A ranking of the 40 songs of the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 by four glam people! I don't own any of the music/clips. Enjoy and be glam!

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 25 was Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich with 'Hold Tight'. Now, at Number 24 is Barron Knights with 'Christmas Party'.<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

Top 40 of my favorite Kpop dances of 2017, it just my opinion, and you?<br /><br />[FEATURED SONGS & ARTISTS]<br /><br />• As If It’s Your Last – BLACKPINK<br />• B-DAY – IKON<br />• Babe – HYUNA<br />• Beautiful – MONSTA X<br />• Black Widow – PRISTIN<br />• Bling Bling – IKON<br />• Chase Me – DREAMCATCHER<br />• Crazy Sexy Cool – ASTRO<br />• DamDaDi – GOLDEN CHILD<br />• DDD – EXID<br />• Don’t Recall – K.A.R.D<br />• Don’t Wanna Cry – SEVENTEEN<br />• Eclipse – KIM LIP (LOONA)<br />• Excuse Me – AOA<br />• Fingertip – GFRIEND<br />• Friday Night – SONAMOO<br />• Gashina – SUNMI<br />• Girl Front – ODD EYE CIRCLE<br />• Go Go – BTS<br />• Happy – WJSN<br />• I (Knew It) – SONAMOO<br />• Knock Knock – TWICE<br />• Limitless – NCT 127<br />• Love Whisper – GFRIEND<br />• Move – TAEMIN<br />• Movie – BTOB<br />• Not Today – BTS<br />• O Sole Mio – SF9<br />• Peek-A-Boo – RED VELVET<br />• Rain – KNK<br />• Really Really – WINNER<br />• Red Flavor – RED VELVET<br />• Rollin’ – BRAVE GIRLS<br />• Shangri-La – VIXX<br />• Signal – TWICE<br />• Spring Day – BTS<br />• Sweet Crazy Love – ODD EYE CIRCLE<br />• The Eve – EXO<br />• Why Don’t You Know – CHUNGHA<br />• Yes No Maybe – SUZY

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 13 we had The Miracles with 'Love Machine'. Now, coming in at Number 12 is Martha Reeves - Heatwave<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

1. Travis Frederick (Dal) 8 2. Alex Mack (Cle) 8 3. Nick Mangold (NYJ) 8 4. Maurkice Pouncey (Pit) 8 5. Ryan Kalil (Car) 7.9 6. Rodney Hudson (Oak) 7.7 7.<br>Football Gameplans 2016 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings: Centers.<br>1. Marshal Yanda (Bal) 8.2 2. Zack Martin (Dal) 8.1 3. Josh Sitton (GB) 8 4. David DeCastro (Pit) 8 5. Mike Iupati (SF) 7.9 6. Kelechi Osemele (Bal) 7.8 7.<br>1. Luke Kuechly (Car) 9 2. NaVarro Bowman (SF) 8.3 3. Bobby Wagner (Sea) 8.2 4. Derrick Johnson (KC) 8.2 5. Jerrell Freeman (Chi) 8 6. Donta Hightower .

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 20 was Christie with 'Yellow River'. Now, at Number 19 is Chubby Checker with 'The Twist'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 33 was Swinging Blue Jeans with 'Good Golly Miss Molly'. Now, at Number 32 is Pinkerton's Assorted Colours with 'Mirror Mirror'.<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

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Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 8 in the top 40 is Chris Farlowe with 'Out Of Time'. Coming in at Number 7 is The Troggs with 'Wild Thing'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

