Radio Hospitals Blackburn Playlist

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23:55	with .
23:02	Peter Grogan with Best of British Classical Music.
23:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
22:59	with .
22:02	Richard Smith with M & N 1960's.
22:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
21:57	with .
21:56	Val Doonican with Delaney's Donkey.
21:51	Darius Rucker with Wagon wheel.
21:51	with .
21:48	James Taylor with How Sweet It Is.
21:45	Zara Larsson with Lush life.
21:41	Offspring with Pretty Fly (For a White Guy). From the 24th January 1999 number 1 for 1 week
21:38	Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
21:35	Neil Sedaka with Stairway to Heaven.
21:27	with .
21:22	Meat Loaf with Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad.
21:19	Andy Williams with Almost there.
21:19	with .
21:15	Sienna Spiro with The visitor.
21:11	UB40 with 1 In 10 One In Ten.
21:11	with .
21:08	Dollar with Love's Gotta Hold on Me.
21:05	The Troggs with Love Is All Around. Covered by Wet Wet Wet
21:03	Bobby Darin with Queen of the hop.
21:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
20:56	with .
20:53	Van Morrison with Brown Eyed Girl. The song has been featured in several popular films, including the 1983 film The Big Chill, the 1989 film Born on the Fourth of July, and the 1991 film Sleeping with the Enemy, starring Julia Roberts.
20:50	Harry Styles with American girls.
20:48	Connie Francis with Robot man.
20:45	Alex Warren with Ordinary. From the 15th July 2025, number 1 for 12 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 14th July for a further 1 week. Totalling 13 weeks at the top spot.
20:45	with .
20:42	Elvis Presley with You Don't Have To Say You Love Me. Originally a hit for Dusty Springfield (1966). Adapted from the Italian song Lo Che Non Vivo Piu d'Un Ora Senza Te which was first performed by Pino Donaggio at the San Remo Song Festival of 1965. Live
20:38	Salt & Pepa with Twist & Shout.
20:38	with .
20:36	Charlie Pride with Crystal Chandeliers.
20:32	Peter Gabriel with Solsbury Hill.
20:28	with .
20:25	The Monkees with A little Bit Me, A Little Bit You.
20:15	Frankie Laine with High Noon.
20:11	Madonna with Into The Groove. From the 28th July 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
20:11	with .
20:08	Charles Aznavour with She. From the 23rd June 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
20:05	Rolling Stones with Mother's Little Helper.
20:03	Buddy Holly with Heartbeat.
20:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
19:58	with .
19:56	G-Clefs with I Understand.
19:52	Sombr with Homewrecker.
19:50	Beach Boys with Then I Kissed Her.
19:50	with .
19:48	Perry Como with Hot Diggity (Hot Diggity).
19:44	James with Hallelujah anyhow.
19:44	with .
19:40	Commodores with Still.
19:34	The Verve with Bitter Sweet Symphony.
19:34	with .
19:31	Mary Hopkin with Goodbye. Number two for this Welsh beauty...follow up to those were the days...
19:28	Dr Hook with Sylvia's Mother.
19:22	Princess with Say I'm your number 1.
19:22	with .
19:18	Milky with Just the way you are.
19:16	The Tremeloes with Good Day Sunshine.
19:16	with .
19:13	Chuck Berry with Sweet Little Sixteen. In 1963, Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys took this song and added surf lyrics to make it into Surfin' USA..
19:10	Tame Impala with Dracula.
19:07	Crystal Gayle with Talking In Your Sleep.
19:07	with .
19:05	Cliff Richard & The Shadows with A Voice In The Wilderness.
19:03	Lloyd Price with Stagger Lee.
19:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
18:57	with .
18:54	The Kinks with Dead End Street.
18:51	Olivia Dean with Man I need.
18:51	with .
18:48	Louis Armstrong with We Have All The Time In The World. The song was released as a single in both the US and the UK to coincide with the release of James Bond's 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' in December 1969, but did not chart in either market. The re
18:44	Ella Langley with Choosin' Texas.
18:43	with .
18:40	Minnie Riperton with Lovin' You.
18:36	Daniel O'Donnell with Give A Little Love.
18:36	with .
18:33	Gerry & The Pacemakers with Ferry Cross The Mersey.
