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23 June 2020

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Tues. 23 June 2020. 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC, YouTube

## Programme notes

* *Janice has Miles Hunt from The Wonder Stuff in session, plus a mix from The Allergies' DJ Moneyshot.*

## Tracklisting

* Led Zeppelin - Misty Mountain Hop
* The Wonder Stuff - Who Wants To Be The Disco King
* Travis - A Ghost
* Vampire Weekend - A Punk (DJ Edit)
* Red Rum Club - Eleanor
* Toots & The Maytals - Got To Be Tough
* Garbage - Stupid Girl
* The Reads - Drawing Pictures
* The Hotrats - Big Sky
* Elles Bailey - Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You (feat. Midnight Band)
* Colorama - And
* Lesley Gore - Maybe I Know
* Kate Rusby - Manic Monday
* The Bar‐Kays - Soul Finger
* The Jam - Strange Town
* Wizzard - Angel Fingers

**AUDIO FILE BEGINS**

* Miles Hunt conversation and session
	+ Circlesquare (Janice Long Session)
	+ In My Sights (Janice Long Session)
	+ Don't Anyone Dare Give A Damn (Janice Long Session)

AUDIO FILE ENDS

* Kirsty MacColl - Terry
* Falle Nioke - Barké
* Echo & the Bunnymen - Villiers Terrace
* Apollo Junction - Sometimes
* Phoebe Bridgers - Kyoto
* Boy George - Frantic
* Dub Pistols - Stand Together (feat. Rhoda Dakar)
* DJ Moneyshot - Janice Long Mix Summer 2020 v2
* Gizmo Varillas - Out of the Darkness
* The Who - I'm The Face
15 January 1990

Monday 15 January 1990

Janice Long appeared on two separate TV shows on this day, both on BBC One.

Bazaar
* 3.25 pm *Join new presenter Janice Long in the marketplace of ideas. Among the items this week: Barbara Daly reveals some beauty secrets (this time for less than perfect skin); Stefan Buczacki helps your houseplants live longer; Lesley Waters kicks off the Bazaar Hearty Eater campaign on the high seas with filling, healthy meals; and Sally Ann Voak helps two motorway policemen keep fit. Also, did you know your rubbish can make money for charity? So don't throw anything away until you've watched this programme.*
* This was the first episode of the series.

Blankety Blank
* 8.00 pm *Starring Les Dawson. Join Les and his friends for lots of fun and frolics. His special guests this week are: Joe Brown, Bernie Clifton, Ian Krankie, Janette Krankie, Janice Long and Anthea Turner.*
* This was Janice's final appearance on the show
23 August 1983

**For the edition of Pop Carnival broadcast on this day, see 23 August 1983 (Pop Carnival)**

## Show

* Name: Janice Long - Peter Powell stand-in
* Station: BBC Radio 1
* Date: Tuesday 23 August 1983, 4.30 pm
* Source: BBC

### Programme notes

* *At 6.05 a review of the new Top 40 singles chart*
	+ Number One: KC & The Sunshine Band - Give It Up
20 December 1984 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 20 December 1984, 7.25 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* Janice's ninth and final TOTP of 1984, second of the year and with co-host Simon Bates.
* This was also the final 'regular' edition of the year.
* Foreigner's I Want to Know What Love Is is the highest new entry this week (SB: "*a future no.1*"). Janice points out that Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey plays keyboards on the track.
* Band Aid are at no.1 for the second week running, with Wham! "*still at no.2*". Full chart here.
* Bates points out he will be on Radio 1 on Christmas Day morning. Janice also had her evening show listed for that day.
* This edition was repeated on BBC Four on 17 November 2017

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (36) Roy Wood/Wizzard – I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
* (3) Paul McCartney & The Frog Chorus – We All Stand Together (video)
* (33) Bronski Beat – It Ain’t Necessarily So
* (19) Spandau Ballet – Round & Round (video)
* (37) The Council Collective – Soul Deep
* (26) Foreigner – I Want To Know What Love Is (video)
* (20) Thompson Twins - Lay Your Hands On Me (JL: *"brilliant people"*)
* (1) Band Aid – Do They Know It’s Christmas (video)
* (15) Ray Parker Jr – Ghostbusters (audience dancing/credits)
20 November 1986 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 20 November 1986, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* Janice's fourteenth TOTP of 1985, and sixth and final edition of the year with co-host John Peel.
* At the end of the programme, Gary Davies and Radio One Roadshow's Smiley Miley make an appearance, plugging their 'Initiative Test' fundraising exercise in aid of the charity Children In Need.
* Full chart here.
* This edition was repeated on BBC Four on 14 December 2018
* Next TOTP 11 Dec 1986
* See also: Top Of The Pops - The Story Of 1986

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (5) Europe – The Final Countdown
* (13) Simple Minds – Ghostdancing (video)
* (4) Swing Out Sister – Breakout
* (16) Erasure – Sometimes
* (19) Anita Baker – Sweet Love (breaker)
* (12) Nick Kamen – Each Time You Break My Heart (breaker)
* (11) Debbie Harry – French Kissing In The USA (breaker)
* (7) Bon Jovi – Livin’ On A Prayer
* (1) Berlin – Take My Breath Away (video)
* (10) Red Box – For America (video/credits)
1983

**1983**

Reference page for Janice Long shows and appearances (Radio & TV) and other notable activities during the year.

### Main shows

Janice Long
* Saturdays 7:30 pm, beginning 01 January 1983, 51 shows listed in *RT*
* Weekdays 4.30 pm, standing-in for Peter Powell
	+ weeks beginning 21 March, 28 March, 06 June, 15 August, 22 August, 24 October, 07 November, 21 November, 28 November, Boxing Day (Bank Holiday Mon.), 36 shows listed

*Select-a-Disc*
* standing-in for Peter Powell Fridays: 10 June, 19 August, 26 August, 28 October, 11 November, 25 November, 02 December - 7 shows listed

*Platform 9*
* Mondays 7:00 pm: 18 April 1983 - 26 September 1983 - 24 shows listed.

