Tribute songs to Whitney Houston on the JUKEBOX SHOW

pammick


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Message Posted:
25/02/2012 11:41

Hi everybody, on this Sunday's JUKEBOX SHOW - February 26th - Bayrak International - 87.8 and 105 fm - starting at 10am - I will be playing the following songs:- Peter & Gordon (A World Without Love) - Phil Collins (Father To Son) - Ray Charles (Unchain My Heart) - Mabel John (I Guess There's No Love) - The Beatles (And I Love Her) - Paul Mauriat (Alouette) - Neil Diamond (Shilo) - Whitney Houston (Didn't We Almost Have It All) - Whitney Houston (I Will Always Love You) - Ray Gelato & The Giants Of Jive (Big Fat Mamas Are Back In Style) - Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers (Islands In The Stream) - Bachman Turner Overdrive (You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet) - Eddie Cochran (Pocketful Of Hearts) - The Tavares (It Only Takes a Minute) - Proclaimers (I'm Gonna Be - 500 Miles) - and - Whitney Houston (I Wanna Dance With somebody).



For requests - Email me at - jukebox.show@yahoo.co.uk - or post on this message.



Hope you can tune in,



DJ MIKE.

Groucho



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Message Posted:
25/02/2012 12:14

What no Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll?

Not quite sure where the Proclaimers' tune fits-in as a tribute to Whitney...

pammick


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Posts: 722

Message Posted:
25/02/2012 12:55

Hi Gavin, the Jukebox Show will carry on as usual with it's eclectic mix of music to suit most tastes. I'm just including three songs as a tribute to a great singer who will be sadly missed despite her rather erratic and somewhat sad life style.



If you want Rock 'n' Roll (Swing style), listen to the Ray Gelato song. For Rock - listen to the Bachman Turner Overdrive number.



As for the Proclaimers song - well I like it.......... (somebody has to).



Send me another list of songs to play for you.



Hope you enjoy the show,



MIKE

TopTen


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Message Posted:
25/02/2012 13:09

Bachman Turner Overdrive rock ? maybe pop but definitely not rock

pammick


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Posts: 722

Message Posted:
25/02/2012 13:58

Hi Ken, if you have a look at at the bands biography (try Wikipedia) - the are classed as being a Canadian Rock - Hard Rock and Boogie Rock band. Have a listen to their 'Not Fragile' album, there are some good rock numbers on it.



I'm not really a fan of theirs and I only like a little of their music - but they were very popular on the North American continent and are still recording and touring as of the present day, despite a couple of break-ups down the years.



MIKE.

martinD41


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Message Posted:
25/02/2012 18:29

What about, Neil Young's,,,,"the needle and the damage done" ..quite poignant I would have thought...