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And me, Annie Mack. And we talk about the week in music.

All the news, all the cultural happenings in the UK and beyond.

And great guests.

And it's on BBC Sounds.

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Everything from my six music breakfast show to Radio 3 Unwind.

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So if you like music, listen on BBC Sounds. BBC Radio 2, 10 to the top. Let's welcome our first contestant of the day. Welcome, Vicki Elniger. How are you, Vicki? Very well, thank you, Vernon. How are you this morning? We are all not too bad, actually. Now, you grew up in Pilton, the village where Glastonbury is held, and you first went to the first festival when you were three? I think, yeah, I was about three. Yeah, I've seen a lot of naked protesters in my time. It's all quite a lot of hawkwind as well and all kind of random stuff. Wow, love that. We're going back. Yeah, we are going back. Love it. Love it. And the way that Glastonbury Festival has obviously made a name for itself globally, is it a good thing or is it a bad thing for the villagers of the surrounding area? People are used to it now. They've got the transport all sorted a bit more now, so the cues aren't quite as bad.

And, you know, people do benefit in the area, and they are, you know, and they're right on doorstep. What are amazing things having your door set, really. No, I bet. You'd love to go back to your tap dancing days. Yeah, I did tap dancing as a kid and then funnily enough I did try to do ballet again a couple of years ago and the people I sadly did it with were taking it a bit too seriously so I decided maybe tap dancing is more my thing. Well, you did try the tap dancing. What else do you do in your free time? You've got anything that fills up your time? Because you are a nurse, I would imagine free time is very limited. Yeah, no, so I do a lot of comedy. I love to go see live comedy. Do a lot of live theatre, but live comedy, we're doing a lot. I've seen Mish Kumar this year, seeing Anna Magliana this year. I've seen Nish Kumar before and he was absolutely brilliant. I saw James A.caster and Nish Kumar do a DJ set at Glastonbury a couple of ago, and that was hilarious in itself, because it was like Dish Kumar and his little brother. It was very funny. Amazing. Love that. How is your music knowledge? Obviously, you've grown up around an eclectic mix of music. Is that something you're looking for in your questions on Tens of Top? Yes, absolutely. I can get anything on this quiz, anything between two and 32. So, you know, let's just get past the first question and then I'll worry about it

after that. Yeah, well, that seems to be how it goes. So, listen, all you can do is enjoy it. Good luck. 10 to the top on Radio 2.

Complete the title, please, of the following Dex's Midnight Runner's song, which was

1982's biggest selling single.

It was called, Come On, What?

Eileen.

Yes.

Of course it was.

Come on, Eileen, for two points.

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