Sunday Delight – 1st March

Hello Dear Listener, and happy St David’s Day. We’re into March, the first Spring month of the year and I have lined up for you another eclectic mix of fine tunes. There’s news of the Brits, a new X-Files movie, Lauryn Hill is nominated to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and in an archive interview we timewarp back to 1967, the year the long-running TV series The Fugitive came to its dramatic conclusion in the US. In an archive interview, we’ll hear from actor Barry Morse who played the relentless police detective Lt Gerard. Gerard pursued David Janssen’s character Dr Richard Kimble who was wrongly accused of murder, across Amercia throughout four seasons and 120 episodes.

In the ‘Retro Rewind’, I will play you some of the chart toppers from 1967.

Enjoy!

Hour 1

SEGMENT 1

• Sister Sledge – Thinking Of You
• Catatonia – Mulder And Scully
• Spandau Ballet – Through The Barricades
• Lauryn Hill – Doo Wop (That Thing)

SEGMENT 2 – Sunday Segue – Approaching Seasons

• Saint Etienne – Spring
• Don Henley – Boys Of Summer
• Justin Hayward – Forever Autumn

SEGMENT 3

• Sandie Shaw – There’s Always Something There To Remind Me
• Michael Bolton – Time Love And Tenderness
• ** Special Guest:  actor Barry Morse **
• Moody Blues – Nights In White Satin

Hour 2

SEGMENT 1 – ‘Retro Rewind’ 1967

• Donovan – Mellow Yellow
• Hollies – On A Carousel
• Vince Hill – Edelweiss
• Beatles – Penny Lane
• Engelbert Humperdinck – Release Me

SEGMENT 2 – Sunday Segue – Chart Topping Girl Groups

• Spice Girls – Viva Forever
• All Saints – Pure Shores
• Girls Aloud – I’ll Stand By You

SEGMENT 3

• Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder – Ebony And Ivory
• Sam Fender, Olivia Dean – Rein Me In
• Suzanne Vega – Marlene On The Wall
• Ryan Paris – Dolce Vita