
Radio Hospitals Blackburn - Play history
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- Melanie with Ruby Tuesday.
- Gerry Rafferty with Baker Street.
- John Travolta & Olivia Newton John with Summer Nights. From the 24th September 1978 number 1 for 7 weeks
- Genesis with Follow You Follow Me.
- Shalamar with Take That To The Bank.
- T Rex with 20th Century Boy.
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- Sky News with The Latest National News.
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- The Beatles with Eleanor Rigby. From the 12th August 1966 number 1 for 4 weeks Double A sided with Yellow Submarine
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- The Mamas & The Papas with I Saw Her Again Last night.
- The Seekers with Yesterday.
- Frankie Vaughan with Kookie Little Paradise.
- Frank Sinatra with My way. 1969 April reached number 5 1994 April reavhed number 45
- Tom Jones with I'll Never Fall In Love Again.
- The Tymes with People.
- Georgie Fame with Sunny.
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- Diana Ross & The Supremes with Someday We'll Be Together.
- Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas with Do You Want To Know.
- Jet Harris & Tony Meehan with Diamonds. From the 25th January 1963 number 1 for 3 weeks
- Mary Wells with My Guy. 1964 number 5 on the 18th June on the Stateside Label 1972 number 14 on the 30th July on the Motown Label
- Billy Fury with I Will.
- The Lemon Pipers with Green Tambourine.
- Donald Peers with Please Don't Go.
- Neil Sedaka with Little Devil.
- Don Costa with Never on a Sunday.
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- Sky News with The Latest National News.
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- Richard Smith with A to Z of 1980's M.
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- Adela with Nicole Kidman.
- Ohio Express with Yummy Yummy Yummy.
- The Trammps with Hold Back The Night.
- Fontaines DC with Demolition.
- The Specials & Rico with Rudi, A Message To You Rudy.
- Ultravox with Vienna.
- Vince Hill with Edelweiss.
- Queen with Now I'm here.
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- Coldplay with Feelslikeimfallinginlove.
- Alyssa Grace with Bloodstream.
- Ivy League with Tossing and Turning.
- Frank Sinatra with On the road to Mandalay.
- Olivia Rodrigo feat. Chappell Roan with Expectations.
- johnny nash with Tears On My Pillow. From the 6th July 1975 number 1 for 1 week
- Elvis Presley with Don't Be Cruel. Originally the B-side to 'Hound Dog' (1956).