Morning Simon, team, NYM, and extra-curricular bloggers,



Firstly, thank you for yesterday’s loud-and-proud mensh and also the OSM



Dickens oldies, you say? Well you have to start here:



LET’S TWIST AGAIN or THE TWIST – Chubby Checker



(Have a horrible feeling that a person in Sheffield is dreaming of the Jive Bunny version...)



HARD TIMES – Human League



OH (christmas) CAROL – Neil Sedaka

Morning Simon and Blogpoppets and a special hello to Gazza!



Another lovely sunny, crisp day. Enjoy your first day at Blockbusters, Simon!



OLIVER'S ARMY ~ Elvis Costello



TWIST AND SHOUT ~ The Beatles



OH CAROL ~ Neil Sedaka



THE TWIST ~ Chubby Checker



IT'S A MYSTERY ~ Toya



TWIST IN MY SOBRIETY ~ Tanita Tikaram



YESTERDAY'S PAPERS ~ Rolling Stones



SUMMER IN THE CITY ~ Loving Spoonful



xx

Good Morning Simon, Team and Blogpoppets



How about:



CLASSIC by Adrian Gurvitz



OLIVER'S ARMY by Elvis Costello



TWIST AND SHOUT by the Beatles



THERE'S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE by R Dean Taylor (for 'A Christmas Carol' of course)



~X~

Good Morning again –



Suggestions -



CLASSIC – Adrian Gurvitz



EVERYDAY I WRITE THE BOOK – Elvis Costello



THERE’VE BEEN GOOD TIMES THERE’VE BEEN BAD TIMES – Rolling Stones



TWIST AND SHOUT – Beatles



MORE MORE MORE – Andrea True Connection



MORE THAN THIS – Roxy Music



AS LONG AS HE NEEDS ME – from OLIVER – Dame Shirley

Morning Simon and Poppeteers



Congratulations on you book Simon. That's my birthday sorted for next month.



Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello



Simple Twist of Fate - Bob Dylan



Words - Bee Gees



Those Were The Days - Mary Hopkins



Jailhouse Rock - Elvis



Catch you later



Shona X

A couple more and then my dogs are telling me it's walkies time!



LOVE AND HARD TIMES ~ Paul Simon



HARD TIMES ~ Amy Grant

WONDROUS STORIES - Yes



PAPERBACK WRITER - Beatles

Good morning again Simon, team and poppets all,



Hope your first day goes well Simon and congrats on the book!



A few Dickensian oldies -



PAPERBACK WRITER - THE BEATLES



MR WRITER - THE STEREOPHONICS



HARD TIMES - JJ CALE



TWIST AND SHOUT - THE BEATLES



LONDON TOWN - BELLOWHEAD



Off to think some more

Have good days all.

Jx

Poops. Just did long post on previous blog. Can't copy and paste by phone. Most important thing was hugs to Deebee and her Mum.

2 different songs -



TELLING STORIES - Tracey Chapman



TELLING STORIES - Charlatans

GHOSTS (of Christmas Past, Present and Future!) - LAURA MARLING

B-BUMBLE & THE STINGERS = NUT ROCKER (Mr Bumble)



GHOST IN THE HOUSE - R D TAYLOR



MATTHEW & SON - CAT STEVENS

@ John - GT & T?

Alex, I saw it! Glad you will get to see your poppets. Good to have some smiles in tough times xx



Howzabout...



HOLD YOUR HEAD UP - URIAH HEEP .. or anything by them really, that's the only one I can remember!

BUNGALOW BILL (SYKES) = THE BEATLES

Quite a hard feem methinks but a last couple from me...



HARD TIMES - GILLIAN WELCH (please, love this!)



YOU LITTLE THIEF - FEARGAL SHARKEY



MAN IN THE CORNER SHOP - THE JAM (The Old Curiosity Shop has one of the best Dickensian character names ever ... Dick Swiveller, ha!)

Morning All,



Brain too cold to come up with any sensible suggestions. Very hazardous coming in to work this morning. Hope it warms up by this afternoon.



Thanks to Suzie with a zee, Alex girl and Zoe re. the wood burner. Stuff to think about.



