
Radio Hospitals Blackburn - Play history
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- Chuck Berry with No Particular Place To Go.
- Cliff Richard & The Drifters with Move It. Debut hit for Cliff Richard in 1958, reaching number 2.
- Sienna Spiro with Great expectation.
- Rod Stewart with This old heart of mine.
- Duane Eddy with Because They're Young.
- Sky News with The Latest National News.
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- Jimi Hendrix with All along the watchtower.
- Tate McRae with Housewife.
- Lulu with I'm a tiger. 6th November 1968 number 9....Lulu didn't have a number 1 hit until 1993...with take that...relight my fire
- Alyssa Grace with Bloodstream.
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- Barry White with You See The Trouble With Me.
- Simple Minds with Waterfront.
- The Animals with The House Of The Rising Sun. From the 3rd July 1964 number 1 for 1 week
- Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band with Hollywood nights.
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- The Hollies with Here I Go Again.
- Sombr with My body isn't ready.
- Matt Monro with My Kind Of Girl.
- Taylor Swift with Patient Zero.
- David Bowie with Starman.
- Spencer Davis Group with Keep On Running. From 14th January 1966 number 1 for 1 week
- Connie Francis with Carolina Moon. From the 20th September 1958 number 1 for 6 weeks Double A side with Stupid Cupid
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- Sky News with The Latest National News.
- In Concert with The Judds.
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- Sky News with The Latest National News.
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- Richard Smith with A to Z of 1980's J.
- Sky News with The Latest National News.
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- Kay Starr with Rock And Roll Waltz. From 24th March 1956 number 1 for 1 week
- Sienna Spiro with Great expectation.
- Lonestar with Amazed.
- Frankie Lymon And The Teenagers with Why Do Fools Fall In Love. From the 14th July 1956 number 1 for 3 weeks
- Adela with Ain't in LA.
- Demis Roussos with Happy To Be On An Island In The Sun.
- Ella Langley with Choosin' Texas.
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- The Shadows with Wonderful Land. From the 16th March 1962 number 1 for 8 weeks
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- Slade with Coz I Luv You. From the 7th November 1971 number 1 for 4 weeks
- 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.
- Vera Lynn with My Son My Son. From 30th October 1954 number 1 for 2 weeks
- Olivia Rodrigo with The Cure.
- The Chi-Lites with Have You Seen Her.
- Jim Reeves with He'll have to go. From the 18th September 1988 number 1 for 2 weeks Originally released in October 1969 reaching number 3 in the chart
- Tommy Edwards with It's All In The Game. From the 1st November 1958 number 1 for 3 weeks