All Request Glasto!
Chris looks back at another brilliant Glastonbury and speaks to Katy Perry's dancing security guard and the man behind Barry Gibb's gold jacket!
Chris looks back at his and your highlights from Glastonbury and speaks to Katy Perry's dancing security guard and the man behind Barry Gibb's gold jacket. Plus Chris wakes up Radio 1's Huw Stephens and has loads of live tracks from across the weekend. In the sport locker, Vassos chats to former Lions player Matt Stevens and Sarah Joseph provides the daily Pause For Thought.
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Bee Gees
You Should Be Dancing
- Bee Gees - Their Greatest Hits.
- Polydor.
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Rita Ora
Your Song
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes
Up Where We Belong
- The All Time Greatest Movie Songs.
- Columbia/Sony Tv.
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Sophie Ellisâ€Bextor
Take Me Â鶹ԼÅÄ (A Girl Like Me)
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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The Cure
Boys Don't Cry
- Staring At The Sea: The Singles.
- Fiction.
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The Stone Roses
Fools Gold
- Silvertone.
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Luis Fonsi
Despacito (Remix) (feat. Daddy Yankee & Justin Bieber)
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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Britney Spears
Baby One More Time
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Britney Spears
Oops!... I Did It Again
- Now That's What I Call No.1's (Various Artists).
- EMI.
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Britney Spears
Toxic
- (CD Single).
- Zomba.
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Britney Spears
I Love Rock 'N' Roll
- (CD Single).
- Jive.
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Bobby Darin
Mack the Knife
- Songs Of The Century (Disc 1).
- Global Records & Tapes.
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Chic
Le Freak (Glastonbury 2017)
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George Ezra
Don't Matter Now
- (CD Single).
- Columbia.
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The Look
I Am The Beat
- Now 100 Hits Even More Forgotten 80s (Various Artists).
- NOW.
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Hifi Sean
Testify (feat. Crystal Waters)
- Ft..
- Plastique Recordings.
- 001.
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The Killers
The Man
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The Killers
Mr. Brightside (Glastonbury, 25 June 2017)
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Barry Gibb
Stayin' Alive
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Foo Fighters
Under Pressure (Glastonbury 2017)
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Craig David
Fill Me In
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Katy Perry
Chained to the Rhythm
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Barry Gibb
Tragedy
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Ed Sheeran
Thinking Out Loud
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Pretenders
Brass In Pocket
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Kaiser Chiefs
Ruby
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Clean Bandit
Symphony (Glastonbury, 22 June 2017)
Pause For Thought
From Sarah Joseph
Ìý
I celebrated Eid yesterday.Ìý
Ramadan, the month of fasting, is finally over. Given we had the longest fasts
for 30 years and saw the hottest days in the UK for 40 years, let’s just say it
was no walk in the park.
There were days when I was blubbering at the table as I drank that first glass
of water at sunset. Not every day was like that, I hasten to add, however given
the state of me across a number of evenings, I can genuinely understand why
people ask, “why do you it?â€
People give different reasons. Some explain they fast for awareness of the
poor.
Indeed, hunger and thirst creates a heightened state of awareness.
In being thirsty, I crave water. This makes me hyper aware of my easy access to
water. I don't have to carry it for miles, or drink from contaminated sources.
In the experience of hunger, I am aware of how easily I can find food. There
are two supermarkets and a dozen food outlets within a five-minute walk from my
house. I count my blessings.Ìý
All of this in stark contrast to the tens of millions who do not know where
their next meal is coming from.
Others cite discipline—and it does take an enormous amount of self-control.
Such strength can be harnessed for achieving all manner of things. Others
reference health and well-being—and science has shown us that fasting done well
can reboot our systems. Ìý
For me, the simple truth is, I fast because I hold it as a fundamental pillar
of my faith. By fasting I am searching for a relationship with my Creator based
on Surrender to the Divine Will.
Words such as Creator, Surrender, Divine Will – they can all seem very far away
from our day to day reality, and have all but disappeared from our modern
vocabulary. However, fasting for 19 hours a day for 30 straight days, connects
you to your primordial self in ways that words can barely capture. There is a
rawness, a connection to one’s own frailty, to one’s mortality, to one’s flesh
and blood, and an absolute connection to one’s own humanity.
And in experiencing this, I perceive the raw essence of the humanity of others,
fellow travellers in this journey of life. I see this connection as an
extraordinary gift of the Blessed Month of Ramadan.Ìý
Happy Eid everyone!
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