Sara Cox sits in
Sara Cox sits in for Chris Evans with a fully interactive show for all the family, featuring music, special guests and listeners on the phone.
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ABC
Poison Arrow
- Abc - The Lexicon Of Love.
- Mercury.
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Kodaline
The One
- (CD Single).
- RCA.
- 001.
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Lisa Lougheed
Run With Us
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Hot Chocolate
Every 1's a Winner
- Hot Chocolate - Their Greatest Hits.
- EMI.
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Little Richard
Good Golly Miss Molly
- Little Richard - British Hit Singles.
- Ace.
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Take On Me
- Fantastic 80's Disc 1 (Various Artis.
- Columbia.
- 1.
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Meghan Trainor
Dear Future Husband
- Title.
- Sony Music.
- 001.
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The La’s
There She Goes
- Love - 38 All Time Love Classics.
- Polygram Tv.
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First Aid Kit
Waterloo Sunset (Radio 2 Session, 28 Nov 2014)
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Carly Rae Jepsen
Call Me Maybe
- (CD Single).
- Interscope.
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Kenny Loggins
Footloose
- Footloose (Original S/Track).
- CBS.
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AC/DC
Rock The Blues Away
- Rock Or Bust.
- Columbia.
- 003.
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Tears for Fears
Sowing The Seeds Of Love
- The Best Of Drive Time (Various Artists).
- Polygram TV.
- 7.
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David Bowie
Heroes
- David Bowie - Best Of Bowie.
- EMI.
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James Blunt
Wisemen
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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The Waterboys
The Whole of the Moon
- Now 1991 - The Millennium Series.
- Now.
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Jack Savoretti
The Other Side Of Love
- (CD Single).
- BMG Chrysalis.
- 001.
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George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Bad To The Bone
- 100% Blues & Soul (Various Artists).
- Telstar.
- 4.
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Sly & the Family Stone
Family Affair
- Shades Of Soul (Various Artists).
- Global Television.
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Isaac Hayes
Theme From Shaft
- Shades Of Soul (Various Artists).
- Global Television.
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Ryan Paris
Dolce Vita
- The Holiday CD - Various Artists.
- CBS.
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Blur
Lonesome Street
- The Magic Whip.
- Parlophone.
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The Mamas & the Papas
California Dreamin'
- The Best Of.
- MCA.
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New Kids on the Block
Hangin' Tough
- Greatest Hits.
- Columbia.
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Bruno Mars
When I Was Your Man
- Unorthodox Jukebox.
- Atlantic.
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Shayne Ward
My Heart Would Take You Back
- (CD Single).
- MPG.
- 001.
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Love On Top
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- RCA.
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Free
My Brother Jake
- Music Of The Year 1971.
- Spectrum.
- 9.
Pause For Thought
From Rabbi Pete Tobias of the Liberal Synagogue, Elstree:
In the wake of recent attacks and incidents, I’ve been asked lately if I ever personally experienced anti-Semitism. I said that I didn’t think I had. I remembered some school playground incidents, however. The first was when my National Health spectacles had led to me being called four eyes and another, a few years later, came when I was on a French exchange. I can’t recall how it started, but I suddenly found myself, aged about fifteen, in the middle of a circle of around forty French teenagers, all chanting ‘la France, la France!’ It started off quite light-hearted but it did feel rather menacing. It was 1973, and we’d just joined the European Union. So with a smile, I simply said ‘marché commun’ and joined the circle to a round of applause and pats on the back.
I think those two childhood incidents taught me something about human nature. I think there’s something inherent in human nature that prompts us to look for whatever is different in others, to regard that difference as some kind of weakness and then use it as a way of asserting a need to feel superior. We’re really not very good at dealing with people who are other, who are different from what we are taught is ‘normal’. That’s school playground behaviour, but it’s part of the wider world as well. In order to define who we are, it seems, we need something or someone to which or whom we can be opposed, to be ‘anti’.
Of course I know that many Jews today whose attachment to their religious heritage is more openly visible than mine, and millions down the ages, have experienced anti-Semitism. It’s one of humanity’s more enduring prejudices and sometimes, in more fearful moments, I wonder whether it will ever disappear. But other minority groups have experienced racism; women have experienced sexism and so on. The challenge, it seems to me, is not so much about introducing legislation to outlaw these different expressions of hostility to other groups of human beings based on religion, race, ideology or gender but rather to become more tolerant of human diversity. Let’s leave our apparent need to be anti-whatever in the school playground, and learn to celebrate our differences and rejoice in our shared humanity.
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- Thu 9 Apr 2015 06:30Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2
Farewell Chris Evans: The best bits from his last shows at Radio 2
After eight years of hosting the Breakfast Show, Chris Evans leaves Radio 2.
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