Thoughts with Deebee and her mum.



Off for a cuppa to see if I can defrost a bit.



Maybes laters.



A.

Morning all :-)



MORE MORE MORE......ANDREA TRUE CONNECTION



T REX 'CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION'



BOZ SCAGGS 'WHAT CAN I SAY'



FAITHLESS 'I WANT MORE'



PSL xx

EVERY KINDA PEOPLE - Robert Palmer

How about:

FROM NEW YORK TO LA by Patsy Gallant which is a tale of two cities....

HARD TIMES - ERIC CLAPTON

Got one!



OUR MUTUAL FRIEND - Divine Comedy



My favouritest Dickens book.

Morning All,



'My Book' Beautiful South



Have a good day everybody

Suggestion from Hubbs (who is hovering, which is very different to hoovering)



TIPTOE THROUGH THE TULIPS - TINY TIM



No hubbs, i'm not leaving this chair till my cup of tea is finished!

~gill~

And an opportunity to play:



STREETS OF LONDON - Ralph McTell

Ooh, ooh, GHOSTS by Japan.

Suggestion from ME!



LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE - PAUL YOUNG/ NICKY THOMAS

CHAIN OF FOOLS - ARETHA FRANKLIN (for christmas carol)



~gill~

Good morning,



I would like to add to the pot:



HEROES & VILLAINS by THE BEACH BOYS



NANCY BOY by PLACEBO



STREETS OF LONDON by RALPH McTELL



MASTER & SERVANT by DEPECHE MODE



LAMPLIGHT by DAVID ESSEX



madchick x

Good Morning All;



I'm feeling a bit brighter this morning, it may be the prospect of having a new bed delivered, after weeks of sleeping on a mattress on the floor! My aching back and shoulder are giddy at the idea of having a nice bed to sleep on again anyway.



Best Wishes to Gazza, Deebee, Alex G, and anyone else who is going through difficult times ((((Hugs))))



Oldie suggestions...



GHOSTS - JAPAN



LONELY BOY - ANDREW GOLD



MONEY - PINK FLOYD



IT'S HARD TO BE HUMBLE - MACK DAVIS



STREETS OF LONDON - RALPH McTELL

PAPER AND INK - TRACY CHAPMAN

I would also like to wish that all goes well for Mrs Deebee Snr today, big ((hug)) to Deebs too, an anxious time for you.



Gazza - please rest up and take it easy. Wishing you a speedy recovery and hope to see you back here on the blog very soon.



madchick x

Dickens books are full of people with strange names and professions also children play an important part in a number of his stories.



MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE - VAL DOONICAN

Dickens was notable for his depiction of the suffering and poverty of the working classes. And he wrote some of his earliest works under the pseudonym of Boz. So:



LOWDOWN - Boz Scaggs



See what I did there?



And sending some goodblogvibes to Alex, Deebee and Mrs Deebee, and Gazza/Happy Hornet



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Some Dickens Oldies





Mr Writer - Stereophonics

Paperback Writer - The Beetles

London Calling - The Jam



Bleak House

Country House - Blur

Love is the Law - Thompson twins (Jarndice and Jarndice)



Oliver Twist

Vagabonds - New Model Army

Beat Surrender - The Jam

Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello



The Old Curiosity Shop

Misfit - Curiosity Killed The Cat



Our Mutual Friend

Our Mutual Friend - Divine Comedy



Little Dorrit and Hard Times

Moneys too tight to mention - Simply Red



Christmas Carol

Spirit in a Material World - Police

Street Spirit - Radiohead



Tale of Two Cities

Two Tribes - Frankie Goes to Hollywood



Great expectations

Common People - Pulp

ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK by STING





.....Tale of Two Cities!! ;-) and Charles Dickens did undertake two reading tours to the US.

'Real Gone Kid' Deacon Blue

LONDON BRIDGE by BREAD

#33 I went down that line of thought too! #18



psl

Good morning everyone.



I'm a bit gobsmacked by Gazza's news! I know we've taken the mickey about his coming birthday but he's a mere child ............ anyone in touch, please pass on my good wishes for a speedy recovery.