### Other radio shows

* *Roundtable*, as guest reviewer: 11 February 1983
* *Tony Blackburn's Saturday Show*, special outside broadcast: Sat 12 March 1983
* *Steve Wright*, special show Tues. 15 March 1983
* *The Great Rock 'n' Roll Trivia Quiz* as contestant: Sunday 20 November

TV
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### Top of the Pops

* 20 January - with Gary Davies
* 10 February - with Pat Sharp
* 21 April - with Richard Skinner
* 28 July 1983 - with Mike Read
* 15 September 1983 - with JS
* 20 October 1983 - with Andy Peebles
* 15 December 1983 - with Simon Bates
* 25 December 1983 - various

### Other TV shows

* *Saturday Superstore*
* *Pop Carnival*

## See also

* A Life in the Day of Janice Long, Record Mirror, February
08 March 2021

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Monday 08 March 2021, 10.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Records played

* Blondie - Dreaming
* No Rome & The 1975 - Spinning (feat. Charli XCX)
* Kirsty MacColl - Walking Down Madison
* Greta Isaac - Like Me
* Sidney Barnes - I Hurt On The Other Side
* Cha Wa - Wildman
* Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman
* Joe Strummer - Junco Partner
* Annakin - Parachute (feat. Ed Harcourt)
* The Human League - Mirror Man
* Becky and the Birds - With You
* Poly Styrene - Virtual Boyfriend
* Blur - Girls & Boys
* The Cranberries - Zombie
* Bradford - Like Water (session)
* Bradford - Skin Storm (session)
* Bradford - Rowing Boat Song (session)
* maddi jean - night alone
* Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now
* Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights
* Megan Wyn - Polaroid
* Cate Le Bon - Home To You (Live at Gwyl 2021)
* Damien Dempsey - Celtic Tiger
* Pretenders - Stop Your Sobbing
* 9Bach - Dial (live at Gŵyl 2021)
* Gwenno - Golau Arall
* The John Williams Syndicate - New Flag (feat. Petula Clark)
* Lita Roza - (How Much Is) That Doggie In The Window
25 December

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**Janice Long died on this day in 2021**.

Only shows with known track listings, 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

* 25 December 1983 (TOTP) (BBC One) - Christmas edition
* 25 December 1985 (TOTP) (BBC One) - Top of the Pops Christmas Party
* 25 December 1986 (TOTP) (BBC One) [1]
* 25 December 1986 (R1) - *Peter Powell's Christmas Show* - Peter introduces Janice Long and Simon Mayo as they celebrate Christmas in hospitals around the United Kingdom
25 December 1983 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Christmas Day 1983, 2.00 pm

**Source**: Popscene

## Programme notes

* Janice's eighth and final TOTP of 1983, and her first Christmas edition. Co-hosts are Simon Bates, Andy Peebles & Mike Smith.
* Janice is dressed in Dick Whittington panto gear, and Smith as Dame..
* Rather than the 'traditional' run-through of no.1s of the year, this edition was 'Part 1' of a general review of the best of 1983. Part Two was broadcast on 29 Dec.
* This edition has never been repeated (due to the participation of Mike Smith)

## Songs played

mostly non-chart except where stated

* Freeez – IOU
* Michael Jackson – Billie Jean (video)
* (24) Shakin’ Stevens – Cry Just A Little Bit
* Men At Work – Down Under (video)
* Bonnie Tyler – Total Eclipse Of The Heart (video)
* Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
* Irene Cara – Flashdance (What A Feeling) (video)
* Adam Ant – Puss ‘N Boots
* Duran Duran – Is There Something I Should Know? (video)
* Bucks Fizz – When We Were Young
* Lionel Richie – All Night Long (All Night) (video)
* Heaven 17 – Temptation
* David Bowie – Let’s Dance (video)
* UB40 – Red Red Wine
* (14) Billy Joel – Uptown Girl (video)
* (1) The Flying Pickets – Only You
* KC & The Sunshine Band – Give It Up (audience dancing/credits)
18 April 2012

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Wed., 18 April 2011. 00.00 (Tues. night)

**Source**: BBC & YouTube recording of interview and Spoken Word segments (see page)

## Programme notes

* *Michael Dennis, the 'Black Cab Poet' who inspired Janice's Spoken Word Sessions, joins her to talk about writing verses while driving passengers around the nation's capital.*
* *This week, Michael Dennis the man who inspired Janice's weekly Spoken Word Session is here at last! Janice met the "Black Cab Poet" on a journey from work last summer, when Michael shared some of the verses stored in the pocket compartments of his taxi. As the journey progressed, Janice began to take more than a passing interest in the power of the written word, and her Spoken Word Sessions were launched shortly afterwards. Michael speaks to Janice about writing poetry whilst driving passengers around the nation's capital.*

## Tracklisting

* Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
* Marlon Roudette - New Age

JANICE LONG WITH THE BLACK CAB POET MICHAEL DENNIS

* The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
* The Smiths - Ask
* Bobby Womack - California Dreaming

THE BLACK CAB POET - 'WHITE VAN MAN'

* The Isley Brothers - That Lady
* Manic Street Preachers - This Is The Day
* Billy Fury - Halfway to Paradise
* Jack Savoretti - Knock Knock
* Eugene McGuinness - Shotgun
* Rush - The Spirit Of Radio
* Propaganda - Duel
* Sandy Denny - London
* Iggy Pop - The Passenger
* Graham Coxon - What'll It Take
* Stereophonics - Maybe Tomorrow
* King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Third Swan
* The Kinks - You Really Got Me
* The Chameleons - Second Skin
* Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
* Andy Williams - Music To Watch Girls By
05 February 1983

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1 (BBC Manchester)

**Date**: Saturday, 05 February 1983

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *including the latest from the Northern scene, and Mark Miwurdz's personal view of Wot's 'Appenin'*
* On this day, *The Saturday Show* on Radio 1 at 8.00 am had been presented by Peter Powell "assisted by Keith Chegwin and Maggie Philbin. This was a tie-in with *Saturday Superstore* on BBC One which had also featured Janice in an outside broadcast.
* *Record Mirror this week carried a full page feature on Janice for their "A Life In The Day Of" feature. Tears For Fears, who had just released their new single Change were on the cover.*
* The no.1 single that week was Down Under by Men At Work, who also had the no.1 album in the UK. Southern Death Cult, Tracey Thorne and Aztec Camera were all in the Indie Top 10.

