Main content
Sorry, this episode is not currently available

Sweeney's Sixties Classics (11/09/2016)

Mike plays great songs from the 1960s including some tracks you won't have heard for ages.

3 hours

Last on

Sun 11 Sep 201612:00
BBC Radio Manchester

More episodes

Previous

The Elvis influence

Next

Peter Johns

See all episodes from Mike Sweeney

Music Played

  • The Tremeloes

    Do You Love Me

    • The Greatest Hits Of 1963.
    • Premier.

  • The Barron Knights

    Call Up The Groups

  • The Everly Brothers

    How Can I Meet Her?

  • Andy Williams

    Can't Take My Eyes Off You

    • Music To Watch Girls By.
    • COLUMBIA.
    • 14.

  • Clarence “Frogman” Henry

    You Always Hurt The One You Love

  • Brenda Lee

    That's All You Gotta Do

  • Marvin Gaye

    Too Busy Thinking About My Baby

    • The Motown Collection.
    • TELSTAR.
    • 06.

  • Jimmy Ruffin

    I've Passed This Way Before

  • Gene Pitney

    If I Didn't Have A Dime

  • The John Barry Seven

    Walk Don't Run

  • The Animals

    I'm Crying

  • Fontella Bass

    Rescue Me

    • Original Music From 50s, Vol 3 Part 1.
    • ARCADE RECORDS.
    • 10.

  • Jerry Lee Lewis

    High School Confidential

    • The Essential One & Only Jerry Lee Le.
    • Trax Records.

  • The Beatles

    I'll Get You

  • Tommy Roe

    Dizzy

    • 20 Greatest Hits of Tommy Roe.
    • BLACK TULIP.
    • 01.

  • Gary “U.S.” Bonds

    Quarter To Three

  • Helen Shapiro

    Little Miss Lonely

  • The Beatles

    She Loves You

    • Past Masters Vol.1.
    • PARLOPHONE.
    • 14.

  • The Long And The Short

    The Letter

  • The Hollies

    Look Through Any Window

    • Hollies - 20 Greatest Hits.
    • EMI.
    • 13.

  • Jimi Hendrix

    Burning Of The Midnight Lamp

  • Humble Pie

    Natural Born Bugie

    • 25 Years Of Rock'n'Roll 1969 (Vol 2).
    • Connoisseur.

Broadcast

  • Sun 11 Sep 201612:00
    BBC Radio Manchester

World War One At Home

World War One At Home

Discover incredible stories about life in Manchester during WW1