Listings
: News Summary
and Weather forecast: Breakfast Special
as Radio 2: Tony Blackburn
with a Daily Disc Delivery including, at 8.0, 5 of the latest 45s hot from the pressContributors
: Junior Choice
Leslie Crowther introduces Junior Choice, your record requests(Leslie Crowther is in "Let Sleeping Wives Lie" at the Garrick Theatre, London)
Contributors
: Crack the Clue
Duncan Johnson invites you to take part in a trial round of Radio 1's exciting new competition which begins on MondayDevised by Peter Chiswell
Repeated: 1.55 p.m.
On page 8 you will find a specimen puzzle and an article explaining how you should use the entry form
Contributors
: Keith Skues
your resident D.J. presentsSaturday Club
Hit discs
Top pop groups and singers
This week's star guests: Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick, and Tich, The Bee Gees
Producer, Bill Bebb
Contributors
: Emperor Rosko
with his Midday SpinContributors
Blog post that mentions this programme:
: The Jack Jackson Show
A record roundabout.Contributors
: Crack the Clue
Broadcast at 9.55 a.m.: Chris Denning
says this is Where It's AtIt's here every Saturday at 2.0
It's non-stop for sixty minutes
It's all that's best in pop
It's also got Kenny Everett
It's produced by Johnny Beerling
Contributors
: Pete Murray
with his pick of last week's 'Newly Pressed' programmes featuring the latest pops, L.P.s, and E.P.sContributors
Blog post that mentions this programme:
: Pete Brady
Introduces a swinging selection of studio sounds and the best of the rest on records.Contributors
: Country Meets Folk
Wally Whyton introduces folk, country and western music on record and, in person, The Cree; Jamie, Jon, and JerryMurray Kash reviews some current recordings
Contra bass fiddle, Brian Brocklehurst
Contributors
: Scene And Heard
Johnny Moran takes a trip around the world of pop and highlights an exclusive interview with George Harrison.One hour of latest news records, reviews and pop people talking shop
Contributors
: News
: Pete Murray
meets Pete's Peoplewith Geno Washington and his Ram Jam Band, Manfred Mann, Danny Street,
Bob Miller and his Millermen
Records, reviews, and news
Cleo Laine and Mr. Acker Bilk in live relays from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's first Jazz Ball in aid of the National Society for Mentally Handicapped Children and the R.P.O. Trust
Introduced by Leslie Crowther
The Orchestra conducted by Stanley Black from Grosvenor House Hotel. London
Contributors
: Newsroom
: Night Ride
Sean Kelly with swinging sounds on and off the record featuring tonight:The Settlers.
Contributors
: News Summary
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