## Sessions

* China Crisis - first session, first tx., rec. 1983-02-01. No official release.

## Tracklisting

* China Crisis - Scream Down at Me, Red Sails, No More Blue Horizons, No Ordinary Lover (in session)
20 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

* 20 July 1984 (R1) - Radio 1 Roadshow - The Glebe, Bowness-on-Windermere

* 20 July 2009 (R2) - special programme from the Latitude Festival [1]
* 20 July 2010 (R2) [2]
* 20 July 2011 (R2) [3]
* 20 July 2012 (R2) [4] (*no tracklisting available*)
* 20 July 2015 (R2) [5]
* 20 July 2016 (R2) [6]

* 20 July 2017 (RW) Bryde (session) [7]
* 20 July 2020 (RW) Kev Minney (session) [8]

## Other shows

* **2018**: *Great Lives* - Kirsty MacColl (Janice guest contributor)
* **2018**: *Top of the Pops* 30 January 1986 rpt. (BBC4)
19 March

## Shows

* 19 March 1983 (R1) - D Notes, Harlem Spirit (sessions, both rpt.)
* 19 March 1985 (R1) - Skeletal Family (session)
* 19 March 1986 (R1) - Sophia George in concert
* 19 March 1987 (R1)

* 19 March 2001 (R2)
* 19 March 2002 (R2)
* 19 March 2003 (BBC 6 Music)
* 19 March 2003 (R2)
* 19 March 2004 (R2)
* 19 March 2007 (R2)
* 19 March 2008 (R2) [1]
* 19 March 2009 (R2) [2]
* 19 March 2010 (R2) - Dan Walsh & Will Pound (live)
* 19 March 2012 (R2) [3][4]
* 19 March 2013 (R2) [5]
* 19 March 2014 (R2) - Ian Broudie (guest and Spoken Word Session) [6] (BBC Sounds clip)
* 19 March 2015 (R2) [7]

* 19 March 2018 (RW) [8]
* 19 March 2019 (RW) - James Yorkston (guest & live)[9]
* 19 March 2020 (RW) - Adam Walton sits in [10]
11 April 1985 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday, 11 April 1985. 7.55 pm

**Source**: BBC Index, Top of the Pops official site

## Programme notes

* This was Janice's fourth TOTP of the year and second of the year with John Peel (third overall).
* There was plenty of cheeky banter between the two, especially when reading out the charts (see John Peel Wiki page)
* The show went out live and shown first time at a new regular time of 7.55 pm. (Janice's evening radio show tonight featured a live concert recording of The Stranglers).
* The Dream Academy made their first and only appearance on TOTP. The single went up to no.15 the following week although did not go any higher.
* Also on BBC One tonight, *EastEnders, Tomorrow's World* and the last in the series of *A Question of Sport*, while on BBC Two there's Yes, Minister and the second half of a live concert by Joan Armatrading.
* The show was first repeated on BBC Four on 16 February 2018.

## Tracklisting

(chart placing in brackets)

* (3) Tears For Fears – Everybody Wants To Rule The World
* (7) USA For Africa – We Are The World  (video)
* (18) RAH Band – Clouds Across The Moon
* (39) Foreigner – That Was Yesterday  (breaker)
* (34) Billy Connolly – Supergran  (breaker)
* (32) China Crisis – Black Man Ray  (breaker)
* (27) Phil Collins – One More Night  (breaker)
* (25) The Dream Academy – Life In A Northern Town
* (24) King – Won’t You Hold My Hand Now
* Top 10:
	+ (10) David Grant & Jaki Graham - Could It Be I'm Falling In Love  (video clip)
	+ (9) Paul Young - Every Time You Go Away  (video clip)
	+ (8) Phyllis Nelson - Move Closer  (TOTP clip)
	+ (7) USA For Africa - We Are The World  (video clip)
	+ (6) Alison Moyet - That Ole Devil Called Love  (video clip)
	+ (5) Go West - We Close Our Eyes  (video clip)
	+ (4) Sarah Brightman & Paul Miles-Kingston - Pie Jesu  (video clip)
	+ (3) Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World  (video clip)
	+ (2) Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasure Dome  (video clip)
* (1) Philip Bailey & Phil Collins – Easy Lover  (video)
* (23) Pat Benatar – Love Is A Battlefield  (audience dancing/credits)
16 January

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## Shows

* 1983 (BBC One) - The Young Enterprise Show (YES)
* 16 January 1985 (R1) - Fine Young Cannibals (session)
* 1987 - Singled Out (R1) - Simon Toulson Clarke of Red Box, and Tom Robinson

* 16 January 2012 (R2) [1]
* 16 January 2013 (R2) - Krissi Murison (guest) [2]
* 16 January 2014 (R2) [3]

* 16 January 2019 (RW) [4]
* 16 January 2020 (RW) [5]
1985

**1985**

Reference page for Janice Long appearances (radio & TV) and other notable activities during the year.

### Main shows

Janice Long
* Janice continues her early evening show, from 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm, before John Peel, Mondays-Thursdays. (95 shows)
* Regular features: John Walters' diary (Tuesdays); review of the music press (usually JW, Thursdays)
* One or rarely two session performances (sometimes listed in *Radio Times*)
* Occasional 'special guests' (usually Wed.) who talk about their 'favourite music'
* From October regular Thursday feature, "*Janice asks what chance there is of breaking into* ..."

Select-a-Disc
* Janice takes over the Friday afternoon Top 40 request show *Select-a-Disc,* from 05 April (4.30 - 5.30 pm) until 27 September, after which the show is taken off the air.

