Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist: Songs Played Today

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12:00 with .
04:54 Jamie Miller with Babydoll.
04:51 Roger Whittaker with Durham Town.
04:49 Jim Reeves with Welcome to my world.
04:48 with .
04:46 Dean Martin with Sway.
04:42 Olivia Rodrigo with Stupid song.
04:39 Python Lee Jackson with In A Broken Dream. Python Lee Jackson were an Australian rock band active from 1965 to 1968, before a brief sojourn in the United Kingdom from late 1968 to mid-1969. The group had recorded a single, "In A Broken Dream" (October 197
04:38 with .
04:33 Eurythmics with Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves. From the film Beverley Hills Cop with Eddie Murphy
04:31 Sam & Dave with Soul Man.
04:27 Joe Jackson with Is She Really Going Out With Him.
04:25 with .
04:22 Biddu Orchestra with Summer Of 42.
04:19 Adela with Ain't in LA.
04:16 Ricky Nelson with Hello Mary Lou. Double A sided with "Travellin Man"
04:16 with .
04:14 Guy Mitchell with Sippin' soda.
04:11 Sienna Spiro with Great expectation.
04:09 James Taylor with Your smiling face.
04:06 Marmalade with Lovin' things.
04:03 Larry Williams with Bony Moronie.
04:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
03:56 with .
03:02 In Concert with Simon & Garfunkel.
03:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
02:58 with .
02:02 Richard Smith with A to Z of 1970's M.
02:01 with .
02:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
01:54 Tommy James & The Shondells with Crimson And Clover.
01:53 with .
01:50 Nelly with My place. from 5th September 2004 was at number 1 for 1 week as double A side Flap your wings
01:46 Olivia Dean with Man I need.
01:46 with .
01:41 Meat Loaf with You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth.
01:37 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in. From the 20th February number 1 for 3 weeks. Back at number 1 on the 20th March for a further 5 weeks then again, another return to number 1 on the 1st May for another 5 weeks. Currently number 1 from the 26th Jun
01:34 Jackie Wilson with (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher. 1969 May number 11 1987 July number 15
01:28 with .
01:25 Ron Goodwin. with Where Eagles Dare - Main Title..
01:22 Lena Martell with One Day At A Time. From the 21st October 1979 number 1 for 3 weeks
01:19 Olivia Rodrigo with Stupid song.
01:18 Jimmy Young with The Man From Laramie. From the 8th October 1955 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:17 with .
01:16 Russ Conway with Lucky Five.
01:13 Adela with Nicole Kidman.
01:08 Fair Weather with Natural Sinner.
01:08 with .
01:05 Kenny Rogers with Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town. 1967
01:03 Shirley Bassey with As I Love You. From the 14th February 1959 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:01 with .
01:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
00:55 Stella Lefty with Boston.
00:55 with .
00:51 Humble Pie with Natural Born Boogie.
00:48 Herman's Hermits with My sentimental friend.
00:47 with .
00:45 Buddy Holly with I'm Gonna Love You Too.
00:42 Tame Impala with Loser.
00:42 with .
00:39 Edwin Starr with War. Originally recorded by The Temptations as a track on their 1970 album Psychedelic Shack.
00:34 Roxy Music with Jealous Guy. From the 8th March 1981 number 1 for 2 weeks
00:33 with .
00:31 Wilson Pickett with Mustang Sally.
00:28 Carpenters with Top of the World.
00:26 with .
00:23 Bobbie Gentry with I'll Never Fall in Love Again. From the 12th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
00:20 Alyssa Grace with Bloodstream.
00:20 with .
00:17 Steppenwolf with Born To Be Wild. 1969 June number 30 1999 February number 18
00:15 Frank Sinatra with Come fly with me. Theme to "Airport"
00:10 Olivia Rodrigo with The Cure.
00:10 with .
00:07 Bay City Rollers with Angel Angel.
00:05 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
00:03 Connie Francis with Stupid Cupid. From the 20th September 1958 number 1 for 6 weeks
00:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
23:57 with .
23:55 Dusty Springfield with In The Middle Of Nowhere.
23:51 Dua Lipa with Training season.
23:49 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.
23:45 Level 42 with Running In The Family.
23:45 with .
23:42 Sienna Spiro with Die on this hill.
23:38 Neil Diamond with Song Sung Blue.
23:38 with .
23:33 Bronski Beat with Smalltown Boy.
23:29 Roger Whittaker with The Last Farewell.
23:28 with .
23:24 Ella Langley with Choosin' Texas.
23:21 Olivia Dean with Man I need.
23:21 with .
23:17 Rolling Stones with 19th Nervous Breakdown.
23:15 Elvis Presley with Hard headed woman. greatest film hits
23:11 Taylor Swift with Patient Zero.
23:11 with .
23:08 Billie Jo Spears with Blanket On The Ground.
23:05 Engelbert Humperdinck with The way it used to be.
23:03 Adam Faith with What Do You Want. From 28th November 1959 number 1 for 3 weeks
23:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
22:59 with .
22:56 The Beatles with Penny Lane. Double A sided with "Strawberry Fields Forever"
22:52 Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in. From the 20th February number 1 for 3 weeks. Back at number 1 on the 20th March for a further 5 weeks then again, another return to number 1 on the 1st May for another 5 weeks. Currently number 1 from the 26th Jun
22:50 The Kinks with Everybody's Gonna Be Happy.
22:47 Marlena Shaw with California soul.
22:44 Malcolm Todd with Earrings.
22:44 with .
22:42 The Elgins with Heaven Must Have Sent You.
22:38 Luke Combs with Still.
22:38 with .
22:35 Temptations with The Way You Do The Things You Do.
22:32 Toto with Hold The Line.
22:25 Joe Cocker with With A Little Help From My Friends. From the 31st October 1968 number 1 for 1 week
22:25 with .
22:22 Hugel, Imael Angel & Ultra Nate with Movin' to the sun.
22:20 G-Clefs with I Understand.
22:20 with .
22:17 Little Richard with Keep A Knockin.
22:14 Ashe with Stop the wedding.
22:09 James Brown with Sex Machine.
22:09 with .
22:05 Tom Jones with Delilah.
22:03 Johnnie Ray with Yes Tonight Josephine. From the 1st June 1957 number 1 for 3 weeks
22:00 Sky News with The Latest National News.
21:01 with .