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James Yorkston

**James Yorkston** (b.1971) is a Scottish folk musician, singer-songwriter and author from the village of Kingsbarns, Fife. He has been releasing music since 2001.

His latest album, *The Wide, Wide River*, recorded with the Swedish music collective The Second Hand Orchestra, was released in January 2021.

## Links to Janice

Yorkston was Janice's guest on her Radio Wales show in March 2019, talking about about his new album.

## Shows played

* 19 March 2019 - Yorkston Athletic, Like Bees to Foxglove, My Mouth Ain't No Bible (all *The Route to the Harmonium*, CD DOMINO 2019).
27 March 2018

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Wed. 27 March 2018, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Janice plays songs from the 1960s to today and introduces fresh new music from Wales.*
* A repeat of Janice's debut appearance on *Top of the Pops* on 02 December 1982 was also broadcast today on BBC Four at 01.00 am.[1]

## Tracklisting

* The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army
* Oasis - Whatever
* Laura Veirs - The Lookout
* The People The Poet - Kids on the Corner
* Pete Macloed - I Need Your Love
* Manic Street Preachers - If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next
* Georgia & the Vintage Youth - Glory
* Duffy - Rockferry
* The Boxer Rebellion - Fear (Nero's Radio Mix)
* The Beatles - Get Back (feat. Billy Preston)
* The Everly Brothers - Crying in the Rain
* Billy Bibby & The Wry Smiles - Together
* Charley Crockett - The Sky'd Becomes Teardrops
* Wilson Pickett - In The Midnight Hour
* Ocean Colour Scene - The Riverboat Song
* Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind
* Robin S. - Show Me Love
* Courtney Barnett - Nameless, Faceless
* The Go! Team - All The Way Live (Radio Edit)
* Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
* Antmagic - The Clean Room
* Tunng - Flatland
* SEATBELTS - Hey Hey Tiger
* Apollo Junction - Begin
* Tom Jones & The Cardigans - Burning Down the House
* Confidence Man - Dont You Know I'm In A Band
* Hifi Sean & David McAlmont - Transparent
* Iggy Pop - Lust For Life
* The Human League - Don't You Want Me
* A Flock of Seagulls - Space Age Love Song
* Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy
* Courteous Thief - Leather Soles
* R.E.M. - The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
* Soul II Soul - Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) (feat. Caron Wheeler)
* Kris Berry - Perfect Storm
* Air Roar - Implode
* Gizmo Varillas - Losing You
Liverpool - The New Wave

**Liverpool - The New Wave** was the title of a six-part radio documentary series presented by Janice Long and first broadcast by BBC Radio 2 in 2002 . The series looked at the ways in which the Liverpool music scene reinvented itself in the wake of the sixties explosion.

It was originally divided into six half-hour episodes.

## Episode list

#### Part One: Sweat, Floods and Toilet Roll - The Story of Eric's Club.

* Pete Wylie, Pete Burns and Holly Johnson pay homage to Eric's, which opened its doors in 1976 on the same street as the then defunkt Cavern.
* First broadcast 30 January 2002, 10.00 pm

#### Part Two: The Crucial Three

* At the height of punk, Ian McCulloch, Julian Cope and Pete Wylie endured a phenomenally short-lived collaboration before moving on to Echo and the Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes and Wah! respectively.
* First broadcast 06 February 2002, 10.00 pm

#### Part Three: Into the Pleasuredome - Electro-pop and the Eighties.

* A chance to reassess Frankie Goes to Hollywood, OMD, China Crisis and Dead or Alive, with guests Holly Johnson, Pete Burns, Eddie Lundon and Andy McCluskey.
* First broadcast 13 February 2002, 10.00 pm

#### Part Four: All Together Now - Beyond Madchester

* Indie locals like The Farm, the La's, the Boo Radleys and The Lightning Seeds all struck a major chord in the nineties.
* First broadcast 20 February 2002, 10.00 pm

#### Part Five:The Cream of Clubland

* This penultimate edition looks at the city's dance scene, from disco to techno.
* First broadcast 27 February 2002, 10.00 pm

#### Part Six: And the Beat Goes On

* A look at the contemporary scene - features Atomic Kitten, Kathryn Williams, Ian Broudie, Castfrontman John Power and Pete Burns. With music by Space, Mel C, the Coral, Clinic and others.
* First broadcast 06 March 2002, 10.00 pm

The series was repeated on BBC 6 Music annually between 2011 and 2017.

## Sources

* YouTube
* BBC Genome search
* BBC 6 Music page
29 January 1987

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Wed., 29 January 1987, 7.30 pm

**Source**: BBC; short clips included at the end of the interview with Billy Jam (*YouTube*)

## Programme notes

* *including a review of the week's music press.*
* Tonight's session artists Westworld appeared on the front cover of this week's *Record Mirror* (see pic right)

## Tracklisting

* The The - Slow Train to Dawn
* Georgia Satellites - Keep Your Hands to Yourself
* The Smiths - Shoplifters of the World Unite
* Ciccone Youth - Into the Groovy
* Westworld - King Creole (session)

announces Siouxsie & The Banshees session on Monday's show
Eurythmics

**Eurythmics** were a musical duo formed by musician Dave Stewart and vocalist Annie Lennox. The two got together in 1980 after their previous band The Tourists had split up.

The duo's first album *In The Garden* met with critical acclaim although failed to enjoy any significant commercial success. The duo broke through with their next release, the more synth-pop based *Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This* (1982) featuring the hit single of the same name. They later took a more rock-centred musical approach on subsequent albums, and scored many more hits both in the UK & the US before splitting up in 1990.

Lennox continued as a solo artist while Stewart has continued as a producer and songwriter. They have made further collaborations in more recent years.

## Links to Janice

Janice was a fan of the group and their music and followed their career during the 1980s.

Although Janice's ground-breaking Radio 1 series Who's That Girl?, focussing on women in pop and rock, took its name from the 1983 Eurythmics song title, Annie Lennox was not one of the female artists featured.