### Special shows

* *The Great Rock 'n' Roll Trivia Quiz* - Sun. 20 January, Janice as guest contestant
* *Action Special 85 -* 13-17 May (daily bulletins)
* *Marathon Music Quiz* - Sat. 25 May - commentary by Janice & Steve Wright
* *Missing - Presumed Alive* - Sun. 26 May
* *The Evening Show* - Thurs. 05 September, 'one-off' (pilot?) show co-presented with Toyah Wilcox
* *Listen to What the Man Says*, Sun. 22 December , Paul McCartney: A Man and His Music
* *Janice Long and John Peel's New Year's Eve Party* - Tues. 31 December

### Outside broadcasts

* *The Simon Bates Mystery Train Tour* - 19 & 20 February
* *Steve Wright* - 27 May, Herstmonceux Castle, The Royal Greenwich Observatory
* *Janice Long's Edinburgh Gathering -* 13 June
* *Simon Bates & Janice Long* - 23 June West Country Wildlife Park, Cricket St Thomas , Chard, Somerset.
* *Janice Long & Bruno Brookes* - Sun. 30 June, Jammin ' 85 in Battersea Park, London
* *Live Aid for Africa* - Sat. 13 July, Wembley Stadium, London
* *Radio 1 Roadshow* - starting with special show on Sunday 21 July ("*joining Adrian Juste at Haydock Park*") then from Monday 22 to Friday 26 July.
* *Radiothon 85* - Fri 11 October, with John Peel from The Ritz, Manchester
* *Steve Wright and Janice Long* - Tues. 24 December, joined by a group of special children for an Edwardian Christmas Eve party in the Banqueting Hall at Beaulieu Abbey in Hampshire.

TV
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### Top of the Pops

* 31 January 1985 (TOTP)
* 14 February
* 07 March
* 11 April
* 09 May
* 30 May
* 20 June
* 11 July
* 29 August 1985 (TOTP)
* 26 September 1985 (TOTP)
* 31 October 1985 (TOTP)
* 21 November 1985 (TOTP)
* 12 December 1985 (TOTP)

### Other TV shows

* *ORS 85* (BBC Two, 12 editions) - Fridays from 11 January - 29 March 1985
* *Live Aid for Africa* (BBC One, with Radio 1) - Sat. 13 July
* *Superdance 85* (BBC One) - Fri. 27 December, with Gary Davies

## See also

* Doc On One (podcast)
* The Long View (article), *Melody Maker*, June
* A Day in the Life of the Radio One Roadshow, *Smash Hits*, August

## Personal life

* Janice takes a holiday in S. Lucia, after finishing the Roadshow in Wales.
22 September

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## Shows

* 22 September 1984 (R1) - Shoot Dispute, Room to Move (sessions); *final Saturday show - possibly also feat interview with Morrissey (mentions upcoming live dates 24-26 Sept. 'this week')*
* 22 September 1987 (R1) - Into the Wilderness (session)*[1]*
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## Shows

* 22 March 1983 (R1) - sitting-in for Peter Powell; Record Race; Top 40.
* 22 March 1984 (TOTP) (BBC One) - co-host with Peter Powell

* 22 March 2007 (R2) - Calvin Harris (live session)
* 22 March 2012 (R2) [1]
* 22 March 2013 (R2) [2]
* 22 March 2016 (R2) [3]

* 22 March 2018 (RW) [4][5]
* 22 March 2021 (RW) - A Certain Ratio (session) [6][7]
24 April 1986 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 24 April 1986, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC, TOTP

## Programme notes

* Janice's sixth TOTP of the year and first with Dixie Peach
* JL: "*At no.18* *It's Immaterial - it's excellent! - Driving Away From Home"*
* Janice was also on Radio 1 tonight (see page)

## Tracklisting

* (17) The SOS Band – The Finest
* (5) Grange Hill Cast – Just Say No  (video)
* (8) Five Star – Can’t Wait Another Minute
* (26) Princess – I’ll Keep On Loving You  (breaker)
* (23) Level 42 – Lessons In Love  (breaker)
* (10) Madonna – Live To Tell  (breaker)
* (20) Aurra – You & Me Tonight
* (1) George Michael – A Different Corner  (video)
* (3) Queen – A Kind Of Magic  (video/audience dancing/credits)
19 September

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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

* 19 September 1986 - Platform 9 (R1) - JL goes dancing with John Travolta 's new film, *Stayin' Alive*.
* 19 September 2003 (R2) - Amy Winehouse (live session)
24 March 1986

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Mon., 24 March 1986, 7:30 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Tonight Janice is joined by Mick Jagger for an exclusive interview. Mick talks about his life and his music today and helps unveil the new Rolling Stones album, Dirty Work.*

## Tracklisting

* The Rolling Stones - Winning Ugly / One Hit (To the Body) / Too Rude / Dirty Work / Back to Zero / Hold Back, all taken from the album *Dirty Work*
* The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want (album, *Let It Bleed*, 1969)
* David Bowie & Mick Jagger - Dancing in the Street
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## Shows

* 17 April 1985 (R1) - James (session)
* 17 April 1986 (R1)
* 17 April 1987 (R1) - *Singled Out*

* 17 April 2000 (R2)
* 17 April 2001 (R2)
* 17 April 2002 (R2)
* 17 April 2003 (R2)
* 17 April 2003 (6 Music)
* 17 April 2006 (R2)
* 17 April 2007 (R2) - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (live session)
* 17 April 2008 (R2) - The Maybes (live session) [1]
* 17 April 2009 (R2) - Smoove & Turrell (guests) [2]
* 17 April 2012 (R2) [3]
* 17 April 2013 (R2) [4]
* 17 April 2014 (R2) [5]
* 17 April 2018 (RW) [6]
* 17 April 2019 (RW) - Keys (live session)[7]

## Other shows

* 2018: 21 April 1983 (TOTP) (BBC Four, rpt.) [8]
16 November

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Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 2006 (R2) - The Hazey Janes (live session)
* 2010 (R2) [1]

* 2017 (RW) - Chuck Prophet  (guest) [2]
* 2020 (RW) - Oli (session)
16 September

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Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 16 September 1981 - *Stopwatch* (BBC1)
* 16 September 1987 ‎(R1) - Psychedelia special.
14 January 1986

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Tuesday 14 January 1986, 7.30 pm

**Source**: Session release; BBC

## Programme notes

* *at 9.0 John Walters presents a diary of the last seven days*.
* It's Top 40 day and Pet Shop Boys' West End Girls remains at the top for a second week running. Bronski Beat are at no.3 with Hit That Perfect Beat, Fine Young Cannibals at no.17 (up from 35) with Suspicious Minds, The Alarm are a new entry at 29 with Spirit of '76 full chart here.

