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The show is called ‘The Red Thread’ because every song somehow connects to the next. Any possible way it can be connected he will use- artist, title, however he can.   Some of the links are very sensible, some are very tenuous, and some are insane. Whatever you expect to be the next song, it won’t be!   On the show he likes to play songs not usually played on the radio too, you won’t hear the same old songs that other stations play.   The ‘older’ hour features music from the 50’s to around 1985, and ‘newer’ hour its 1985 to the present day.   The title of the show by the way comes from an ancient Chinese belief which states that there is an invisible red thread that connects each of us to all of the individuals who have been, currently are, and will in the future be important to us in our lives. This red thread  can stretch, twist, and bend… but will never break.

Each week will be playing the very best Northern and 70s soul classics all on vinyl. The songs played represent the beating heart which is Northern Soul and are being played in and around the venues of Northamptonshire

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Ross Macfadyen has been producing radio programming for the past 12 years. From 2011 until 2018, he was Music and Programming Director for Celtic Music Radio 95FM, a community of interest station in Glasgow. As a voluntary position, this role included a doing a little bit of everything there is to do at a community radio station. Central to the role was curating a music database of over 20,000 tracks and formulating playlists using Broadcast Radio’s Myriad Playout system. Ross was also executive producer for the station’s output from Glasgow's famous Celtic Connections and was instrumental in gaining coverage of other concerts and festivals, such as Perthshire Amber. His own musical tastes are eclectic, ranging from Mozart to Motorhead and all in between. The Folk and Roll Radio Show has grown out of the philosophy to play any music, as long as it’s good. A typical quote about Ross’s shows is “You never know what you’re going to get next” (Aileen, Edinburgh). So, from programme to programme, the sound may be different, with a little bit of Americana, Singer/Songwriter, Traditional Scottish and Irish, Country, Pop and Rock. But rest assured, there will always be plenty of Folk n Roll!

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The Sensational Sixties Show brings you the very best in music, jingles, radio ads and comedy spots from the swinging 60's.

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This show plays all the 1980 Classic Hits to bring back those happy 80's memories!

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The Sensational Sixties Show brings you the very best in music, jingles, radio ads and comedy spots from the swinging 60's.

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This show plays all the 1980 Classic Hits to bring back those happy 80's memories!

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The Golden Years is a show where I take a year from the 1960's to the present, and do a show with music only released in the selected year. Along the way I take a look back at what happened in the selected year in aspects such as Sport, Entertainment, Transport, Royalty etc etc.

This show plays the best in Soul, Motown, Reggae, Ska, MOD and anything Scooterist!

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The show is called ‘The Red Thread’ because every song somehow connects to the next. Any possible way it can be connected he will use- artist, title, however he can.   Some of the links are very sensible, some are very tenuous, and some are insane. Whatever you expect to be the next song, it won’t be!   On the show he likes to play songs not usually played on the radio too, you won’t hear the same old songs that other stations play.   The ‘older’ hour features music from the 50’s to around 1985, and ‘newer’ hour its 1985 to the present day.   The title of the show by the way comes from an ancient Chinese belief which states that there is an invisible red thread that connects each of us to all of the individuals who have been, currently are, and will in the future be important to us in our lives. This red thread  can stretch, twist, and bend… but will never break.

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The Golden Years is a show where I take a year from the 1960's to the present, and do a show with music only released in the selected year. Along the way I take a look back at what happened in the selected year in aspects such as Sport, Entertainment, Transport, Royalty etc etc.

Wake Up with Weechy from 8 am - 10 am every Saturday and Sunday. A great range of music from the decades, tunes you probably forgot about but love and some cheesy ones you love to hate!! Why not send in a request? @wakeupwithweechy on Facebook @wakeupwithweech on Twitter Email:Wakeupwithweechy@gmail.com A really easy listening show with Marks professional presenting. Mark has been presenting internet radio shows since 2010.  In 2012 Mark was a contestant on Britain’s Got Talent 2012 and has appeared in a Christmas McDonald’s advert. Get in touch with the show every weekend 8am-10am

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Saturday LIVE Rock Show playing LIVE versions of Classic Rock Hits. Special Guest Presenter All Requests Welcome  [...]

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Wake Up with Weechy from 8 am - 10 am every Saturday and Sunday. A great range of music from the decades, tunes you probably forgot about but love and some cheesy ones you love to hate!! Why not send in a request? @wakeupwithweechy on Facebook @wakeupwithweech on Twitter Email:Wakeupwithweechy@gmail.com A really easy listening show with Marks professional presenting. Mark has been presenting internet radio shows since 2010.  In 2012 Mark was a contestant on Britain’s Got Talent 2012 and has appeared in a Christmas McDonald’s advert. Get in touch with the show every weekend 8am-10am

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Ross Macfadyen has been producing radio programming for the past 12 years. From 2011 until 2018, he was Music and Programming Director for Celtic Music Radio 95FM, a community of interest station in Glasgow. As a voluntary position, this role included a doing a little bit of everything there is to do at a community radio station. Central to the role was curating a music database of over 20,000 tracks and formulating playlists using Broadcast Radio’s Myriad Playout system. Ross was also executive producer for the station’s output from Glasgow's famous Celtic Connections and was instrumental in gaining coverage of other concerts and festivals, such as Perthshire Amber. His own musical tastes are eclectic, ranging from Mozart to Motorhead and all in between. The Folk and Roll Radio Show has grown out of the philosophy to play any music, as long as it’s good. A typical quote about Ross’s shows is “You never know what you’re going to get next” (Aileen, Edinburgh). So, from programme to programme, the sound may be different, with a little bit of Americana, Singer/Songwriter, Traditional Scottish and Irish, Country, Pop and Rock. But rest assured, there will always be plenty of Folk n Roll!

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