## Shows played

### Radio

* 02 October 1987 ‎ - Beethoven (single)
* 03 May 2016 ‎ - Here Comes The Rain Again (single)
* 02 May 2018 - Here Comes The Rain Again
* 23 June 1986 ‎- special programme previewing the *Revenge* album, with Lennox & Stewart as guests

### Top of the Pops

* 25 December 1983 (TOTP) - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
* 29 November 1984 (TOTP) - Sex Crime (1984) (video)
* 11 July 1985 (TOTP) - There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart)

## Covered

* Rae Morris - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) 10 May 2016

## See also

* 04 January 1994 (Pop Quiz)
* Bananarama
* Erasure

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
15 April 2019

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Monday, 15 April 2019. 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* Gang Of Four guitarist Andy Gill talks about their new album Happy Now. Plus, Kellys Records owner Allan Parkins talks about the Cardiff record store's 50th anniversary.

## Tracklisting

* La Roux - In For The Kill
* Supergrass - Alright
* The Trials of Cato - Haf
* Catfish and the Bottlemen - 2all
* Cleo Sol - One
* Gang of Four - I Love a Man in a Uniform
* Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard - Late Night City
* Lion - Second Hand (Radio Edit)
* Al Green - Tired of Being Alone
* Wynt - Bad Vibes
* Marina - Orange Trees
* Arctic Monkeys - When The Sun Goes Down
* Zervas & Pepper - Endless Road
* Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime
* Novacub - Wait Up
* Gang of Four - Paper Thin
* Gang of Four - Toreador
* Gang of Four - White Lies
* Gang of Four - Lucky
* Propellerheads - History Repeating (feat. Shirley Bassey)
* Ten Tonnes - Lucy
* Hot Chip - Night & Day
* Rachel K Collier - Dinosaur
* Courtney Barnett - Everybody Here Hates You
* The Good, The Bad & The Queen - Gun to the Head
* Oh My God! It's the Church & Father Funk - Preachin' (Clean Edit)
* Lump - Curse Of The Contemporary
* Lleuwen Steffan - Bendigeidfran (Ifan Dafydd Remix)
David Westlake & The Go-Betweens

David Westlake & The Go-Betweens

## Links to Janice

Youtube recording states:

> Westlake set about putting together a new line-up of the Servants in November 1986. DJ Janice Long invited them to record a session for her evening show on the BBC. Drummer John Wills knew the songs, but there was not enough time to find and rehearse-in a full new band line-up to do the session. Australian band the Go-Betweens had become friends when the Servants opened for them on tour. Robert Forster of the band offered to play guitar, bringing in Robert Vickers on bass and Amanda Brown on violin.
>
>

## Session

First and only session. Rec. 14-01-1987, tx. 25 February 1987.

* Faithful to Three Lovers / The Word Around Town / Dream Come True / Everlasting
Abbey Road at 30

## Show

**Name**: Abbey Road at 30

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Sat., 02 October 1999. 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *On the 30th anniversary of the release of Abbey Road Janice Long takes a look at the Beatles' final album and asks whether it was a fitti ng finale for the band. Including the opinions of musicians, journalists and fans, and comments from some of those involved in the recording. Producer Robert Noakes.*

## Tracklisting

* The Beatles - tracks from the *Abbey Road* album.
19 June 1984

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long - stand-in for Peter Powell

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Tues., 19 June 1984, 4.30 pm

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *Beginning at 6.5 Janice reviews the new Top 40 singles chart. including at 5.30 Newsbeat with Frank Partridge.*
* In the new Top 40 Frankie Goes To Hollywood remain at no.1 for the second week with Two Tribes. Wham! are still at no.2 with former no.1 Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.
* New entries include Lloyd Cole & the Commotions with debut single Perfect Skin, Cyndie Lauper with Time After Time and The Pointer Sisters with Jump (For My Love).
* Full Top 40 here.
* For tonight's John Peel show see Wiki page

## Tracklisting

unknown but possibly

* Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes
Blancmange

**Blancmange** are a British synth-pop group who became famous with a number of hit singles from 1982 to 1984. Among their best known songs are Living on the Ceiling, Waves and a cover version of the ABBA song The Day Before You Came. The duo of Neil Arthur and Stephen Lascombe released three albums in the eighties before splitting up. Arthur has since returned to the music scene under the Blancmange name and continues to record and play live.

## Links to Janice

Neil Arthur of **Blancmange** was Janice's guest on Singled Out on 30 May 1986. Almost 25 years later he was guest again to perform a live session on Janice's show in 2011.

## Sessions

1. rec. 29-09-85, first tx. 28 November 1985. Available on *Believe You Me re-issue* CD3, 2017

* Believe / Don't You Love It All / Love Your Love / Paradise Is...

2. 04 March 2011 (R2) - no official release

* I'm Having a Coffee / God's Kitchen / Drive Me

## Other shows played

*all 7"/singles unless otherwise stated*

* 22 February 2011 - Drive Me
* 11 March 2011 - Don't Tell Me
* 14 April 2011 - Living On the Ceiling
* 05 April 2012 - Living On the Ceiling
* 09 April 2014 - Living On the Ceiling
* 24 April 2014 - Living On the Ceiling
* 26 May 2014 - Don't Tell Me
* 30 September 2015 - Waves
* 19 January 2017 - Living On the Ceiling
* 18 June 2012 - Don't Tell Me
* 24 February 2020 - Living On the Ceiling
* 11 April 2020 - "*The story behind Living On the Ceiling*" (Greatest Hits Radio)
* 14 April 2020 - Living On the Ceiling
* 16 March 2021 - Living On the Ceiling

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify
29 May 1986 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 29 May 1986, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC page

## Programme notes

* Janice's eighth TOTP of 1986, her fourth this year and tenth overall with co-host John Peel.
* Tonight's show was live, so presumably Janice's evening show was either recorded or subbed by someone else.
* This is the edition with Peel's famous comment: *That's "a dick-head in love", Robert Palmer, and how nice to see he's turned his back on all that sexist muck..*". According to Janice's interview on *Top Of The Pops - The Story Of 1986* she had initially wanted to say it herself.
* As evidenced by Peel and Janice the show has mostly Liverpool acts, ie. Pete Wylie, The Real Thing and also The Doctor from Doctor and the Medics was from the city.
* Chart new entries include The Communards, The Smiths ("*Bigmouth*"). Full Top 40 here.
* JL: "*Yeeeah it's Pete Wylie and Sinful at no. 20!*" JP: "*Yeeeah it's Five Star at 19 and Can't Wait Another Minute.*."
* See also corresponding page on John Peel Wiki
* This edition repeated on BBC Four on 04 October 2018.
* Next TOTP: 03 July 1986