## Sessions

* Danielle Dax #1 rec. 01-12-1985. Available on *The Janice Long Session* (1987)

## Tracklisting

* Danielle Dax (in session): Fizzing Human Bomb / Pariah / Ostrich / Numb Companions
20 April 2016

## Show

**Name**: After Midnight

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Wed., 20 April 2016. 0.00 midnight (Tue. 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.*
* Ian Burden of The Human League was born in Newark-on-Trent. The track chosen was not written or co-written by Burden when he wwas in the band.
* Album of the week *Red Flag* by All Saints reached no.3 in the UK.
* You're Not Alone by Joe & Jake represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2016. The song came 24th (out of 26).[1]
* Cake By the Ocean by DNCE had gone Top 10 this week.Top 40
* Apollo Junction would eventually record a session for Janice on 25 November 2019.

## Tracklisting

* The Waterboys - The Whole Of The Moon
* Coldplay - Paradise
* Gregory Porter - Don't Lose Your Steam
* Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth

MUSICAL MAP OF THE WORLD: NEWARK-ON-TRENT

* The Human League - The Things That Dreams Are Made Of

* Rod Stewart - Walking In The Sunshine
* Johnny Marr - Easy Money

JANICE LOVES...PETE MACLEOD

* Pete MacLeod - Crestfallen

* Elvis Presley - Blue Suede Shoes
* Moby - Porcelain
* AURORA - Conqueror
* Manfred Mann - Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James
* Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind (Part II) Broken Down
* Turin Brakes - Save You
* Led Zeppelin - All My Love
* John Lennon & Yoko Ono - (Just Like) Starting Over
* Rick Astley - Keep Singing

RADIO 2'S ALBUM OF THE WEEK

* All Saints - Summer Rain

* The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
* DNCE - Cake By The Ocean
* The Stone Roses - Fools Gold

JANICE LOVES...APOLLO JUNCTION

* Apollo Junction - This Could Be The Day

* Elle King - Under The Influence
* The Kinks - Tired Of Waiting For You
* James Blunt - 1973
* Kacey Musgraves - Follow Your Arrow
* Leon Bridges - River
* The Coral - In The Morning

3-2-1: LIVING ON AN ISLAND

* Sandie Shaw - Hand In Glove
* Peggy Lee - Bali H'ai
* Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra - Aloha-Oe
* Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun

* Jamie Lawson - Someone For Everyone
* It’s Immaterial - Driving Away From Home

RADIO 2'S RECORD OF THE WEEK

* Joe and Jake - You're Not Alone

* Mott the Hoople - All The Young Dudes
* Santana - Anywhere You Want To Go
* The Isley Brothers - That Lady

JANICE LOVES...YOUTH HOSTEL

* Youth Hostel - Out of My Mouth

* Richard Ashcroft - A Song For The Lovers
* Frances - Don't Worry About Me
* Ryan Adams - Answering Bell
* Mayer Hawthorne - Love Like That
* Eddy Grant - Electric Avenue
19 September 2003

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Friday, 19 September 2003, midnight

## Programme notes

* This show is famous for being Amy Winehouse's first interview and live performance on national radio.
* See also Amy Winehouse at the BBC

## Songs played

* Amy Winehouse - Stronger than Most (live) / There's No Greater Love (live) / In My Bed (live)
* R.E.M. - Orange Crush

Stronger Than Most features on *Amy Winehouse Through The Years*, first broadcast in 2011.
04 May 2009

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Mon., 04 May 2009. 00.00 midnight (Sun. night)

**Source**: BBC;

## Programme notes

* *With the best live sessions, irreverent chat and the finest music to keep you going throughout the night. Including obscure, unlikely and lesser heard records in Tunes Of The Unexpected."*
* Bank Holiday weekend.
* Tunes of the Unexpected not highlighted in BBC listing.

## Tracklisting

* Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode
* U2 - Magnificent
* Fleet Foxes - Mykonos
* Chas & Dave - Ain't No Pleasing You
* Bronski Beat & Marc Almond - Love To Love You Baby / I Feel Love / Johnny Remember Me
* The Specials - Too Much Too Young
* Paolo Nutini - Candy
* Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf
* Nat King Cole & George Shearing - Let There Be Love
* Ben’s Brother - Questions & Answers
* The Who - You Better You Bet
* EG - Broken
* Depeche Mode - Somebody
* Pet Shop Boys - Did You See Me Coming?
* The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up
* Cherry Ghost - Mathematics
* Laura Izibor - Don't Stay
* The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset
* Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
* The Stone Roses - Ten Storey Love Song
* Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness
* Amy Macdonald - Run
* Honey Ryder - Choices
* Shed Seven - Going For Gold
* The Killers - The World We Live In
* Gary Go - Open Arms
23 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

* 23 July 1983 (R1) - The Gents, Porch Party (session)
* 23 July 1985 (R1) - Radio 1 Roadshow (R1) - Gaiety Green (Butlin's Holiday Camp), Pwllheli.
	+ Evening show: Paul Jordan with Exhibit B in session
* 23 July 1986 (R1) - Mike Smith's Royal Breakfast Show (early morning); then with Gary Davies from 11.00 am, plus regular evening show.

* 23 July 1987 (TOTP) - (BBC1) with Simon Mayo

* 23 July 2007 (R2) - Broken Dolls (session)
* 23 July 2009 (R2) [1]
* 23 July 2010 (R2) - Wild Beasts (live session) [2]
* 23 July 2012 (R2) [3]
* 23 July 2014 (R2) - Janice Long (Spoken Word session) [4]
* 23 July 2015 (R2) [5]

* 23 July 2019 (RW) - Eve Myles  (guest) [6]
* 23 July 2020 (RW) - Katy J Pearson (session) [7]
16 August

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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

* 16 August 1983 (R1) - standing in for Peter Powell (incl. new Top 40)
* 16 August 1985 (R1) - Select-a-Disc

* 16 August 2010 (R2) *Janice is back from her holiday...* [1]
* 16 August 2012 (R2) [2]

* 16 August 2017 (RW) [3]

