Midge Ure

Episode 35 of the Spooning with Mark Wogan podcast, hosted by Virgin Radio UK, titled "Midge Ure" was published on July 17, 2024 and runs 43 minutes.

July 17, 2024 ·43m · Spooning with Mark Wogan

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Hello and welcome to Spooning With Mark WoganOn this episode, Mark is joined by music producer, singer and songwriter Midge Ure.Midge opens up about his varied music career, the creation of Do They Know Its Christmas and how he created the Top Of The Pops theme tune. Plus, Mark sees if he can change Midge's mind on capers and seafood.All dishes are cooked at the Mount Street Restaurant by Executive chef Jamie Shears in Mayfair.You can see Midge on his Catalogue, The Hits Tour. For more information visit www.midgeure.co.ukDon't forget we will be going to Pub In The Park between 6-8th September in St Albans. For more information visit www.pubintheparkuk.com  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Hello and welcome to Spooning With Mark Wogan

On this episode, Mark is joined by music producer, singer and songwriter Midge Ure.

Midge opens up about his varied music career, the creation of Do They Know Its Christmas and how he created the Top Of The Pops theme tune. Plus, Mark sees if he can change Midge's mind on capers and seafood.

All dishes are cooked at the Mount Street Restaurant by Executive chef Jamie Shears in Mayfair.

You can see Midge on his Catalogue, The Hits Tour. For more information visit www.midgeure.co.uk

Don't forget we will be going to Pub In The Park between 6-8th September in St Albans. For more information visit www.pubintheparkuk.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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