Listings
: Weather: News followed by Morning Music
Henry Krein and his QuartetKen Beaumont and his Sextet
The Freddy Randall Band
BBC Northern Ireland Light Orchestra
Conductor, Terence Lovett
The Swinging Strings
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
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: BAND PARADE
A weekend concertWith PAUL MARTIN
Produced by Leslie Perowne
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: GEORGE MARTIN
invites you toStart the Day Right
Produced by Alex Henderson
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: METCAST
: FIVE TO TEN
THE REV. FRANK JENNINGS talks of what he learned fromThe Gyps<es
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: SATURDAY CLUB
CLIFF BENNETTAND THE REBEL ROUSERS
MARIANNE FAITHFULL
THE SWINGLE SINGERS
BOBBY VEE
THEM
THE BETTY SMITH QUINTET
THE MIKE LEANDER ORCHESTRA
Records you request and some new releases
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by JIMMY GRANT and BRIAN WILLEY
The Swingle Singers broadcast by arrangement with Robert Paterson
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: L.P. TIME
PETER CLAYTON takes a critical look at some of the recent releasesContributors
: JACK JACKSON
takes you for a ride on hisRecord Roundabout
Produced by Jack Dabbs
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: The Billy Cotton Band Show
ALAN BREEZEKATHIE KAY
THE BANDITS
MR. WAKEY-WAKEY himself plus Special Guest, JOE BROWN
Script by Eddie Gurney
Produced by RICHARD WILLCOX
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: SATURDAY SWINGS
GEORGIE FAMEAND the BLUE FLAMES
GERRY AND the PACEMAKERS
TERRY BURTON
BOBBIE BRITTON and some swinging discs
BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Conductor, Bernard HERRMANN
THE SATURDAY SOUND
Directed by TOMMY WATT
Introduced by BRUCE WYNDHAM
Produced by JOHN HOOPER
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: TOP GEAR
with Brian MatthewAn Express Delivery of Pop Packages and Discs
MANFRED MANN
DAVE BERRY
AND THE CRUISERS
Produced by BERNIE ANDREWS
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: ROUNDABOUT '65
Switch on the off-beat circuit With COLIN HAMILTON for news, views, comments and the best on record plusSTAN REYNOLDS AND HIS Music
Script by Tony Aspler
Produced bv PETER DUNCAN and JOHN CASSELS
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: CHORUS, EVERYONE!
Songs and choruses sung by THE TREVISCOE MALE VOICE CHOIRConductor,
W. J. RUSSELL KESSELL
FREDERICK HARVEY (baritone)
ALBERT WEBB at the piano
Introduced by DEREK JONES
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: LIGHT UP THE NIGHT
with a galaxy of starsIntroduced by Don Arrol
Comedy PETER GOODWRIGHT
' MRS. SHUFFLEWICK'
LES DAWSON
Songs
Guest:
CRAIG DOUGLAS
Residents:
ANITA HARRIS ,ANDY COLE
THE ADAM SINGERS
Music
RONNIE PRICE AND HIS Quartet
JOHNNY PEARSON at the piano THE GALAXY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by PAUL FENOULHET
Musical associate, Burnell Whibley
Script by DENIS GOODWIN
Produced by JOHN BROWELL and RICHARD WILLCOX
Don Arrol is in ' The Fol de RolJ at the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow: ' Mrs. Shufftewick ' in ' Fielding's Music Hall Revue' at the Prince Charles Theatre , London
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: TAKE YOUR PARTNERS
SYDNEY THOMPSON AND HISOLD TIME DANCE ORCHESTRA
Produced by Roger Pusey
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: THE DENNIS MANN ORCHESTRA
featuring SHIRLEY JACKSONFrom The Grand Spa Ballroom. Bristol
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: EDMUNDO ROS
AND HISLATIN-AMERICAN ORCHESTRA
From Edmundo Ros ' Club. London
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: LATE NIGHT SATURDAY
with PETER MURRAY a few friends and Records All the Way L.P.s, E.P.s, singles new releases current hits, old favourites and featuringTHE FRANK SINATRA L.P. Softly, as I Leave You
Produced by DEREK CHINNERY
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: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather ForecastAbout this project
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