"English punk band Snuff. The album also features the group's hit version of the title theme from the film ""Hang 'Em High"". Side two with: Soul Limbo Soul Limbo is the seventh studio album by the American R&B band Booker T. & the M.G.'s, released in 1968 on Stax Records. The album was the first Stax LP issued after the label severed its ties with former distributor Atlantic Records in 1968. The title track is perhaps best known in the UK as the theme tune for BBC Television's cricket coverage and later for ""Test Match Special"". It features a marimba"
"production process and create a more seamless broadcast. The last day at Studio 6A will be January 4, 2019 with new broadcasts in Studio 1A starting January 7. ""Today"" host Dave Garroway selected Les Brown's ""Sentimental Journey"" as the program's original theme music, which was used during Garroway's entire run from 1952 to 1961. In 1962, when Hugh Downs became host, Django Reinhardt's ""Melodie au Crepuscule"" was chosen as the new theme; it was replaced in 1963 by ""Misty"", an instrumental ballad composed by Erroll Garner and performed by Bobby Hackett and John B. Seng. ""Misty"" served as ""Today""s theme"
"evenings. He then joined Jazz FM in both London and the North West of England presenting a Saturday afternoon mix of sport and soul music. He took over the evening show when Smooth Radio went national & presented the show until January 2013. Andy Peebles' Soul Train was heard every Saturday from 8pm until midnight featuring The Quiet Storm. The last edition was broadcast on 28 September 2013. Andy joined Gold on 2 November 2013 to present Andy Peebles' Soul Train and the series ran until 22 March 2014. On 5 April 2014 the programme celebrated 40 years on the"
"London Symphony Orchestra). From these albums came the European hit songs ""Railway Hotel"", ""Lady of the Dawn"" and """". The latter tells the story of Moroccans fighting the French colonial power. He worked on these recordings with such fellow artists as Colin Blunstone and Roger Chapman as singers on ""Tarot Suite"". A version of ""Introduction (The Journey of a Fool)"" from ""Tarot Suite"" was used as the theme for the Sydney, Australia radio station, Triple M, from its first broadcast in 1980 until well into the 1990s. Over the course of May 2010, this theme tune, still based on the"
"series ""Haré+Guu"". TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia) ""TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)"" is a 1974 hit recording by MFSB (Mother, Father, Sister, Brother) featuring vocals by The Three Degrees. A classic example of the Philadelphia soul genre, it was written by Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff as the theme for the American musical television program ""Soul Train"", which specialized in African American musical performers. The single was released on the Philadelphia International label. It was the first television theme song to reach number one on the ""Billboard"" Hot 100, and it is arguably the first disco song to reach that"
"2015, producer, at the time, Stephen Humphries took Paul Miller to play his first ever game of bingo, with an outside broadcast that took place in an independent hall in Oxfordshire. The Paul Miller Soul Show is primarily music based two hour show with occasional requests made by listeners. The show is broadcast on Sundays between 7pm and 99m on BBC Radio Sussex, Surrey, Solent, Oxford and Berkshire, and repeated at 9pm on BBC Radio Oxford and Berkshire, and at 5pm on DAB only on BBC Radio Solent. It is generally hosted solo. Music featured includes commercially available jazz and"
"Smells Like Saturday Smells Like Saturday is a once weekly comedy/music/talk morning radio show presented by the puppet characters Zig and Zag. It is broadcast on Irish radio station 2FM and airs from 10:00-12:00 midday every Saturday morning. The characters present the show from the fictional ""Studio Z’ which Zig and Zag claim is their old spaceship from the Eighties; the ""Zogmobile"" which means they can often fly the studio to exotic locations during the show. The shows theme tune is The Moog Cookbook’s instrumental cover version of Nirvana's ""Smells Like Teen Spirit"" where the radio show derived its title."