18:29	Melanie with What Have They Done To My Song.
18:26	with .
18:22	Lisa Stansfield with Someday (I'm Coming Back). From The Movie "The Bodyguard" (1992)
18:19	BTS with Swim.
18:19	with .
18:16	Young Idea with With a Little Help From My Friends.
18:14	Alex Warren with Fever dream.
18:13	with .
18:10	Mud with Tiger Feet. From 20th January 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
18:06	Marmalade with Reflections Of My Life.
18:03	Debbie Reynolds with Tammy. From the film "The Big Lebowski"
18:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
17:19	with .
17:02	Fred Setters with After Hours Show 47.
17:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
16:57	with .
16:55	Pete Seeger with He Lies In American Land.
16:52	Matt Monro with Softly As I Leave You.
16:50	Ken Dodd with Happiness.
16:47	Fats Domino with Blueberry Hill.
16:47	with .
16:44	Donny Osmond with Puppy Love. From the 2nd July 1972 number 1 for 5 weeks
16:41	Tony Orlando & Dawn with Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree. From the 15th April 1973 number 1 for 4 weeks
16:41	with .
16:38	Dorothy Moore with Misty Blue.
16:34	Andy Williams with Solitaire.
16:30	Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton with Islands In The Stream.
16:29	with .
16:26	Robbie Williams with Let Me Entertain You.
16:20	10cc with I'm Not In Love. From the 22nd June 1975 number 1 for 2 weeks
16:17	Daniel O'Donnell with Save The Last Dance For Me.
16:17	with .
16:15	Kenny Rogers with Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town. 1967
16:11	The Carpenters with Yesterday Once More.
16:11	with .
16:06	Meat Loaf with Dead Ringer For Love. Cher provides an uncredited female vocal on this 'duet'.
16:03	Perry Como with And I Love You So.
16:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
15:58	with .
15:54	Johnny Mathis with I'd Rather Be Here With you.
15:51	Nat King Cole with When I fall in love.
15:48	Neil Diamond with Cracklin Rosie.
15:45	Tom Jones with Delilah.
15:43	Jim Reeves with He'll have to go. From the 18th September 1988 number 1 for 2 weeks Originally released in October 1969 reaching number 3 in the chart
15:42	with .
15:38	Elvis Presley with Suspicious Minds. Written, and first recorded, by Mark James (1968).
15:36	Buddy Holly with Peggy Sue. (See page 26 in the large "Singles" book for info)
15:34	Shirley Bassey with Big Spender.
15:30	Elaine Paige & Barbara Dickson with I know him so well. From the 3rd February 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
15:28	with .
15:25	Mario Lanza with Granada.
15:22	Glenn Miller with In The Mood. Swinging 30's
15:18	Wet Wet Wet with Love Is All Around. From the 29th May 1994 number 1 for 15 weeks The 2nd highest, longest consecutive number 1 Beaten by Bryan Adams with Everything I do which was 16 consecutive weeks From The Movie "Four Weddings & A Funeral"
15:18	with .
15:15	Pat Boone with April Love.
15:12	Abba with Dancing Queen. From the 29th August 1976 number 1 for 6 weeks
15:07	Celine Dion with Think Twice. From the 29th January 1995 number 1 for 7 weeks
15:07	with .
15:03	Cliff Richard with We don't talk anymore. From the 19th August 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
15:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
14:57	with .
14:40	Gary Jackson with Dark Side Of The Moon.
14:13	with .
