Posted January 2, 201313 yr Key: Bold = New Blue = Climber Red = Faller The following playlist is for the week commencing 05 January 2013: A-List Andy Burrows - Hometown / Light The Night Deacon Blue - That's What We Can Do Donald Fagen - Miss Marlene James Arthur - Impossible Josh Osho - Imperfections Madness - Never Knew Your Name Pet Shop Boys - Memory Of The Future Prince - Rock And Roll Love Affair Taylor Swift - Red The Justice Collective - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother B-List Bellowhead - Roll The Woodpile Down Lucy May - Paper Heart Matt Cardle - Anyone Else Mick Hucknall - I'd Rather Go Blind Paloma Faith - Just Be Robbie Williams - Different The Mavericks - Back In Your Arms Again The Rolling Stones - One More Shot C-List JD McPherson - Dimes for Nickels Nell Bryden - Shake The Tree Robert Vincent - Life In Easy Steps OUT Emeli Sandé - ALBUM: Our Version Of Events Jools Holland & his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra - ALBUM: The Golden Age of Song Kylie - On A Night Like This Olly Murs - ALBUM: Right Place Right Time Rebecca Ferguson - Shoulder to Shoulder The Killers - Here With Me The Rolling Stones - Doom And Gloom / One More Shot Record of the Week http://i49.tinypic.com/24osm83.jpg Emeli Sandé - Clown Released: 03 February 2013 From Our Version of Events Album of the Week http://i48.tinypic.com/2qktd0j.jpg Les Misérables: The Motion Picture Soundtrack Released: 14 January 2013 How is the playlist selected? The Playlist Committee, made up of producers and chaired by Jeff Smith, Head of Music Radio 2, meet each week to decide which new releases will be added to the station's playlist. The playlist contains about 30 tracks which are divided into three levels: A list which receives the most plays, between 15 and 20 per week; B list between 5 and 10 plays and up to 5 plays per week for the C list. The Radio 2 playlist is one of the most varied of any radio station in the UK and can include albums as well as singles. Before any track can be considered it must be commercially available or be within 3 weeks of commercial availability. Edited January 3, 201313 yr by liamk97
January 3, 201313 yr Interesting to see a soundtrack as album of the week! It's clearly going to be one of the biggest "compilation" albums of the year anyway. That seems like a very small total of songs on the playlist though :unsure:
January 3, 201313 yr Author Is Different a climber? I thought it was alisted before xmas? You're right, Robbie and Paloma should be in red as they are fallers.
January 9, 201313 yr Author Key: Bold = New Blue = Climber Red = Faller The following playlist is for the week commencing 12 January 2013: A-List Bellowhead - Roll The Woodpile Down David Bowie - Where Are We Now? Deacon Blue - That's What We Can Do Donald Fagen - Miss Marlene Emeli Sandé - Clown James Arthur - Impossible Josh Osho - Imperfections Madness - Never Knew Your Name Prince - Rock And Roll Love Affair Taylor Swift - Red B-List Haim - Don't Save Me Lawson - Learn To Love Again Lucy May - Paper Heart Matt Cardle - Anyone Else Mick Hucknall - I'd Rather Go Blind Nell Bryden - Shake The Tree Pet Shop Boys - Memory Of The Future The Mavericks - Back In Your Arms Again The Rolling Stones - One More Shot C-List Hannah Boleyn - When You're Gone JD McPherson - Dimes for Nickels Kristina Train - Lose You Tonight Robert Vincent - Life In Easy Steps OUT Andy Burrows - Hometown / Light The Night Paloma Faith - Just Be Robbie Williams - Different The Justice Collective - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother Record of the Week http://i48.tinypic.com/1603e9z.jpg Emilia Mitiku - You're Not Right For Me Released: 11 February 2013 From I Belong to You Album of the Week http://i50.tinypic.com/2z99njq.jpg Various Artists - The Trevor Nelson Collection Released: 14 January 2013 How is the playlist selected? The Playlist Committee, made up of producers and chaired by Jeff Smith, Head of Music Radio 2, meet each week to decide which new releases will be added to the station's playlist. The playlist contains about 30 tracks which are divided into three levels: A list which receives the most plays, between 15 and 20 per week; B list between 5 and 10 plays and up to 5 plays per week for the C list. The Radio 2 playlist is one of the most varied of any radio station in the UK and can include albums as well as singles. Before any track can be considered it must be commercially available or be within 3 weeks of commercial availability.
