Louis Walsh & Emmerdale's Jeff Hordley
Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley reveals why he loved playing bad boy Cain Dingle, while Louis Walsh give us the latest X-Factor gossip and explained why he loves Jedward - still.
After revealing that he isn't really playing the piano in the 麻豆社 ONE Christmas advert, Graham's first guests were 'Emmerdale' star Jeff Hordley, who plays bad boy Cain Dingle, and the soap's producer Stuart Blackburn. They spoke about 'Judgement Day', an episode in which Cain finally gets his comeuppance. Jeff's nothing like Cain, thank goodness. And we got an exclusive, Amy's baby is going to be called Kyle. (You have to watch 'Emmerdale' to appreciate how exclusive that bit of gossip is.)
After twelve, 'X-Factor' judge Louis Walsh popped in with all the latest news from the show as it enters its final stages. He also talked about Jedward, who are having the time of their lives apparently, and have fulfilled their dream by meeting Britney Spears. He also hinted that John and Edward would love to be the Irish entry in next year's Eurovision in Azerbaijan after going down so well in D眉sseldorf in May.
This week's 'I Can't Believe It's Not Better' song was 'Born With A Smile On My Face' by Stephanie de Sykes, who is not to be confused with Lynsey de Paul - a mistake Graham made. Stephanie, not Lynsey, reached number 2 in 1974 with the record, in case you were wondering.
In 'Grill Graham', James from Cookham, a single father, was looking for advice on how to deal with his 11 year old son who has started hanging around with a dodgy group of lads, and Jenny in Rotherham was anxious about being addicted to Facebook. Please don't add her or as a friend, or poke her... she's trying to wean herself off.
And in 'Tune With A Tale', Sandra Samwell of Peterborough, chose a little known Petula Clark song called 'Two Rivers' from 1966. The two rivers were the Thames and the Seine, just in case you're interested.
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Kim Wilde
You Came
- Kim Wilde - Singles Collection 81-93.
- MCA.
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Jack Johnson
In The Morning
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A Flock of Seagulls
Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You)
- Electric Dreams (Various Artists).
- Virgin.
- 6.
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The 'I Can't Believe It's Not Better' choice of Anne Croft in Hove
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Stephanie de Sykes
Born With A Smile On My Face
- The Seventies Album (Various Artists).
- Sanctuary.
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Military Wives & Gareth Malone
Wherever You Are
- (CD Single).
- Decca.
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Train
She's On Fire
- (CD Single).
- Columbia.
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The Musgraves
Last Of Me
- Promo Single.
- Lookout Mountain Records.
- 1.
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The Showstoppers
Ain't Nothin' But A House Party
- This Is The Modern World (Various Artists).
- Universal.
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Lady A
We Owned the Night
- Own The Night.
- Capitol.
- 1.
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Pulp
Common People
- (CD Single).
- Island.
- 5.
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Heather Nova
Higher Ground
- 300 Days At Sea.
- Essential.
- 1.
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Rose Royce
Is It Love You're After
- Sampled (Various Artists).
- Virgin.
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The Beatles
Bad Boy
- The Beatles - Past Masters, Volume 1.
- Apple.
- 16.
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Jasmine Ash
Starlight
- Promo Single.
- Lip Sync Music Ltd.
- 1.
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The Housemartins
Me And The Farmer
- The People Who Grinned Themselves....
- Go! Discs.
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Stevie Wonder
Living For The City
- Stevie Wonder - Song Review.
- Motown.
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Rod Stewart
Young Turks
- The Best Of Rod Stewart.
- Warner Bros.
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Mick Hucknall
Happy This Christmas
- (CD Single).
- SimplyRed.com.
- 1.
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'Tune With A Tale' as chosen by Sandra Samwell in Peterborough
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Petula Clark
Two Rivers
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Smith & Burrows
When the Thames Froze
- CD Single (Promo).
- B-UNIQUE.
- 1.
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Girls Aloud
Sound Of The Underground
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The X Factor Finalists, JLS & One Direction
Wishing On A Star
- CD Single.
- Syco Music/Sony Music Entertainment.
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As chosen by Louis Walsh
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Patsy Cline
Crazy
- Acuff-Rose Opryland Music: 50th Anniv.
- Acuff-Rose Opryland.
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The Rolling Stones
Start Me Up
- The Rolling Stones - Forty Licks.
- Abkco.
- 7.
Broadcast
- Sat 3 Dec 2011 10:00麻豆社 Radio 2