## Songs played

*chart placings in brackets*

* Doctor and The Medics – Spirit In The Sky (3)
* Robert Palmer – Addicted To Love (10) (video)
* The Real Thing – Can’t Get By Without You (22)
* BREAKERS
	+ Nu Shooz – I Can’t Wait (21) (breaker)
	+ Cashflow – Mine All Mine (18) (breaker)
* Tears For Fears – Everybody Wants To Run The World (13) (video) (highest new entry)
* Pete Wylie – Sinful (20)
* Spitting Image – The Chicken Song (1) (video)
* Peter Gabriel – Sledgehammer (4) (video / audience dancing / end credits)
Feeder

**Feeder** are a British rock band formed in Newport, Wales in 1994. They have to date released 10 studio albums, four EPs and 40 singles. Feeder are one of the few Britpop era bands who have continued to be successful long after their peak. Their 2019 album *Tallulah* debuted at number four, more than two decades after the group formed, and 20 years after their first top 10 album *Yesterday Went Too Soon* (1999).

## Links to Janice

Janice interviewed band member Grant Nicholas on 01 October 2019 and during her final radio broadcast on BBC Wales, Thursday 09 December 2021.

## Shows played

* 12 November 2015 - Just The Way I'm Feeling
* 01 October 2019 - Feeling a Moment (2005); Kyoto / Tallulah / Windmill / Lonely Hollow Days (album *Tallulah*, 2019)
* 08 December 2021 - Wall of Silence (single, 2021)
* 09 December 2021 - Torpedo (single, 2021)

## External links

* Feeder official site
* BBC Wales biography (last update 2008)
31 October 1985 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 31 October 1985, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC page

## Programme notes

* Janice's eleventh TOTP of 1985, and fifth of the year with co-host Simon Bates.
* Feargal Sharkey would eventually go to no.1 with A Good Heart.
* Full chart here
* Full show available on line here
* This edition was repeated on BBC Four on 07 June 2018
* Next TOTP 21 Nov 1985

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (12) Feargal Sharkey – A Good Heart
* (4) Elton John – Nikita (video)
* (17) Matt Bianco – Yeh Yeh
* (23) Siouxsie & The Banshees – Cities In Dust (breaker)
* (20) Kate Bush – Cloudbusting (breaker)
* (19) UB40 – Don’t Break My Heart (breaker)
* (15) King – The Taste Of Your Tears

TOP TEN (videos)

* (10) Simple Minds - Alive & Kicking (video clip)
* (9) Level 42 – Something About You (video clip)
* (8) Jan Hammer - Miami Vice Theme (video clip)
* (7) Arcadia – Election Day (video clip)
* (6) John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion) (video clip)
* (5) Madonna - Gambler (video clip)
* (4) Elton John – Nikita (video clip)
* (3) Colonel Abrams - Trapped (video clip)
* (2) A-ha - Take On Me (video clip)

* (1) Jennifer Rush – The Power Of Love (rpt.)
* (11) Shakin’ Stevens – Lipstick, Powder & Paint (audience dancing/credits)
Coldplay

**Coldplay** are a British rock band formed in London in 1997. They first gained success in 2000 with their debut album Parachutes and the single Yellow. Parachutes won the Best British Album award at the 2001 Brits. The group have gone on to become one of the most successful recording and live acts worldwide.

## Live

* 24 May 2004 (6 Music) - archive live set (venue & tracks unknown)

## Shows played

* 09 June 2008 - unknown track from album *Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends* (R2 Album of the Week)
* 20 May 2009 - Viva la Vida
* 29 June 2009 - 42
* 19 July 2010 - Viva la Vida
* 21 June 2010 - Speed Of Sound
* 02 May 2011 - Don't Panic
* 03 November 2011 - Paradise
* 08 May 2012 - Paradise
* 24 May 2012 - Princess Of China (Acoustic Version) feat Rihanna
* 04 June 2012 (11 pm show) - Princess Of China (Acoustic Version) feat Rihanna
* 07 June 2012 - Princess Of China (Acoustic Version) feat Rihanna
* 12 June 2012 - Princess Of China (Acoustic Version) feat Rihanna
* 04 July 2012 - Charlie Brown
* 10 July 2012 - Clocks
* 20 March 2013 - Speed of Sound
* 10 May 2013 - Paradise
* 05 May 2014 - A Sky Full Of Stars
* 07 October 2014 - Lost!
* 26 January 2015 - Speed of Sound
* 02 March 2016 - Hymn For The Weekend (feat. Beyoncé)
* 20 April 2016 - Paradise
* 05 May 2016 - Speed Of Sound
* 18 May 2016 - Up & Up
* 23 May 2016 - Up & Up
* 08 June 2016 - Up & Up
* 18 July 2016 - Speed Of Sound
* 22 May 2017 - Something Just Like This (The Chainsmokers & Coldplay)
* 04 May 2021 - Talk

## See also

* UK Singles Chart Number Ones
* 14 April 2003 (Album Chart Show) ‎
* 21 April 2003 (Album Chart Show)

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* UK Charts archive
20 June 2019

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Thurs. 20 June 2019. 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Join Janice for brilliant songs from the 60's right through to today. Janice also introduces fresh new music and artists from Wales.*