* 16 August 2017 (R2) - A Long Walk With.. Alison Moyet

* 16 August 2018 (RW) [4]
* 16 August 2021 (RW) - A Flock of Seagulls (guests) [5]
25 January

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Only shows with known track listings, 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

* 25 January 1985 (ORS 85) - band to watch: Getting The Fear

* 25 January 2010 (R2) [1]
* 25 January 2011 (R2) [2]
* 25 January 2012 (R2) [3]
* 25 January 2013 (R2) [4]
* 25 January 2016 (R2) [5]

* 25 January 2018 (RW) [6]
* 25 January 2021 (RW) [7]

## Other shows

* 2018 - 31 January 1985 (TOTP) (BBC Four, rpt.)
26 May

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## Shows

* 26 May 1984 (R1) - *Who's That Girl?* - pt.5 Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders
* 26 May 1984 (R1) - Interferon and Montage Real
* 26 May 1987 (R1)

* 26 May 2000 (R2)
* 26 May 2003 (R2)
* 26 May 2003 (6 Music)
* 26 May 2004 (R2)
* 26 May 2004 (6 Music) - Thin Lizzy (archive live set)
* 26 May 2005 (R2)
* 26 May 2006 (R2)
* 26 May 2008 (R2) - Paul Weller (guest)
* 26 May 2009 (R2) [1]
* 26 May 2010 (R2) [2]
* 26 May 2011 (R2) [3]
* 26 May 2014 (R2) - Ian McCulloch (guest & Spoken Word session) [4]
* 26 May 2015 (R2) [5]
* 26 May 2016 (R2) [6]

* 26 May 2020 (RW) - Courtney Marie Andrews (Lockdown session) [7]
* 26 May 2021 (RW) - Art School Girlfriend (session) [8]
27 April 2012

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Friday, 27 April 2012. 00.00 midnight (Thurs. night)

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Great music and top chat after midnight on Radio 2, including indie classics and more unusual tracks in Tunes of the Unexpected. Plus, there's a special Theme Time Half Hour every Friday."*

## Tracklisting

* Noah and the Whale - Tonight's The Kind Of Night
* Kirsty MacColl - They Don't Know
* Sandy Denny - London
* Four Tops - I Can't Help Myself
* King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Third Swan
* T. Rex - I Love to Boogie
* Juan Zelada - Barman
* The Waterboys - Sweet Dancer
* Amy Winehouse - Back To Black

JANICE LOVES...

* Hot Chip - Night And Day

* ABC - Poison Arrow
* Kings of Leon - Crawl
* Billy Bragg - Sexuality
* Jessie J - Domino
* David Bowie - Sound And Vision
* Paloma Faith - Picking Up The Pieces
* Brandon Flowers - Crossfire

JANICE LOVES...

* Rachel Sermanni - Eggshells

TUNE OF THE UNEXPECTED

* Black Mountain - Night Walks
* Bruce Springsteen - We Take Care Of Our Own

THEME TIME HALF HOUR: SHAKESPEARE-RELATED SONGS

* Manfred Mann - Hubble Bubble Toil and Trouble
* B. A. Robertson - To Be Or Not To Be
* Dire Straits - Romeo and Juliet

* The Divine Comedy - Everybody Knows (Except You)
* Paul Weller - The Changingman
18 January

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Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 18 January 2010 (R2) [1]
* 18 January 2011 (R2) [2]
* 18 January 2012 (R2) [3]
* 18 January 2013 (R2) [4]
* 18 January 2016 (R2) [5]
* 18 January 2017 (R2) [6]

* 18 January 2018 (RW) [7]
* 18 January 2021 (RW) - Ashley Campbell (youngest daughter of Glen Campbell) [8]
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## Shows

* 24 April 1985 (R1) - Icicle Works (session)
* 24 April 1986 (R1) - The Flowerpot Men
* 24 April 1986 (TOTP) - with Dixie Peach
* 24 April 1987 (R1) - *Singled Out*

* 24 April 2000 (R2)
* 24 April 2001 (R2)
* 24 April 2002 (R2)
* 24 April 2003 (R2)
* 24 April 2003 (6 Music)
* 24 April 2006 (R2)
* 24 April 2007 (R2)
* 24 April 2008 (R2) [1]
* 24 April 2009 (R2) - The Virgins (session) [2]
* 24 April 2012 (R2) [3]
* 24 April 2013 (R2) [4]
* 24 April 2014 (R2) [5]

* 24 April 2018 (RW) Scott Matthews (live session) [6]
* 24 April 2019 (RW) - Adam Walton sits in [7]
10 October 2013

## Show

Name: Janice Long

Station: BBC Radio 2

Date: Thursday 10 October 2013, 0:00

Source: BBC

## Programme notes

* Neil Tennant from the Pet Shop Boys is in for a chat about the duo's new album 'Electric' ,working with British rapper 'Example' and his spoken word session is an excerpt from the Charles Dickens novel 'Bleak House'.
* Clip of Neil talking to Janice is available on BBC Sounds

## Records played

* The Cure - Friday I'm in Love
* The Feeling - Rescue
* Pet Shop Boys - Love Is A Bourgeois Construct
* Nilsson - All I Think About Is You
* HAIM - Don't Save Me
* Billie Holiday - Speak Low
* Pet Shop Boys - Inside A Dream
* Simon & Garfunkel - The Only Living Boy In New York
* New Order - Temptation
* Lissie - Sleepwalking
* Kenny Rogers & The First Edition - Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town
* Paul McCartney - New
* Soul II Soul - Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)
* Eliza Doolittle - Let It Rain (JANICE LOVES)
* Katie Melua - The Love I'm Frightened Of
* The Merrylees - For You
* Massive Attack - Teardrop
14 August 1984

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Tues., 14 August 1984. 4.30 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Beginning at 6.5 Janice reviews the new Top 40 singles chart, including at 5.30 Newsbeat with Frank Partridge*
* Janice is standing-in for Peter Powell who is doing the Radio 1 Roadshow this week.

