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126. Rui Da Silva feat. Cassandra - Touch Me I know it’s probably only sold a couple of downloads but good to see it appear in the Top 200. Cracking tune!

I’m really looking forward to the Stereophonics Oochya which is out in March. Also looking forward to Arctic Monkeys, Liam Gallagher and keeping my fingers crossed for new stuff from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds too.

- Liam Gallagher's new album to get the highest first week sale of 2022 selling over 90k - Jess Glynne makes a comeback, but it's not as successful as her previous eras with only one Top 10 hit, but her album does get to Number 1 - George Ezra also makes a successful comeback with a Number 1 album - Arctic Monkeys new album debuts at Number 1 with sales of 70k - Abba and Queen continue to hang around the Top 20 album chart all year with their Gold and Greatest Hits albums - Becky Hill to release a big summer smash hit dance-pop single that does well over the summer - Ladbaby scores fifth consecutive Christmas Number 1 single - Ed Sheeran and Elton John release another Christmas single - Clean Bandit continue to throw tracks out to try and get hits as does David Guetta - We get no new music from Calvin Harris, but we do get a few Love Regenerator tracks - Robbie Williams releases comeback album in Q4 which sells 60k in its first week. - Tesco announce they will stop selling CD's in all their stores May add more later, but that's the first set of predictions that come to mind.

Great to see George get Top 10 with this. Looking forward to new stuff from him in the new year.

I hope they do, It’ll be a bit of a waste not to try and get another hit from the album.

Give the mods chance to collate and post it

Don't forget it'll be all Radio 1 Anthems shows between Christmas and New Year so I doubt much will get played from the playlist until the 2nd Jan anyway.

It's jolly enough. I wasn't expecting it to be a brilliant song, just abit of fun to raise money for charity and that's what it is.

All the CD and cassettes are being pressed as we speak to ensure there are enough ways to get this to Number 1 :lol:

I think 'Crave' was a grat tbh not an official single. Thought the next Adele single was 'I Drink Wine'? Seems pointless to move on from 'Easy On Me' just yet if it's still number 1. They'll playlist the next single after Christmas now I think.

Now That’s What I Call Punk & New Wave - out 21st January @1466376612207865858

Here comes the Christmas invasion

'Hit Em Up Style' crops up alot on Kisstory and I think Heart play it from time to time too. Such a great track that deserved to chart higher than it did imo!

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‘Now That’s What I Call Electronic’ out on the 7th January 2022. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09MJVCBDQ/ref=...C1rC7FW99-QYyRM

Nothing yet. I should think they’ll announce it soon.

Posted on another forum, Radio 1’s Christmas Day schedule:- 6am - Radio 1’s Classic Movie Mixtape 7am - The Happy Hour 8am - Scott Mills 11am - Dean McCullough 2pm - Vick and Jordan 5pm - Greg James and Roisin Hastie: Rogue Promises 7pm - Scott Mills: Christmas Number 2s 9pm - TBA 11pm - The Powerdown Playlist with Sian Eleri

It's the most obvious next single. I hope they don't start trying to push it until January otherwise it will end up getting lost with Christmas.

They’re both by artists Radio 1 have playlisted in recent times, so not really. It’s probably better for the BBC to get artists that suit both Radio 1 & 2 to record the CIN track so it gets maximum exposure on both stations. What will be interesting to see if any commercial stations playlist it?

Bit of a clearout this week. Thought they'd keep 'Easy On Me' on the playlist with it sharing spot plays with tracks from the album. Great to see Taylor instant A Listed. Don't get why SHM and Shouse are off already?

https://radiotoday.co.uk/2021/11/radio-1-an...b9o4c5tMs2Iz_nA BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2 are joining forces to work with Niall Horan and Anne-Marie to create the BBC Children in Need single this year. The charity single, Everywhere by Fleetwood Mac, is available for pre-order now, will be released by Atlantic Records on the day of the charity’s fundraising spectacular, Friday 19 November. Everywhere (BBC Children in Need) will be released on Friday as The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on Radio 2 and The Greg James Breakfast Show on Radio 1 bring the stations together for the first broadcast. The accompanying video will be given its exclusive debut during BBC Children in Need’s 2021 Appeal Show on BBC One that evening. The special video features a number of surprise cameos from artists including Ed Sheeran on guitar, Griff on synths and Yungblud on bass. The music video was directed by Phill Deacon who produced the multi-artist Radio 1 Live Lounge Allstars video for their cover of Foo Fighters’ Times Like These and the charity’s 2020 single, Stop Crying Your Heart Out. Niall Horan, says: “I have supported BBC Children in Need many times over the years, but given what we have all been through over the last year and a half, it feels more important than ever. Togetherness sits at the heart of BBC Children in Need, and that’s what this track is all about. I hope people enjoy it, but above all, I hope it lets anyone who might be struggling right now know that we are here for them.” Anne-Marie comments: “As we have seen over the past eighteen months, amazing things happen when we come together to help make a difference, and that’s why I am so proud to be releasing this special track with Niall. I hope everyone loves it as much as we do.” Christine McVie, who wrote Everywhere, comments on the track, saying: “I’m thrilled with this new version of Everywhere and to be part of this year’s Children in Need campaign. I hope we can really make a difference.” Tommy Nagra, Director of Content at BBC Children in Need, says: “BBC Children in Need is all about coming together and to have our two biggest pop stations collaborate to bring an eclectic mix of artists, covering an iconic track, is truly special. Thank you for creating what will be a real treat for our Appeal Day on Friday 19 November.” Chris Price, Head of Music, Radio 1 and Jeff Smith, Head of Music, Radio 2, say: “Having separately made lockdown singles for BBC Children in Need in 2020, this year we wanted to join forces and create a track celebrating people reconnecting, one that would appeal across the generations. “We would like to thank Christine McVie for allowing us to rework her very special song, as well Niall, Anne-Marie and all the artists for bringing it to life. Special thanks go to producer Steve Mac, who has brilliantly reimagined this iconic track to help raise vital funds for children and young people across the UK.” A minimum of 50p from the sale of each download in the UK will benefit BBC Children in Need.

Surely if the fact they’re different lengths, that would mean dance remixes could not be combined with the main track?

Hopefully they’ll see sense and combine them if not by tomorrow but by the end of the week. Could have been some silly explication like they didn’t get chance to do the combined totals before the deadline to get the chart to Radio 1 or something like that.

Another cracking track once again :) M0lUZ7RAifY

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