Prince Charles shared his preferred tunes proceeding a broadcasting appearance to thank those missionaries.

The Prince from Wales has revealed some of his favorite songs, including Diana Ross, Edith Piaf, and Barbra Streisand. However, he highlighted The Three Degrees 'pop hit' Givin 'Up, Givin' In as the song that gave him an "irresistible urge to go up and dance."

Prince Charles gave his songs on a dedicated hospital radio to thank NHS staff and volunteers. It airs at noon, and a playlist of its 13 songs is posted on Spotify. The hour-long program will be recorded as part of National Thanksgiving Day on Sunday to celebrate those who helped respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

Registered with the Hospital Broadcasting Association, which comprises hospital radio stations, the prince paid tribute to all the hospital radio volunteers who helped comfort patients and staff during a crisis.

The song list of the future king from his entire life is diverse and includes songs by artists from South Africa, Scotland, France, and Ireland. Givin's music 'Up Givin' In was performed by The Three Degrees on his 30th birthday, and he described it as "one of my favorites and has for a long time given me an incredible urge to get up and dance."

Another song - Dick Powell's 1935 Pass Back In Town - made him happy because it prompted him to form his grandmother, the prince said. And he chose Barbra Streisand's "No Rain on My Parade" and remembers appearing as a young lieutenant on HMS Jupiter at Warner Bros. Studios in California in the 1970s.

The complete list includes:

Givin 'Up, Givin' In - Three degrees

No rain in my parade - Barbra Streisand

La Vie En Rose - Edith Piaf

Up and down - Diana Ross

Voice - Eimear Quinn

Songs to click - Miriam Makeba

You are a woman, Peter Skillern

La Mer - Charles Trent