"shortened by one hour and the broadcast location was shifted from XTRA Sports 690 to the Premiere Radio Networks studio complex in Sherman Oaks, California. As part of the broadcast deal bringing Rome's TV show to CBS Sports Network, ""The Jim Rome Show"" became a charter program of CBS Sports Radio upon its full launch on January 2, 2013. The three-hour program is a mixture of interviews, calls, emails, Tweets and Rome's own thoughts and analysis. The opening and closing theme is ""Lust for Life"" by Iggy Pop, and the show also uses ""Welcome to the Jungle"" by Guns N'"
"soul station ultimately remained active, truncating its name to Magic Soul from autumn 2016 onwards, and remains on air as the fourth station of the Magic network, with presenters including Lemar, Eloise Carr, Louise Molony and Miri Green. There is also a complementary Magic-branded music television channel available on the Sky and Virgin Media digital TV platforms in the UK, operating as part of the Box Plus Network jointly owned by Bauer. The channel plays classic and contemporary melodic pop hits. For a number of years, Magic ran a ""Mystery Voices"" competition in which listeners were required to guess the"
"In 2008, more episodes were 'discovered', including the pilot and ""The New Level Crossing"". The BBC broadcast some programmes from the series in February 2011. Starting 1 November 2012, 4 Extra began a run of the whole series using audio compiled from both the BBC's own archive and private collections, with intros and outtros re-recorded by original on-stage announcer Keith Skues. The signature tune is called ""Banjo Boy"" by Roger Roger, from the LP ""Mood Music Vol. 18"" in the Chappell music library. This music was also used for the signature tune of the British TV series The Mind of"
"The last live in-vision announcement was made by Simmons at 11.15 pm on Sunday 16 October 2016, marking the end of 57 years of transmission originating from Havelock House. In common with the rest of the ITV Network, the station aired specially composed signature tunes as part of its daily start-up routine. From launch until 1971, the opening theme was ""Seamus"" by the American musician, composer and bandleader Van Phillips, who had earlier written the theme tune of the popular 1950s BBC radio science fiction drama ""Journey into Space"". UTV's best known theme was ""The Antrim Road"", a classical symphony"
"1368 kHz AM (219 metres medium wave). It is also broadcast worldwide through the Manx Radio website. The title of the show is taken from Carnaby Street, seen by many as the epi-centre of Swinging London in the 1960s. The show commences at the conclusion of the 8:30am news bulletin and begins with the playing the show's theme tune, ""Crunchy Granola Suite"" by Percy Faith & His Orchestra. Williams then gives a brief outline of the chosen years of that week's show, together with the artists which will be featured, and concludes his introduction with the phrase; """"Let's get on"
"the original ""Swinging Cymbal"" theme were used occasionally by Alan as jingles in the show. By April 1970, the show used a new version of ""At the sound of the swinging cymbal"" arranged by former Ladybirds singer Barbara Moore and recorded by Brass Incorporated. This version is still used by the BBC today. The Propellerheads modernised the song in their 1998 re-imagining ""Crash!"" which was included on the second soundtrack of the movie . After joining BBC Light Programme from Radio Luxembourg in 1961, Alan Freeman used the piece as his theme music for ""Records Around Five"" and a year"
"The show's theme tune was ""Where I Find My Heaven"" by the Gigolo Aunts. The single reached number 29 in the UK singles chart in May 1995, when the series debuted, and was also included in the soundtrack to the film ""Dumb and Dumber"" at the same time. Among other music included was ""Dogs of Lust"" by The The, ""Screamager"" by Therapy?, ""From Despair to Where"" by Manic Street Preachers, ""Girls & Boys"" by Blur, ""God! Show Me Magic"" by Super Furry Animals, ""The View From Here"" by Dubstar and Oasis. A fourth series was initially considered. Writer Bernadette Davis"
"record label Kool Kat Music and the dance record producers Pete Waterman, Johnathan Woodliffe, Ian Dewhirst and Ian Levine. Former Casino DJ Richard Searling presents a weekly radio show on BBC Radio Manchester and BBC Radio Stoke plus SOLAR Radio (Sunday Lunch time 12-2pm) Sky 0129 dedicated to Northern Soul, whilst John Kane's Northern Soul is broadcast across various BBC local radio stations in the North of England. Northern Soul with Tony Deller is broadcast each week on Cambridge community radio station Cambridge 105. Australian DJ and PBS FM radio presenter Vince Peach absorbed the Northern Soul culture at the"
"programme based on listeners' suggestions on a subject suggested by Cowan, usually related to a news event from that week. In the second show on a Saturday, a team or player of the day is chosen, and a song is also chosen as a tribute to that team or player. A weekly podcast of the show is produced and is available on a Saturday. It does not include any content from the evening programme. The show is also available on the BBC iPlayer for thirty days after the first broadcast. The programme's theme tune is ""Let Me Clear My Throat"""
