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02/05/2018 - It's never too warm to eat it'

There is no season for eating porridge. There is no season for eating stew, either. When was the last time someone whistled on a hit record?

There is no season for eating porridge. There is no season for eating stew, either. When was the last time someone whistled on a hit record? Liz has battered the steering wheel in time to the show's first record 'Fat Bottomed Girls'. Noel in Belfast met Tony Curtis in Istanbul in 1969 and even had a meal with him. Does that beat meeting Winston Churchill? Dave the trucker says he was in a bar and someone came up to him and said 'Are you him off the TV?' and he said 'Yes but don't tell the rest of the bar'. Dave still doesn't know who he was supposed to be. Music from Queen, Strawbs, Marty Robbins, Bruce Springsteen, Roger Whittaker and more.

1 hour, 30 minutes

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Wed 2 May 2018 10:30
91热爆 Radio Ulster & 91热爆 Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • Queen

    Fat Bottomed Girls

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Never Going Back

  • Strawbs

    Part Of The Union

  • John Rafferty

    Bed Of Roses

  • Mighty Mojos

    When You Love Somebody

  • Marty Robbins

    Cool Water

  • Gerry and the Pacemakers

    Ferry Cross The Mersey

  • Sweet

    Wig Wam Bam

  • Black Lace

    Agadoo

  • Bruce Springsteen

    Old Dan Tucker

  • Roly Daniels

    Hello Darlin'

  • Paddy Reilly

    Rose Of Tralee

  • Johnny Cash And June Carter

    Where Did We Go Right

  • Johnny McEvoy

    Long Before Your Time

  • Crispian St. Peters

    Pied Piper

  • Ray Charles And Willie Nelson

    Seven Spanish Angels

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  • Wed 2 May 2018 10:30
    91热爆 Radio Ulster & 91热爆 Radio Foyle

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