That might have been on the Irish programme; I have heard a few popular hits on there.
And I think you mean The Corrs 
Though âThe Coffsâ has a nice ring to itâŚprobably suited to a bad garage band in a certain harbour several hours drive north of you.
Speaking of 2OOO FM, I had a real âWTFâ moment back in 2004 when I caught my old school teacher on there. His name was Joe and he presented a programme called âSunday Night Soccerâ.
Damn auto correct! Fixed now.
I didnât wait around for the song to finish to find out what programme was on, didnât realise there was an Irish one.
Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini on Magic 1278 Jukebox Saturday Night.
Electric Hippies - Greedy People, playing on Hot 91.1 right now
Followed immediately by Max Sharam - Coma
Guessing it must be an Aus music show buried late on a Sunday evening (so the most interesting music they play all week, buried in a nothing timeslotâŚ)
Great songs!
Also, according to Lava, Hot 91 & all the other ARN Regional Hot AC stations were doing an âall 90sâ weekend, which was also extended to its late Sunday night Aus music program.
Waiting for the first play of the Chipmunk Song this Christmas.
On OldSkool last week; This Is It - Danni Minogue
Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinead OâConnor
On Triple M âNights With Gleesonâ as part of their Classic 9 at 9 (which focused on 1990).
Not a song that i thought theyâd play.
âCanât Fight The Moonlightâ - LeAnn Rimes (2001)
âŚon 2ST during their âdriveâ show this afternoon. I know 2ST do play the occasional '90s and 2000s song from time to time, but âCanât Fight The Moonlightâ seemed like an odd choice. Theyâre not exactly known for playing Y2K-era pop songs. 
They literally play that song all of the time, heard it on that station countless times. Its a staple on it (as well as other ARN Regional Classic Hits stations)
Well sorry for not listening to the radio 24/7 like you obviously do.
Sorry to be MR BUMP butâŚ
Last nightâs Twenty20 Retro Countdown featured âwalkingâ songs. I was surprised to hear âWalk Like A Manâ by The Four Seasons near the top of the countdown. Usually commercial stations are allergic to 60s music unless itâs a token Beatles tune.
(Number 1 was equally surprising: Dr Hookâs âWalk Right Inâ. I was betting on âWalk Like An Egyptianâ but that was #3).
Aaron Stevens tends to be quite good at programming the show and knows his music quite well⌠I know from working along side in in my days at Grant Broadcasters that he puts a LOT of effort into the programming and it certainly seems to show 
Yes, itâs certainly a good listen. Hopefully itâs not âdumbed downâ in future to fit the usual iFart mould.
Interesting theme, I wonder if there would be a decent track every year from 1980 to 2005 related to walking, might be difficult. Let me think about it 
I wish the retro countdown was on WS. You can hear it on 2st 102.9 fm great show.
Either Thursday the 9th of March or the 2nd, just know it was on a Thursday night around 9:45, couldnât believe my ears when 2UE played TOm Paces âMaybeâ. Pretty sure the song has never seen a CD release, well as far as I know, only available on the original seven inch, or on the 1979 PolyStar compilation âBullseyeâ.
Iâm surprised that ARN Regional hasnât ruined the Twenty20 Retro Countdown yet. Itâs the only show on commercial radio that I make an effort to listen to whenever I can. Itâs great stuff.
Speaking of the Twenty20 Retro Countdown, tonightâs episode is from this week in 1992. âMarvellousâ by The 12th Man was played at #10. Super stuff, that.
Only # 10 ? ⌠Should have been at Number Tchoo.
I love that song though!