Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist: Songs Played Today

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08:33 Sky News with The Latest National News.
05:58 with .
05:55 Zara Larsson with Midnight sun.
05:53 Gerry & The Pacemakers with I Like It. From the 14th June 1963 number 1 for 4 weeks
05:49 JLS Feat. Dev with She Makes Me Wanna.
05:46 Shirley Bassey with As I Love You. From the 14th February 1959 number 1 for 4 weeks
05:43 Malcolm Todd with Earrings.
05:37 Bob Dylan with Shelter From The Storm.
05:37 with .
05:34 The Cars with Drive.
05:32 Marty Wilde with Bad Boy.
05:29 Olivia Newton John with Hopelessly Devoted.
05:27 with .
05:24 Ariana Grande with No tears left to cry.
05:21 Olivia Dean with Man I need.
05:21 with .
05:18 Frank & Nancy Sinatra with Somethin' Stupid. From the 7th April 1967 number 1 for 2 weeks
05:16 Elvis Presley with All Shook Up. From 6th July 1957 number 1 for 7 weeks
05:12 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
05:09 Sister Sledge with We Are Family.
05:06 The Platters with Harbour Lights.
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 .
04:56 Marv Johnson with You Got What It Takes.
04:52 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in. From the 14th February number 1 for 3 weeks. Back at number 1 on the 14th March for a further 5 weeks then made a final return to number 1 on the 25th April for another 5 weeks. Totalling 13 weeks at number 1
04:51 with .
04:49 Val Doonican with If the Whole World Stopped Loving.
04:47 Little Richard with Keep A Knockin.
04:44 Sienna Spiro with Material Lover.
04:44 with .
04:41 The Elgins with Heaven Must Have Sent You.
04:37 Toto with Hold The Line.
04:37 with .
04:34 Patsy Cline with Crazy. 1961 failed to chart 1987 April number 79 1991 January number 14
04:29 James Brown with Sex Machine.
04:26 with .
04:22 Jorja Smith & Burna Boy with Be Honest.
04:19 Sombr with Homewrecker.
04:19 with .
04:17 Simon & Garfunkel with The 59th Street Bridge Song (feeling groovy).
04:14 Johnnie Ray with Yes Tonight Josephine. From the 1st June 1957 number 1 for 3 weeks
04:11 Neil Diamond with Sweet Caroline.
04:08 Paul Nicholas with Dancing WithThe Captain.
04:05 Johnny Rivers with Secret Agent Man.
04:03 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
04:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
03:56 with .
03:02 In Concert with Pink Floyd.
03:02 with .
02:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
01:58 with .
01:56 Engelbert Humperdinck with As time goes by.
01:52 Madcon with Beggin. Originally recorded by The Four Seasons in 1967. This failed to becvome a UK hit, though a cover by Timebox made no. 38 the following year. A (Pilooski) remix of The Four Seasons version finally made the UK chart in 2007. This version
01:51 with .
01:48 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
01:45 Drake with Janice STFU.
01:44 with .
01:42 Jackson 5 with Never Can Say Goodbye. The song was originally written and intended for the Supremes; however, Motown decided it would be better for the Jackson 5. It was the first single released from the group's 1971 album Maybe Tomorrow, and was one of
01:39 Ariana Grande with Hate that I made you love me. Straight in to number 1 on the first week of release on the 5th June 2026, staying at number 1 for 1 week
01:35 Elvis Presley with If I Can Dream.
01:28 with .
01:25 The Detroit Emeralds with Feel The Need In Me.
01:21 Michael Jackson with Human Nature.
01:19 Connie Francis with Who's Sorry now. From the 10th May 1958 number 1 for 6 weeks
01:18 with .
01:16 Johnny & the Hurricanes with Beatnik Fly.
01:12 England New Order with World In Motion. From the 3rd June 1990 number 1 for 2 weeks
01:07 Abba with Voulez Vous.
01:05 Cliff Richard & The Shadows with Summer Holiday. From the 8th March 1963 number 1 for 2 weeks Returning to number 1 on the 29th March 1963 for a further 1 week
01:03 Frank Sinatra with On the road to Mandalay.
01:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
00:58 with .
00:53 Olivia Rodrigo with The Cure.
00:50 Paul Jones with I've Been A Bad Bad Boy.
00:47 Alicia Keys with Empire State Of Mind (Part II).
00:45 Buddy Holly with Not Fade Away.
00:41 Chemical Brothers with Go.
00:37 Allman Brothers Band with Jessica.
00:36 with .
00:32 U2 with The Fly. From the 27th October 1991 number 1 for 1 week
00:29 Searchers with When You Walk In The Room.
00:26 Leo Sayer with How Much Love.
00:25 with .
00:21 Bee Gees with Jive Talking.
00:18 Zara Larsson with Lush life.
00:18 with .
00:16 Pat Boone with Moody River.
00:14 Doris Day with Whatever Will Be Will Be. From the 4th August 1956 number 1 for 6 weeks.
00:11 Taylor Swift with I knew it I knew you. From the 12th June 2026, number 1 for weeks.
00:10 with .
00:08 Billy Ocean with Love really hurts without you.
00:05 Emile Ford & The Checkmates with On A Slow Boat To China.
00:03 Fats Domino with Ain't That A Shame.
00:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
23:58 with .
23:55 Olivia Rodrigo with Stupid song.
23:52 Lulu with Shout.
23:48 Backstreet Boys with larger Than Life.
23:48 with .
23:44 Drake with Janice STFU.
23:40 The Supremes with Up The Ladder To The Roof.
23:40 with .
23:37 Becky Hill with Better off without you.
23:34 Foundations with Baby now that I've found you. From 2nd November 1967 number 1 for 4 weeks
23:31 The Four Tops with Ain't No Woman.
23:29 with .
23:26 Marvin Gaye with What's Going On.
23:22 Ella Langley with Choosin' Texas.
23:20 Nat King Cole with Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer.
23:19 with .
23:17 Frankie Laine & The Four Lads with Rain, Rain, Rain.
23:13 Survivor with Eye Of The Tiger. From the 31st July 1982 number 1 for 4 weeks
23:12 with .
23:10 Barry White with Don't Make Me Wait Too Long.
23:05 Herb Alpert The Tijuana Brass with This Guys In Love.
23:03 Lloyd Price with Personality.
23:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
22:58 with .
22:55 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in. From the 14th February number 1 for 3 weeks. Back at number 1 on the 14th March for a further 5 weeks then made a final return to number 1 on the 25th April for another 5 weeks. Totalling 13 weeks at number 1
22:54 Brenda Lee with here comes that feeling.
22:53 with .
22:49 Dario G with Sunchyme.
22:47 Big Bopper with Chantilly Lace.
22:44 Sombr with Homewrecker.
22:41 Kenny Rogers with Lucille. From the 12th June 1977 number 1 for 1 week
22:40 with .
22:36 Tame Impala with Dracula.
22:34 The Beatles with Get Back. From the 23rd April 1969 number 1 for 6 weeks
22:30 Abba with Fernando. From the 2nd May 1976 number 1 for 4 weeks
22:28 with .
22:25 Clean Bandit featuring Demi Lovato with Solo.
22:22 Malcolm Todd with Earrings.
22:22 with .
22:17 Band with Weight.
22:15 Rosemary Clooney with This Ole House. From 20th November 1954 number 1 for 1 week
22:12 Zara Larsson with Midnight sun.
22:09 Diana Ross with Touch Me In The Morning.
22:09 with .
22:06 Animals with Don't Bring Me Down.
22:03 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
22:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
21:01 with .