Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist: Songs Played Today

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08:55 Adam Faith with Lonesome.
05:32 Deniece Williams with Free. From the 1st May 1977 number 1 for 2 weeks
05:27 Eternal with Stay.
05:27 with .
05:22 Harry Styles with Aperture. From the 24th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week
05:18 The Tremeloes with (Call me) Number One. November 1st 1969....number 2.....14 weeks
05:18 with .
05:15 Pat Boone with Friendly Persuasion.
05:11 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
05:11 with .
05:08 Roger Whittaker with I Don't Believe In If Anymore.
05:05 Roy Orbison with In Dreams.
05:03 Frank Sinatra with I could have danced all night.
05:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
04:58 with .
04:56 Cat Stevens with Matthew & Son.
04:52 Milky with Just the way you are.
04:49 Koko Taylor with Wang Dang Doodle. 1966
04:47 Gwen Stefani with Cool. This single features on the album 'Love.Anglel.Music.Baby'
04:44 DJO with End of beginning. From the 3rd January 2026, number 1 for 2 weeks
04:44 with .
04:40 Stevie Wonder with Living For The City.
04:37 Todd Terry with Something Going On.
04:37 with .
04:31 Dave Brubeck with Take Five.
04:28 Village People with Macho Man.
04:26 with .
04:23 Frankie Laine with Granada.
04:20 Bad Bunny with Nuevayol.
04:20 with .
04:17 The Dells with Run for cover.
04:15 Emile Ford & The Checkmates with What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For. From the 12th December 1959 number 1 for 6 weeks Christmas number 1
04:12 Raye with Where is my husband.
04:12 with .
04:09 Diana Ross with The Boss.
04:05 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
04:03 Bobby Darin with Splish splash.
04:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
03:58 with .
03:54 Neil Diamond with He Aint Heavy, He's My Brother.
03:52 The Marcels with Blue Moon. From the 28th April 1961 number 1 for 2 weeks
03:49 Bruno Mars with I just might.
03:46 Billy Fury with Jealousy.
03:44 Tams with Hey Girl Don't Bother Me. From the 12th September 1971 number 1 for 3 weeks
03:44 with .
03:42 Buddy Holly with Peggy Sue Got Married.
03:39 Alex Warren with Ordinary.
03:39 with .
03:36 The Carpenters with Heather.
03:32 Girls Aloud with Something Kinda Ooooh.
03:32 with .
03:30 Jim Reeves with Adios amigo.
03:27 Jona Lewie with You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties.
03:26 with .
03:22 Edwin Starr with H.A.P.P.Y. Radio.
03:19 Sienna Spiro with Die on this hill.
03:17 Paul Jones with High Time. Number 5 ...real name Paul Pond
03:17 with .
03:15 Jerry Keller with Here Comes Summer. From the 3rd October 1959 number 1 for 1 week
03:11 Taylor Swift with Opalite.
03:08 Gary Glitter with Always Yours. From the 16th June 1974 number 1 for 1 week
03:05 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".
03:03 Elvis Presley with Don't Be Cruel. Originally the B-side to 'Hound Dog' (1956).
03:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
02:57 with .
02:55 Them with Baby Please Don't Go. From the film "Good Morning Vietnam"
02:52 Zara Larsson with Lush life.
02:49 The Four Pennies with Juliet. From the 15th May 1964 number 1 for 1 week
02:46 Roger Whittaker with Durham Town.
02:44 Buddy Holly & the Crickets with That'll Be The Day. From the 26th October 1957 number 1 for 3 weeks
02:41 The Cure with Boys don't cry.
02:41 with .
02:38 Electric Light Orchestra ELO with Ma-Ma-Ma Belle.
02:34 The Vamps with Wild Heart.
02:34 with .
02:32 Sam & Dave with Soul Man.
02:29 Sly & The family Stone with Runnin' Away.
02:27 with .
02:22 Bobby Brown with On Our Own.
02:19 Sombr with Homewrecker.
02:17 Johnny & the Hurricanes with Beatnik Fly.
02:17 with .
02:15 Lonnie Donegan with Cumberland Gap. From the 6th April 1957 number 1 for 5 weeks
02:12 Olivia Dean with Man I need.