14:10	Natasha Bedingfield - Unwritten
14:09	Contact - Contact
14:06	Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive
14:02	Tina Turner - What's love got to do with it
13:59	Shirley Ellis - Clapping Song
13:59	HRB DD Fire Alarms - HRB DD Fire Alarms
13:56	Abba - Does Your Mother Know
13:52	Zach Bryan featuring Kacey Musgraves - I remember everything
13:50	Everly Brothers - Walk Right Back
13:50	Listen ourselves - Listen ourselves
13:47	Amen Corner - Bend Me Shape Me
13:43	Sophie Ellis Bextor - Murder on the dancefloor
13:40	Roy Orbison - Oh Pretty Woman
13:40	Brighter sound - Brighter sound
13:37	Dua Lipa - Houdini
13:32	Eric Carmen - All By Myself
13:28	Cliff Richard - We don't talk anymore
13:28	A bigger variety - A bigger variety
13:25	Matt Monro - Born Free
13:21	Andrew Gold - Thank you for being a friend
13:16	YG Marley - Praise Jah in the moonlight
13:16	Contact - Contact
13:11	Ella Henderson featuring Rudimental - Alibi
13:08	Noah Kahan & Sam Fender - Homesick
13:05	Benson Boone - Beautiful things
13:05	HRB DD Fire Alarms - HRB DD Fire Alarms
13:02	Mitski - My love mine all mine
12:57	Liam Gallagher/John Squire - Just another rainbow
12:52	Hot Chocolate - So You Win Again
12:52	Contact - Contact
12:49	Sophia George - Girlie Girlie
12:46	Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer
12:42	Tony Christie - Avenues And Alleyways
12:42	A bigger variety - A bigger variety
12:39	Weeknd, Playboi Carti & Madonna - Popular
12:36	The Beatles - With a Little Help From My Friends
12:33	Kenny Rogers - Lucille
12:33	Worth Listening Too Across The Wards - Worth Listening Too Across The Wards
12:29	Lenny Kravitz - TK421
12:26	Ben E King - Stand By Me
12:24	Crystal Gayle - Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
12:20	McFadden & Whitehead - Ain't No Stoppin Us Now
12:17	Teddy Swims - Lose control
12:13	Take That - This life
12:10	Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer
12:10	Best in Bedside Intertainment - Best in Bedside Intertainment
12:06	Mel & Kim - Showing Out
12:02	Zara Larsson & David Guetta - On my love
11:56	Pulp - Common People
11:56	Worth Listening Too Across The Wards - Worth Listening Too Across The Wards
11:52	Lipps Inc - Funky Town
11:48	Scissor Sisters - Take Your Mama
11:45	Billy Giles featuring Hannah Boleyn - DNA (Loving you)
11:45	Brighter sound - Brighter sound
11:40	Queen - A kind of magic
11:37	Neil Diamond - Forever In Blue Jeans
11:35	Temptations with My Girl. 1965 March number 43 1986 June number 92 1992 February number 2
11:35	Bill Haley & His Comets - Rock Around the Clock
11:35	Beautiful dream - Beautiful dream
11:33	Temptations with My Girl. 1965 March number 43 1986 June number 92 1992 February number 2
11:30	Madonna with Into The Groove. From the 28th July 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
11:28	with .
11:25	Scatman John with Scatman.
11:21	Iggy Pop with The Passenger.
11:21	with .
11:16	Raye featuring Hans Zimmer with Click clack symphony.
11:14	Jim Reeves with Billy Bayou.
11:14	with .
11:10	Stevie Wonder with Living For The City.
11:07	Craig David & Bastille with I know you.
11:03	Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
11:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
10:58	with .
10:54	Byrds with Eight Miles High.
10:51	Sombr with Homewrecker.
10:51	with .
10:47	Paloma Faith with Warrior.
10:43	Marvin Gaye with Abraham Martin & John.
10:39	Melanie C with What could possibly go wrong.
10:36	Fireboy, DML & Ed Sheeran with Peru.
10:36	with .
10:31	Deep Purple with Smoke On The Water.
10:30	Dominic Fike with Babydoll.
10:28	with .
10:25	Connie Francis with Together.
10:23	Sigala with Easy Love.
10:23	with .
10:20	Madonna with Like A Virgin.
10:17	Pinkpantheress with Stateside.
10:17	with .
10:12	Neil Sedaka with Miracle Song.
10:09	Fred Again & Jozzy with Ten.
10:06	INXS with Need You Tonight.
10:03	Tame Impala with Dracula.
10:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
09:57	with .
09:53	Dave & Tems with Raindance. From the 17th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week. Returning to number 1 on the 31st January for another week. 2 weeks in total at number 1 in the UK.
09:49	Rihanna with California King Bed.
09:46	Olivia Dean with Man I need.
09:46	with .
09:44	Barbra Streisand & Neil Diamond with You Don't Bring me Flowers.
09:42	Erma Franklin with (Take A Little) Piece Of My Heart. Originally released in 1967, this track finally achieved chart success after its appearance in a TV ad campaign for for Levi's Jeans.
