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Last broadcast on Fri, 18 Dec 2009, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2.
Synopsis
It's your last ever chance to Wake Up To Wogan, as the Togmeister entertains his loyal listeners over breakfast for the final time.
Terry first took over the Radio 2 Breakfast Show in April 1972, at the tender age of 34, and quickly gained popularity with his wry observations and warm banter. His first spell on the show ended in 1984 but he returned to the airwaves in January 1993 and established Wake Up To Wogan as the nation's most-listened-to breakfast show.
Whilst Chris Evans will be setting his alarm for an earlier shift in the New Year, Terry is moving to the weekends. He begins a new show, live from the BBC Radio Theatre with special guests and performances, on Sunday 14 February.
So join Terry and his team for the valedictory breakfast broadcast, with the latest dispatches from his TOGs and further adventures of Janet & John.
Au Revoir Wogan
Sir Terry Wogan - The Best Bits
Say Thank You For Wake Up To Wogan
Music played
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The Bluebells
— Young At Heart -
The Who
— Pinball Wizard -
Katie Melua
— The Closet Thing To Crazy -
Elvis Presley
— Always On My Mind -
Gretchen Peters
— When You Are Old -
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers — Got To Get You Into My Life
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ABBA
— Waterloo -
The Fureys & Davey Arthur — When You Were Sweet Sixteen
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Peggy Lee
— The Folks Who Live On The Hill -
Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra — Well Did You Evah!
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Jim Reeves
— I Love You Because -
Elio Pace
— What a Day -
Carly Simon
— In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning -
Dire Straits
— Sultans of Swing -
Ella Fitzgerald
— My Funny Valentine -
Hoyt Axton — Della & The Dealer
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Jimmy Durante — As Time Goes By
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Eva Cassidy
— Over The Rainbow -
Nat King Cole
— Stardust -
Dolly Parton
— I Will Always Love You -
Peter Gabriel
— That’ll Do -
Anthony Newley
— The Party’s Over -
The Bluebells
— Young At HeartFantastic 80's - 3 (Various Artists), Sony Tv/Columbia
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The Who
— Pinball WizardMy Generation - The Very Best Of..., Polydor
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Katie Melua
— The Closest Thing To Crazy(CD Single), Dramatico
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Elvis Presley
— Always On My MindPresley - The All Time Greatest Hits, RCA
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Gretchen Peters
— When You Are OldGretchen Peters - The Secret Of Life, Curb/Hit
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Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers — Got To Get You Into My Life
The Hits Of 1966 (Various Artists), MFP -
ABBA
— WaterlooAbba Gold, Polydor, 19
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The Fureys & Davey Arthur — When You Were Sweet Sixteen
Ireland's Greatest Love Songs, Telstar, 8 -
Peggy Lee
— The Folks Who Live On The HillGreat Ladies Of Song - Peggy Lee, Capitol
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Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra — Well Did You Evah!
High Society Soundtrack, Capitol -
Jim Reeves
— I Love You BecauseThat's Country (Various Artists), EMI
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Elio Pace
— What A Day(CD Single), Rosa Records, 1
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Carly Simon
— In The Wee Small Hours Of The MorningSleepless In Seattle (Soundtrack-1993, Epic
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Dire Straits
— Sultans Of Swing(Single), Vertigo, 5
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Ella Fitzgerald
— My Funny ValentineEssential Ella, Verve
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Hoyt Axton — Della & The Dealer
Hoyt Axton - Rusty Old Halo, Edsel Records -
Jimmy Durante — As Time Goes By
Sleepless In Seattle (Soundtrack-1993, Epic -
Eva Cassidy
— Over The Rainbow(CD Single), Hot
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Nat King Cole
— StardustThe Nat King Cole Story (Disc 2), Capitol
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Dolly Parton
— I Will Always Love You (1974 Version)Dolly Parton: The Ultimate Collection, BMG/RCA, 10
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Peter Gabriel, Paddy Moloney and The Black Dyke Mills Band — That'll Do
"Babe - Pig In The City" Soundtrack, Geffen -
Anthony Newley and Ray Ellis & His Orchestra — The Party's Over
Love Is A Now and Then Thing / In My Solitude
Broadcast
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Fri 18 Dec 200907:30
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