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Including exclusive live tracks from Al Lewis in concert

Janice is back, and is joined by Al Lewis, playing exclusive live tracks from a concert recorded at St John's Church in Cardif.

2 hours, 57 minutes

Last on

Mon 18 Dec 2017 19:00

Music Played

  • The Cure

    Close To Me

    • That's What I Call Music.
    • Emi.
  • Wah!

    Heart As Big As Liverpool

  • Oasis

    The Importance Of Being Idle

    • Don't Believe the Truth - Oasis.
    • Big Brother Records.
  • The Jam

    A Town Called Malice

    • Very Best of the Jam, The.
    • Polydor.
  • Courtney Barnett

    Boxing Day Blues

  • Robert Plant

    Season's Song

  • The Housemartins

    Caravan Of Love

  • Al Green

    Tired of Being Alone

    • Al - Al Green.
    • Beechwood.
  • Beck

    Dear Life

  • Glasvegas

    A Snowflake Fell (And It Felt Like a Kiss)

  • Boy Azooga

    Face Behind Her Cigarette

  • Siouxsie and the Banshees

    The Passenger

  • East 17

    Stay Another Day

    • The No.1 Christmas Album.
    • Polygram Tv.
  • Fleetwood Mac

    Little Lies

    • Greatest Hits-Fleetwood Mac.
    • Warner Bros.
  • Merry Clayton

    Gimme Shelter

  • The Clash

    Rock The Casbah

    • Story of the Clash Volume I & Ii.
    • Columbia.
  • Baxter Dury

    Prince Of Tears

  • Patti Smith Group

    Because the Night

    • Top Gear.
    • Epic.
  • Shed Seven

    Nothing To Live Down

  • Jimi Hendrix

    Foxy Lady

  • The Spencer Davis Group

    Gimme Some Lovin'

    • Best Sixties Album in the World Ever Iii.
    • Virgin.
  • Bohannon

    Let's Start The Dance

  • The Killers

    Boots

  • The War on Drugs

    Nothing To Find

  • Kate Bush

    Rocket Man

  • Hank Snow

    A Legend in My Time

  • Danielle Lewis

    River

  • The Beatles

    While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Credit

Role Contributor
Performer Al Lewis

Broadcast

  • Mon 18 Dec 2017 19:00

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