Show Notes
Comings and Goings
The program starts with English pop band The Moody Blues and their first hit Go Now. The catchy Come On Eileen by Dexy’s Midnight Runners is followed by the darling of JOY listeners, the wonderful Dusty with the poignant Goin’ Back. As usual there is a Beatle’s contribution Here Comes The Sun. Two legends, Dean Martin (Return to Me) and Elvis Presley (Return to Sender) display their talents. Aus performers Little River Band (I’m Coming Home), Kevin Johnson (Bonnie Please Don’t Go) and ex Queen of Pop Lynne Randell (Going Out of My Head) also feature.
Playlist
Go Now – Moody Blues
Please Don’t Go – KC & The Sunshine Band
Bonnie Please Don’t Go – Kevin Johnson
Come On Eileen – Dexy’s Midnight Runners
Goin’ Back – Dusty Springfield
Here Comes The Sun – Beatles
Return To Me – Dean Martin
I’m Coming Home – LRB
Going Out Of My Head – Lynne Randell
Chapel Of Love – Dixie Cups
Return To Sender – Elvis Presley
Baby Come Back – Equal
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