## Tracklisting

* AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
* Simon & Garfunkel - We've Got A Groovy Thing Goin'
* Edwin Starr - Stop Her On Sight (S.O.S.)
* Dusty Springfield - Just A Little Lovin'
* Rosehip Teahouse - Growth
* Hot Chip - Melody Of Love
* Phoenix - Too Young
* Daphni - Sizzling (feat. Paradise)
* John Cale - Paris 1919
* Happy Mondays - 24 Hour Party People
* Anna of the North - Used To Be (Clean Radio Version)
* The Real People - Believer
* Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger
* Flamin’ Groovies - Shake Some Action
* The Pooh Sticks - The World Is Turning On
* Garbage - Stupid Girl
* Ride - Future Love
* Seatbelts - This Is How We Do Things
* Beats International & Lindy Layton - Dub Be Good To Me
* Cheap Trick - I Want You To Want Me
* Foo Fighters - All My Life
* Aldous Harding - Horizon (Edit)
* Gruff Rhys - Liberty (Is Where We’ll Be)
* Richie Havens - Going Back To My Roots
* Apollo Junction - In Your Arms (Radio Edit)
* Richard Burton and Justin Hayward - The Eve Of The War
* Primal Scream - Country Girl
* Jeb Loy Nichols and the Westwood All Stars - You Got It Wrong
* Tony Joe White - High Sheriff of Calhoun Parrish
* Taylor Swift - ME! (feat. Brendon Urie)
* R.E.M. - Orange Crush
* Wildwood Kin - Never Alone
* The Stone Roses - Mersey Paradise
* The Byrds - Mr Tambourine Man
* Seazoo - Dig
* Georgia Ruth - Sylvia
* Gwenno - Golau Arall
* The Waterboys - The Whole of the Moon
Janice Long on TV

List of appearances by Janice Long on TV shows. See also: Top of the Pops (appearances)

For radio shows see Janice Long on radio.

TV
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### BBC One

* *Stopwatch* (BBC One, 7-part sport series for young people starting 02 September 1981)
* *Top of the Pops* - from 02 December 1982, see Top of the Pops (appearances) for full list
* *Live Aid For Africa* (BBC1, R1 13 July 1985)
* *Open Air* (BBC 1 weekly from 29 December 1986). Your chance to talk back to the programme makers. With Bob Wellings and Eamonn Holmes.
* *Wogan* (28 September 1987). Celebrating 20 years of R1. A live guided tour around Radio 1 as it's happening with Mike Smith , Bruno Brookes and JL.
* *The Great British Quiz* (1994)
* *Pointless Celebrities* (21 December 2012, 07 May 2016) - contestant
* *Celebrity Mastermind* (27 December 2016) - contestant

### BBC Two

* *Pop Carnival* - host for the edition on 23 August and 25 August 1983
* *Eight Days A Week* - guest appearance on the show on 04 May 1984
* *ORS 85* (from 11 January 1985) - Janice Long introduces her Radio 1 featured session band, eg. Strawberry Switchblade, Getting The Fear, Maxi Priest.
* *Rock Around The Clock* (20 September 1986). BBC2's annual all-nighter live from Studio 1, Television Centre, and the Town and Country Club, Kentish Town.
* *The Change The World Party* (06 September 1987) to mark the global launch of Sport Aid 88
* *The Life and Lyrics of Kirsty MacColl* (03 March 2001) - guest contributor
* *Top of the Pops - The Final Countdown* (30 July 2006) - co-host
* *Wogan: Radio 1 20th Anniversary Special* (09 May 2010) (rpt. of 1987 BBC1 show)
* *Celebrity Antiques Road Trip* (05 November 2013) - participant (with Ken Bruce)[1]
* *Bargain Hunt Famous Finds* (31 March 2019) - contestant (against Mike Read)

### BBC Four

* *How to Make a Number One Record* (17 April 2015) - narrator
* *Top of the Pops* repeats (2017-2019)

### ITV

* *Compulsions* (July 1987)
* *The Bottom Line* (1988)
* *Crosswits* (1992)

### NOW 80s

* *Janice Long’s Liverpool Legends* (2020) [2]
27 May 2000

## Show

**Name**: Music Live: Paul Weller in Concert

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Sat., 27 May 2000. 20:00

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *A special performance exclusively for Radio 2 live from the BBC Radio theatre. Presented by Janice Long.*

## Setlist

* see Paul Weller – *In Concert 821* (BBC Worldwide – IC 0821, BBC Radio International – IC 0821, 2000)

* also available on *Weller at the BBC - 13-Disc Digital Download Edition* - 'Disc 12: BBC Radio Theatre 2000'. (2008)
28 August 1986 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 28 August 1986, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC page

## Programme notes

* Janice's eleventh TOTP of 1986, and fifth of the year and eleventh overall with co-host John Peel.
* JP: "*Instead of the charts this week Janice is going to recite Gunga Din*", JL: "*To be or not be, that is the question*..!" (JP looks puzzled).
* JP: "*Once more into the breach, dear friends!*" JL "*He is so desperate to be an act-or!*"
* JL: “*Gary Davies next week on his own*.” JP: “*Yeah, nobody will work with him!*” [1]

* This edition was repeated on BBC Four on 08 November 2018
* Next TOTP 25 Sept. 1986

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (6) Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To…
* (9) Peter Cetera – Glory Of Love  (video)
* (16) Jaki Graham – Breaking Away
* (32) The Stranglers – Nice In Nice  (breaker)
* (28) Daryl Hall – Dreamtime  (breaker)
* (26) Cutting Crew – (I Just) Died In Your Arms  (breaker)
* (25) Bon Jovi – You Give Love A Bad Name  (breaker)
* (10) The Human League – Human   (JP: "..*the best record of the Top 20 this week"*, JL: "*Undoubtedly*")
* (1) Boris Gardiner – I Want To Wake Up With You  (video)
* (15) Janet Jackson – When I Think Of You  (video/credits)
Reg Brooks

**Reg Brooks**

*My Mentor: Janice Long on Reg Brooks* - independent.co.uk, 21 March 2005

> **JL***: Reg Brooks was at Radio Merseyside when I joined in 1979. He was a senior producer and just a lovely man. I was really happy behind the scenes as a station assistant, driving programmes and editing and sound balancing, but he was always encouraging me to go on air...*
>
>
28 March

## Shows

* 28 March 1983 (R1) - standing in for Peter Powell
* 28 March 1985 (R1)

* 28 March 2001 (R2)
* 28 March 2002 (R2)
* 28 March 2003 (R2)
* 28 March 2004 (6 Music)
* 28 March 2006 (R2)
* 28 March 2007 (R2) - Tiny Dancers (session)
* 28 March 2008 (R2) [1]
* 28 March 2011 (R2) [2]
* 28 March 2012 (R2) - Christy Moore (Spoken Word Session) [3]
* 28 March 2013 (R2) [4]
* 28 March 2014 (R2) - Maria McErlane sits in [5]
* 28 March 2016 (R2) [6]

* 28 March 2018 (RW) [7] - Dave Pearce (guest)
* 28 March 2019 (RW) - Zefur Wolves  (session) [8]

