Listings
: Sam on Sunday
Douglas Reeve joins Sam Costa and plays your requests on the BBC Theatre Organ. Studio guests:Markham District Colliery Band conducted by Jim Davies and the RAPHAELE ORCHESTRA conducted by PETER WALDEN Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester including at 6.55 New Day
Contributors
: David Jacobs
presents Melodies for You with the REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA leader GEORGE FRENCH with Carole RosenBBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader JOHN BRADBURY conducted by Marcus Dods Producer PETER BELL
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Sunday Show
with Family Favourites and at 11.30 On The Way: Des O'Connor Entertains
In spite of Eli Woods but with the help of The Colin Keyes Conspiracy and BRIAN FITZGERALD and the BBC NORTHERNRADIO ORCHESTRA
Producer JAMES CASEY
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Benny Green
presents a selection of records for Sunday afternoon listening.Producer JACK DABES
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: Country Style
Presented by David Allan Producer RAY HARVEYContributors
: Tom Browne
with Sounds EasyProducer BARBARA PAGE
: Sing Something Simple
The Adam Singers directed by CLIFF ADAMS Producer BILL BEBBContributors
: Two's Best
Len Jackson with the best of Radio 2 last week. Written by JOHN MCKAYProducers ALUN GILES and CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
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: Sunday Sport
with Mike IngbamFeaturing Motor Racing - reports by SIMON TAYLOR from Zandvoort on the Dutch Grand Prix
Plus Motorcycling - CHRIS CARTER reports from Salzburgring on the Austrian Grand Prix
Athletics - from Gateshead, ALAN PARRY and PETER MATTHEWS report on the international between ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, YUGOSLAVIA and NORWAY. Expert analysis ALAN PASCOE Golf - the final round of the Swiss Open. News from RENTON LAIDLAW
Tennis - GERALD WILLIAMS on the us Open
Also Cricket - the John Player League matches. Producer ANDY SMITH
Contributors
: Boston Pops
Programmes featuring the Boston Pops Orchestra conductor John Williams at their famous concerts in the Symphony Hall, Boston. Introduced by Jack BrymerProducer HUGH WARWICK
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: Sunday Half-Hour
from Southernhay United Reformed Church, Exeter Introduced by THE REV CANON CYRIL TAYLORConductor MARTIN ELLIS Organist PAUL MORGAN
Prayer and Blessing by THE REV KENNETH HIBBERD
Hymns: 0 for a thousand tongues (Lydia); Come let us anew (Derby); Love divine, all loves excelling (Westminster); Thus angels sung (Song 34); Lord God, we give you thanks (Ellenborough); The fruits of the earth (Jennifer); This, this is the God (Leura); All my hope on God is founded (Michael/Meine Hoffnung); The duteous day now closeth (Innsbruck)
BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ALLAN GILESContributors
: Rolf's Walkabout
Today, the people of Wainfleet, Lincolnshire. play host to Rolf Harris BARRY BOOTH(musical director)
THE MICHAEL JOHN SINGERS BRIAN DEE (organ) BOB GILL (guitar)
PKTER CHAPMAN (baSS) DAVE ROGERS (drums) Producer
JOHN FAWCETT WILSON
Contributors
: The Bing Crosby Show
A series of historical radio broadcasts originally recorded in 1946. Special guest Gary Cooper *Contributors
: Bob Kilbey
with The Late ShowAbout this project
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