02:12 with .
02:08 David Bowie with Heroes.
02:06 Ricky Nelson with Hello Mary Lou. Double A sided with "Travellin Man"
02:03 Harry Belafonte with Jamaica Farewell.
02:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
01:58 with .
01:55 Marmalade with Lovin' things.
01:51 Bad Bunny with DTMF.
01:51 with .
01:49 Animals with Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.
01:44 Odyssey with Use It Up And Wear It Out. From the 20th July 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
01:44 with .
01:41 Tennessee Ernie Ford with Sixteen Tons. From the 15th January 1956 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:36 Darius Rucker with Wagon wheel.
01:36 with .
01:33 Status Quo with Break The Rules.
01:28 Paul McCartney with No More Lonely Nights.
01:27 with .
01:23 Humble Pie with Natural Born Boogie.
01:19 Joe Walsh with Life's Been Good.
01:12 Pinkpantheress with Stateside.
01:12 with .
01:06 Steely Dan with Do It Again.
01:03 The Beatles with All You Need Is Love. From the 13th July 1967 number 1 for 3 weeks
01:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
00:57 with .
00:54 Melanie C with What could possibly go wrong.
00:51 Wilson Pickett with Mustang Sally.
00:48 Daniel O'Donnell with Beyond The Sunset.
00:48 with .
00:45 Mark Dinning with Teen Angel.
00:42 Fleetwood Mac with Landslide.
00:42 with .
00:39 Paper Lace with Billy Don't Be A Hero. From the 10th March 1974 number 1 for 3 weeks
00:35 Boz Scaggs with Lido Shuffle.
00:35 with .
00:32 Bobbie Gentry with I'll Never Fall in Love Again. From the 12th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
00:28 Roxy Music with Love is the drug.
00:26 with .
00:23 Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
00:19 Taylor Swift with The fate of Ophelia. From the 4th October 2025, number 1 for 3 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 8th November of the same year for another 4 weeks.
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00:17 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
00:15 Frank Sinatra with Where or When.
00:11 Dave & Tems with Raindance.
00:11 with .
00:08 The Trammps with Disco Inferno.
00:05 Dusty Springfield with In The Middle Of Nowhere.
00:03 Marty Wilde with A Teeager In Love.
00:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
23:58 with .
23:55 Roy Orbison with Blue Angel.
23:52 Olivia Dean with So easy (to fall in love).
23:50 Karl Denver with Marchete.
23:49 with .
23:46 Muddy Waters with Mannish Boy.
23:41 Noah Kahan with The great divide.
23:40 with .
23:37 Neil Young with Heart Of Gold.
23:33 Neneh Cherry with Buffalo Stance.
23:33 with .
23:29 Lonnie Donegan with Lively.
23:27 Limmie & Family Cookin' with You Can Do Magic.
23:24 with .
23:20 Eric Clapton with Tears In Heaven.
23:15 Harry Styles with Aperture. From the 24th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week
23:12 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.
23:12 with .
23:10 Johnny & the Hurricanes with Red River Rock.
23:06 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
23:03 ACDC with Highway to Hell.
23:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
22:57 with .
22:53 LeAnn Rimes with How Do I Live.
22:49 Charles Aznavour with She. From the 23rd June 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
22:49 with .
22:45 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
22:41 Martine McCutcheon with Talking In Your Sleep. Charity record. Proceeds to BBC Children In Need.
22:38 David Cassidy with How Can I Be Sure. From the 24th September 1972 number 1 for 2 weeks
22:38 with .
22:34 Jeffrey Osborne with On The Wings Of Love.
22:28 Dionne Warwick with Heartbreaker. Features backing vocals from Barry Gibb who co-wrote the track with his brothers Robin and Maurice (The Bee Gees).
22:28 with .
22:24 Marvin Gaye with Let's Get It on.
22:20 Diana Ross & Lionel Richie with Endless Love.
22:20 with .
22:14 Phil Collins with I wish it would rain down.
22:11 Neil Diamond with Sweet Caroline.
22:10 with .
22:07 Louise with Arms Around The World.
22:03 Commodores with Easy.
22:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.