Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist: Songs Played Today

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• 12:35 Vangelis with Chariots Of Fire. From the film "Chariots Of Fire"
• 09:17 Owen Paul with My Favourite Waste Of Time.
• 09:17 with .
• 09:14 Men Without Hats with The Safety Dance.
• 09:11 Alison Moyet with Love Resurrection.
• 09:10 with .
• 09:07 Dire Straits with Twisting by the pool.
• 09:03 Laura Brannigan with Self Control.
• 09:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 08:57 with .
• 08:54 Simon & Garfunkel with America.
• 08:51 Al Martino with Spanish Eyes. 1970 August 49 1973 July 5 released in the USA in 1967
• 08:48 Four Seasons with December '63 (Oh What A Night). From the 15th February 1976 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 08:48 with .
• 08:44 Lou Reed with Walk On The Wild Side.
• 08:40 Lipps Inc with Funkytown.
• 08:37 Alvin Stardust with Jealous Mind. From the 3rd March 1974 number 1 for 1 week
• 08:37 with .
• 08:33 Barry White with Let the Music Play. 1975 number 9 in December 2000 number 45 in November
• 08:30 Family with In My Own Time.
• 08:27 with .
• 08:26 Wild Cherry with Play that funky music.
• 08:22 T Rex with Telegram Sam. From the 31st January 1972 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 08:18 The Kiki Dee Band with I've Got The Music In Me. 7th October 1974, reached number 19
• 08:15 Abba with Does Your Mother Know.
• 08:14 with .
• 08:08 Pink Floyd with Money.
• 08:04 Hot Chocolate with So You Win Again. From the 26th June 1977 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 08:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 07:57 with .
• 07:54 Billy Fury with In Thoughts Of You.
• 07:51 Aretha Franklin with Walk On By.
• 07:51 with .
• 07:48 The Temptations with (I Know) I'm losing You.
• 07:45 Neil Diamond with And the Singer sings his songs.
• 07:45 with .
• 07:42 Lulu with Shout.
• 07:39 Stevie Wonder with Uptight.
• 07:38 with .
• 07:36 Ken Dodd with Tears. From the 24th September 1965 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 07:32 Engelbert Humperdinck with Am I that easy to forget.
• 07:30 The Supremes with Baby Love. From the 13th November 1964 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 07:29 with .
• 07:27 Box Tops with The Letter.
• 07:26 Young Rascals with Groovin.
• 07:23 Sandy Nelson with Let there be drums.
• 07:20 The Tremeloes with (Call me) Number One. November 1st 1969....number 2.....14 weeks
• 07:20 with .
• 07:18 Freddy Cannon with Way Down Yonder in New Orleans.
• 07:15 Koko Taylor with Wang Dang Doodle. 1966
• 07:10 Dave Brubeck with Take Five.
• 07:10 with .
• 07:07 The Dells with Run for cover.
• 07:03 O C Smith with The Son of Hickory Hollers Tramp. 29th May 1968 Ocie Smith as is mum and dad Christened him got this little ditty to number 2 in the charts....15 weeks
• 07:02 with .
• 06:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 05:58 with .
• 05:56 The Marcels with Blue Moon. From the 28th April 1961 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 05:53 Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
• 05:51 Paul Jones with High Time. Number 5 ...real name Paul Pond
• 05:49 Bay City Rollers with Keep On Dancin.
• 05:49 with .
• 05:47 Ritchie Valens with La Bamba. Originally released in 1958 but only charted in America Charted in the UK in1987 reaching number 49 in August
• 05:44 Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
• 05:44 with .
• 05:40 Billy Joel with Just The Way You Are.
• 05:37 Them with Baby Please Don't Go. From the film "Good Morning Vietnam"
• 05:37 with .
• 05:35 The Four Pennies with Juliet. From the 15th May 1964 number 1 for 1 week
• 05:30 Lee Marvin with Wandring Star. From the 1st March 1970 number 1 for 3 weeks From the film Paint Your Wagon
• 05:27 with .
• 05:25 Jackie Wilson with I Get The Sweetest Feeling. 1972 July number 9 1987 February number 3 Although released in America in 1968 as part of the album with the same name, I get the sweetest feeling was not released in the UK until 1972.
• 05:22 Teddy Swims with Bad dreams.
• 05:21 with .
• 05:18 Jimi Hendrix with Manic Depression.
• 05:15 Frankie Laine with Cry of the wild Goose.
• 05:11 Doechii with Anxiety.
• 05:11 with .
• 05:08 Tami Lyn with I'm Gonna Run Away From You.
• 05:06 Cliff Richard with A Girl Like You.
• 05:03 Don Cornell o/Jerry Carr with Hold my hand. From 2nd October 1954 number 1 for 4 weeks Returning to number 1 on the 13th November 1954 for a further 1 week
• 05:02 with .
• 05:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 04:54 Roger Whittaker with Durham Town.
• 04:53 with .
• 04:51 Sam & Dave with Soul Man.
• 04:46 Arctic Monkeys with Body Paint.
• 04:46 with .
• 04:44 Alma Cogan with Dreamboat. From 9th July 1955 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 04:41 Ed Sheeran with Old phone.
• 04:38 elton john with Part Time Love.
• 04:33 Drake with Nokia.
• 04:33 with .
• 04:30 Rolling Stones with Ruby Tuesday.
• 04:27 Paul McCartney & Wings with Live and Let Die. June 1973 number 9....14 weeks....one of the James Bond film theme tunes...
