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Hi everybody. I’d love it if you would allow me, Brian D, the pleasure of closing out your working week, and offering you a warm Welcome to the Weekend, today at 7PM in Ireland and the UK, or 2PM Eastern. My promise to you remains as it always does, to free you from the stress of the busy week, and set you up for the Weekend ahead, with 2 hours of feel good music, mixed with friendly banter.

Hi everyone

I hope you can join me for the Music Machine this Saturday at the usual time of 7 PM UK, which is 2 PM US Eastern!

The theme this week? It's all about alliteration. Song titles where each word begins with the same letter. Let me give you some examples. Sunshine Superman. Pipes of Peace. Maggie May. You get the idea. If you can think of song titles which fit into that category, I'd like to hear them! You've got a day to think about it.

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I look forward to being back in your company on Saturday at 7 PM UK time, 2 PM US Eastern, for the Music Machine on the station where great music matters!

Lots of features to come, but the body of the show will be about, the body! Songs with body parts in the title. So if you'd like someone to cry on your shoulder, or maybe you think you've got hot legs or lucky lips, I'd like to hear about song titles with parts of the body in them.

Hi everyone. Today at 7PM in Ireland and the UK, 2PM Eastern, if you’d like to join me, Brian D, we can Welcome the Weekend together. It will be your Friday fix of feel good music and friendly banter, live from Dublin Town on the East Coast of Ireland, to set you up for the Weekend ahead.

On Sunday, we have two special programmes for you.

At 4 PM, as part of Team-FM's Docking Station comprising music-based documentaries, we begin the Motown Story. What is good about listening to these documentaries is that you get to hear from artists and groups of the time, some of whom are now no longer with us. In part 1, you will hear from artists such as Berry Gordy, Barrett Strong, Mary Wells, Joe Billingsley and Marvin Gaye.
It's a fascinating well-narrated story!

Then at 5 PM it's Our Time, the show where we celebrate music of the 60's and 70's.

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Do you remember the show Our Time, celebrating music of the 60's and 70's? It's been away for a few weeks but it is now back, Sunday at 5 PM UK time, 12 PM US eastern.

This week, we have the music history, looking at musical events from previous years on 6 august. We'll also be going back to this week in 1971, and reviewing the charts, and hearing movie clips, commercials and news archive.

Hi everyone

I hope you can join me for the Music Machine this Saturday at the usual time of 7 PM UK, 2 PM US Eastern. As usual there's a lot to get into the show!

This week, I'm looking for your songs with greetings or salutations within them. I'm thinking of songs such as Lionel Richie's Hello, or Train with Hey Soul Sister! Anything that could be used to address people when you meet them or leave them.

Hi everybody. When Friday comes around, we want the same thing. To switch off from the busy stressful week that’s just gone, and get ready for the Weekend that lies ahead. Today at 7PM in Ireland and the UK, or 2PM Eastern, I can help you with that. If you care to join me, Brian D, I’ll have 2 hours of feel good music and friendly banter, live from Dublin Town in Ireland, to get your Weekend on track.

HI EVERYONE. TODAY AT 7PM IN IRELAND AND THE UK, 2PM EASTERN, IT WILL BE TIME FOR ME, BRIAN D, TO WELCOME YOU TO THE WEEKEND. I’LL FREE YOU FROM THE WEEK THAT WAS, AND GET YOU ON TRACK FOR THE WEEKEND AHEAD, WITH 2 HOURS OF FEEL GOOD MUSIC, IN A WARM AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE, LIVE FROM DUBLIN TOWN ON THE EAST COAST OF IRELAND.
OUR REGULAR FEATURES WILL BE HERE, SUCH AS:
• Kick-start. The track that sets the pace for the Weekend ahead. We’ll begin with a Latin Pop song. It’s title in English, means living the crazy life.

Hi everyone

As usual I will be on air for the Music Machine this Saturday at 7 PM UK time, 2 PM US Eastern, I hope you can tune in!

The format of the show is similar to last week's. We have a theme running throughout the show, songs containing the words much, little and late in the title. If Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams can come up with a good 70's classic, I'm sure collectively we can think of some excellent songs to play with those words in the titles.