"wave radio station ""Wave 103"" as well as in a Strip Club in the game called ""The Pole Position Club"". It has also been used as the theme song for WWF ""Saturday Night's Main Event"" (aired on NBC as the introduction theme from May 1985 - Jan 1988) and FashionTelevisionChannel, as well as MTV's ""House of Style"". The song has been used as the opening theme for the internationally syndicated Canadian program ""FT - FashionTelevision"" since it premiered in 1986. The Animotion version was also featured in 1985 episodes of the daytime soap operas ""Days Of Our Lives"" and ""Guiding"
"out during the ""Tedious Link"" (the theme tune from ""Treasure Hunt"" is usually played in the background). The theme music from the TV comedy show ""Bottom"" was used as the ""bed"" (underlying music) for the feature but for January 2009 Chris Moyles unveiled a new purpose-written jingle and music. Around 9:05am, Vitty sang ""Let's get ready to ramble"", signifying the start of the feature ""Half-Time in the Show"", holding onto the last syllable for a good ten to twenty seconds, in the style of Michael Buffer. This feature was dropped on the show's return for the new year in January"
"D.C., with G. Gordon Liddy"".) Liddy had been a recurring guest on ""Miami Vice"" during its run. English radio presenter Paul Breeze adopted the tune to open his music shows on Blackpool's Kit Kat Radio from 1996 to 1999 and, more recently, he re-adopted the tune for Paul & Lucy's ""Best Kept Secrets"" show—featuring what's on news and interviews for the Blackpool area—on internet radio station Fylde FM during early 2010. In the Philippines, FM station DWFM or Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM use the music as the background music for its morning news program ""Punto Asintado"" which is presented"
"theme song and numerous jingles, is now in its fifth series. In 2018 transmission began of the adventure game show ""Spyschool"" for which he provided theme music and the entire underscore. As a performer Brown has featured on several radio series including the radio show ""Jammin""' with Roland Rivron and ""The Lee Mack Show"" for BBC Radio 2 in which he took part in many of the sketches. He has provided all the music and arrangements for British comedian Harry Hill’s TV, radio, live, recording and film work since 1997, and worked on his ITV ""TV Burp"" show as musical"
"or to speak regarding current issues. They also add a religious portion Biblically Speaking hosted by Bro. Eli Soriano. In 2007, Ben started prefacing lectures with ""were taking care of business"" when showing his subjects how Bitag would deal with the matter. Consequently, ""Takin' Care of Business"" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive is used as the theme song on one of their remixed ads, while ""Smoke on the Water"" by Deep Purple is also used as another theme song. Late in the show's UNTV tenure, it also added lifestyle-related segments. When the contract on IBC expired, Ben Tulfo did not renew. Since"
"series was from September 2006 until January 2007. It was shown on YTV's Bionix programming block in Canada and Adult Swim in the United States, with Bionix airing the show one day sooner. The arc started airing in the UK starting in September 2007 on AnimeCentral. The episodes use three pieces of theme music: one opening theme and two ending themes. The opening theme is Orange Range's single ""Asterisk"". The ending theme for the first thirteen episodes is ""Life is Like a Boat"" by Rie Fu, while the remaining seven used ""Thank You!!"" by Home Made Kazoku. The arc was"
"3pm. Commencing 2 July 2016, Blackburn presents a weekly four-hour soul music show, Soul and Motown Show, every Saturday from 6 pm to 10 pm, on London's DAB station Thames Radio on 2 July 2016. He also presents a weekly three-hour show, ""Tony's Blackburn's Playlist"" every Sunday from 4pm to 7pm on KMFM Radio, Kent. Blackburn has won two lifetime achievement awards from the Radio Academy, the second of which was to mark his fifty years of broadcasting. On 25 February 2016, Blackburn was sacked by the BBC in an announcement from Lord Hall, the corporation's Director General. It mentioned"
"Twisted Wheel, (where he also DJed), and took it to Australia in 1982, commencing a dedicated radio programme ""Soul Time"" in 1984, which continues and is believed to be the longest running Soul program in the World. The Northern Soul Show with Stuart Blackburn has been broadcast weekly across various internet radio stations since 2010, and can also be heard on Perth's British radio station UKWA Radio on 87.8FM in Perth's North Coast. Craig Charles represents Northern Soul in ""The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show"" on BBC's Radio 6 Music. Northern soul has influenced several notable musicians. Terry Christian"
"introductory music for much of each episode is ""Tico's Tune"" by Geoff Love (recorded by him under the name ""Manuel & The Music of the Mountains""). This piece of music has near-iconic status in Ireland as it was used as the theme music for ""The Gay Byrne Show"", a long-running and immensely popular morning radio show on RTÉ Radio 1. Background music and soundtrack pieces were composed for the series by Rónán Johnston. The opening credits are accompanied with the song ""Where's Me Jumper"" by The Sultans of Ping FC. ""Moone Boy"" aired its third and final season in 2015."
"TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia) ""TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)"" is a 1974 hit recording by MFSB (Mother, Father, Sister, Brother) featuring vocals by The Three Degrees. A classic example of the Philadelphia soul genre, it was written by Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff as the theme for the American musical television program ""Soul Train"", which specialized in African American musical performers. The single was released on the Philadelphia International label. It was the first television theme song to reach number one on the ""Billboard"" Hot 100, and it is arguably the first disco song to reach that position. The"
"TV commentary are sometimes available for purchase at grounds. From 1973 to 2007, ""Test Match Special"" was produced by Peter Baxter. Halfway through 2007, Baxter retired and was replaced by Adam Mountford, previously the Five Live cricket producer. Mountford was aged just one when Peter Baxter became involved with TMS. Format changes include the addition of daily live weather forecasts and reports on the domestic county championship for home series, plus an end of day summary with Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott. Calypso-tinged theme music from the track ""Soul Limbo"" by the American soul band Booker T. & the M.G.s"
"being removed from consideration from the Best Soap category. The series' original theme song was composed by Louis van Rensburg and performed by the Soweto String Quartet. Having been the theme song since the series' inception in 2000, the tune was considered ""iconic"" but was replaced in June 2015 with a new composition by Joe Niemand and Nomansland. The theme-tune is so well-loved that many viewers complained when the instantly recognisable tune was replaced by the newer more modern theme. In 2010, a cookbook featuring recipes inspired by the programme's characters was published. Characters featured include Hilda, Matrone, Charmaine, Maria,"
"co created (with Keb Darge) the world-wide Deep Funk movement through the club of the same name in 1995. At the time of writing (2016) he has a residence at South London Soul Train at the Bussey Building in Peckham, London. As a radio presenter, he has worked on many stations from Jazz FM, Solar and a regular on Southport Weekender Radio as well as many pirate stations. He was also the music programmer for Craig Charles' Funk and Soul show on BBC 6 Music for 4 years. Although not as a performer, Snowboy also co-organises the yearly 30s and"
"on-air radio presenter. ""Evensong"" has been replaced by another popular Sunday program, ""Hosanna"". Popular non-classical programmes broadcast by the station include the blues show ""Stormy Monday"", which has aired on Monday evenings for three decades, and for many years was rebroadcast nationally by the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) satellite service. ""Ultima Thule"", the station's Sunday evening ambient music programme has been on air for nearly twenty years and in 2005 became the first programme to be podcast on Australian community radio. Fine Music 102.5 is a member of the Australian Fine Music network which is a loose affiliation"
"Mi-Soul Mi-Soul, is a London radio station primarily playing Soul, R&B, House, Reggae and Drum & Bass, broadcasting on DAB and online. Mi-Soul was founded by Gordon Mac (formerly Kiss FM and Colourful Radio), with long-time business partner Martin Strivens. Having left Colourful in June 2011, Mac launched Mi-Soul as an internet radio station in July 2012.. It commenced broadcasting on the Switch London 2 digital radio network on 27th June 2015. Mi-Soul presenters and DJs include some of the UK's legendary names, including Lindsay Wesker, Jazzie B, Paul 'Trouble' Anderson, Brandon Block, Dr Bob Jones, and Dave VJ (all"
"The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show is a British radio programme, broadcast on BBC Radio 6 Music on Saturdays, between 6 pm and 9 pm, and between 10 pm and 12 midnight on BBC Radio 2 (dubbed the Craig Charles House Party). The Radio 6 Music show is presented live by Craig Charles and produced by Simon Hodge, Ben Appleyard and Snowboy for TBI Media. All varieties of funk and soul music are played, from classic tracks to the latest releases. It is the longest-running show on BBC Radio 6 Music, and"
"educational competition show ""It's Academic"", also on WRC-TV, Washington, D.C. Universal Love Universal Love is the third album released by Philadelphia International Records houseband MFSB. Includes a cover of The Nite-Liters's 1971 single ""K-Jee"" which was included in the 1977 movie and soundtrack ""Saturday Night Fever"". The instrumental song ""My Mood"" currently appears as a closing theme for the newscast presented on WRC-TV in Washington, D.C. It was a favorite song of news anchor Jim Vance; in tribute to Vance (who passed in July 2017), the song is still played at the end of the newscast. The instrumental song ""T.L.C."