## Other shows

* 2019: A Long Walk With.. Holly Johnson (6 Music, rpt.)
29 May

previous day - next day

## Shows

* 29 May 1985 (R1)
* 29 May 1986 (R1)
* 29 May 1986 (TOTP) - with John Peel
* 29 May 1987 (R1) - *Singled Out*

* 29 May 2000 (R2)
* 29 May 2001 (R2)
* 29 May 2002 (R2)
* 29 May 2003 (R2)
* 29 May 2003 (6 Music)
* 29 May 2006 (R2)
* 29 May 2007 (R2)
* 29 May 2008 (R2)
* 29 May 2009 (R2) - The Chemists (guest) [1]
* 29 May 2012 (R2) [2]
* 29 May 2013 (R2) [3]
* 29 May 2014 (R2) [4]

* 29 May 2018 (RW) ) [5]
* 29 May 2019 (RW) - Ezra Koenig from Vampire Weekend (guest) [6]
Marathon Music Quiz (1984)

**Marathon Music Quiz** (1984 edition) was a day-long programme and charity event broadcast live on BBC Radio 1 from from the Solihull Conference and Banqueting Centre on Easter Saturday 21 April 1984. The quiz chairman was David Jensen and the two team captains were Paul Gambaccini and Mike Read with celebrities from the world of pop music. Commentary on this charity event was made by Steve Wright and Gary Davies.

The event included a live concert from Sade.

**Source**: BBC programme Index and *No.1* news items (see images)

## Links to Janice

* Janice participated in the marathon as a contestant.
* She broadcasted her regular show from the same venue, starting at 7.30 pm including at 7.30-8.0 and 9.0-9.10 Marathon Music Quiz Updates.
Althea & Donna

**Althea & Donna** were a Jamaican reggae vocal duo active between 1977 and 1979, mostly known for their 1978 number one hit "Uptown Top Ranking" .

## Links to Janice

Janice was undoubtedly a fan of Uptown Top Ranking which she would have known since it was first a hit. She played the record occasionally during her career.

## Shows played

all Uptown Top Ranking:

* 10 July 2009
* 04 May 2016
* 18 May 2011
* 24 May 2012 ‎
* 03 January 2018
* 11 January 2018
* 09 January 2020
* 19 November 2020
Furniture

**Furniture** were a British new wave band, formed in London in 1979 and active until 1991. They recorded three studio albums and released several singles, including their best known and only chart hit Brilliant Mind in 1986.

## Links to Janice

Janice Long was an early fan and advocate of the band. Their single Brilliant Mind was first broadcast as part of the group's first session for Janice in March 1985, over a year before eventually becoming a hit.

During her Radio 2 show in June 2010, Janice mentions that she had met Jim (Irvin) at the recent Ivor Novello Awards, although she hadn't seen him "in all these years".

## Sessions

Two sessions

#1 rec. 20-02-85, first tx 04 March 1985 - no known official release

* I Can't Crack / She Gets Out The Scrapbook / Brilliant Mind / It's The Unspoken Things\*

\*this track only features on a repeat on BBC 6 Music 20 January 2011.

#2 rec. 21-05-86, first tx. 12 June 1986 - no known official release

* Shake Like Judy / I Miss You / Love Your Shoes / Escape Into My Arms

*Furniture recorded one further session for Simon Mayo in January 1988*

## Other shows played

* 22 June 2010 - Brilliant Mind
* 01 September 2010 - Brilliant Mind
* 13 May 2015 - Brilliant Mind

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify
31 March

Only shows with known tracklistings, session artists or other known information are listed. External links to BBC Radio page with tracklistings are given, where available.

Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 31 March 1983 (R1) - standing in for Peter Powell
* 31 March 1984 (R1) - The Fire, The Cabinet

* 31 March 2005 (R2) - Emiliana Torrini (session)
* 31 March 2008 (R2) [1]
* 31 March 2009 (R2) [2]
* 31 March 2010 (R2) [3]
* 31 March 2011 (R2) [4][5]
* 31 March 2014 (R2) [6]
* 31 March 2015 (R2) [7]
* 31 March 2016 (R2) [8]

* 31 March 2021 (RW) Into The Ark (session) / Steve Cradock (Ocean Colour Scene) lockdown playlist [9]

## Other shows

* 2009: *Bargain Hunt Famous Finds* (BBC Two) - contestant
* 2011: *Steve Lamacq's Roundtable* (guest) (6 Music)

## Notes

1. ↑ *In Session Tonight* only lists The Fire as a Peel session; The Cabinet unknown
29 July

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From July only shows with known tracklistings, session plays or other known information are listed. External links to BBC Radio page with tracklistings are given, where appropriate.

Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 29 July 2009 (R2) [1]
* 29 July 2011 (R2) [2]
* 29 July 2014 (R2) [3]
* 29 July 2015 (R2) [4]

* 29 July 2019 (RW) - Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard (live from Glastonbury) [5]
28 May

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## Shows

* 28 May 1983 (R1) - The Alarm, Felt (sessions)
* 28 May 1984 (R1) - Bank Holiday Monday stand-in show
* 28 May 1985 (R1) - The Persuaders (session)
* 28 May 1986 (R1)
* 28 May 1987 (R1)

* 28 May 2001 (R2)
* 28 May 2002 (R2)
* 28 May 2003 (R2)
* 28 May 2003 (6 Music)
* 28 May 2004 (R2) - Phoenix (session)
* 28 May 2007 (R2)
* 28 May 2008 (R2) Aeroplanes (live session) [1]
* 28 May 2009 (R2) [2]
* 28 May 2010 (R2) - Robyn Hitchcock (live session) [3]
* 28 May 2012 (R2) [4]
* 28 May 2013 (R2) [5]
* 28 May 2014 (R2) - Hank Wangford (guest & Spoken Word session) [6]
* 28 May 2015 (R2) [7]

* 28 May 2019 (RW) - Amanda Lloyd and Gillian Harrington (guests) [8]
* 28 May 2020 (RW) [9]
Dusty Springfield

**Dusty Springfield** (Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien (1939 - 1999) was a British pop singer, recording artist and record producer. She had thirteen UK Top Twenty singles and three Top 10 albums between 1963 and 1968. Continuing to record and perform in the seventies and eighties, with limited commercial success, her career was revived in the late eighties through her collaboration with Pet Shop Boys with whom she recorded the hit single What Have I Done To Deserve This? (no.2 in August 1987). The duo also produced and wrote songs for Springfield's 1990 album *Reputation* which featured two hit singles including Nothing Has Been Proved for the film *Scandal*.