## Tracklisting

unknown although the new Top 40 included the following singles which may have been played:

* new entries: Tears For Fears - Mothers Talk (38), David Sylvian - The Ink in the Well (37), Iron Maiden - 2 Minutes to Midnight (27 - highest new entry)
* new number 1: George Michael - Careless Whisper (knocking FGTH's Two Tribes off the top spot after nine weeks)

See full Top 40 here
16 November 2010

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Tues., 16 November 2011. 00.00 (Mon. night)

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Great music and chat to keep you up through the night, with live music sessions and your suggestions for a Tune Of The Unexpected.*

## Tracklisting

* Cream - I Feel Free
* Paul Simon - The Boy in the Bubble
* Kings of Leon - Pyro
* Massive Attack - Teardrop
* Pet Shop Boys - It's Alright
* Badfinger - No Matter What
* Saint Etienne - He's On The Phone
* Annie Lennox - Universal Child
* Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
* Cerys Matthews - Arlington Way

TUNES OF THE UNEXPECTED

* Heaven 17 - Play To Win

* Alice Cooper - Only Women Bleed
* The Undertones - My Perfect Cousin
* Camper Van Beethoven - Take The Skinheads Bowling
* Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Sister Marie Says
* Sugababes - Overload
* Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Profoundly In Love With Pandora
* Jimmy Cliff - Many Rivers To Cross
* Goldheart Assembly - Last Decade
* Hurts - Stay

TUNES OF THE UNEXPECTED

* Creedence Clearwater Revival - Travelin' Band

* Friends Electric - Golden Blood
* Kassidy - Oh My God
17 January

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Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 17 January 1983 (R1) - It’s Immaterial (session)

* 17 January 2011 (R2) [1]
* 17 January 2012 (R2) [2]
* 17 January 2013 (R2) [3]
* 17 January 2014 (R2) [4]

* 17 January 2018 (RW) [5]
* 17 January 2019 (RW) - Fatboy Slim - aka Norman Cook (guest) [6]

## Other shows

* 17 January 1984 - *Pop Carnival* (BBC Two)

## See also

* 1985 - *Smash Hits*: The Janice Long Story
15 September 1983 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 15 September 1983, 7.35 pm

**Source**: Popscene

## Programme notes

* Janice's fifth TOTP of 1983, and very first and last with co-host J Savile.
* This edition was not repeated on BBC Four.
* Next TOTP 20 Oct 1983

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (33) Kajagoogoo – Big Apple
* (3) Culture Club – Karma Chameleon  (video)
* (4) Genesis – Mama  (video)
* (36) David Essex – Tahiti
* (12) Big Country – Chance  (video)
* (32) The Truth – A Step In The Right Direction
* (20) Cliff Richard – Never Say Die (Give A Little Bit More)  (video)
* (9) Modern Romance – Walking In The Rain (rpt.)
* (1) UB40 – Red Red Wine (rpt.)
* (30) Monyaka – Go Deh Yaka (Go To The Top)  (audience dancing/credits)
18 June 1987 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 18 June 1987, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC page

## Programme notes

* Janice's fifth TOTP of 1987, and her first ever with Simon Mayo.
* Janice sports short hair with blue cap and baggy white jacket.
* She also had a regular radio show listed for tonight although it's unknown how it was broadcast.
* The Firm's Star Trekkin' had jumped up the charts from no.13 to no.1. ABC were back in the charts and back on form after a lengthy chart hiatus. U2, Erasure and George Michael were also all in the Top 10. Full Top 40 here
* This edition repeated on BBC Four on 14 March 2019.
* Next TOTP 23 July 1987
* A performance of the single Time Will Crawl by David Bowie and his band is alleged to have been recorded on this date for inclusion in the show. It was not broadcast however, apparently because the single dropped down in the charts and so was automatically excluded. However, this actually happened two weeks later (chart dated 05 July), so the planned show would have been for the first week of July and it is unlikely the recording was made so far in advance. (Watch video here)

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (8) Samantha Fox – Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me Now

* (16) Whitesnake – Is This Love? (video)
* (20) Tom Jones – It’s Not Unusual
* (14) ABC – When Smokey Sings

* (25) Chris Rea – Let’s Dance (breaker)
* (24) Janet Jackson – The Pleasure Principle (breaker)
* (21) Curiosity Killed The Cat – Misfit

* (1) The Firm – Star Trekkin’ (video)
* (26) Broken English – Comin’ On Strong (video/credits)
20 April 2006

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Thursday, 20 April 2006. 00.00 midnight (Wed. night)

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *With a live set from the Charlatans. Including at 1.30am Pause for Thought with Sharon Grenham-Toze.*

## Sessions

* The Charlatans, first and only session. Played live. Available on *The Best Of The BBC Recordings 1999 - 2006* (tracks 2.04 / 2.05)

## Tracklisting

* The Charlatans - Blackened Blue Eyes / City of the Dead (in session)
19 November

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Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 19 November 1983 (R1) - Comsat Angels, Foreign Press (sessions)
* 19 November 1985 (R1) - Chefs of Relief (session)

* 19 November 2009 (R2) - Patch William (live in the studio)[1]
* 19 November 2012 (R2)[2]
* 19 November 2013 (R2)[3]
* 19 November 2014 (R2)[4]
* 19 November 2015 (R2)[5]

* 19 November 2018 (RW)[6]
* 19 November 2020 (RW) - OMD (guests)[7]
26 June 1999

## Show

**Name**: The Saturday Music Show with Janice Long (from Glastonbury)

**Station**: BBC Radio 2 (88-91 FM)

**Date**: Saturday 26 June 1999, 3.30 pm

**Source**: BBC Index; Mixcloud

## Programme notes

* This is Janice's first full named show on Radio 2. She was standing in for Billy Bragg who was performing at the festival. She would next appear on the station on Wednesday 08 September 1999 at midnight (Tuesday night).
* This was the second day of the three-day festival, and 'baking hot' weather means litres of sunscreen ("and condoms!) are being distributed among the crowds.
* Hole: "*amazing knickers!*"
* Janice also mentions Blondie and Marianne Faithfull who were both appearing at the festival (possibly interviewed but not on audio file)

