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Radio Hospitals Blackburn - Play history

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  1. UB40 with I Love It When You Smile.
  2. Jennifer Rush with The Power Of Love. From the 6th October 1985 number 1 for 5 weeks
  3. Captain Sensible with Happy Talk. From the 27th June 1982 number 1 for 2 weeks
  4. Joboxers with Just Got Lucky.
  5. Shalamar with A Night To Remember.
  6. Shalamar with A Night To Remember.
  7. Spandau Ballet with Lifeline.
  8. Barry Manilow with Let's Hang On.
  9. Rick Astley with Together Forever.
  10. with .
  11. Culture Club with Do You Really Want To Hurt Me. From the 18th September 1982 number 1 for 3 weeks
  12. Climie Fisher with Love Changes Everything.
  13. Diana Ross with Upside Down.
  14. Musical Youth with Pass The Dutchie. From the 27th September 1982 number 1 for 3 weeks
  15. U2 with The Unforgettable Fire.
  16. Prefab Sprout with When Love Breaks Down.
  17. with .
  18. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  19. Sylvester with (You make me feel) Mighty Real.
  20. Sylvester with (You make me feel) Mighty Real.
  21. Eric Carmen with All By Myself. Based upon Sergei Wassiljewitsch Rachmaninow's Klavierkonzert No. 2 (1901).
  22. Christie with Yellow River. From the 31st May 1970 number 1 for 1 week
  23. Jimmy Osmond with Tweedlee Dee.
  24. The Staple Singers with I'll Take You There.
  25. with .
  26. The Tymes with Ms Grace. From the 19th January 1975 number 1 for 1 week
  27. with .
  28. Earth Wind & Fire with After The Love Has Gone.
  29. Bellamy Brothers with Let Your Love Flow.
  30. Elton John with Your Song.
  31. Andrew Gold with Thank you for being a friend. Theme tune to the 1980's classic sitcom The Golden Girls
  32. Donna Summer with Hot Stuff. From The "Movie The Full Monty" (1979)
  33. Matt Monro with We're Gonna Change The World. It entered the chart in 1995 at 100 as a duet with Matt Monro Jr amd Matt Monro
  34. with .
  35. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  36. with .
  37. Shirley Bassey with You'll Never know.
  38. The Byrds with Turn, Turn, Turn.
  39. Sonny And Cher with I Got You Babe. From the 20th August 1965 number 1 for 2 weeks
  40. Joe Loss with Wheels Cha Cha.
  41. Stevie Wonder with My Cherie Amour.
  42. Johnny Tillotson with Poetry In Motion. From the 6th January 1961 number 1 for 2 weeks
  43. Ken Dodd with Tears. From the 24th September 1965 number 1 for 3 weeks
  44. Anthony Newley with Why. From the 31st January 1960 number 1 for 4 weeks
  45. The Beatles with When I'm 64.
  46. with .
  47. Jackie Trent with Where Are You. From the 14th May 1965 number 1 for 1 week
  48. Engelbert Humperdinck with There Goes My Everything.
  49. Roy Orbison with Blue Bayou.
  50. Bruce Channel with Hey Baby.
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