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28/04/2021 David Burns

Your stories, the big issues and the music you love.

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Wed 28 Apr 202110:00
BBC Radio Humberside

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Music Played

  • Fine Young Cannibals

    Good Thing

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

  • Jason Derulo

    Take You Dancing

    • ATLANTIC.

  • Gary Kemp

    Ahead Of The Game

    • Columbia.

  • The Kooks

    She Moves In Her Own Way

    • She Moves In Her Own Way (single).
    • VIRGIN.
    • 01.

  • Erasure

    A Little Respect

    • Now That's What I Call Music 1988.
    • NOW.
    • 01.

  • Sheryl Crow

    If It Makes You Happy

    • Now 35.
    • POLYDOR.
    • 01.

  • Gabrielle

    Can't Hurry Love

    • BMG.

  • ZZ Top

    Sharp Dressed Man

    • Goin' 50.
    • Rhino/Warner Records.
    • 01.

  • George Moir

    Flowers

    • BMG.

  • Texas

    Mr Haze

    • BMG.

  • Donna Summer

    Love's Unkind

    • Best Of Donna Summer.
    • WARNER BROS.
    • 01.

  • Bananarama

    Nathan Jones

    • Bananarama: The Greatest Hits Collection.
    • London Records.
    • 07.

  • Otis Redding

    (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay

    • Simply The Best Classic Soul.
    • WARNER E.S.P..
    • 22.

  • The Hoosiers

    Goodbye Mr A

    • Now 69.
    • EMI/VIRGIN/UNIVERSAL.
    • 01.

  • ABC

    The Look Of Love

    • Our Tune.
    • POLYDOR.
    • 05.

  • Stevie Nicks

    Edge Of Seventeen

    • (Single).
    • WEA.
    • 04.

  • Destiny’s Child

    Bootylicious

    • Bootylicious (CD Single).
    • COLUMBIA.
    • 01.

  • James Arthur

    Medicine

    • Columbia.

  • Incognito

    Always There (feat. Jocelyn Brown)

    • THE ALL TIME GREATEST HITS OF DANCE 2.
    • TELSTAR.
    • 11.

Broadcast

  • Wed 28 Apr 202110:00
    BBC Radio Humberside

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