And, my thoughts are with all bloggers, and their nearest and dearest, who are goin through hard times right now.



And now to trivial things ............ the theme: surprised no one has asked for:



PORTSMOUTH by MIKE OLDFIELD



Have a great day everyone.

A few more oldie suggestions...



YOU HAVE PLACED A CHILL IN MY HEART - THE EURYTHMICS (For Miss Havisham)



NO MORE I LOVE YOUS - ANNIE LENNOX (Also for Miss Havisham)



MOTHERLESS CHILD - Many covers of this song but I had BONEY M's version.



TRAGEDY - THE BEEGEES



I SAW THE LIGHT - HANK WILLIAMS (For Scrooge)



MAN IN THE MIRROR - MICHAEL JACKSON (Also for Scrooge)



GYPSIES, TRAMPS AND THIEVES - CHER

What excellent choon choices so far! I would like to second STREETS OF LONDON and add :



AVENUES AND ALLEYWAYS - TONY CHRISTIE



LITTLE CHILDREN - BILLY J KRAMER



LONDON CALLING - THE CLASH



I FOUGHT THE LAW - THE CLASH



and because all Dickens' tales end well ...



HAPPY ENDING - JOE JACKSON





:^)

THE SHAMEN 'EBENEEZER GOODE'

Morning everyone,



My Dickensian ditties:



'Smalltown Boy' - Bronski Beat

'Human Nature' - Michael Jackson

'Ghosts' - Japan

'Grimly Fiendish' - The Damned

'When Am I Going To Make A Living' - Sade

'Tainted Love' - Gloria Jones (for Nancy in Oliver)



Fare thee well, poppets.



N xx

Quick poop in.....



Gazza has just reported that he is coming out tomorrow hopefully. I'll leave it for him to tell the rest, but thats positive news, that I know everyone will want to know.

Morning all. Busy busy busy...



I'm sure I could spend hours on today's theme but I have work to do, so off the top of my head...



Oliver Twist:

CARMEL - More More More (a great 80s track that I haven't heard in ages)



ANDREA TRUE CONNECTION - More More More (different song, and one I've heard all too often!)



ALANIS MORRISSETTE - Hand In My Pocket



GOMEZ - Get Myself Arrested



Mystery of Edwin Drood:

STATUS QUO - Mystery Song



THE BEATLES - Magical Mystery Tour



Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of Eighty:

KAISER CHIEFS - I Predict A Riot



A Christmas Carol:

CHUCK BERRY or The ROLLING STONES - Carol

'HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART' AL GREEN for Miss Havisham



psl

EBENEEZER GOODE -THE SHAYMEN (eberneezer scrooge eventual came good)



PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - THE DOORS

MASSES AGAINST THE CLASSES - MANIC STREET PREACHERS



BEHIND THE MASK - ERIC CLAPTON



DEAD END STREET - KINKS



POOR MAN'S SON - ROCKIN BERRIES



POOR MISGUIDED FOOL - STARSAILOR



:^)

Actually, on the subject of Edwin Drood, as Dickens didn't complete it...



MASSIVE ATTACK - Unfinished Sympathy

#42 PSL just noticesd your earlier post for Eberneezer Goode, like to endorse your choice

Anyway happy 200th Charlie boy!



Oliver Twist

1. OLIVERS ARMY - Elvis Costello

3. TWIST AND SHOUT - The Beatles

4. TWISTING BY THE POOL - Dire Straits

5. TWISTING MY SOBRIETY - Tanita Takiram

6. YOU LITTLE THEIF - Feargal Sharkey

7. GYPSIES, TRAMPS AND THEIVES - Cher





Great Expectations

2. KISS THE BRIDE - Elton John



Bleak House

8. OUR HOUSE - Madness

9. COUNTRY HOUSE - Blur



Others

10. Down to Earth - CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT (The old curiosity shop)

11. HARD TIMES - Eric Clapton or Amy Grant

12. WONDROUS STORIES - YES



Have a lovely day all.



Laters



Mandy ;)

ooh ooh



HARD TIMES OF OLD ENGLAND - Steeleye Span

Hi Simon and everyone.