January 16, 201313 yr Author Key: Bold = New Blue = Climber Red = Faller The following playlist is for the week commencing 19 January 2013: A-List Bellowhead - Roll The Woodpile Down David Bowie - Where Are We Now? Deacon Blue - That's What We Can Do Emeli Sandé - Clown Haim - Don't Save Me James Arthur - Impossible Josh Osho - Imperfections Lawson - Learn To Love Again Madness - Never Knew Your Name Prince - Rock And Roll Love Affair B-List Emilia Mitiku - You're Not Right For Me Gabrielle Aplin - Please Don't Say You Love Me Love And Theft - Runnin' Out Of Air Mick Hucknall - I'd Rather Go Blind Nell Bryden - Shake The Tree Pet Shop Boys - Memory Of The Future Taylor Swift - Red The Mavericks - Back In Your Arms Again Toploader - Turn It Around C-List Al Lewis - Make A Little Room Hannah Boleyn - When You're Gone JD McPherson - Dimes for Nickels Kristina Train - Lose You Tonight OUT Donald Fagen - Miss Marlene Lucy May - Paper Heart Matt Cardle - Anyone Else Robert Vincent - Life In Easy Steps The Rolling Stones - One More Shot Record of the Week Dido - No Freedom Released: 24 February 2013 From The Girl Who Got Away Album of the Week Ben Montague - Tales Of Flying And Falling Released: 21 January 2013 How is the playlist selected? The Playlist Committee, made up of producers and chaired by Jeff Smith, Head of Music Radio 2, meet each week to decide which new releases will be added to the station's playlist. The playlist contains about 30 tracks which are divided into three levels: A list which receives the most plays, between 15 and 20 per week; B list between 5 and 10 plays and up to 5 plays per week for the C list. The Radio 2 playlist is one of the most varied of any radio station in the UK and can include albums as well as singles. Before any track can be considered it must be commercially available or be within 3 weeks of commercial availability.
January 23, 201313 yr Author Key: Bold = New Blue = Climber Red = Faller The following playlist is for the week commencing 26 January 2013: A-List Bellowhead - Roll The Woodpile Down David Bowie - Where Are We Now? Deacon Blue - That's What We Can Do Emeli Sandé - Clown Emilia Mitiku - You're Not Right For Me Haim - Don't Save Me James Arthur - Impossible Joe Cocker - Fire It Up Lawson - Learn To Love Again Madness - Never Knew Your Name B-List Alicia Keys - Brand New Me Andy Grammer - Keep Your Head Up Dido - No Freedom Gabrielle Aplin - Please Don't Say You Love Me Kristina Train - Lose You Tonight Love And Theft - Runnin' Out Of Air Mick Hucknall - I'd Rather Go Blind The Mavericks - Back In Your Arms Again The Overtones - Love Song Toploader - Turn It Around C-List Al Lewis - Make A Little Room Hannah Boleyn - When You're Gone JD McPherson - Dimes for Nickels Ron Sexsmith - Snake Road Sinéad O'Connor - 4th And Vine OUT Josh Osho - Imperfections {A-list} Prince - Rock And Roll Love Affair {A-list} Nell Bryden - Shake The Tree {B-list} Pet Shop Boys - Memory Of The Future {B-list} Taylor Swift - Red {B-list} Record of the Week http://i48.tinypic.com/1hf120.jpg Stereophonics - Indian Summer Released: 25 February 2013 From Graffiti on the Train Album of the Week http://i49.tinypic.com/qrlswh.jpg The Mavericks - In Time Released: 04 February 2013 How is the playlist selected? The Playlist Committee, made up of producers and chaired by Jeff Smith, Head of Music Radio 2, meet each week to decide which new releases will be added to the station's playlist. The playlist contains about 30 tracks which are divided into three levels: A list which receives the most plays, between 15 and 20 per week; B list between 5 and 10 plays and up to 5 plays per week for the C list. The Radio 2 playlist is one of the most varied of any radio station in the UK and can include albums as well as singles. Before any track can be considered it must be commercially available or be within 3 weeks of commercial availability.
