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Sir Tim Rice celebrates the music, lyrics and acts associated with the state of Wisconsin. Tonight's musical mix includes Steve Miller, Les Paul (& Mary Ford), Jerry Lee Lewis, The Everly Brothers, Al Jarreau, Liberace and The Righteous Brothers.

57 minutes

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Sun 21 Oct 201219:00
BBC Radio 2

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Music Played

  • Peter Hobbs

    American Pie Sig Tune Trap

    • N/A.
    • N/A.

  • Steve Miller

    The Joker

    • Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits.
    • POLYGRAM TV.

  • Paul, Les & Mary Ford

    How High The Moon

    • The Ladies Sing With The Big Band And Be Jasmine.

  • Jerry Lewis

    What's Made Milwaukee Famous

    • Country Shots: Barroom Biggies.
    • AIR MUSIC.

  • The Everly Brothers

    Mention My Name In Sheboygan

    • Both Sides Of An Evening/Instant Party.
    • WARNER BROS.

  • The Chordettes

    Mr Sandman

    • Million Sellers.
    • DISKY.

  • Woody Herman and His Orchestra

    At The Woodchoppers Ball

    • Western House Wonders Vol 26.
    • ASV.

  • Rick Pelley Band

    On, Wisconsin

  • Al Jarreau

    Mornin'

    • Best Of Al Jarreau.
    • Warner Bros.

  • Jane Wiedlin

    Rush Hour

    • N/A.
    • MANHATTAN.

  • Liberace

    September Song

    • 16 Biggest Hits.
    • COLUMBIA.

  • Dave Dudley - Six Days On The Road

  • Pee Wee King

    Slow Poke

    • The 50 S Collection.
    • ARIOLA.

  • INOJ

    Time After Time

    • Dance Hits Super Mix 2000.
    • WARLOCK RECORDS.

  • Danny Gokey

    My Best Days Are Ahead Of Me

    • My Best Days Are Ahead Of Me.
    • 19 RECORDINGS.

  • The Esquires

    Get On Up

    • The Classic Soul Years 1967.
    • CONNOISSEUR COLLECTION.

  • The Righteous Brothers

    Rock And Roll Heaven

    • Cd Single.
    • HAVEN.

  • Groove Addicts

    07 Frank Renton News Intro

    • Not Given.

Credits

ProducerAnthony Cherry
ProducerRuth Beazley

Broadcasts

  • Thu 16 Sep 201023:00
    BBC Radio 2
  • Sun 21 Oct 201219:00
    BBC Radio 2