25/06/2015
Chris Evans presents a fully interactive show for all the family, featuring music, special guests and listeners on the phone.
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Bruce Springsteen
Hungry Heart
- Bruce Springsteen - Greatest Hits.
- Columbia.
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Bruce Springsteen
Glory Days
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Brandon Flowers
I Can Change
- (CD Single).
- Island.
- 001.
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Queen
A Kind Of Magic
- Queen - Greatest Hits II.
- Parlophone.
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The Coral
Dreaming Of You
- (CD Single).
- Deltasonic.
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U2
Vertigo
- (CD Single).
- Island.
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Ed Sheeran
Photograph
- X.
- Atlantic.
- 6.
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Al Green
Let's Stay Together
- The All Time Greatest Movie Songs.
- Columbia/Sony Tv.
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Tessellate
- Infectious.
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Terry Jacks
Seasons In The Sun
- Million Sellers Vol.16 - The Seventie.
- Disky.
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Adrian Gurvitz
Classic
- The One And Only (Various Artists).
- Disky.
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Taylor Swift
Bad Blood
- 1989.
- Universal.
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Deep Purple
Smoke On The Water
- Singles A's & B's.
- EMI.
- 2.
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Meat Loaf
Dead Ringer for Love
- Rock Of America (Various Artists).
- Trax Label.
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T. Rex
Hot Love
- Electric Warrior (Deluxe Edition).
- A&M.
- 13.
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Billy Bragg
The Milkman of Human Kindness
- Go Discs.
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Gaz Coombes
The Girl Who Fell To Earth
- (CD Single).
- Hot Fruit Recordings.
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Madonna
Vogue
- Finally Enough Love (Deluxe Edition).
- Rhino.
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Suede
Beautiful Ones
- Now 35 (Various Artists).
- Now.
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Barenaked Ladies
One Week
- New Hits 99 (Various Artists).
- Sony Music TV.
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KT Tunstall
Black Horse and the Cherry Tree
- (CD Single).
- Relentless Records.
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Joss Stone
The Answer
- Water For Your Soul.
- Stone'd Records.
- 001.
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Johnny Cash
Ring Of Fire
- Johnny Cash - Man In Black.
- Columbia.
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Suzanne Vega
Luka
- (CD Single).
- Reprise.
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Just Jack
Starz In Their Eyes
- (CD Single).
- Mercury.
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Stereophonics
C'est La Vie
- (CD Single).
- Stylus Records.
- 001.
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Elton John
Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)
- Diamonds.
- Virgin EMI Records.
Pause For Thought
From Revered Kate Bottley, Vicar of the churches of Blyth, Scooby and Ranskill:
Over the last few weeks as part of my job as a chaplain at a college I’ve been on invigilation duty. One of part of the team of staff looking after students sitting their exams. It’s a nervous time for them and enough to bring scary flashbacks to our own school days for most of the teachers too. But now exam season is over and the GCSE’s and A levels are all done there’s not much for us to do but sit back and nervously wait for the results to come in. But I’ll confess that I quite enjoyed my own GCSE’s and I didn’t mind my A levels but there was one exam in my youth the thought of which is still enough to bring me out in a cold sweat. It was my ballroom dancing bronze medal rhumba.Â
I was lousy, no panache, no flair and all the wrong steps in all the wrong places, from the moment I stepped onto the polished floor I was doomed. While my Pase doble was passable and my waltz respectable, my rhumba was rhythmless. And inevitably come results day I’d failed miserably, my pride, not to mention my dance partner’s toes, were crushed. It was time to rethink, either I could give up or I could try and pass the thing. And so I carried on, kept on dancing and a year later resat or rather re-stepped the exam again, I passed, only just, but I passed.
Some of the most successful people have been the most fabulous failures in their time. Walt Disney, sacked from his first job for lacking imagination, the Beatles famously rejected by Decca Records because guitar bands had no future and Fred Astaire who’s write up from an early screen test said ‘can’t act, can’t sing can dance, a little’. The bible has its fair share of failures too. The disciple Peter , who Jesus described as ‘the rock of my church’, failed in his faith by denying he knew Jesus at the very moment he needed him most, this didn’t stop Peter from going on to become the founder of the first churches.
Messing things up might just be the best thing that could possibly happen to us. It’s not always our successes that shape us most, sometimes a fabulous failure can forge our future.
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