chart he featured was not the official Billboard one, but an airplay-only chart compiled by Radio and Records magazine. Weekends In 1992, Davies moved from the lunchtime show to the weekend breakfast, keeping a selection of the features. He also started a Sunday late night slot. The 'Lots of Love' feature moved to this show, with dedications being read out over the music to Dances with Wolves. During this period, he could also be heard deputising for weekday presenters who were taking their holidays, usually Steve Wright or Nicky Campbell. Leaving BBC Radio 1 In 1993 Davies was dismissed. His last record was Layla by Derek and the Dominoes — which had also been his first record on the station 11 years earlier. Davies was the last Radio 1 DJ to host Top of the Pops before the show's "year zero" revamp in October 1991. Virgin Radio In January 1994, Davies moved to Virgin Radio, presenting their Sunday morning Classic Tracks slot from 10am to 2pm. The show later went out from 9am to 1pm and he remained there until early 1995. After a brief sabbatical, Davies then rejoined Virgin Radio in December 1995, taking over the Sunday late night show from 10pm to 2am. This gave him the chance to revive his Sunday night format. In 1997, Davies moved to an earlier slot on Sundays from 6-10pm, before moving on to present the weekday late night slot in January 1999, where he remained until December 2000. Century Radio Davies was heard on the Real Radio and the Century Network, presenting a CD chart show every Sunday originally from 1 to 4pm but from 2006 the show went out from 4pm to 7pm. However, this finished in mid-2008. Currently he owns a publishing company called Good Groove, where he also manages new artists. Good Groove's first publishing hit was "Black Coffee" by All Saints and Davies later went on to sign singer Corinne Bailey Rae. BBC Radio 2 On 20 March 2017, during Sara Cox's Sounds of the 80s 24-hour Danceathon for Red Nose Day 2017, Davies was interviewed by Simon Mayo on Simon Mayo Drivetime. and later on 9 June 2017, Davies stood in for Sara Cox to present a special 2¾ hour edition of Sounds of the 80s on BBC Radio 2. This was his first time back on BBC Radio after 23 years away. In October 2017,