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Radio 2 delves back into the Trevor Trove

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Radio 2 delves back into the Trevor Trove

 
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Trevor Nelson spent much of Friday’s Funky Friday teasing travel presenter Bobby Pryor about her chances on the show’s regular Five Seconds To Name quiz, at one point offering his own car keys if she got the answer right. “I apologise to the country,” he said after repeatedly telling her she had “zero chance”, admitting he knows her “strengths and weaknesses” when it comes to music trivia.

The segment ended with caller Lisa, touring around Wales and staying in Saundersfoot, correctly guessing Camila Cabello after Trevor gave the clue “stay in Cuba a little longer”, a nod to two of her songs, Havana and Don’t Go Yet. Many texters had wrongly gone for Gloria Estefan. Lisa also chatted to Trevor about her weekend plans for antique shopping, revealing her maximum budget was £700 and that she simply buys “what she likes”. Listeners Kobe in Devon and Kelly from Shelley in Suffolk were credited as the first to text in the right answer from an earlier audio clue.

Trevor also welcomed “the gang” back together after noting that Rosie was back in the studio, though she didn’t speak on air. The Trevor Trove feature took listeners back to the 1970s with Ken Boothe’s Everything I Own, prompting a flood of texts about childhood memories. Romesh Ranganathan popped up briefly to tease a Traitors-related “spoiler” ahead of his Radio 2 show the next morning, though he gave nothing away. Gary Davies also dropped in to promote his All Request Friday, asking listeners to call in and pick the next three hours of music.

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