09:42	with .
09:39	Zara Larsson with Midnight sun.
09:35	Beyonce with Crazy In Love. From the 6th July 2003 number 1 for 3 weeks
09:35	with .
09:32	Diana Vickers with My Wicked Heart.
09:30	Alex Warren with Fever dream.
09:27	with .
09:25	Elvis Presley with King Creole. greatest film hits
09:24	Linda Lewis with It's In His Kiss.
09:20	Cheryl Cole with Fight For This Love.
09:16	James with Hallelujah anyhow.
09:16	with .
09:12	Matthew's Southern Comfort with Woodstock. From the 25th October 1970 number 1 for 3 weeks
09:10	Pat Boone with A Wonderful Time Up There.
09:10	with .
09:06	Robson & Jerome with Unchained Melody. From the 14th May 1995 number 1 for 7 weeks Double A side with Unchained Melody The biggest-selling single of 1995. The tracks formed part of the storyline of the Soldier Soldier TV series which starred Robson & Jero
09:03	Harry Styles with American girls.
09:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
08:59	with .
08:02	Richard Smith with U & V 1960's.
08:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
07:02	with .
07:02	Tom Paxton with The Last Thing On My Mind.
07:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
06:58	with .
06:54	Manic Street Preachers with If You Tolerate This Your children will be next. From the 30th August 1998 number 1 for 3 weeks
06:50	Barbra Streisand with Children will listen.
06:46	Tony Di Bart with The Real Thing. From the 1st May 1994 number 1 for 1 week
06:45	with .
06:41	Tina Turner with On silent wings.
06:38	M People with Moving on Up .
06:37	with .
06:34	PM Dawn with Set Adrift On Memory Bliss.
06:30	Take That with Back For Good. From the 2nd April 1995 number 1 for 4 weeks
06:27	with .
06:24	Cast with Finetime.
06:20	Terence Trent D'arby Ft. Des'ree with Delicate.
06:20	with .
06:16	Sting with When We Dance.
06:12	Five with Keep on movin'. From the 31st October 1999 number 1 for 1 week
06:12	with .
06:06	Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince with Boom! Shake The Room. From the 19th September 1993 number 1 for 2 weeks
06:03	UB40 with (I Can't Help) Falling In Love With You. From the 6th June 1993 number 1 for 2 weeks
06:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
05:57	with .
05:56	Swedish House Mafia vs. Knife Party with Antidote.
05:51	XTC with Senses Working Overtime.
05:51	with .
05:48	The Smiths with This Charming Man.
05:44	Thompson Twins with Doctor! Doctor!.
05:43	with .
05:40	Joe Fagin with That's Living Alright.
05:37	Forrest with Rock The Boat (Extended mix).
05:36	with .
05:33	Bananarama with Robert De Niro's Waiting.
05:30	The Jam with Precious.
05:26	ZZ Top with La Grange.
05:26	with .
05:22	Taja Sevelle with Love Is Contagious.
05:18	Lionel Richie with Say You Say Me.
05:18	with .
05:14	Daryl Hall & John Oates with Kiss On My List.
05:10	Michael Jackson with Bad. Number 1 in america in 1987 for 2 weeks Canadian number 1 for 1 week
05:10	with .
05:06	ABC with Poison Arrow.
05:03	Technotronic with Pump Up The Jam.
05:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
04:57	with .
04:53	Meat Loaf with All Reved Up With No Place To Go.
04:50	J J Barrie with No Charge. From the 30th May 1976 number 1 for 1 week
04:46	David Essex with Rock On.
04:46	with .
04:43	Status Quo with Caroline.
04:38	Bobby Goldsboro with Summer (The First Time).
04:38	with .
04:33	Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band with We've got tonight.
04:30	David Soul with Don't Give Up On Us. From the 9th January 1977 number 1 for 4 weeks
04:26	with .
04:24	Hot Chocolate with You Sexy Thing. 1975 number 2 in November 1987 number 10 in January 1997 number 6 in November
04:21	Brotherhood of Man with Angelo. From the 14th August 1977 number 1 for 1 week
04:17	Chic with Le Freak.
04:14	Bonnie Tyler with Lost In France.
