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10/07/2009

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Last broadcast on Fri, 10 Jul 2009, 13:00 on BBC Radio 1 (Radio 1 England only).

Synopsis

Edith comes direct from T in the Park as Kings of Leon, The Killers and Blur prepare to rock Scotland.

Tracklist

  1. Jamie T Jamie T — Sticks 'N' Stones

     

  2. VV Brown VV Brown — Shark In The Water

  3. Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand — Can't Stop Feeling

  4. Calvin Harris Calvin Harris — Ready For The Weekend

     

  5. Katy Perry Katy Perry — I Kissed A Girl

  6. Young Fathers — Straight Back On It

     

  7. Noisettes Noisettes — Don't Upset The Rhythm

     

  8. Elbow Elbow — One Day Like This

  9. Lily Allen Lily Allen — The Fear

  10. Take That Take That — Rule The World

  11. Friendly Fires Friendly Fires — Jump In The Pool

     

  12. The Black Eyed Peas The Black Eyed Peas — Boom Boom Pow

  13. Snow Patrol Snow Patrol — Run

  14. Pendulum — Propane Nightmares

  15. Cascada Cascada — Evacuate The Dancefloor

  16. Doves Doves — There Goes The Fear

  17. Lady Gaga Lady Gaga — Paparazzi

     

  18. The Ting Tings The Ting Tings — That's Not My Name

     

  19. La Roux La Roux — Bulletproof

  20. Jason Mraz Jason Mraz — I'm Yours

  21. The Saturdays The Saturdays — Up

  22. Blur Blur — Parklife

    Best Of Blur

  23. Jack Peñate Jack Peñate — Tonight's Today

     

  24. JLS — Beat Again

  25. The View The View — Same Jeans

  26. Florence and The Machine Florence and The Machine — Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)

     

  27. The Killers The Killers — When You Were Young

    When You Were Young
     

  28. Chipmunk Chipmunk — Diamond Rings

Broadcast

  1. Fri 10 Jul 2009
    13:00
    BBC Radio 1 (Radio 1 England only)

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  1. Edith Bowman

Duration

180 minutes

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