Good luck with the pilot episode, we are all "itching" to see it ( check the pun out viz a viz new book!)



Loads of hugs to Deebee and her mum and best wishes.



I have tweeted Simon 4 minutes after he tweeted as was dentist bound this morning and next Tuesday Valentines day I have to have a tooth out which is definitely best choice as root canal work costs £200 and not covered under my plan!

#44 MTF - That's good news about Gazza, I hope it means he's on the mend if he's being allowed home from hospital soon.



A few more oldie suggestions...



LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE - ROSE ROYCE



PUT A LITTLE LOVE IN YOUR HEART - ANNIE LENNOX & AL GREEN (was used in Scrooged)



BRASS IN POCKET - THE PRETENDERS

Very very late today.......................sending best wishes to you all......................especially those having a tough day..........................well I guess the NYM will have to earn his pay now that Simon is tied up with filming all day!....................................................................................................



WORD UP - CAMEO



THE WRITER - ELLIE GOULDING



A FOGGY DAY - MICHAEL BUBLE ............because it always was in old London Town



LDN - LILY ALLEN



WATERLOO SUNSET - THE KINKS



LONDON SONG - RAY DAVIES



STREETS OF LONDON - RALPH McTELL



Bye for now............................................................................................



Dougal x................................................................................................

Good Morning Each!



Hm! Good AFTERNOON Each! How tardy of me.



'The Dodger Song' by Woodie Guthrie



'Bag Man' by Paul Weller



'Bumble Boogie' by B Bumble & The Stingers



'Tiptoe Through The Tulips' by Tiny Tim



'Deadlock by Can



'Lady In Black' by Uriah Heep



'Seems So Long Ago, Nancy' by Leonard Cohen

GREAT EXPECTATIONS - THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM



CITY TO CITY - GERRY REFFERTY

Get well soon Gazza, wishing you a speedy recovery



Hope all goes well for Deebee's mum



Best wishes and thoughts to Alex and family



Mr Dickens was

Mr Dickens was



'Talk Of The Town' The Pretenders

#7 yes!!! good track well done and the Beatles one.

How about More Than Words- Extreme- cause sometimes words fail me!

Keep strong all

Hello everyone.

How about 'Candles' by Chris Rea beacause of the reference to Bleak House?

and for aspiring Miss Havershams- Owner of a lonely heart- Yes

LIDO SHUFFLE by BOZ SCAGGS ("Boz" a nickname of Mr Dickens)

DO THE SWIM by LITTLE NELL

TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS & LOVE ME by GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS (Pip, being the boy in Great Expectations .. I think)

GOOD MORNING STARSHINE by OLIVER

Just had a chance to read thru the blog. Best wishes to all those having glum times. In particular Gazza - get well soon!

Afternoon everyone. Very late today.



A quick couple of oldie suggestions (no doubt already mentioned) before I read back:



Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello & the Attractions

Ghost Town - The Specials (a recurring plot device if I recall correctly)

High Hopes - Frank Sinatra (= Great Expectations?!)

Good day for some lunchtime punnery, methinks. As today's theme is so tough, I have a sneaking feeling some of them may even get played..



DIDN’T WE ALMOST HAVISHAM HALL – Whitney Houston



DOMBEY CRUEL – Elvis Presley



DODGER FORGET ABOUT ME – Simple Minds

Adding my best wishes to Deebee (and her mum), Alex and Gazza.



What a great selection of oldies, I think the NYM is going to have his work cut out today.



Parents' Evening tonight, so I won't hear much of the show I'm afraid, it'll be i-thingy to the rescue at some point I hope. Just listened to JW's classic albums last night which was pretty good (Hunk Dory & Aladin Sane) - looking forward to some of the others.

❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄•GET WELL SOON•❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄

❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄•☆.....GAZZA .....☆•❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄

❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄from your blogchums❄´¯`✲*º°❄ø¤º°✲•*☆*•✲°º¤ø❄*°º✲´¯`❄

How about........................for Dicken's characters in general...................



