Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by MORNING MUSIC
FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRATHE FELIX KING TRIO
LOU WHITESON AND HIS
LATIN-AMERICAN ORCHESTRA
THE FREDDIE BALLERINI SEXTET
HARRY LEADER AND his BAND
THE RAYMOND AGOULT ORCHESTRA and some records to start the day bright
Introduced by PETER LATHAM
The Freddie Ballerini Sextet is appearing at Quaglrno's Restaurant, London
Contributors
: FAMILY FARE
A record menu for all tastes Introduced by JOHN WEBSTERContributors
: METCAST
A visit to the London Weather Centre for a report on the latest weather position: FIVE TO TEN
Superstitions:Common and not so common with CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Contributors
: THE JOHNNY PEARSON SHOW
his piano the strings and rhythm with orchestral sounds and today's guest, ROSE BRENNANProduced by Don George
Contributors
: Music While You Work
Band of THE COLDSTREAM GUARDSConductor, CAPTAIN TREVOR L. SHARPE.M.B.E. Director of Music
Contributors
: MORNING STORY
with ANTONY BILBOW' The Birthday Card
: THE SOUND OF STRINGS
A mid-morning serenade from THE ALBANY STRINGSDirected by Reg Pursglove with ANDY COLE and RONNIE PRICE
Introduced by SEAN KELLY
Produced by Eric Arden
Contributors
: PARADE OF THE POPS
BOB MILLER AND THE MILLERMENVlnce Hill
DOUGIE ARTHUR , Tony CRANE ROSANELLA and THE MILLTONES and this week's guest JULIE GRANT
Introduced by DENNY PIERCY
Produced by IAN SCOTT
Contributors
: Swing Into Summer
GAY BYRNE introduces the best sounds around town This week's featured studio artists, on each dayADAM FAITH AND THE ROULETTES BILLY J. KRAMER AND THE DAKOTAS
TOM JONES AND THE Squires KENNY BALL'S JAZZMEN THE KING BROTHERS
THE BARRON KNIGHTS WITH DUKE D'MOND
ALAN HAVEN WITH TONY CROMBIE KENNY LYNCH , LINDA SAXONS MAL AND THE PRIMITIVES THE MESSENGERS
MRS. MILLS
THE LORNE GIBSON TRIO WOUT STEENHUIS
THE PHIL PHILLIPS TRIO
THE JOHNNY ARTHEY NINE and a spinful of discs
Produced by JOHN BILLINGHAM and DOREEN DAVIES
Contributors
: THE DALES
Repeated Thursday, 11.15 a.m.: Newly Pressed
Nigel Murphy with tonight's batch of the latest L.P.s, E.P.s, and singlesContributors
: ROUNDABOUT '65
Switch on the off-beat circuit with ROBIN BOYLE plusTHE RALPH DOLLIMORE QUARTET Script by Tony Aspler
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and JACK Dobson
Contributors
: THE NAVY LARK
with Jon PertweeStephen Murray Leslie Phillips
A chronicle of events aboard H.M.S. Troutbridgt Written by LAWRIE WYMAN and involving
RICHARD CALDICOT
HEATHER CHASEN
RONNIE BARKER
TENNIEL EVANS
MICHAEL BATES
Announcer, ROBIN BOYLE Produced by ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON
Sunday's broadcast
Contributors
: Heather Mixture
with Jimmy ShandA miscellany of music from Scotland with ELEANOR LEITH
TERRY RUSSELL
JIMMY SHAND AND his BAND Introduced by BILL JACK
Produced by Ben Lyons
Repeated Friday at 10.0 a.m
Contributors
: THE NEWS
and Sports Results: MID-WEEK THEATRE
Spider by Brian HaylesProduced by ANTHONY CORNISH
Contributors
: TAKE YOUR PARTNERS
SYDNEY THOMPSON AND HISOLD Time DANCE ORCHESTRA Produced by James Dufour
Contributors
: MOVIETIME
In Which We Serve starringNoËL COWARD, JOHN MILLS
Bernard MILES, CELIA JOHNSON Introduced and adapted by GORDON Gow
Produced by Tony Luke Recording
Contributors
: SOUNDS OF THE NIGHT
JOHN BENSON introducesTED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC DENNIS Lotis
ROBIN HALL and JIMMIE MACGREGOR
THE MICHAEL JOHN MOOD THE MIDNIGHT STRINGS featuring and conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER plus a disc or two
Produced by IAN GRANT
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather ForecastAbout this project
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