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Is it important to know Shakespeare

Mike finds out whether it's important to know Shakespeare and wants to hears about your Irish connections as we celebrate St Patrick's Day.

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Mon 17 Mar 2014 09:00
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Manchester

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Music Played

  • The Beatles

    Help!

    • Help!.
    • PARLOPHONE.
    • 05.

  • The Beatles

    From Me To You

  • The Crystals

    Then He Kissed Me

    • Best Of The Crystals.
    • EMI.
    • 01.

  • Neil Diamond

    Beautiful Noise

    • Neil Diamond, Greatest Hits 1966-1992.
    • COLUMBIA.
    • 01.

  • Eagles

    Hotel California

    • The Very Of The Eagles.
    • ELEKTRA.
    • 01.

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Little Lies

    • Sound Of Hit Music, Vol. 2.
    • ARCADE RECORDS.
    • 01.

  • Freddie & the Dreamers

    If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody

  • Gerry and the Pacemakers

    I Like It

  • Carole King

    It's Too Late

    • Tapestry.
    • EPIC.
    • 01.

  • Van Morrison

    Brown Eyed Girl

    • Love At The Movies, The Album.
    • EMI.
    • 01.

  • Elvis Presley

    You're The Devil In Disguise

  • Martha Reeves and the Vandellas

    Dancing In The Street

    • Simply The Best Classic Soul.
    • WARNER E.S.P..
    • 23.

  • The Rolling Stones

    I Wanna Be Your Man

  • The Ronettes

    Be My Baby

    • Back To Mono (1958-1969).
    • EMI.
    • 02.

  • The Searchers

    Sweets For My Sweet

    • The Searchers 40th Anniversary Collection.
    • CASTLE.
    • 01.

  • Dusty Springfield

    I Only Want To Be With You

    • And The Beat Goes On, Vol.1.
    • DEBUTANTE.
    • 01.

  • Sting

    Fields Of Gold

    • Ten Summoner's Tales.
    • A&M.
    • 18.

  • The Tremeloes

    Do You Love Me

Broadcast

  • Mon 17 Mar 2014 09:00
    Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Manchester

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