May 1965 number 1 for 1 week
• 06:31 David Essex with Hold Me Close. From the 28th September 1975 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 06:28 with .
• 06:24 Ben Haenow with Second hand heart.
• 06:21 Perry Como with And I Love You So.
• 06:20 with .
• 06:17 Alicia Keys with Empire State Of Mind (Part II).
• 06:12 Julie Covington with Don't cry for me Argentina. Released on Christmas day 1976 eventually reaching number 1 on the 6th February 1977 for 1 week
• 06:08 Westlife with My Love. From the 5th November 2000 number 1 for 1 week
• 06:08 with .
• 06:05 Sandi Thom with I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (With Flowers In My Hai. From the 4th June 2006 number 1 for 1 week Sandi grew up in Banff on the North East coast of Scotland and then went on to study at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts. She was sign
• 06:03 Gracie Abrams with I love you I'm sorry.
• 06:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 05:58 with .
• 05:56 The Seekers with When Will The Good Apples Fall.
• 05:53 Sombr with Undressed.
• 05:50 John Fred & His Playboy Band with Judy In Disguise (With Glasses).
• 05:46 Daniel O'Donnell with There Goes My Everything.
• 05:46 with .
• 05:44 The Platters with Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. From the 14th March 1959 number 1 for 1 week
• 05:42 Moliy & Silent Addy with Shake if to the max (fly).
• 05:41 with .
• 05:37 Marvin Gaye with Abraham Martin & John.
• 05:34 Robson & Jerome with Unchained Melody. From the 14th May 1995 number 1 for 7 weeks Double A side with Unchained Melody The biggest-selling single of 1995. The tracks formed part of the storyline of the Soldier Soldier TV series which starred Robson & Jero
• 05:33 with .
• 05:31 The Velvelettes with Needle In A haystack.
• 05:29 Johnny Mathis With Deniece Williams with Too Much Too Little too Late.
• 05:26 with .
• 05:23 Michael Jackson with We're almost there.
• 05:19 Olivia Dean with Nice to each other.
• 05:17 Jim Reeves with I Love You Because. The biggest selling single of 1964 Reached No. 5 in the UK singles chart
• 05:17 with .
• 05:14 Frank Sinatra with Bewitched.
• 05:10 Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
• 05:08 Simon Park Orchestra with Eye level (Theme from Van Der Valk). From the 23rd September 1973 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 05:08 with .
• 05:05 Johnny Preston with Cradle of Love.
• 05:03 Andy Williams with Butterfly. From the 18th May 1957 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 05:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 04:58 with .
• 04:55 Robson & Jerome with Danny Boy.
• 04:52 Mike Post featuring Larry Carlton with Magnum P.I. (Theme from).
• 04:49 Kenny Rogers with Lucille. From the 12th June 1977 number 1 for 1 week
• 04:48 with .
• 04:46 Gary U.S. Bonds with Quarter to three (live).
• 04:43 The Mamas & The Papas with California Dreaming.
• 04:43 with .
• 04:41 Johnnie Ray with Yes Tonight Josephine. From the 1st June 1957 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 04:38 Alex Warren featuring Jelly Roll with Bloodline.
• 04:38 with .
• 04:35 The Sweet with Blockbuster. From the 21st January 1973 number 1 for 5 weeks
• 04:30 Nicole Scherzinger with Your love.
• 04:30 with .
• 04:28 Adam Faith with The First Time.
• 04:25 James Taylor with Fire and Rain.
• 04:23 with .
• 04:19 Savage Garden with Truly Madly Deeply.
• 04:16 Benson Boone with Mystical magical.
• 04:16 with .
• 04:13 Isley Brothers with This old heart of mine. In the 1966 UK charts, reached number 47 in April. Returned 2 years later in October 1968 and got to number 3
• 04:11 Pat Boone with Ain't That A Shame.
• 04:09 Tate McRae with Just keep watching.
• 04:08 with .
• 04:05 Peters and Lee with Welcome Home. From the 15th July 1973 number 1 for 1 week
• 04:03 Doris Day with Whatever Will Be Will Be. From the 4th August 1956 number 1 for 6 weeks.
• 04:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 03:58 with .
• 03:56 Bobby Vee with How many tears.
• 03:53 Ravyn Lenae with Love me not.
• 03:49 Harry Belafonte with Jump the line.
• 03:46 Sweet Sensation with Sad Sweet Dreamer. From the 13th October 1974 number 1 for 1 week
• 03:43 Eddie Fisher & Sally Sweetland with I'm Walking Behind You. From the 20th June 1953 number 1 for 1 week
• 03:40 Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
• 03:40 with .
