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Chris Rea

Chris Rea

Singer-songwriter and guitaristWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

DJ RawGUEST
14:47
So I'm gonna be playing you a selection of tracks, uh, memories from my early days in the sound system business, working in club nights like the Promised Land, Steve Proctor, and also frequenting Schum on many occasions.
DJ RawGUEST
15:01
That last track was Josephine, la version francais by Chris Rea.
DJ RawGUEST
15:05
[echoing electronic music] Also, I don't hear myself in the echo.
DJ RawGUEST
15:14
[upbeat electronic music]
CaseyHOST
2:51
Yacht Rock is like, let me see.
CaseyHOST
2:53
It's probably Chris Rea, Steely Dan, Toto.
CaseyHOST
2:56
Yacht Rock is very hot at the moment.
CaseyHOST
2:57
Oh, it's a
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2:51
I just can't remember.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2:53
The Bengals were in the last year of Chris Rea.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2:56
In 1987, David Bowie.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2:57
I was there for five years in a row.
Sam EllardHOST
51:30
Um, number one, mate.
Faraaz NoorHOST
51:32
And then number one, Middlesbrough's own, sticking on the singing tune, I'm gonna go for, I think he created the best Christmas tune of all time, Chris Rea, Driving Home for Christmas, mate.
Faraaz NoorHOST
51:43
Serious tune, that.
Faraaz NoorHOST
51:45
I, I, I don't even celebrate Christmas, right? Do you know what I mean? But, like, I'll listen to that song just year round, year round, mate.
Faraaz NoorHOST
51:56
It's proper chill tune, do you know what I mean? Like, it just puts you in a good mood.
Faraaz NoorHOST
51:59
Like, it'll be like a summer's day and I'm just like, "I'm driving home for Christmas." And I just feel so happy.
Faraaz NoorHOST
52:05
Do you know what I mean? Mate, Chris Rea, legend.
Sam EllardHOST
52:07
Mate, what's wrong with Steve Harmison?
Gary HardgraveHOST
59:35
I got me a line.
Gary HardgraveHOST
59:39
It just makes it calm, doesn't it? Chris Rea going fishing.
Gary HardgraveHOST
59:43
Dust off your rods.
Gary HardgraveHOST
59:45
Check your tackle boxes because Australia's National Gone Fishing Day is coming up Sunday, October 18.
Gary HardgraveHOST
0:00
I'm gone fishing I got me It just makes it calm, doesn't it? Chris Rea going fishing.
Gary HardgraveHOST
0:12
Dust off your rods.
Gary HardgraveHOST
0:13
Check your tackle boxes because Australia's National Gone Fishing Day is coming up.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:18
Thanks once again to Dave Graham Jr.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:21
And also received a message from Chris from Thomastown.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:26
Hi to you, Chris.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:27
Great to hear from you, mate.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:29
And in your message, you mentioned a couple of things.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:31
Firstly, that you've started a new job with Metro.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:34
So all the best with that, Chris.
John of HawthorneHOST
28:36
And as a result, you'll be getting your music fixed by the podcast section.
Sue GarrettGUEST
23:32
The Road to Hell.
Sue GarrettGUEST
23:37
Chris Rea and, yeah, all those.
Chris GrimesHOST
23:40
And you don't like those, so that won't be the track that you'll choose.
Sue GarrettGUEST
23:43
I like most music.
Adam ReaderHOST
2:39
Most people still don't know that he even passed away because the media ignored it.
Adam ReaderHOST
2:43
It's Fool If You Think It's Over by Chris Rea at number 10.
Adam ReaderHOST
2:49
Fool if you think it's over.
Adam ReaderHOST
2:50
Fool If You Think It's Over was Chris Rea's breakout soft rock hit, one that really helped launch his career, even though it, uh, became one of those unexpectedly famous pop songs that we still talk about.
Adam ReaderHOST
2:59
Great song.
Adam ReaderHOST
3:00
Now, Chris wrote the lyrics as a message to his younger sister, Paula.
Adam ReaderHOST
3:11
He wrote the comforting, uh, words, "You've got a whole future ahead of you," and big brother lines to remind her that this wasn't the end of the world and it also wasn't gonna be her last heartbreak.
Adam ReaderHOST
3:20
At the age of 17.
Bernie SlavenHOST
4:47
I loved every minute of it, Bernie.
Bernie SlavenHOST
4:49
I noticed you had a guitar from Chris Rea." I did.
Bernie SlavenHOST
4:53
I mean, the, the guitar from Chris Rea, I asked for it a while back, couple of years ago.
Bernie SlavenHOST
4:57
God rest Chris.
Bernie SlavenHOST
4:58
And, uh, Chris handed it on to his big pal, um, McCoy, who used to own the Tontine.

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