Springfield died in 1999 from cancer, first diagnosed in 1994.

## Shows played

* 20 August 1987 (TOTP) What Have I Done to Deserve This? (with Pet Shop Boys) - video

* 03 January 2011 - Goin' Back
* 03 May 2012 - Son Of A Preacher Man
* 02 May 2013 - I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
* 02 March 2016 - You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
* 03 May 2016 - I Only Want To Be With You
* 20 June 2019 - Just A Little Lovin'
* 27 January 2020 - What Have I Done to Deserve This? (with Pet Shop Boys)

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify
John Foxx

**John Foxx** (b.26 September 1948) is a British singer-songwriter, musician and artist, best known for his pioneering work in electronic music. He was one of the founder members of Ultravox in 1976, although left the group in 1979 after releasing three studio albums. He went on to pursue a solo career, most notably with the *Metamatic* album in 1980. He released a further three albums in the 1980s before retiring from the scene to follow other interests in graphic design and teaching. Foxx made a comeback in 1997 both as a solo artist and as a duo with Luis Gordon, bringing live performances of purely electronic music to the stage for the first time. In 2011 he began releasing albums as the John Foxx And The Maths project, again performing live with electronic music guru Benge, and other musicians including Hannah Peel.

The Maths' latest album *Howl* released in 2020, saw a new line-up with Foxx, Benge and Peel plus former Ultravox guitarist Robin Simon.

## Links to Janice

* Janice played tracks and singles from Foxx's mid-eighties albums and the musician played a three-track live session for her show in June 1985. The two met again on the radio in 2006 when Janice had moved to Radio 2, and remarked that they had not seen each other "for twenty-two years", after a Foxx concert at the Leadmill. Foxx performed a new session for the show, with his new associate Louis Gordon.
* Janice interviewed Foxx in March 2011 when featuring his first album released as John Foxx and the Maths, and again in October of the same year when he also performed a Spoken Word session.

## Sessions

**John Foxx**

* #1 live 20 June 1985 - released on *Metadelic*, deluxe edition (2013)
	+ In Mysterious Ways / Stars On Fire / Lose All Sense of Time
* #2 live, with Louis Gordon 18 July 2006 - no official release
	+ A Million Cars / Plaza / Slow Motion
* Spoken Word session 06 October 2011 - excerpt from *The Aleph* by Jorge Luis Borges.

## Shows played

### John Foxx

* 14 January 2010 - Underpass
* 06 October 2011 - Underpass
* 21 November 2017 - Underpass (7")
* 20 July 2017 - Underpass

### John Foxx & The Maths

* 04 March 2010 - Destination (single)
* 23 March 2011 - Evergreen (Radio Edit)
* 24 March 2011 - Evergreen (Radio Edit) / Catwalk (Foxx is guest on the show)
* 06 October 2011 - Evergreen (Radio Edit)
27 June

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**2021**: Janice tweets: "*Good Morning world from my hospital bed in Liverpool. Bored silly x*" [1] and later, "*I am reading Bunnyman a memoir by Will Sergeant*"

## Shows

* 27 June 1983 (R1) - Platform 9 "On the cheap with holiday and fashion bargains'"
* 27 June 1985 (R1)
* 27 June 1986 (R1) - *Singled Out*, Pete Shelley and Dee C. Lee.

* 27 June 2000 (R2)
* 27 June 2001 (R2)
* 27 June 2002 (R2)
* 27 June 2003 (R2)
* 27 June 2005 (R2)
* 27 June 2006 (R2) - Young Knives (session)
* 27 June 2007 (R2)
* 27 June 2008 (R2)
* 27 June 2011 (R2) [2]
* 27 June 2012 (R2) [3]
* 27 June 2013 (R2) - Brian Travers from UB40 (guest) [4]
* 27 June 2014 (R2) [5]

* 27 June 2018 (RW) Emily Maguire (guest) [6]
* 27 June 2019 Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 (live session?) (RW) [7]
19 May 1987

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Tues., 19 May 1987, 7.30 pm

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *with music on record and in session, plus special guests and features, including John Walters presenting a diary of his meanderings through the last seven days.*

* The new Top 40 was announced earlier today by Gary Davies on R1. Starship remained at no.1 with Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now, while Tom Jones was up to no.2 with A Boy From Nowhere. Marillion were the highest new entry at no.6 with Incommunicado, with Whitney Houston also a new entry at no.10 with I Wanna Dance with Somebody. Full chart here

## Sessions

* The Fall. #2. Rec. 13-05-1987. First tx.

## Tracklisting

* The Fall - There's a Ghost in My House / Frenz / Get a Hotel / Haf Found Bormann
Fun Boy Three

**Fun Boy Three** were a British new wave pop band, active between 1981 and 1983, formed by singers Terry Hall, Neville Staple and Lynval Golding after they left the Specials. The group released two albums and had seven UK top 20 hits, including two with Bananarama.

## Sessions

* none

*one session for Kid Jensen, recorded and broadcast in January 1983*

## Shows played

### Radio

* 17 June 2009 - It Ain't What You Do...
* 04 March 2010 ‎- Tunnel Of Love
* 07 May 2010 ‎ - The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum)
* 10 January 2011 - Our Lips Are Sealed
* 18 May 2011 ‎ - Our Lips Are Sealed
* 09 May 2013 ‎ - Really Saying Something (with Bananarama)
* 04 March 2015 ‎ - It Ain't What You Do... (with Bananarama)
* 29 June 2015 ‎ - Our Lips Are Sealed
* 01 December 2021 -‎ Our Lips Are Sealed

### TV

* 05 May 1983 (TOTP) - Our Lips Are Sealed

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Official charts archive page
30 July 2006 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC Two

**Date**: Sunday 30 July 2006, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* The final edition of Top of the Pops, listed as "The Final Countdown". The show was first broadcast on 1st January 1964.
* Janice was one of the many hosts present.
* *The Rolling Stones get the show started, as they did 42 years ago, with archive footage of The Last Time. Spice Girls, Sonny and Cher, Wham!, Madonna, Take That, Beyoncé and Coldplay are among highlights as the show bows out. Hosts include Sir Jimmy Savile , Tony Blackburn, Janice Long and Mike Read.*
BBC Radio 1

**BBC Radio 1** is a British national radio station owned and operated by the British Broadcasting Corporation. Since its inception in 1967, the station has specialised in modern popular music and current chart hits, targeting the 15-29 year age group.

