Essential Songs With Bill Hughes

Bill Hughes has another batch of Essential Songs; this time from 1999. Britney Spears, Ricky Martin and New Radicals all feature.

Bill Hughes takes George back to 1959 for the final Essential Songs on the Right Hook.

Bill Hughes joins The Right Hook to go through Volume 2 of the Essential Songs of 1971, featuring Cher, Dave Edmonds and Lynn Anderson

Bill Hughes presents Volume 2 of the Essential Songs of 1956, including hits from Gene Vincent, Dean Martin and Guy Mitchell

Bill Hughes brings George his Essential Songs from 1966, including classics from Dusty Springfield and The Beatles.

Bill Hughes unveils volume 2 of his Essential Songs of 1986.

Bill Hughes has more Essential Songs for George, this time from 1997. Can Bill convert George to music from the late 90s?

Bill Hughes goes back to George's heyday to bring us the Essential Songs of 1953.

Bill Hughes brings us Volume 2 of his Essential Songs of 1970, including Smokey Robinson and Kenny Rogers.

In honour of his sell-out shows in Croke Park, Bill Hughes brings George the Essential Songs of the one and only 'Boss', Bruce Springsteen.

Bill Hughes goes back to 1957 for this week's Essential Songs including music from Little Richard, the Everly Brothers and

Bill Hughes features Johnny Logan, Johnny Mandel and the Nolan Sisters for this week's Essential Songs. The year is 1980.

Bill Hughes is back with this week's Essential Songs, as he focuses on the year 1993.

Bill Hughes takes George back to 1976 for this week's Essential Songs. He could have picked 10 songs, but Bill managed to narrow it down to 3.

George is delighted as Bill Hughes heads to 1953 for this week's Essential Songs.

Bill Hughes looks at the legacies of Beyonce, Eminem and Girls Aloud is this week's Essential Songs, focusing on 2003.

Bill Hughes joins George, and journeys back to 1974 for this week's Essential Songs.

Bill Hughes felt nostalgic with the week that's in it, and focused on 1916 for this week's Essential Songs.

Bill Hughes brings George the Essential Songs of 1982. A great selection; but George, unsurprisingly isn't convinced by them all.

Three legends feature in the Essential Songs of 1960 with Bill Hughes - Ben E King, Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison.