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12/09/2017 'You needed three cups of tea to eat one'

A listener remembers barrel cakes. They were very dry, apparently. Do Paris buns have jam in them? Opinions are divided.

A listener remembers 'barrel cakes'. They were very dry, apparently.
Do Paris buns have jam in them? Opinions are divided.
The worst chewing gum is found at the bottom of a screwball ice cream.
Anne's husband doesn't believe the hessian bags are real.
Music from Sonny & Cher, Ronettes, Rag n Bone Man, Johnny Mathis and more.

1 hour, 30 minutes

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Tue 12 Sep 201710:30
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • Darts

    The Boy From New York City

  • The Ronettes

    The Best Part Of Breaking Up

  • Sonny & Cher

    Baby Don't Go

  • Simon & Garfunkel

    I Am A Rock

  • The Byrds

    All I Really Want To Do

  • Don Williams

    It Must Be Love

  • Flint McGuinness

    Malt & Barley Blues

  • Marcello Minerbi

    Zorba's Dance

  • The Dave Clark Five

    Bits & Pieces

  • Barbara Dickson

    Caravan Song

  • Roger Whittaker & Des O'Connor

    The Skye Boat Song

  • The Beatles

    If I Fell

  • Rag’n’Bone Man

    Human

  • Johnny Mathis

    A Certain Smile

  • Paul Carrack

    Warm & Tender Love

  • Bobby Darin

    Just Bummin' Around

  • Herman’s Hermits

    I'm Into Something Good

  • Louis Prima

    Buona Sera

  • P.J. Proby

    Tips Of My Fingers

  • Joe Dolan

    I Love You More & More

Broadcast

  • Tue 12 Sep 201710:30
    BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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