Electric Thunder Radio

Music wise here, we have Steve Winwood, The Pretenders, The Bangles and some Cameo on the way. The fight for the top is with Madonna, Bon Jovi, Boston and Human League. More great songs of the era “True Colors”, “Hip To Be Square” and “Shake You Down” do you remember who sang them? Enjoy!

Here in two parts we take you through the legacy that one Mr Mercury left behind. The good times, the bad times, and more importantly the music. Hit after Hit “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “Save Me”, “Innuendo”, “Radio Ga Ga”, “We Are The Champions” and so on and on. Many of the best of Queen to remember them by and (some would say) maybe one or two of their not so fondly remembered tracks, that are now as important as the best. This is part two of Queen – Through The Music. Enjoy!

Here in two parts we take you through the legacy that one Mr Mercury left behind. The good times, the bad times, and more importantly the music. Hit after Hit “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “Save Me”, “Innuendo”, “Radio Ga Ga”, “We Are The Champions” and so on and on. Many of the best of Queen to remember them by and (some would say) maybe one or two of their not so fondly remembered tracks, that are now as important as the best. This is part one of Queen – Through The Music. Enjoy!

There’s the whole Top 20, Top 10 albums, new music and all the relevant hits of the day. Calvin Harris, Marshmello, Jonas Brothers, Rita Ora, Wiley and co, and lots more to satisfy your musical taste. Enjoy!

This is the UK chart from February that year, Andy Warhol died Feb 23 this year. There were re-entries for some old sixties classics, The Blow Monkeys, Mental As Anything, Eric Clapton and the late Gwen Guthrie all make impressions on this chart. Reminisce, enjoy and make the world troubles go away (for a while anyway!).Enjoy!

You will have the entire Top 20 singles, some from the bottom half, and the album chart Top 10. Lots of new music around, and we take a flashback to 2014 and 1983. Enjoy!

Classic songs to see you through “How Will I Know”, “When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going”, “My Hometown”, “Small Town”, “Say You Say Me”, “I’m Your Man”, “Walk Of Life” and plenty more to tame that eighties fire inside. Enjoy!

His lifelong collaboration with Bernie Taupin as lyricist; has given us a lifetime of memories through his music. Songs described as some of the best the world has seen. Cementing his status as the biggest selling singles artist of the seventies in his native UK. We have all enjoyed his music from childhood to now. This is Elton John. Enjoy!

He is a cultural icon who transcended time with a musical legacy that was fun, often lacking in emotional content, but then could come back and knock you into touch with those emotions on “One More Try”, “Father Figure”, “A Different Corner” and "Jesus To A Child". He had his controversies that were media hounded, but at the back of it all was a humanitarian who was a giver and great philanthropist. As Andrew Ridgeley is about to embark on his 80s Playlist show on BBC Radio 2 next month, let’s go Through The Music of George and Wham! Enjoy!

01. Green Velvet – Bigger Than Prince [Hot Since 82 Remix]
02. Themba – Who Is Themba
03. Calvin Harris + Rag’n’Bone Man – Giant [Weiss Mix]
04. Sultan + Shephard – Head Over Heels [James Roe Mix]
05. Ben Remember – 002
06. VCMG – Flux
07. The DJ Lawyer – Sad Girls
08. Calvin Harris feat. Dua Lipa – One Kiss
09. Ummet Ozcan feat Mo-Do - Eins Zwei
10. Chemical Brothers – Got To Keep On [Riton Remix]
11. Dennis Cruz – Motherfucker!
12. Joris Voorn – District Seven
13. Cloonee – Be Good To Me
14. Disciples – They Don’t Know
15. Red Axes – Sipoor
16. Wankelmut – Here We Are
16. Charles J – Riders On The Storm
17. Oxia – Reset
18. Block & Crown – Fall Once Again
19. Cedric Gervais x Just Kiddin’ x Kyan – Good Things
20. Dustycloud x Tony Romera – Fantasy
21. Malaa – Addiction
22. MNNR x Stereoliez – Truth!
Enjoy!

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