The Chain

A searchable database for BBC Radio 6 Music – Radcliffe and Maconie's The Chain, officially the longest listener-generated thematically linked sequence of musically based items on the radio.

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7085. The Jacksons – Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)

The Jacksons

Suggested by June in Hastings

^A shake link…

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7084. Prince Buster – Shaking Up Orange Street

Prince Buster

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^A citrus fruits link, from lemon to orange

 

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7083. Lemon Jelly – His Majesty King Raam

Lemon Jelly

Suggested by Steve in Alderly Edge

^A double link: From jelly to jelly and from king to king…

 

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7082. Jellyfish – The King Is Half-Undressed

Jellyfish

Suggested by Ian From Basingstoke

^ A sea creatures link…

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7081. The Seahorses – Love Me And Leave Me

The Seahorses

Suggested by Zak in Leicester

^ A horses link…

 

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7080. Bob Dylan – All The Tired Horses

Bob Dylan

Suggested by Stacey in Brighton

^A ferry is a mode of transport, as is a horse…

 

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