## Links to Janice

Janice Long started working at the station with her own show from late 1982. She was the first female to have her own 'named' show. Only Anne Nightingale had precede her with the regular request show. She was allegedly discovered by Paul Gambaccini in 1981 who was interviewed by Janice during a book tour that year. She was contacted by Radio 1 controllers and almost immediately taken on as a newcomer in December 1982 (together with Gary Davies).

She continued her regular Saturday evening shows and the occasional weekday stand-ins, progressing to her own late evening weekday show. She also duly hosted the Radio 1 Roadshow during the summer and *Top of the Pops* on TV.

## **Janice Long shows**

First *Janice Long* show: 04 December 1982

Final *Janice Long* show: 30 December 1987

## Other regular shows

* *Platform 9 -* weekly show from Monday 18 April 1983 until 26 September 1983.
* *Select-a-Disc* 1984-1985
* *Radio 1 Roadshow* - see page

## Special shows

* *Janice Long Liverpool Special* 31 December 1983
* *A Band's Guide to The Music Industry* - 02 January 1984
* *Who's That Girl?* from 28 April 1984
* *Janice Long's Edinburgh Gathering* - 1985
* *Live Aid for Africa -* 1985
* *Listen to What the Man Says* - 1985
* *Radiothon 85 -* 1985
* *Janice Long and John Peel's New Year's Eve Party* - 1985
* *Substance* 27 February & 05 March 1988
* *21 Years of Radio 1 -* October 1988 (archive recordings)
* *Classic Documentary* (1990) - repeat of conversations with Rod Stewart

See also
* BBC Radio 2
* BBC Radio Wales
* Top of the Pops (appearances)
Amy Winehouse

**Amy Winehouse** (b.1983 d.2011) was a British singer and songwriter.

## Links to Janice

Janice Long is widely attributed as "discovering" Winehouse, being the first to present Winehouse on national radio in 2003.

See also: Amy Winehouse at the BBC

## Sessions

Two live sessions.

* 1. First broadcast 19 September 2003
	+ Stronger Than Me (live) / There's No Greater Love (live) / In My Bed (live)

* 2. First broadcast 04 October 2004
	+ No Greater Love / Mr Magic Through the Smoke

Selected tracks feature on *Amy Winehouse Through The Years*, first broadcast 26 December 2011.

## Other shows played

* 11 January 2011 - You Know I'm No Good
* 14 January 2016 - Love Is A Losing Game
* 11 January 2018 - Tears Dry On Their Own
* 07 January 2020 - Our Day Will Come

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
28 September 2019

## Show

Name: *The Beatles Downloaded - The Official UK Top 60: Part 1*

Station: BBC Radio 2 Beatles

Date: Saturday 28 September 2019, 5.00 pm

Source: BBC

## Programme notes

* Janice Long kicks off the countdown of the Top 60 most streamed and downloaded Beatles songs in the UK. Janice will playing the hits from number 60 to 31. (Part was presented by Greg James the day after at the same time)

## Records played

* All Beatles songs - see official page for tracklisting
Roundtable

**Roundtable** (sometimes billed as "Round Table") is a long-running BBC Radio weekly series in which new releases in rock and pop music are reviewed and discussed by a group of experts. Originally broadcast on BBC Radio 1 in 1970, hosted by Rosko (the show was also billed as 'Rosko's Round Table'), the reviewing panel comprised only DJ colleagues, although the format was later changed to include a regular DJ host and one or more guest reviewers.

The show was taken off the air for a period from autumn 1976 until early 1979 when David 'Kid' Jensen became host, followed by Richard Skinner from 1981 (with occasional "subs") until September 1985. The hour-long show was usually broadcast live on Friday late afternoons.

The format was revived and re-branded by Radio 1 as Singled Out in May 1986, and ran until June 1990. It was again re-branded as *Collins and Maconie's Hit Parade* from May 1994 running until June 1997. With the advent of BBC Radio 6 Music, Andrew Collins revived the format again as 'Roundtable' from February 2003. The show has remained on 6 Music since then and since 2007 is a part of Steve Lamacq's show, usually broadcast on a Thursday afternoon and billed as "Steve Lamacq's Roundtable".[1]

## Links to Janice

Janice Long became the regular host of the show when it was re-branded as *Singled Out* in May 1986, and remained in the position until October 1987 when it was taken over by Mike Read.

Janice has been a guest reviewer during the show's time on 6 Music.

## Shows

as host:

* see *Singled Out*

as guest

* 21 June 1985 - host Richard Skinner, also with Feargal Sharkey and Kim Wilde

(the following all as "*Steve Lamacq's Roundtable*"):

* 04 February 2010
* 31 March 2011
* 08 September 2011
* 08 December 2011
* 26 April 2012
* 26 July 2012
* 28 February 2013
* 30 May 2013
* 12 September 2013
* 28 August 2014
* 30 July 2015
* 25 August 2015 (hosted by Tom Ravenscroft)

## Notes

1. ↑ as listed in *Melody Maker*, 22 June 1985, p.33
24 May

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## Shows

* 24 May 1984 (TOTP) - with Mike Smith
* 24 May 1985 (R1) - *Select-a-Disc*

* 24 May 2000 (R2)
* 24 May 2001 (R2)
* 24 May 2002 (R2)
* 24 May 2003 (6 Music)
* 24 May 2004 (R2)
* 24 May 2004 (6 Music) - Coldplay (archive live set)
* 24 May 2005 (R2)
* 24 May 2006 (R2) - Breaks Co-op (live session)
* 24 May 2007 (R2)
* 24 May 2010 (R2) [1]
* 24 May 2011 (R2) [2]
* 24 May 2012 (R2) [3]
* 24 May 2013 (R2) [4]
* 24 May 2016 (R2) [5]

* 24 May 2018 (RW) [6] - Janice's Biggest Weekend Build-up, Buzzard, Rainbow Maniac and Rachel K Collier (all live).

