Donovan, Simon Pegg, Felicity Kendal and Wet Wet Wet
Chris gets that Friday feeling going with Donovan, Simon Pegg, Felicity Kendal and Wet Wet Wet, who play live in the studio.
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Simon Pegg chats to Chris Evans
Duration: 06:19
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Phil Collins
Two Hearts
- Singles.
- Rhino.
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Longfellow
Where I Belong
- Remedy.
- Fierce Panda Records.
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Geoff Love
The Dam Busters
- Big War Themes.
- EMI.
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Warren Zevon
Werewolves Of London
- Drive Time (Various Artists).
- Now.
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The Coral
In The Morning
- (CD Single).
- Deltasonic.
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The Rolling Stones
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
- The Rolling Stones - Forty Licks.
- Abkco.
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Hozier
Someone New
- (CD Single).
- Island.
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Blur
Parklife
- (CD Single).
- Parlophone.
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Bob Marley & The Wailers
Iron Lion Zion
- (CD Single).
- Tuff Gong.
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Fats Domino
Blueberry Hill
- The Best Of Fats Domino.
- Liberty.
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Paul Weller
The Changingman - Radio 2 In Concert 14/05/15
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U2 & B.B. King
When Love Comes To Town
- Q The Blues (Various Artists).
- Hit Label.
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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
Riverman
- Chasing Yesterday.
- Sour Mash Records.
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Danny Elfman
The Simpsons theme
- Television's Greatest Hits Volume 7: Cable Ready.
- TeeVee Toons.
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Morecambe & Wise
Bring Me Sunshine
- Summer Holiday (Various Artists).
- Sony Music.
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Pratt & McClain
Happy Days
- Television's Greatest Hits Volume 3 70s & 80s.
- Silva Screen Records Ltd.
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Elbow
What Time Do You Call This?
- Man Up O.S.T. (Various Artists).
- Fiction.
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Donovan
One English Summer
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Rae Morris
Love Again
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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Donovan
Catch The Wind
- The EP Collection.
- See For Miles.
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Will Young
Love Revolution
- (CD Single).
- Island.
- 001.
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The Divine Comedy
National Express
- New Hits 99 (Various Artists).
- Sony Music TV.
Pause for Thought
From Rev鈥檇 Richard Coles, cleric and broadcaster:
鈥淚 don鈥檛 like Muslims 鈥 I鈥檓 just like that鈥. That鈥檚 what someone sitting next to me on the train said to her friend. 听Courageously waiting until they were about to get off I asked, 鈥渨hen you say things like that how do you think it makes other people feel?鈥 She declined to answer the question, but in vivid language threatened me, a bit pathetically, with a slap.
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No wonder we keep silent when someone upsets us with a thoughtless or unsympathetic word. What good does it do to challenge it?
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I鈥檝e just come back from a three-day effort to find out an answer. The Church of England has been hosting a series of what we call Shared Conversations around the country, to debate the issue of human sexuality. With gay marriage now a civil reality it has become so divisive it threatens to split us, some demanding full equality for gay people, others unable to go anywhere near that; for some an unbearable matter of conscience; for others 鈥榮ee you in court鈥; no surprise, then, the debate has been so rancorous within the church鈥檚 official forums and on social media, conducted just as unsympathetically as what I heard on the train: so rancorous that it has become impossible to see a way through.
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And we did not find one. What we did find, however, was that the rancour, the fearfulness, the polemic 鈥 freely offered and graciously endured 鈥 obscures common experience, not least a commitment to an institution we love even as it does our heads in.
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But what kind of an institution? I don鈥檛 know what the CofE will look like on the far side of this debate, apart from still deeply committed to extending a choice of biscuits to EVERYONE; but I have discovered that our non-negotiables seem a little more negotiable when we explore them with one another, rather than set them as barricades to keep one another out; that in a faithful, committed and dysfunctional family there鈥檚 perhaps more room than we thought; that in a shared commitment to living in faith the hope of a reality beyond resentment, fear and mistrust, begins to break, like the dawn; and this might be good news not only for us, but for everyone.
Broadcast
- Fri 15 May 2015 06:30麻豆约拍 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.
500 Words
麻豆约拍 Radio 2's story-writing competition for kids.