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Pete Morgan sits in

Pete Morgan sits in for Howard Bentham. He hears about a proposal to demolish a building on Oxford's Cornmarket to create a new "Market Quarter", plus he continues the 100 Books To Read Before You Die series with Ali Shaw picking Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

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Tue 3 Apr 201816:00
BBC Radio Oxford

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Music Played

  • Fine Young Cannibals

    Good Thing

    • Now That's What I Call Music 15.
    • NOW.
    • 01.

  • Kylie Minogue

    Stop Me From Falling

    • Golden.
    • BMG.
    • 01.

  • The Beatles

    I Should Have Known Better

    • A Hard Day's Night.
    • PARLOPHONE.
    • 01.

  • Blondie

    Denis

    • Best Of Blondie.
    • CHRYSALIS.
    • 01.

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Little Lies

    • Sound Of Hit Music, Vol. 2.
    • ARCADE RECORDS.
    • 01.

  • Gabrielle

    Dreams

    • Find Your Way.
    • GO BEAT.
    • 01.

  • Nik Kershaw

    The Riddle

    • Best Of Nik Kershaw.
    • MCA.
    • 01.

  • Neil Sedaka

    Oh Carol

    • Heart & Soul Of Rock & Roll.
    • TELSTAR.
    • 16.

  • Tavares

    Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel

    • Flared Hits & Platform Soul.
    • VISION.
    • 09.

  • Buffalo Springfield

    For What It's Worth

  • Buffalo Springfield

    Rock & Roll Woman

  • The Who

    Substitute

    • The Who Collection.
    • STYLUS.
    • 04.

  • The Sutherland Brothers Band & Quiver

    Arms Of Mary

    • Acoustic Moods.
    • POLYGRAM TV.
    • 18.

  • Tina Turner

    Private Dancer

    • Heart Full Of Soul.
    • HEART & SOUL.
    • 20.

  • The Detroit Spinners

    Working My Way Back To You

    • Disco Inferno.
    • EAST WEST RECORDS.
    • 04.

  • David Bowie

    Young Americans

    • Changesbowie.
    • EMI.
    • 09.

  • The Rolling Stones

    The Last Time 

    • Rolling Stones, Big Hits.
    • LONDON.
    • 01.

Broadcast

  • Tue 3 Apr 201816:00
    BBC Radio Oxford