## Other shows

* **2014**: 03 December 1987 (TOTP) - BBC Four, rpt.
Getting The Fear

**Getting The Fear** were a goth / post-punk group formed by three former members of The Southern Death Cult with the addition of Bee (Paul Hampshire) on vocals. they released one single LAst Salute in 1984. A compilation album *Death Is Bigger 1984-85* was released in 2021.

## Links to Janice

Janice featured Getting The Fear as her 'band to watch' on *ORS 85*, 25 January edition.

from compulsiononline.com

> I never saw Getting The Fear, I was too young. I did however catch them on the Oxford Road Show where they were interviewed and performed 'Yurune', a song about teenage Berlin junkie, prostitute and Bowie fanatic Christiane F., where Bee stripped off his top to reveal his pierced nipples and navel to a BBC2 teatime audience. For a short time at least Getting The Fear were everywhere. "85 is going to be a good year; the year for Getting The Fear" Aky optimistically stated to Janice Long. He wasn't far wrong...[..] Bee's influences were, as he told Janice Long on the Oxford Road Show, Patti Smith lyrically and Throbbing Gristle musically..[..] 'Yurune' due to its appearance on a Janice Long BBC session soundtracked the group's sole TV performance on the Oxford Road Show resulting in one of Getting The Fear's most accessible songs filled with punk-funk guitars and a rhythm section of booming bass tones and powerful rhythms as Bee extrapolated on the torrid life of teenage Berlin junkie prostitute Christiane F. in a track revelling in the sleazy and sensual...[..] Fame, which Buzz told Janice Long on the Oxford Road Show they all wanted, ultimately eluded them.
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## Session

1. rec.31-10-1984, first tx 21 November 1984 - no known commercial release

* Coming Down Fast / Sometimes / Swell / Yurune
Louise Wener

**Louise Wener** (b.1966) is a British writer, singer, songwriter and guitarist of the band Sleeper.

In 2012 she published *Just for One Day: Adventures in Britpop.*

## Links to Janice

Wener was guest on Janice's programme twice.

23 June 2010 - "*author, mother, and poker player*" talking about her book *Different for Girls*.

01 April 2019 - discussing Britpop, the new Sleeper album *The Modern Age* and tour. She also mentions meeting and recording with George Michael (Janice also has a G. Michael anecdote).

Wener also co-wrote the BBC Radio 4 radio play *Queens of Noise* for BBC Radio 4's 15 Minute Drama series, first broadcast in 2014. The final episode of the series featured Janice Long, as herself.

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Amazon page
30 June

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## Shows

* 30 June 1984 (R1) - no show listing because of Summer of 84 Concert from Wembley, although *In Session Tonight* lists Act Fuseli in session.
* 30 June 1985 (R1) - Janice Long & Bruno Brookes (Radio 1 Roadshow - Battersea Park)
* 30 June 1986 (R1)
* 30 June 1987 (R1)

* 30 June 2000 (R2)
* 30 June 2003 (R2)
* 30 June 2003 (6 Music)
* 30 June 2004 (R2)
* 30 June 2004 (6 Music) - archive sets
* 30 June 2005 (R2) - Paul Brady (session)
* 30 June 2006 (R2) - Karine Polwart (session)
* 30 June 2008 (R2)
* 30 June 2009 (R2) [1]
* 30 June 2010 (R2) [2]
* 30 June 2011 (R2) [3]
* 30 June 2014 (R2) - OJ Borg sits in [4]
* 30 June 2015 (R2) [5]
* 30 June 2016 (R2) [6]

* 30 June 2020 (RW) [7] - Dario G (guest & mix)
* 30 June 2021 (RW) - Adam Walton sits in [8]
14 April 2016

## Show

**Name**: After Midnight

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Thursday 14 April 2016. Midnight (Wed. night)

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Join Janice Long for music, chat and company right through until 0300. The show features R2's Record and Album of the Week, and Janice peruses the latest releases to bring you her personal playlist in 'Janice Loves'. The show also includes a Pause For Thought at 0045 and 0245.*

## Tracklisting

* David Bowie - Modern Love
* DB Boulevard & Moony - Point Of View
* Years & Years - Desire (feat. Tove Lo)
* The Beach Boys - Help Me Rhonda

MUSICAL MAP OF THE WORLD: ATLANTA, USA

* Brenda Lee - Sweet Nothin's

* DNCE - Cake By The Ocean
* Marlon Roudette - When The Beat Drops Out
* Dave Gahan & Soulsavers - You Owe Me
* Keane - Sovereign Light Cafe
* Mayer Hawthorne - Love Like That
* Jamiroquai - Cosmic Girl
* The Gaslight Anthem - The Diamond Church Street Choir
* Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey
* Chuck Berry - Nadine (Is It You?)
* Orange Juice - Rip It Up
* Manic Street Preachers - Your Love Alone Is Not Enough (feat. Nina Persson)
* Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You
* Santana & Ronald Isley - Love Makes The World Go Round
* Neil Young - Heart Of Gold
* Lissie - Hero
* Thompson Twins - Love On Your Side

JANICE LOVES...

* NYTCLUB - Call Your Friends

* The Police - De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
* Cherry Ghost - People Help The People
* Ben Montague - We Start Over
* Leon Bridges - River

3-2-1: VIDEOTAPE

* Original Dodger - Re-Rewind (The Crowd Say Bo Selecta) (feat. Craig David)
* Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros - Home
* LCD Soundsystem - Watch The Tapes (Instrumental)
* Dollar - Videotheque

* Florrie - Real Love
* Kirsty MacColl - A New England

RADIO 2'S RECORD OF THE WEEK

* Gregory Porter - Don't Lose Your Steam
* Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug

* James - Nothing But Love
* The Beatles - Ticket To Ride

JANICE LOVES...

* The Charlatans - Trouble Understanding (Norman Cook Remix)

* Faces - Ooh La La
* Peter Bjorn and John - What You Talking About?
* Kathryn Williams - Jasmine Hoop
* Thomas Rhett - Die A Happy Man