EVERYDAY PEOPLE - ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT



Dougal x........................................................................................................

Just cooked up a couple more...



MAGWITCHY WOMAN – The Eagles



GIVE ME CHUZZLEWIT MORE TIME – Chairman of the Board



WHY DORRIT ALWAYS RAIN ON ME? - Travis

Good afternoon all. Beautiful day here in Essex - just wish the white stuff would melt a bit faster!



I see Liza Tarbuck is in all next week for Lord Ammo and Richard Allinson all week for Janice Long - would they like to swap?



Best wishes winging their way to Gazza - get well soon!



Hope your mum is ok Deebee.



Jennie Wren

Last chapter....



OUR MUTUAL FRIENDS ELECTRIC? Gary Numan & Tubeway Army



Back to the grindstone, see you later.

#71 Jenny Wren - I think I'd rather have the swapsie too, but I think there are some fans of Liza on here. To be honest I don't seem to get as much chance to listen to the radio during the school holidays, change of routine and all that.



I've been digging through a pile of old photographs this afternoon (feeling nostalgic again) I really must get my scanner working, because I'd love to post some of them on a blog I'm writing. I did try to re-photograph some of them, but the quality is pretty poor, I posted a few on Twitter though...



A couple of me with my childhood best pal (and the first dog we ever had) Butch. He was a great dog, very good-tempered, and tolerant of a bit of dressing up...



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Here's the cake I had for my sixth birthday (as Alex G mentioned one similar the other day)



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Like I said, the quality isn't great, but they made me smile :)

#73 Zoe, my birthday cake was JUST like that!



Really shocked at the news about Gazza. He is but a sapling. Get well soon Gazza and make sure you follow the doctors orders. Hope to see you back here in the very near future.



Thank you to you all for your good wishes. Today has been all aabout logistics and planning. My uncle died on Friday night - my Mum and her other brother were with him which I was pleased about. All so quick - at first the doctors said months, then the next day it was weeks, then days, then hours, all in the space of 3 days. My Mum isn't coping too well. Funeral is next Tuesday in Cromer, so we are going up on Monday, via the cattery, staying with cousins, then returning on Tuesday, bringing my sister back here to give Mum a bit more time with the family. Then, the poppets are coming over from Canada (my uncle was their grandfather) and want to come to us this weekend before they then go up to Norfolk.



Hope all is going well with Deebee's Mum's operation. Been thinking of her all day.

#74 Alex G - I thought the cake you described, sounded very similar to the one I had, but I didn't know if I had a photo of it.



(((Hugs))) So sorry to hear about your uncle, it can happen so quickly that in the end :( We had a similar experience last year with the mister's mum and cousin. I hope the travelling and funeral go as well as these things can.

#75 Thanks honey.

Sorry to read your news Alex. It seems very unfair when someone is taken so suddenly but at least their suffering is minimized while it is a huge shock to those left behind. Perhaps your mum will see that after a while and it may give her some comfort.



JW

Can't think of one except Star In New York, Star in LA by Patsi Gallant.

It's a tale of two cities !



Nujja in Lincs

It's very quiet around here today.



JBG, or should I say Ebenezer, thank you for the punnery, loved them :)



Zoe, your photos are lovely. And what a great friend Butch must have been :D Thanks for sharing. I have a non working scanner too that I have been meaning for ages to sort out. Definitely back on the to do list!



Alex thoughts and hugs are with you my lovely.



It's half term next week? Already? Haven't they just gone back after Christmas?

Being the childless, cumudgeonly thing that I am, I do not like school holidays! There are children out everywhere spoiling my walks, there is nowhere to park when I go shopping as every parent has taken their offspring to the shops for a day trip and the bare faced cheek of it .. my favourite radio presenters expect time off too! *grin*



*shuffles off muttering under my breath*

Afternoon all!



Spurious U2 song for the day! Hope to most some more this month!



Stories For Boys-U2



GB

~79 JillywithaJ you could always send them to me for openschool since I've been twiddling my digits during term time maybe parents will think of me being spare in the hols!!!Signed a very bored supply teacher........

Back to the shipping news.........Foxtrot....Tango and all that....

