Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by BRIGHT AND EARLY
LIGHT ORCHESTRAConductor, DAVID CURRY
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: MORNING MUSIC
BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRAConductor, PAUL FENOULHET
HENRY KHEIN AND HIS QUARTET
BBC WEST OF ENGLAND PLAYERS Directed by PETER MARTIN ROGER WEBB TRIO
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: METCAST
A visit to the Weather Centre in Kingsway. London, for a report on the latest weather position: FIVE TO TEN
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: SATURDAY CLUB
DEL SHANNONGERRY AND THE PACEMAKEM
DEC DEE SHARP
DEV DOUGLAS
THE SUNDOWNERS
MIKE COTTON'S JAZZMEN
ARTHUR GREENSLADE AND THE GEE-MEN
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by JIMMY GRANT and BERNARD ANDREWS
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: TWELVE O'CLOCK SPIN
of the pick of the international pop records with CLIVE ROSLIN: JACK JACKSON
takes you for a ride on his Record RoundaboutProduced by JACK DABBS
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: THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN
† VAL DOONICAN with music to start you reminiscing: RACING
Grand Sefton SteeplechaseRun over a distance of about two miles seven-and-a-half furlongs
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY from the Grandstand. MICHAEL O'HEHIR at Becher's Brook, and TONY PRESTON at the Sixteenth Fence, with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER From Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool
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: * LP, TIME
JACK BENTILEY takes a critical look at some L.P. records for L.P. listenersContributors
: MIDLAND MELODY
featuring the tBBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRAConductor, JACK COLES with ROSEMARY BRETT DAVIES and MARIE COOPER at two pianos and THE HAROLD RICH QUARTET
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: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Commentary by RAYMOND GLENDENNING and MAX RAWLINGS on the second half of one of today's English League matchesContributors
: SPORTS REPORT
Introduced by EAMONN ANDREWSProduced by ANGUS MACKAY
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: JAZZ CLUB
CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND with CURTIS JONESTHE BRUCE TURNER JUMP BAND
Introduced by HUMPHREY LYTTELTON Produced by BRYANT MARRIOTT
Contributors
: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
CLIFFORD WEBB summarises the day's outstanding gamesContributors
: SATURDAY CONCERT HALL
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur LeavinsConductor, VILEM TAUSKY
Part 1 with TOMMY REILLY (harmonica) including
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: The Interval NEWS and ENCORE
Listen again with STEVE RACE to recordings from the pastContributors
: Orchestral Concert Part 2
In Lighter Mood with music by John AnsellEdward German , and Delibes
Introduced by Roy WILLIAMSON
Produced by CHARLES BEARDSALL Before an invited audience in the Camden Theatre, London
Tickets obtainable on application to [address removed] enclosing a stamped. addressed envelope.
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: TAKE YOUR PARTNERS
SYDNEY THOMPSON AND HISOLD TIME DANCE ORCHESTRA
Introduced by MICHAEL DE MORGAN
Produced by JOHN BURNABY
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: MOONGLOW
BERNARD HERRMANN conducts and ROGER MOFFAT introduces a programme of music for everyone played and sung by the BBC NORTHERNDANCE ORCHESTRA
LES HOWARD, THE POLKA DOTS
NORMAN GEORGE
THE DALMOUR TRIO Produced by Peter PILBEAM
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: POP TRACK
brings into focus pop artists on film sound-track, includingJOHNNY MATHIS , BOBBY DARIN THF. SHADOWS, HELEN SHAPIRO
Introduced by JACKIE RAE
Script by LYN FAIRHURST
Produced by RICHARD WILLCOX Recording
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