Metro Fm Top 40 ~ Temmuz 2015 <br /> <br />http://asimp3.club/tags/metro-fm/ <br /> <br />01 ~ Baby Brown ~ Oriental Poison (Pro By. DJ Rasimcan).mp3 <br />02 ~ Sevyn Streeter ~ How Bad Do You Want It ((Oh Yeah)) Furious7.mp3 <br />03 ~ Major Lazer Dj Sanake ~ Lean On (DJ 1Love All We Need Is Somebody Blow A Kiss And Bounce Edit).mp3 <br />04 ~ Bang La Decks ~ Aide.mp3 <br />05 ~ Eva Simons ft. Konshens ~ Policeman.mp3 <br />06 ~ David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack - Hey Mama (Afrojack Remix).mp3 <br />07 ~ Sean Finn feat. Tinka ~ Summer Days.mp3 <br />08 ~ Lost Frequencies - Are You With Me (Funk D Remix).mp3 <br />09 ~ Kygo feat. Parson James ~ Stole The Show.mp3 <br />10 ~ Wiz Khalifa feat. Charlie Puth ~ See You Again (OST Furious 7- tribute to Paul Walker).mp3 <br />11 ~ The Avener feat. Ane Brun ~ To Let Myself Go.mp3 <br />12 ~ Fifth Harmony feat. Kid Ink ~ Worth It.mp3 <br />13 ~ Sia ~ California Dreamin' (San Andreas Original Soundtrack).mp3 <br />14 ~ Brianna ~ All I Need.mp3 <br />15 ~ Kanika Kapoor ~ Desi Look (Remix).mp3 <br />16 ~ Fytch ~ In These Shadows (feat. Carmen Forbes).mp3 <br />17 ~ Fly Project ~ Like A Star.mp3 <br />18 ~ Cris Cab ~ Englishman In New-York (ft. Tefa & Moox, Willy William).mp3 <br />19 ~ Elina Born & Stig Rästa ~ Goodbye to Yesterday.mp3 <br />20 ~ Flo Rida ft. Sage The Gemini & Lookas ~ GDFR.mp3 <br />21 ~ Najoua Belyzel ~ Luna.mp3 <br />22 ~ Tiesto & KSHMR feat. Vassy ~ Secrets (Radio Edit).mp3 <br />23 ~ Laris ~ Dale Papi (Radio Edit).mp3 <br />24 ~ Andeeno Damassy feat. Jimmy Dub vs. Bushoke ~ Dunia Njia (Club Edit).mp3 <br />25 ~ Royksopp ~ Here She Comes Again (DJ Antonio Remix).mp3 <br />26 ~ AlBeezy ~ Bumpa.mp3 <br />27 ~ Kwabs ~ Walk.mp3 <br />28 ~ Robin Schulz ~ Sun Goes Down (feat. Jasmine Thompson).mp3 <br />29 ~ Kate Linn feat. Chris Thrace ~ Zaynah.mp3 <br />30 ~ AlBeezy ~ Gimme.mp3 <br />31 ~ Dasoul ~ El No Te Da.mp3 <br />32 ~ AronChupa ~ I'm An Albatraoz.mp3 <br />33 ~ Maroon 5 ~ Sugar.mp3 <br />34 ~ Imany ~ The good, the bad & the crazy (Remix).mp3 <br />35 ~ Feder Ft Lyse ~ Goodbye.mp3 <br />36 ~ Rihanna feat. Kanye West & Paul McCartney ~ FourFiveSeconds.mp3 <br />37 ~ Mark Ronson ~ Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars).mp3 <br />38 ~ Timmy Trumpet & Savage - Freaks.mp3 <br />39 ~ Sarah Jsun feat. Alexander Shiva ~ My Place.mp3 <br />40 ~ Kadebostany ~ Castle In The Snow (Hector Extended Remix).mp3

Dave Cash introduces his Top 40. Coming in at Number 39 is The Contours with 'This Old Heart Of Mine'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 29 was The Foundations with 'Build Me Up Buttercup'. Now, at Number 28 is Fortunes with 'You've Got Your Troubles'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

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Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 28 was Fortunes with 'You've Got Your Troubles'. Now, at Number 27 is Little Richard with 'Tutti Frutti'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.

Dave Cash is introducing his Top 40. Previously at Number 23 was Ike & Tina Turner with 'Proud Mary'. Now, at Number 22 is Swinging Blue Jeans with 'You're No Good'<br /><br />Cash was born in Bushey, and grew up in London. He began his career in broadcasting in Canada, where he had gone with the Merchant Navy, and acquired a North American-sounding accent. He returned to the UK in the 1960s and joined Radio London at the age of 21 after meeting up with the show's programme director Ben Toney. Toney persuaded him to join the station as the afternoon DJ and writer for commercials. Once on board with Radio London, Cash teamed up with Kenny Everett for the Kenny & Cash Show, amongst the most successful of all pirate radio programmes.<br /><br />After Parliament outlawed pirates, Cash joined Radio Luxembourg, then in 1967 he became one of the first-day DJs on Radio One. Cash's popular Sunday show Cash At Four attracted guest such as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Lady Antonia Fraser, Rolf Harris, and David Bellamy.<br /><br />In 1973, Cash started working at Capital Radio as production manager and presenter. Cash stayed at Capital for 21 years, reprising the Kenny & Cash Show, hosting COD and the weekend programmes for Capital Gold. After the success of Cash's best selling first novel The Rating Game, Cash left Capital in 1994 to concentrate on his writing.<br /><br />Cash currently works for the BBC, broadcasting his popular weekend shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to Radio Kent, BBC Sussex, BBC Surrey, BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC Oxford.