JBG/EBG obviously has a lot of time on his hands at work- SWAPSIES?

Hi All



Thank you for all the good wishes - you are all lovely! The bad news is they can't do Mum's operation today as they have had a couple of emergencies - a story Katy will be only too familiar with (same hospital, same department). The consultant has told her that one of his colleagues might be able to fit her in tomorrow, if not then it will be Friday. Let's hope it's the former - she really doesn't want to wait around for too much longer and although she puts a brave face on it I know she's very anxious about the whole thing. They are letting her stay in though, which is good.



Like others have said, I was shocked to hear Gazza's news. It's more common than you might think in younger folks - a similar thing happened to a pal of mine about 5 years ago. She's fine now. Get well soon Gazza!



Alex, hugs and best wishes to you and your family, especially your Mum. And the poppets too - it's a big thing to go through at their age. I'm so glad they get to spend a few days with you and the mogpoppets.



Now, has somebody got some good news...?



~X~

Afternoon bloggers, Simon and the team



Mr Writer - Stereophonics



Writing to reach you - Travis



Twist - Miss 600



Re-rewind - Artful Dodger



Two story town - Bon jovi



Anyway those are my suggestions enjoy the rest of the day, be careful in the snow/ ice!

afternoon all...lots of sad news on the blog today :-( hope things improve for Db Ag and Gazza..



trying to think of some good news to share but I haven't any :-(



psl x

Good news? There is a wee Robin who visits the bird feeder outside the kitchen window. He has got used to seeing me watching him and is gradually moving closer. Today, he sat on the windowsill and sang to me!!! How lovely is that!!



Deebee, sorry to hear about the delays your Mum is facing. Sending good thoughts your way.

Aww Deebee that's lousy news for your Mum. Fingets crossed it's a goer tomorrow.



I've had a good thing happen today. Although if I think about it too much it probably means I am breaking the law in some way but ... I ordered myself a nice bottle of my favourite perfume online as I didn't get any for Christmas and needed a bit of a cheer up. It's on the expensive side so as a little treat I just bought a 30ml bottle. When it came today they had sent a 100ml bottle obviously by mistake but still charged me for the smaller size :) I know it is naughty but it made my day!



Anyhoo, enjoy the show xxx

Congrats Florence & Mandy :))

great first theme tune...Mandy Florence and another??

Congrats Mandy and a name I didn't recognise!



PSL... an even GREATER second tune!!! I LOVE Ralph McTell and Streets of London.



Well done Alex and Dougal for that gorgeous song just played!



I can now go to my Zumba class with this lovely song in my mind! :o))



xx

Deebee, what a disappointment for your mum and for you as I expect you both had much worrying last night, thinkinbg about today and now you both have to go through it again! Let's hope all is well for the go ahead tomorrow.



Hugs to Alex and get well soon Gazza... and now I'm off to Zumba!



xx

Well done Florence, Mandy, Dougal and me!! That's my monthly mention done with!

Congrats to all menshees - loving the tunes tonight. Wonder who will get Oliver's Army?

Oh no one on here.



As Billie would say.. Bechod!



But I did get my reaction to the hilarious confession read out :)

Great tunes selected for the theme - well done NYM!

Chooooone! well done Mandy!

perfume half price sale at your local high street rubber foot covering shop-can't advertise....

found new glasses on top of my head...... springcleaning as parents are imminent.........

Evening all



What have I missed? Not a lot, by all accounts. Very quiet again today...



*feels a Delia moment approaching*



"Come on you bloggers, let's be 'avin' you!!"

I'm lurking but nothing much happening!



See you later.



JW

Evening All -



I missed the show but I have read back.



I can't believe it about Gazza. I think it was Shona this morning who posted the news - I thought it was one of Gazza's jolly japes.



Please - will those who can contact him in any way - please give him my love and tell him that I'm thinking about him and am anxious for him - please?









If he is on the mend as MTF indicated - Gazza - would you like Hospital Radio to play for you BARBIE GIRL by Aqua?



Tell him that too, please!

Hi everyone... I missed an hour of the show as I was out at Zumba so having a catch up!