Jason Donovan
Get lively every morning with the breakfast show. Expect lots of great music, news headlines, a look at the papers, regular sports updates and a daily Pause for Thought.
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Jason Donovan's Scrambled Eggs
Duration: 00:40
Music Played
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Starship
We Built This City
- Now 1985 (Various Artists).
- Now.
- 1.
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Sam Smith
Writing's On The Wall
- (CD Single).
- Capitol.
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B.J. Thomas
Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head
- The Love Songs Of Burt Bacharach.
- Polygram Tv.
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Sheryl Crow
A Change Would Do You Good
- Woman (Various Artists).
- Polygram Tv/Sony Tv.
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Lily Allen
The Fear
- (CD Single).
- Regal.
- 1.
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Phil Collins
Sussudio
- Singles.
- Rhino.
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Take That
Hey Boy
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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Travis
Sing
- The Invisible Band (Deluxe Edition).
- Concord.
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Buddy Holly
Peggy Sue
- Universal.
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The Beatles
Ticket to ride
- The Beatles - 1.
- Apple.
- 009.
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Jack Savoretti
Catapult (Radio Mix)
- BMG.
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AC/DC
You Shook Me All Night Long
- AC/DC - Back In Black.
- EMI.
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Arctic Monkeys
Snap Out Of It
- (CD Single).
- Domino.
- 001.
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Billy Joel
Piano Man
- Piano Man.
- Columbia.
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Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott
The Austerity Of Love
- (CD Single).
- Virgin EMI Records.
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Jason Donovan
Too Many Broken Hearts
- School Reunion The Party (Various Artists).
- Virgin.
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Tina Turner
Goldeneye
- Tina Turner - Wildest Dreams.
- Parlophone.
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Garbage
The World Is Not Enough
- (CD Single).
- MCA.
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Jerry Lee Lewis
Great Balls of Fire
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Bruno Mars
Locked Out Of Heaven
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
- 1.
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Anastacia
Take This Chance
- (CD Single).
- CMG.
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Michael Jackson
Thriller
- Diana-Michael-Gladys-Stevie (Compilat.
- Priority.
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Kim Carnes
Bette Davis Eyes
- And The Road Goes On Forever Vol 1.
- Debutante.
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Seal
Do You Ever
- Reprise.
- Warner Bros.
- 001.
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The Who
Pinball Wizard
- The Who Hits 50! (Deluxe Edition).
- Polydor.
- 016.
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Johnny Cash
Ring Of Fire
- Johnny Cash - Man In Black.
- Columbia.
Pause For Thought
From Leslie Griffiths, Methodist Minister:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
I’m just back from Nashville. The whole place is alive with the beat of music - Country, Folk, Bluegrass in the main. I visited the Hall of Fame and saw Elvis Presley’s car, Dolly Parton’s dresses, clips of Roy Rogers, lots of Johnny Cash and so much else. At the Grand Ole Oprey, Emisunshine, Haley and Michaels, and Rainey Quallay were playing – I’d heard of none of them. So, instead, my friends and I went to the Concert Hall and heard all six of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos. Yes, Nashville’s more than just country. Here was precision, clarity, restrained passion and instrumental brilliance. I loved it. Absolutely loved it. For all that, it’s what I experienced as we left the Hall that will live forever in my mind. The downtown was throbbing. You could feel the pulsating sounds of honky tonks beating their rhythms, assaulting the still air: the whole city centre looked and felt like a beating heart as it thumped with sound and life.
Music is the food of love. I knew that already. But my Nashville experience of so many different kinds of music, all so alive and physical, all claiming and enjoying their right to be there in each other’s company, took me into a flight of fancy. How marvellous would it be to live in a world where passionate belief, instead of needing to conquer and dominate the feelings of those who think differently, might find a way to co-exist, to enjoy juxtaposition, to make a cocktail of sound and colour and taste. The Bible promises a future where Jew and Gentile, men and women, people of all social classes, will live together in a harmony which, far from destroying difference, orchestrates it, turns it into a symphony. Why not?
Square old me, stepping out from the classical music of the 18th century, knocked over by a wall of very contemporary sound, felt, just for a moment, that all was well with the world and to be alive was very heaven.
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