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Weekend Wogan: 08/08/2010

08/08/2010

BBC Radio 2 - Weekend Wogan, 08/08/2010

Sir Terry Wogan is joined by Sharon Corr, Ben's Brother, Leon Russell and James Martin.

Sir Terry Wogan is joined by Sharon Corr, Ben's Brother and Leon Russell performing live from the BBC Radio Theatre in London. Plus Chef and TV presenter James Martin pops in.

Sir Terry Wogan is joined by Ben's Brother aka Jamie Hartman and his band, whose debut album 'Beta Male Fairytales' was a huge success in 2007. Jamie Hartman is a consummate songwriter who has written for Natalia Imbruglia, Anastacia and Will Young and he'll be performing live from the BBC Radio Theatre in London.

Sharon Corr is also Sir Terry's guest, best known for being a member of the Irish music sensation The Corrs, Sharon's singing live on the show, including her brand new solo single - 'Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime'.

The legendary US musician Leon Russell who's worked with Glen Campbell, George Harrison, Frank Sinatra and Bob Dylan also joins Sir Terry to perform live in the BBC Radio Theatre. He talks about his stellar career and new album - 'The Union' - he's recorded with Sir Elton John.

Chef and TV Presenter of BBC One's Saturday Kitchen James Martin also pops in for a chat.

There's also live music from the Elio Pace House Band.

Plus the old salty seadog John 'Boggy' Marsh drops in with some wit and aplomb in another edition of Weekend Wogan.

Amazing music. Played by an amazing line up.

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