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Bill Hughes tells Kieran Cuddihy all about Tears For Fears' classic 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'.
Bill Hughes brought in an all-time classic for this week's Essential Song - Aretha Franklin's version of 'Respect'.
Bill Hughes had one of his absolute favourites under his arm for this week's Essential Song. Soft Cell's 'Tainted Love'.

War - Edwin Star

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This week essential song with Bill Hughes was the classic hit War by Edwin Star.
Bill Hughes brings us another Essential Song. He goes to the early Noughties to pick out Pink's 'Get The Party Started'.
Bill Hughes brings George another Essential Song - one he has no doubt George will approve of. It's Al Green's 'Let's Stay Together'.
Bill Hughes is sure he has another winner of an Essential Song - Jim Reeves' "He'll Have To Go".
Bill Hughes has many stories to tell about Willie Nelson, and his essential song this week - 'Always On My Mind'.
Bill Hughes popped into studio again this week, with his latest choice. It’s the Waterboys – “The Whole of the Moon”
Bill Hughes made the sun shine brighter today by bringing George the essential song 'Lovely Day'; sung by Bill Withers.
Bill Hughes brings in another Essential Song, and this time it's for Ivan Yates. Will he be an Adele fan?
Bill Hughes is pretty sure he'll please George with his choice of Essential Song. Straight from the 1950s, it's Julie London and 'Cry Me A River'.
As 2016 draws to a close, Bill Hughes reflects on the passing of some of our greatest musicians of all time including David Bowie, Prince and George Michael.
Bill Hughes drops in to George to bring him the classic tune 'The Sultans Of Swing' by Dire Straits in this weeks Essential Song.
This week Bill Hughes essential song is Nat King Cole The very thought of you.
Bill Hughes brings George his Essential Songs from 1966, including classics from Dusty Springfield and The Beatles.
Bill Hughes unveils volume 2 of his Essential Songs of 1986.
Bill Hughes has more Essential Songs for George, this time from 1997. Can Bill convert George to music from the late 90s?
Bill Hughes brings us Volume 2 of his Essential Songs of 1970, including Smokey Robinson and Kenny Rogers.
Bill Hughes is back with this week's Essential Songs, as he focuses on the year 1993.
George was delighted, as Bill Hughes took him back to 1958 in today's Essential Songs.
Rick Astley, Dusty Springfield and Whitney Houston all feature in Bill Hughes' Essential Songs of 1987.
Not everyone sees 1983 as a classic year for music, so Bill Hughes is here to educate the masses.
The year when music came together to make a difference, Bill Hughes helps George to travel back to 1985 to experience some of the Essential Songs of that year.
It's the year of Bill Hughes' birth this week as we head to 1955. We look at the essential songs from this week of that year. Eartha Kitt, and Tony Bennett feature.
George is loving it as Bill Hughes brings him the essential songs from this week in 1968.
Bill Hughes brings Shane Coleman the Essential Songs of 1972.
Bill Hughes takes George back to the 1970s, and to a song that has been voted the quintessential 70s hit.
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