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...the one where Paul learnt more about Shep Woolley than he wanted to know

You don't have to hunt far for an animal mention on Paul's show, so it was no surprise when Mr Ed featured as the Lost TV Theme. Plus why Paul could soon be big in Bollywood...

Did you know that Paul harboured Bollywood ambitions? That he has seven listeners in Canada? Or that he almost poisoned producer Malcolm with a cup of tea this week?

All this and more can found in another eventful edition of Paul's show where Manhattan Transfer and Elton John featured in the All Star Triples; 'Mr Ed' was this week's Lost TV Theme and Mrs Bala Clava attempted The Beatles' 'Yesterday' for 'Wish You Were There'.

And we haven't even mentioned Paul finding his own Lost Friend, Flo at The Goring and the half-loyal listener...

2 hours

Music Played

  • Gloria Estefan

    1-2-3

  • Linda Ronstadt

    (Love Is Like A) Heatwave

  • The 5th Dimension

    Up, Up And Away

  • Honeybus

    I Can't Let Maggie Go

  • Matthew Morrison

    Still Got Tonight

  • All-Star Triple 1

    • Elton John

      Are You Ready For Love

  • All-Star Triple 2

    • Elton John

      Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

  • All-Star Triple 3

    • Elton John

      Sad Songs (Say So Much)

  • Mary Wells

    My Guy

  • Lost TV Theme

    • Jay Livingston

      Mr. Ed

  • Pascal of Bollywood

    La Vie En Rose

  • Evelyn Thomas

    High Energy

  • The Three Degrees

    Year Of Decision

  • The Swinging Blue Jeans

    Good Golly Miss Molly

  • Elkie Brooks

    Fool If You Think It's Over

  • The Paper Dolls

    Something Here In My Heart

  • All-Star Triple 1

    • The Manhattan Transfer

      Spice Of Life

  • All-Star Triple 2

    • The Manhattan Transfer

      Walk In Love

  • All-Star Triple 3

    • The Manhattan Transfer

      Chanson D'Amour

  • Agnetha F盲ltskog

    The Heat Is On

  • World Column

    So Is The Sun

  • Wish You Were There

    • Mrs Bala Clava

      Yesterday

  • Coast to Coast

    (do) The Hucklebuck

Broadcast

  • Sun 15 May 2011 17:00