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	The theme tune for his 7pm Sunday night show was "Struttin'" by Doctor Strut.		The theme tune for his 7pm Sunday night show was "Struttin'" by Doctor Strut.

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The theme tune for his 7pm Sunday night show was "Struttin'" by Doctor Strut.

A brilliant show - he'd always read out the serial numbers to the records he played so you could go out and buy them.