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Movie Memorabilia

Chris Evans asks for listeners' desperate claims to the fame of movie memorabilia in the Top Tenuous and his Mystery Guest is heating hero and prince of plumbing Charlie Mullins.

Little David tells us how he met Sir Ian McKellen for the very first time when the great actor popped into his school...

Chris asks for your desperate claims to the fame of movie memorabilia in the Top Tenuous and our Mystery Guest is heating hero and Prince of plumbing, Charlie Mullins...

Today's show is dedicated to anyone who has ever received something great from someone great!

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Tue 14 Oct 2014 06:30
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Music Played

  • Asia

    Heat Of The Moment

    • Various Artists - New Frontiers.
    • Temple Records.

  • The Banana Splits

    The Tra La La Song (One Banana, Two Banana)

    • Television's Greatest Hits Vol. 5: In Living Color (Various Artists).
    • TVT Records.

  • The Bluebells

    Young At Heart

    • Fantastic 80's - 3 (Various Artists).
    • Sony Tv/Columbia.

  • James Blunt

    When I Find Love Again

    • Moon Landing: Apollo Edition.
    • Atlantic.

  • The Boomtown Rats

    Rat Trap

    • Greatest Hits Of 1978 (Various Artis.
    • Premier.

  • Paul Carrack

    Stepping Stone (Single Remix)

    • (CD Single).
    • Carrack-UK.
    • 1.

  • The Charlatans

    The Only One I Know

    • Weekender - Various Artists.
    • Columbia.

  • Jamie Cullum

    Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (feat. Gregory Porter)

    • (CD Single).
    • Island.
    • 1.

  • Del Amitri

    Always The Last To Know

    • Now 1992 (Various Artists).
    • Now.

  • Eagles

    Take It Easy

    • The Best Of Eagles.
    • Asylum.

  • Electric Light Orchestra

    Sweet Talkin' Woman

    • Light Years - The Very Best Of ELO.
    • Epic.

  • Quincy Jones

    Soul Bossa Nova

    • Mundo Latino (Various Artists).
    • Columbia.

  • Lady A

    Lie With Me

    • (CD Single).
    • Capitol Nashville.

  • Dean Martin & Helen O’Connell

    How D'Ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning?

    • Cool Couples (Various Artists).
    • Sanctuary.

  • Mink DeVille

    Spanish Stroll

    • The Greatest Hits Of 1977 (Various).
    • Premier.

  • Pete Moore

    Asteroid

    Performer: Pete Moore Orchestra.
    • EMI.

  • Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds

    In The Heat Of The Moment

    • SOUR MASH RECORDS.

  • The O’Jays

    Back Stabbers

    • The Ultimate Sound Of Philadelphia.
    • Columbia.

  • Pink Floyd

    Louder Than Words

  • R.E.M.

    Losing My Religion

    • R.E.M. - Out Of Time.
    • Warner Bros.

  • Martha Reeves and the Vandellas

    Heat Wave

    • Originals 2 (Various Artists).
    • Columbia.

  • Roxette

    It Must Have Been Love

    • The Best Love Songs...Ever! (Various).
    • Virgin.

  • Simple Minds

    Honest Town

    • (CD Single).
    • Caroline International.
    • 1.

  • Small Faces

    Itchycoo Park

    • Sunny Afternoon - Sound Of The 60's,V.
    • Old Gold.

  • The Source

    You Got The Love (feat. Candi Staton)

    • Monster Hits Of Dance - 36 Monster Hits From The 80's & 90's (Various Artists).
    • Castle Communications.

  • The Stone Roses

    I Am the Resurrection

    • Cigarettes And Alcohol: 40 Modern Anthems (Various Artists).
    • Sony Tv/Columbia.

  • T. Rex

    Get It On

    • Million Sellers Vol.19 - The Seventie.
    • Disky.

  • Talking Heads

    Road To Nowhere

    • Now 1985 - The Millennium Series.
    • Now.

  • Texas

    Halo

    • Texas - The Greatest Hits.
    • Mercury.

Pause for Thought

Pause for Thought

From Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor:

I was dining with a few people the other day and a man asked me where I was born and brought up.Ìý I said, ‘Reading’.Ìý And he said, ‘Oh!’ as if Reading was not very important and rather boring and insignificant.ÌýÌý I pointed out to him that wherever you are born and brought up is not insignificant but is very important.Ìý Of course, I was able to say that Reading had two rivers, the Kennet and the Thames; it had a university and an ancient abbey. I am proud of Reading.ÌýÌý Then it occurred to me that all of us should be proud of the contribution we make to wherever we were born and brought up but especially to where we live now.

When I was Archbishop of Westminster, every year I used to have a service to which immigrant people of London were invited.Ìý They came from every country you could think of.Ìý Westminster Cathedral was always absolutely packed.Ìý During my sermon I used to thank them for coming and say we shared a common faith. But I also said that there was one other thing that we shared, that we had all come to London from elsewhere.Ìý I had come from a different County, but they had come to London from different parts of the world.Ìý Now, I said, we are all Londoners.ÌýÌý You maybe can’t think of yourselves immediately as British or English, but you can think of yourselves as people who have a stake in this great city. You can be proud and happy to be here.Ìý The same could be said of all of you to whom I am speaking today.Ìý You may be, I don’t know, from Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast, Cardiff, Birmingham or the smallest village in the country.Ìý My thought today is that wherever you are, realise you have a stake, not only in the place where you were born and brought up, but where you live now, with your family, with your colleagues at work, with your community.Ìý Society begins with the family.Ìý And what is that stake?Ìý The stake is the sense in which you have something to give, some way in which you can provide for the a growth of your community, the way you bring up your family; the way you care for others.Ìý All of you, all of us, have a part to play and for those of you listening from Reading, warmest greetings, and I should have added earlier - you have a good football team.

Ìý

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