January 23, 201313 yr I hope Dido moves up to the A-List in the next couple of weeks. Although "Don't Believe In Love" was A-Listed and did practically zilch on the charts! Nice to see Emilia of "Big Big World" score another Radio 2 smash to her name. :P
January 23, 201313 yr Random (but great) addition for Andy Grammer! I'd love "Keep Your Head Up" to be a smash.
January 24, 201313 yr I hope Dido moves up to the A-List in the next couple of weeks. Although "Don't Believe In Love" was A-Listed and did practically zilch on the charts! She should move up to the A list probably next week, although it's not out until 25th February, so I hope they carry on playing it until then. I think it should hit top 40, hopefully, she'll promote here this time. Her album's been delayed in the US until the end of March maybe so she can promote here, and then go to the US. As well, Dido will be a guest judge on The Voice UK! Edited January 24, 201313 yr by StephenN18
January 24, 201313 yr I hope Dido moves up to the A-List in the next couple of weeks. Although "Don't Believe In Love" was A-Listed and did practically zilch on the charts! Nice to see Emilia of "Big Big World" score another Radio 2 smash to her name. :P I'm still baffled how A-list support on the biggest station in the country can't help some great songs even make the top 200 e.g. Josh Osho's Imperfections
January 24, 201313 yr I'm still baffled how A-list support on the biggest station in the country can't help some great songs even make the top 200 e.g. Josh Osho's Imperfections Simple - the majority of Radio 2's demographic doesn't download music. Radio 2 can boost album sales and help them up the charts, but it has very little impact on singles as the majority of singles aren't available physically anymore.
January 24, 201313 yr Author I wonder whether songs/albums get any effect from being Record of the Week. Do they get specially mentions for the week on the show or something?
January 25, 201313 yr I wonder whether songs/albums get any effect from being Record of the Week. Do they get specially mentions for the week on the show or something? They get a nice little intro before they get played :P and some info about the coming album etc.
January 30, 201313 yr Author Key: Bold = New Blue = Climber Red = Faller The following playlist is for the week commencing 02 February 2013: A-List Bellowhead - Roll The Woodpile Down David Bowie - Where Are We Now? Dido - No Freedom Emeli Sandé - Clown Emilia Mitiku - You're Not Right For Me Haim - Don't Save Me Joe Cocker - Fire It Up Lawson - Learn To Love Again Stereophonics - Indian Summer Train - Mermaid B-List Alicia Keys - Brand New Me Andy Grammer - Keep Your Head Up Deacon Blue - That's What We Can Do Gabrielle Aplin - Please Don't Say You Love Me Josephine - Portrait Kristina Train - Lose You Tonight Love And Theft - Runnin' Out Of Air Robert Cray Band - A Memo The Overtones - Love Song Toploader - Turn It Around C-List Al Lewis - Make A Little Room Bastille - Pompeii Hannah Boleyn - When You're Gone Milo Greene - 1957 Petula Clark - Cut Copy Me Richard Hawley - Don’t Stare at the Sun Ron Sexsmith - Snake Road Sinéad O'Connor - 4th And Vine OUT James Arthur - Impossible {A-list} Madness - Never Knew Your Name {A-list} Mick Hucknall - I'd Rather Go Blind {B-list} The Mavericks - Back In Your Arms Again {B-list} JD McPherson - Dimes for Nickels {C-list} Record of the Week http://i47.tinypic.com/jzbcr4.jpg Josh Groban - Brave Released: 04 March 2013 From All That Echoes Album of the Week http://i49.tinypic.com/qmxr94.jpg Emilia Mitiku - I Belong To You Released: 11 February 2013 How is the playlist selected? The Playlist Committee, made up of producers and chaired by Jeff Smith, Head of Music Radio 2, meet each week to decide which new releases will be added to the station's playlist. The playlist contains about 30 tracks which are divided into three levels: A list which receives the most plays, between 15 and 20 per week; B list between 5 and 10 plays and up to 5 plays per week for the C list. The Radio 2 playlist is one of the most varied of any radio station in the UK and can include albums as well as singles. Before any track can be considered it must be commercially available or be within 3 weeks of commercial availability.
January 30, 201313 yr Author Shame that Madness has been taken off the playlist. :( I'm sure I Belong to You has previously been Album of the Week: I recognise that artwork.
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