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16/09/2012

Paul plays All-Star Triples from Texas and Marvin Gaye, dredges up Wagon Train as the Lost TV Theme, and encourages the nation to say Thank You.

This week Paul told us that Julio Iglesias speaks with a Sheffield accent, revealed he would swap his beauty to be able to play the mouth organ like Larry Adler, had a rant about recycling bins and played something new by The Goddess - that's Barbra Streisand to you and me.

This week's All-Star Triples came courtesy of Marvin Gaye and Texas. The Lost TV Theme was from the 1957 American Western series Wagon Train and the Mystery Year was 1963, when TV audiences met the Daleks for the first time, and was also the year Alma Cogan recorded the classic Fly Me To The Moon.

1 hour, 56 minutes

Last on

Sun 16 Sep 201217:00
BBC Radio 2

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Music Played

  • Take That

    Shine

  • Julio Iglesias

    Volver A Empezar (Begin The Buguine)

  • The Undisputed Truth

    Save My Love For A Rainy Day

  • Barbra Streisand

    Home

  • The Drizabone Soul Family

    Sell My Soul

  • All-Star Triple 1

    • Marvin Gaye

      Can I Get A Witness

  • All-Star Triple 2

    • Marvin Gaye

      Got To Give It Up

  • All-Star Triple 3

    • Marvin Gaye

      Too Busy Thinking 'bout My Baby

    • Larry Adler

      Night And Day/Tiger Rag

  • Lost TV Theme

    • [unknown]

      Theme from Wagon Train

    • The Shangri‐Las

      Remember (Walkin' In The Sand)

    • Kim Wilde

      You Keep Me Hanging On

    • Billy Ray Cyrus

      Achy Breaky Heart

    • The Casualeers

      Dance Dance Dance

    • Jools Holland

      Newgates Knocker

    • Barb Jungr

      Stockport To Memphis

  • All-Star Triple 1

    • Texas

      Black Eyed Boy

  • All-Star Triple 2

    • Texas

      Say What You Want

  • All-Star Triple 3

    • Texas

      Summer Son

    • Alma Cogan

      Fly Me To The Moon

    • Pink Martini

      Hey Eugene

  • Wish You Were There

    • Carl Davis

      Hollywood

    • Neil Sedaka

      Do You Remember

Broadcast

  • Sun 16 Sep 201217:00
    BBC Radio 2