04:10	Dire Straits with Lady writer.
04:10	with .
04:07	Benny Hill with Ernie (The Fastest Milkman). From the 5th December 1971 number 1 for 4 weeks Christmas number 1 It was also re-released in 1992 reaching number 29.
04:03	Rolling Stones with Miss you.
04:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
03:57	with .
03:55	Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen with March Of The Siamese Children.
03:53	James Brown with Papa's Got A Brand New Bag.
03:53	with .
03:48	Led Zeppelin with Whole lotta love. Originally released in 1969 but not in the UK. Charted in 1997 and reached number 21 in September
03:45	Edwin Starr with 25 miles.
03:42	Them with Here Comes The Night.. 25 March Pos 2
03:40	Al Caiola with The Magnificant Seven.
03:39	with .
03:37	Eddie Cochran with My way.
03:35	Sam Cooke. with Wonderful World.
03:30	Bob Dylan with Mr Tambourine Man.
03:26	with .
03:24	Isley Brothers with Twist & Shout.
03:20	Simon & Garfunkel. with Mrs Robinson..
03:20	with .
03:18	Stevie Wonder with I Was Made To Love Her.
03:15	Shirley Bassey with Goldfinger. James Bond (Need more be said????)
03:15	with .
03:13	Elvis Presley with Wooden Heart. From the 17th March 1961 number 1 for 6 weeks
03:11	The Shadows with Foot Tapper. From the 22nd March 1963 number 1 for 1 week
03:08	Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich with Hold Tight.
03:08	with .
03:05	Roy Orbison with Only the lonely. From the 14th October 1960 number 1 for 2 weeks
03:03	Chubby Checker with Lets Twist Again. 1961 December number 2 1975 November number 5
03:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
02:58	with .
02:02	Richard Smith with S & T 1960's.
02:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
01:57	with .
01:56	Connie Francis with Many tears ago.
01:52	James Arthur with Train wreck.
01:52	with .
01:49	Johnny Mathis with Wonderful Wonderful.
01:46	Milky with Just the way you are.
01:45	with .
01:40	Julie Covington with Don't cry for me Argentina. Released on Christmas day 1976 eventually reaching number 1 on the 6th February 1977 for 1 week
01:36	Paper Lace with The Night Chicago Died.
01:36	with .
01:32	Jane Birkin & Serge Gainbourg with Je T'Aime Moi Non Plus. From the 5th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
01:28	Diana Ross with I'm Still Waiting. From the 15th August 1971 number 1 for 4 weeks
01:25	with .
01:21	Wheatus with Teenage Dirtbag.
01:18	Ella Langley with Choosin' Texas.
01:15	Leapy Lee with Little Arrows.
01:15	with .
01:12	Zara Larsson with Lush life.
01:09	Badfinger with No Matter What.
01:09	with .
01:06	Turtles with Elenore.
01:03	Mario Lanza with Serenade.
01:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
00:57	with .
00:54	Dusty Springfield with I Close My Eyes And Count To. July 1968 and number 4....12 weeks
00:52	Dominic Fike with White keys.
00:50	Russ Conway with Lucky Five.
00:50	with .
00:47	Sam Feldt feat Kimberley Anne with Show me love.
00:44	BTS with Swim.
00:44	with .
00:39	Thin Lizzy with Whisky In The Jar.
00:35	Daniel O'Donnell with The way dreams are.
00:35	with .
00:30	Elton John with Benny & The Jets.
00:24	The Carpenters with Yesterday Once More.
00:24	with .
00:21	Alex Warren with Ordinary. From the 15th July 2025, number 1 for 12 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 14th July for a further 1 week. Totalling 13 weeks at the top spot.
00:18	Jim Reeves with Not until the next time.
00:18	with .
00:16	Craig Douglas with Only sixteen. From the 5th September 1959 number 1 for 4 weeks
00:12	Madonna with Into The Groove. From the 28th July 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
00:12	with .
00:08	Fleetwood Mac with You Make Loving Fun.
00:05	Manfred Mann with The Mighty Quinn. From the 8th February 1968 number 1 for 2 weeks
00:03	Nat King Cole with Unforgettable. Recorded in 1951 Charted in December 1988 reaching 84 in the top 100 UK chart
00:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.