• 04:21 Hayzi Fantayzee with Shiny Shiny.
• 04:20 with .
• 04:18 Alex Warren with Carry you home.
• 04:16 Duane Eddy with Theme from Dixie.
• 04:16 with .
• 04:13 Frank Sinatra with Three Coins In A Fountain. From 11th September 1954 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 04:11 The Carpenters with Please Mr Postman.
• 04:10 with .
• 04:08 Val Doonican with What Would I Be..
• 04:06 Ricky Nelson with Hello Mary Lou. Double A sided with "Travellin Man"
• 04:03 Bill Haley & His Comets with Shake Rattle & Roll.
• 04:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 03:30 with .
• 03:03 Paul Baker with MYSTERY TOP40.
• 03:02 with .
• 02:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 01:57 with .
• 01:55 Junior Walker & The All Stars with I'm A Road runner.
• 01:52 Tate McRae with Sports car.
• 01:48 The Carpenters with This Masquerade.
• 01:43 Shania Twain with Don't Be Stupid dance rmx.
• 01:43 with .
• 01:40 The Sweet with Wig Wam Bam.
• 01:37 Remember Monday with What the hell just happened?. Song for Eurovision 2025
• 01:34 Beach Boys with Barbara Ann.
• 01:28 with .
• 01:25 Alexander O'Neal with Let's Get Together.
• 01:21 Evelyn Champagne King with Shame.
• 01:16 Lola Young with Messy. From the 18th January 2025 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 01:16 with .
• 01:14 Louis Armstrong with Hello Dolly. From the musical of the same name 'Hello Dolly' Charted in 1964 reaching number 4
• 01:09 Tom Browne with Funkin' for Jamacia.
• 01:09 with .
• 01:06 Rolling Stones with Satisfaction. From the 3rd September 1965 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 01:03 Marty Wilde with Sea Of Love.
• 01:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 00:57 with .
• 00:54 Marmalade with Lovin' things.
• 00:51 Alex Warren with Ordinary.
• 00:49 Animals with Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.
• 00:46 Edwin Starr with H.A.P.P.Y. Radio.
• 00:43 Cliff Richard & The Drifters with Move It. Debut hit for Cliff Richard in 1958, reaching number 2.
• 00:43 with .
• 00:40 Joe Jackson with Is She Really Going Out With Him.
• 00:34 Public Image Ltd with Rise.
• 00:33 with .
• 00:29 Humble Pie with Natural Born Boogie.
• 00:26 Neil Sedaka with That's When The Music Takes Me.
• 00:23 with .
• 00:19 Charles & Eddie with Would I Lie To You. From the 15th November 1992 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 00:15 Tina Turner with What's love got to do with it.
• 00:12 Herman's Hermits with My sentimental friend.
• 00:10 Wizthemc & Bees & Honey with Show me love.
• 00:09 with .
• 00:05 Steely Dan with Rikki Don't Lose That Number.
• 00:03 The Mindbenders with A Grrovy Kind if Love.
• 00:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 23:59 with .
• 23:58 Searchers with Love Potion Number Nine.
• 23:54 Wilson Pickett with Mustang Sally.
• 23:52 Ed Sheeran with Azizam.
• 23:52 with .
• 23:49 Bobbie Gentry with I'll Never Fall in Love Again. From the 12th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
• 23:46 SZA with Saturn.
• 23:43 Kay Starr with Rock And Roll Waltz. From 24th March 1956 number 1 for 1 week
• 23:40 Lorde with What was that.
• 23:40 with .
• 23:37 Hues Corporation with Rock The Boat.
• 23:33 Bob Dylan with Turkey Chase. Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid is the twelfth studio album and first soundtrack album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, where Turkey Chase is listed. Released on July 13, 1973 by Columbia Records for the Sam Peckinpah film
• 23:32 with .
• 23:29 Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
• 23:26 Terry Jacks with Seasons in The Sun. From the 31st March 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 23:24 with .
• 23:21 Neil Young with Harvest.
• 23:17 Sombr with Back to friends.
• 23:17 with .
• 23:15 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
• 23:12 Danny & The Juniors with At The Hop. (See page 28 in the large "Singles" book for info)
• 23:12 Jack Black with Steve's lava chicken.
• 23:11 with .
• 23:08 David Essex with Hold Me Close. From the 28th September 1975 number 1 for 3 weeks
• 23:05 Dusty Springfield with In The Middle Of Nowhere.
• 23:03 Connie Francis with Fallin'.
• 23:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
• 22:58 with .
• 22:54 Lonnie Donegan with Lively.
• 22:50 Chappell Roan with Pink pony club.
• 22:48 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.
• 22:41 The Beatles with Hey Jude. From the 5th September 1968 number 1 for 2 weeks
• 22:37 Carole Bayer Sager with You're Moving Out Today.
• 22:37 with .
• 22:34 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".
• 22:31 Dave Edmunds with Girls Talk.
• 22:29 with .
• 22:26 Linda Lewis with It's In His Kiss.
• 22:24 Myles Smith with Nice to meet you.
• 22:23 with .
• 22:22 Billy Fury with Once upon a dream.
• 22:19 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
• 22:15 Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 22:11 Melanie with Ruby Tuesday.
• 22:10 with .
• 22:07 Rolling Stones with 19th Nervous Breakdown.
• 22:04 Shirley Bassey with As I Love You. From the 14th February 1959 number 1 for 4 weeks
• 22:02 with .
• 21:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.