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Capital FM

2002-07-14 · Sunday · 10 listings

← 2002-07-13 ⚄ Random Capital FM schedule 2002-07-15 →

00:00

(300 mins)Programme ID 00004D62Original TRILT record ↗

05:00

More of the best in music

(240 mins)Programme ID 000260BCOriginal TRILT record ↗

09:00

Schooly: Total Request Weekender

Listeners choose their favourite tunes

(180 mins)Programme ID 00170203Original TRILT record ↗

12:00

Rachael Hopper: Total Request Weekender

Listeners pick their favourite tunes

(120 mins)Programme ID 001701F5Original TRILT record ↗

14:00

Cat Deeley and Edith Bowman

(120 mins)Programme ID 00135E7AOriginal TRILT record ↗

16:00

Pepsi Chart with Dr Fox

(180 mins)Programme ID 000A815EOriginal TRILT record ↗

19:00

Foxy’s Jukebox

Dr Fox invites the audience to pick their favourite tunes

(60 mins)Programme ID 00170208Original TRILT record ↗

20:00

Capital Takeover

(60 mins)Programme ID 000EC5A3Original TRILT record ↗

21:00

Capital R & B Chart with Schooly

A round-up of the top R & B tunes in the capital

(60 mins)Programme ID 00135E81Original TRILT record ↗

22:00

(180 mins)Programme ID 00013B14Original TRILT record ↗

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