Jessy J's visit to The Live Sunday Show

Jessy J came in for a chat on the Sunday Live Show today, whilst in town for the New Years Eve Show at Pizza Express. Here's the archive of that visit.

The Best of 2012

We counted down the biggest and best of 2012 on the Sunday Live Show today. But just in case you missed it, here are the top 30 smooth jazz tracks of 2012. As always, I'll point out that these are not compiled by sales or requests or anything like that. They are just the best of the year as I see them.

1.Peter White - Costa Rica
2.Chris Standring - Oliver’s Twist
3.Euge Groove - Faithful Central
4.Marc Antoine - Alegria
5.Paul Brown - The Funky Joint
6.Euge Groove w. Jeffrey Osborne - Never Met A Woman (Like You)
7.Brian Culbertson - Later Tonight
8.Nils - Call Me
9.Fourplay - Esprit De Four
10.Gerald Albright & Norman Brown - Keep It Moving
11.Euge Groove - Fellowship Hall
12.Peter White - If Ever...
13.Nils - Get On The Dance Floor
14.Eric Marienthal - Babycakes
15.Seal - Let’s Stay Together
16.Euge Groove - Lampin’ It
17.Nils - Red Wine & Sunsets
18.Paul Brown - Tuff Times
19.Jonathan Fritzen - Sweet Spot
20.Michael Lington - The Serenade
21.Paul Brown - From The Ground Up
22.Vincent Ingala - Read Between The Lines
23.Rocco Ventrella - Tres Palabras (Three Words)
24.Euge Groove - Old.Edu
25.Marc Antoine - Circus Afternoon
26.Brian Culbertson - Your Smile
27.Jonathan Fritzen - Magical
28.Steve Oliver - Fiesta
29.Nicholas Cole - Endless Possibilities
30.Michael Lington - Lower East Slide

Oli Silk Plays Live on the Sunday Show

It's traditional for Oli Silk to turn on our Christmas lights in the studio here every year on the Sunday Live Show. This year he also played live for us, giving us a public performance of his Christmas hit from a couple of years ago "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town".

We were able to capture the moment in HD video with a high quality audio feed straight from the mixing desk, so here it is.

Euge Groove Interview

Whilst he was in London, Euge Groove popped into the live studio and took part in an interview that was also broadcast last Sunday as we were up in Manchester at the time.

Here it is again if you missed it first (or second) time around.