• 03:37 Sweet with Hell Raiser.
• 03:34 Unit 4 2 with Concrete & Clay. From the 2nd April 1965 number 1 for 1 week Rushmore - Original Motion Picture
• 03:34 with .
• 03:31 The Honeycombs with Have I The Right. From the 21st August 1964 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 03:28 Isaac Hayes with Theme from Shaft. December 1971 number 4 September 2000 number 53
• 03:26 with .
• 03:23 Four Tops with If I were a Carpenter.
• 03:20 MK Featuring Chrystal with Dior.
• 03:18 The Beatles with Paperback Writer. From the 17th June 1966 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 03:18 with .
• 03:16 Buddy Holly with Peggy Sue Got Married.
• 03:13 Sombr with Back to friends.
• 03:09 Ramsey Lewis with Wade In The Water.
• 03:06 Tony Bennett with Fly Me To The Moon.
• 03:03 Frankie Laine & The Four Lads with Rain, Rain, Rain.
• 03:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 02:58 with .
• 02:56 Nathan Evans with Wellerman. From the 19th March 2021 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 02:53 Manfred Mann with Fox on the Run.
• 02:50 Neil Diamond with Forever In Blue Jeans.
• 02:50 with .
• 02:49 Eddie Cochran with Blue suede shoes.
• 02:46 Red Sovine with The Best Years Of Your Life.
• 02:46 with .
• 02:44 Lloyd Price with Personality.
• 02:40 Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
• 02:38 The Carpenters with Dead man's curve.
• 02:34 The Doors with Alabama Song.
• 02:34 with .
• 02:32 Johnny Burnette with Dreamin'.
• 02:29 Nazareth with Love Hurts.
• 02:27 with .
• 02:23 Lindisfarne with Run for home.
• 02:20 Lola Young with One thing.
• 02:20 with .
• 02:17 Helen Shapiro with You don't Know. From the 4th August 1961 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 02:15 The Champs with Tequila.
• 02:12 Ed Sheeran with Sapphire.
• 02:12 with .
• 02:08 Barry White with Baby We Better Try And Get It Together.
• 02:05 Shirley Bassey with As Long As He Needs Me. Sung by Nancy in 'Oliver'
• 02:03 Neil Sedaka with Oh Carol.
• 02:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 01:57 with .
• 01:54 Cliff Richard with The Young Ones. From the 5th January 1962 number 1 for 6 weeks
• 01:51 Alex Warren with Ordinary.
• 01:51 with .
• 01:47 The Mamas & The Papas with Creeque Alley.
• 01:44 Patrice Rushen with Forget me nots.
• 01:42 Elvis Presley with Don't Be Cruel. Originally the B-side to 'Hound Dog' (1956).
• 01:39 Benson Boone with Beautiful things. From the 16th March 2024 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 01:38 with .
• 01:35 Al Green with Lets stay Together. From The Movie "Pulp Fiction" (1971)
• 01:32 Alison Moyet with All Cried Out.
• 01:31 with .
• 01:29 Al Martino with Spanish Eyes. 1970 August 49 1973 July 5 released in the USA in 1967
• 01:25 Van McCoy with The Hustle.
• 01:23 with .
• 01:21 Johnny Kidd & the Pirates with Shakin' All Over. From the 29th July 1960 number 1 for 1 week
• 01:18 Max Dean, Luke Dean & Locky with Can't decide.
• 01:17 Russ Conway with Lucky Five.
• 01:16 with .
• 01:14 Bobby Darin with Queen of the hop.
• 01:11 Sabrina Carpenter with Manchild.
• 01:08 Buzzcocks with Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've).
• 01:06 Adam Faith with Lonesome.
• 01:03 Jim Reeves with Four walls.
• 01:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 00:58 with .
• 00:56 Frank Ifield with Confessin'. From the 5th July 1963 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 00:53 Calvin Harris & Clementine Douglas with Blessings.
• 00:52 with .
• 00:45 Richard Harris with Macarthur Park. June 1968 number 4 for this Irish actor/vocalist....12 weeks and then re-issued in July 1973 and got to number 38...6 weeks in the charts
• 00:41 Paula Abdul with Opposites Attract.
• 00:40 with .
• 00:37 Sam Smith with Stay with me.
• 00:32 John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band with Give Peace a Chance.
• 00:30 The Undertones with Teenage kicks.
• 00:28 with .
• 00:25 Madonna with Lucky Star.
• 00:21 Olivia Dean with Nice to each other.
• 00:21 with .
• 00:17 The Rolling Stones with Let's Spend the Night Together.
• 00:15 Julie London with Cry Me A River.
• 00:12 The Carpenters with Please Mr Postman.
• 00:12 with .
• 00:08 Blondie with Heart Of Glass. From the 29th January 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 00:06 Small Faces with Sha La La La Lee.
• 00:03 Frankie Laine with Cool Water.
• 00:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 23:58 with .
• 23:56 Highwaymen with Michael Row Your Boat Ashore. From the 6th October 1961 number 1 for 1 week
• 23:54 Ed Sheeran with Azizam.
• 23:51 Brian Hyland with Ginny Come Lately.
• 23:49 Connie Francis with Lipstick on your collar.
• 23:46 Alex Warren featuring Jelly Roll with Bloodline.
• 23:46 with .
• 23:41 Simon & Garfunkel with Bridge over troubled water. From the 22nd March 1970 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 23:38 The Mamas & The Papas with Monday Monday.
• 23:37 with .
• 23:35 Cliff Richard with I'm Lookin' Out Of The Window.
• 23:30 Joan Armatrading with Love And Affection.
• 23:26 Another Level with Freak Me. From the 12th July 1998 number 1 for 1 week
• 23:25 with .
• 23:23 Benson Boone with Mystical magical.
• 23:20 Sly & The family Stone with Dance To The Music.
• 23:17 Buddy Holly with Raining In My Heart.
• 23:14 Sombr with Undressed.
• 23:14 with .
• 23:08 T.Rex with Teenage dream.
• 23:05 The Beatles with Here Comes The Sun.
• 23:03 Conway Twitty with It's Only Make Believe. From the 13th December 1958 number 1 for 5 weeks Christmas number 1
• 23:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 22:58 with .
• 22:56 Four Tops with Standing In The Shadows Of Love.
• 22:52 Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
• 22:48 Cream with Sunshine Of Your Love.
• 22:43 David Bowie with Space Oddity. From the 2nd November 1975 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 22:40 Hello with New York Groove.
• 22:39 with .
• 22:33 Gary Moore with Story of the Blues.
• 22:31 The Everly Brothers with Lucille.
• 22:28 Doobie Brothers with What A Fool Believes. From The Movie "Frankie & Johnny" (1978)
• 22:25 with .
• 22:22 Stock Aitken Waterman with Roadblock.
• 22:20 Alex Warren with Carry you home.
• 22:19 with .
• 22:17 Temptations with My Girl. 1965 March number 43 1986 June number 92 1992 February number 2
• 22:14 Big Bopper with Chantilly Lace.
• 22:11 Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 22:10 with .
• 22:07 Barry Manilow with Can't Smile Without You.
• 22:05 Adam Faith with The Time Has Come.
• 22:03 Rosemary Clooney with This Ole House. From 20th November 1954 number 1 for 1 week
• 22:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 21:58 with .
• 21:54 Stephen Tin Tin Duffy with Kiss me.
• 21:50 Ed Sheeran with Perfect. Released in March 2017 reaching number 4. Re released at the end of the year reaching number 1 from the 8th December
• 21:47 Elvis Presley with That's When Your Heartaches Begin. From the movie "Loving You"
• 21:46 with .
• 21:43 Anita Dobson and the Simon May Orchestra with Anyone Can Fall In Love.
• 21:40 Robert Palmer & UB40 with I'll Be Your Baby Tonight. A 1967 song by Bob Dylan
• 21:40 with .
• 21:36 Freddie Jackson with Me and Mrs jones.
• 21:33 Stevie Wonder with Yester-me Yester-you Yesterday.
• 21:29 Sad Cafe with Every day Hurts.
• 21:23 Slade with My Oh My.
• 21:23 with .
• 21:19 Adele with Easy on me. From the 22nd October 2021 number 1 for 7 weeks. In 2022, January the 7th another visit to number 1 for 1 week.
• 21:16 Harry Nilsson with Without You. From the 5th March 1972 number 1 for 5 weeks
• 21:16 with .
• 21:13 The Three Degrees with There's So Much Love All Around Me.
• 21:09 Julio Iglesias with Quiereme Mucho.
• 21:09 with .
• 21:05 Will Young with Anything Is Possible. From the 3rd March 2002 number 1 for 3 weeks Double A sided with "Evergreen"
• 21:03 Billy Eckstine & Sarah Vaughan with Passing strangers. 1957 October number 22 1969 March number 20
• 21:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.