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Crispy Bacon, and Eamonn McCann Sings Elvis

Sean imagines Eamonn McCann as an Elvis tribute singer, and wonders where the boxing term 'Seconds' come from? Plus he poses a tricky sixties pop question, and gives a handy tip for crispy bacon. Music from Doris Day, Frankie Laine, Manfred Man and Neil Diamond.

1 hour, 30 minutes

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Fri 10 Nov 201710:30
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • Chubby Checker

    The Twist

  • The Drifters

    Save The Last Dance For Me

  • Fats Domino

    Margie

  • Burl Ives

    A Little Bitty Tear

  • The Four Seasons

    Walk Like A Man

  • Crispian St. Peters

    Pied Piper

  • Oliver

    Good Morning Starshine

  • Fourmost

    Hello Little Girl

  • Bill Haley

    See You Later Alligator

  • Buck Owens

    Foolin' Around

  • Nat King Cole

    Dear Lonely Hearts

  • Neil Diamond

    Red Red Wine

  • Kris Kristofferson

    Take The Ribbon From Your Hair

  • Paddy Reilly

    Rose Of Tralee

  • Roy Orbison

    Crying

  • Johnny Cash & Glen Campbell

    A Croft In Clachan

  • Carl Mann

    Pretend

  • Frankie Laine

    The Kids Last Fight

  • Ned Miller

    From A Jack To A King

Broadcast

  • Fri 10 Nov 201710:30
    BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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