## Tracklisting

* T. Rex - 20th Century Boy
* *chat with Billy Bragg*
* Billy Bragg - Glad and Sorry (live, Faces cover)
* *trailer for The New Romantics* [1]
* Bob Marley & The Wailers One Love/People Get Ready
* *chat with Fran of Travis (remembering Glastonbury 97)*
* Fran Healey (Travis) - Driftwood (live acoustic)
* Van Morrison - Bright Side of the Road (JL: "*for my Mum and Dad - they love this!"*)
* Robbie Williams - Angel (JL: "*one of the highlights of last year*")
* *News*
* Pretenders - Kid (live Glastonbury, 1994)
* *chat with Glenn Tilbrook*
* Glen Tilbrook (Squeeze) - Truth (live, acoustic)
* *trailer for Squeeze concert on R2*
* David Bowie - Golden Years

*end of audio file*

## External links

* Glastonbury Festival - 1999[2]
26 April 2011

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Tues., 26 April 2011. 00.00 midnight (Mon. night - Bank Holiday/Easter Weekend)

**Source**: BBC; Mixcloud - Derek Brown

## Programme notes

* *Top chat, great music and the best live sessions to keep you going through the night. Includes rare tracks, remixes and unusual cover versions in Tunes of the Unexpected."*

## Tracklisting

* Talking Heads - And She Was
* The Mock Turtles - Can You Dig It?
* Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar
* Primal Scream - Movin' On Up
* David Bowie - Space Oddity
* Heathers - Reading in the Dark
* Doves - There Goes The Fear
* Elbow - Open Arms

*Terry Wogan trailer*

* Brenda Lee - Sweet Nothin's
* The Beautiful South - You're The One That I Want
* Hurts - Illuminated
* The Beatles - Rain
* The Clash - I Fought The Law
* The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There is a Season)
* Alice Gold - Runaway Love

*Royal Wedding (Chris Evans) trailer*

* The Ides of March - Vehicle
* Kings of Leon - Use Somebody
* King Trigger - River
* Neil Young - After The Gold Rush
* Suede - Saturday Night
* Leonard Slatkin and Saint Louis Symphony - The Typewriter
* Gary Numan - On Broadway (Live)
* Train - Marry Me
18 October

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## Shows

* 18 October 1984 (R1) - Cabaret Voltaire (session)
* 18 October 1984 (TOTP) (BBC1) - with co-host Gary Davies

* 18 October 2011 (R2) - King Mob (Spoken Word session) [1]

* 18 October 2017 (RW) - Idles (guests) [2]
* 18 October 2021 (RW) - King Hannah (session) [3]

## Other shows

* 2010 (6 Music) - Steve Lamacq, Radio Festival in Manchester (guest) [4]
16 September 1981

## Show

**Name**: *Stopwatch*, Ep. 03

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Wednesday, 16 September 1981 4.35 pm

**Source**: BBC Genome

## Programme notes

* Bobby Charlton , the former Manchester United and England star, and a legendary name in the soccer world, shows how he is passing on his skills to a new generation of footballers. Derby winner Walter Swinburn, partner of the fabulous Shergar, talks about the hard work behind his glamorous life as a jockey. And we'll also be looking at synchro swimming, and the skills and thrills involved in the comparatively new sport of cyclo trials. Introduced by Peter Purves, Daley Thompson, Nigel Starmer-Smith, Janice Long.
17 June 2013

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Mon., 17 June 2013. 00.00 (Sun. night)

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Great music and top chat after midnight on Radio 2, including indie classics and more unusual tracks in Tunes of the Unexpected.*

## Tracklisting

* Blondie - Atomic
* Fleet Foxes - Mykonos
* Olly Murs - Dear Darlin'
* The Crystals - Then He Kissed Me
* Depeche Mode - See You
* Bo Bruce - Alive
* John Lennon, Plastic Ono Band & Yoko Ono - Instant Karma!
* Fugees - Killing Me Softly With His Song
* Gary Numan - Cars
* Swim Deep - King City
* Faces - You Can Make Me Dance, Sing Or Anything
* Johnny Cash - I Walk The Line
* Belinda Carlisle - Sun
* Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby
* Daft Punk - Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams)
* Madonna - Ray Of Light
* Jamie Cullum - Edge Of Something
* Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
* Kirsty MacColl - A New England
* Lana Del Rey - Video Games
* Robert Vincent - The Bomb
* Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth
* The Wanted - Walks Like Rihanna
19 April 2013

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 2

**Date**: Fri., 19 April 2010. 00.00 (Thurs. night)

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Janice continues Radio 2's celebration of the human voice.*

## Tracklisting

* The Zutons - Valerie
* Bastille - Pompeii
* The Justice Collective - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
* Paul Weller - The Olde Original
* Dido - End Of Night
* Bryan Ferry - The 'In' Crowd
* Anna Corcoran - The Show
* Blur - Beetlebum
* Kacey Musgraves - Merry Go 'Round
* The Coral - Jacqueline
* Thea Gilmore - Love Came Looking For Me
* Taylor Swift - 22
* Ocean Colour Scene - Doodle Book
* James - Laid
* Kate Bush - Hounds Of Love
* Small Faces - Sha-La-La-La-Lee
* Al Green - Tired of Being Alone
* Édith Piaf - Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (No Regrets)
* Kirsty MacColl - Don't Come the Cowboy With Me Sonny Jim!
* Sparks - Beat The Clock
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## Shows

* 19 May 1984 (R1) - Thomas Dolby, The Fire (sessions)
* 19 May 1984 (R1) - *Who's That Girl?* - pt.4 Alannah Currie of the Thompson Twins
* 19 May 1986 (R1)
* 19 May 1987 (R1) - The Fall (session)

* 19 May 2000 (R2)
* 19 May 2003 (R2)
* 19 May 2003 (6 Music)
* 19 May 2004 (R2)
* 19 May 2004 (6 Music)
* 19 May 2005 (R2)
* 19 May 2006 (R2)
* 19 May 2008 (R2)
* 19 May 2009 (R2) [1]
* 19 May 2010 (R2) [2]
* 19 May 2011 (R2) [3]
* 19 May 2014 (R2) [4]
* 19 May 2015 (R2) [5]
* 19 May 2016 (R2) [6]

* 19 May 2020 (RW) [7]
* 19 May 2021 (RW) - Morcheeba (session) [8]

## Notes

1. ↑ Thomas Dolby not listed in Garner (1993), The Fire possible Peel session tx. March 1984.[9]