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<span style="font-weight: bold;">40 Of Todays Greatest Artists Cover 40 Years Of Hits</span><!--bold-->
October 1st 2007 sees the release of 'Radio 1. Established 1967', a compilation of exclusive covers celebrating the 40th anniversary of Radio 1, which first broadcast on 30th September 1967. The album will be released through Universal.
Unique, in terms of most compilations, the album gathers together a series of 40 cover versions by contemporary artists, each one taken from one of the forty years Radio 1 has been on air. Included is a cover version by the Kaiser Chiefs of the very first track played on the station, Flowers In The Rain by The Move.
The forty tracks included are totally exclusive and recorded specifically for this album. They have not previously been available elsewhere.
Kaiser Chiefs - Flowers In The Rain (The Move)
The Fratellis - All Along The Watchtower (Jimi Hendrix Experience)
Amy Winehouse - Cupid (Johnny Nash)
Robbie Williams - Lola (The Kinks)
The Streets - Your Song (Elton John)
Sugababes - Betcha By Golly, Wow (The Stylistics)
The Feeling - You're So Vain (Carly Simon)
Foo Fighters - Band On The Run (Paul McCartney & Wings)
Kylie - Love Is The Drug (Roxy Music)
K T Tunstall - Let's Stick Together (Bryan Ferry)
Franz Ferdinand - Sound And Vision (David Bowie)
The Raconteurs - Teenage Kicks (The Undertones)
Mika vs Armand Van Helden - Can't Stand Losing You (The Police)
Kasabian - Too Much Too Young (The Specials)
Keane - Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie)
McFly - Town Called Malice (The Jam)
James Morrison - Come Back And Stay (Paul Young)
Gossip - Careless Whisper (George Michael)
The Pigeon Detectives - The Power Of Love (Huey Lewis & The News)
Lily Allen - Don't Get Me Wrong (The Pretenders)
Stereophonics - You Sexy Thing (Hot Chocolate)
Mutya Buena - Fast Car (Tracey Chapman)
Editors - Lullaby (The Cure)
Razorlight - Englishman In New York (Sting)
Groove Armada - Crazy For You (Madonna)
Paolo Nutini - It Must Be Love (Madness)
The Kooks - All That She Wants (Ace of Base)
Mark Ronson - You're All I Need To Get By (Mary J Blige)
Calvin Harris - Stillness In Time (Jamiroquai)
Klaxons - No Diggity (Blackstreet)
Just Jack - Lovefool (The Cardigans)
Natasha Bedingfield - Ray of Light (Madonna)
The Twang - Drinking In LA (Bran Van 3000)
The Fray - The Great Beyond (REM)
Girls Aloud - Teenage Dirtbag (Wheatus)
Maximo Park - Like I Love You (Justin Timberlake)
The View - Don't Look Back Into The Sun (The Libertines)
Hard-Fi - Toxic (Britney Spears)
The Enemy - Father And Son (Yusuf and Ronan Keating)
Corinne Bailey Rae - Steady As She Goes (The Raconteurs)
Launched in 1967, as a direct response to the growing popularity of offshore pirate stations such as Radio Caroline, Radio 1 set out to appeal to a younger audience which previously hadn’t been catered for by the BBC. The first DJ to broadcast on Radio 1 was Tony Blackburn and the station’s initial DJ line-up included the likes of Terry Wogan, Kenny Everett, Jimmy Young and Ed Stewart.
Throughout its 40 year history the station has continued its remit of bringing new music to its young listenership. DJs such as Steve Lamacq, Westwood, Trevor Nelson, Zane Lowe, Pete Tong and John Peel, have all played a major part in providing an outlet for fresh and exciting contemporary music.
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