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Sweeney's Sixties Classics (13/11/2016)

DAB + online: Mike plays more great songs from the 1960s. FM: Live football coverage of Peterborough Utd v Bolton (kick-off 12pm).

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Sun 13 Nov 201612:00
BBC Radio Manchester

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Music Played

  • Cliff Richard & The Shadows

    The Young Ones

    • The Pop Legends.
    • READER'S DIGEST.
    • 07.

  • The Fabulous Flee-Rakkers

    Green Jeans

  • The Four Seasons

    Let's Hang On!

    • Heartbeat, Forever Yours.
    • COLUMBIA.
    • 02.

  • Petula Clark

    My Love

  • Martha Reeves and the Vandellas

    Dancing In The Street

    • Simply The Best Classic Soul.
    • WARNER E.S.P..
    • 23.

  • Jimmy Gilmore & The Fireballs

    Sugar Shack

  • Gary Lewis & the Playboys

    Sealed With A Kiss

  • Pink Floyd

    Nile Song

  • Manfred Mann

    Pretty Flamingo

    • Summer Of Love Goes On, 43 Classic Hits.
    • POLYGRAM TV.
    • 13.

  • Honest I Do

    Danny Storm

  • Status Quo

    Pictures Of Matchstick Men

  • The Rockin’ Berries

    Poor Man's Son

  • The Beatles

    Little Child

  • Simon & Garfunkel

    Homeward Bound

    • Simon & Garfunkel - The Collection.
    • CBS.
    • 02.

  • Elvis Presley

    It's Now Or Never

    • Presley, All Time Greatest Hits.
    • RCA.
    • 06.

  • Brian Hyland

    Warmed Over Kisses

  • Len Barry

    1-2-3

    • Sound Of The 60s Part 7.
    • OLD GOLD.
    • 16.

  • The Hollies

    Stop Stop Stop

  • Otis Redding

    Knock On Wood

  • The Shirelles

    Will You Love Me Tomorrow

    • Dancing In The Street, Rock & Roll Hist.
    • ELITE RECORDS.
    • 08.

  • The Animals

    Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

    • The Complete Animals.
    • EMI.
    • 16.

Broadcast

  • Sun 13 Nov 201612:00
    BBC Radio Manchester

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