Listings
: Steve Truelove
The Sunday Show: Roger Royle
says Good Morning Sunday with his special guestCharlene Tilton , Dallas's Lucy Ewing. including at 7.45 Bishop Frank Sargeant Producer HUGH FAUPEL BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Melodies For You
Introduced by Richard Baker BBC Concert Orchestra leader MARTIN LOVEDAY conductor Ashley Lawrence with performances on record by WALTER MIDGLEY. HILDE GUEDEN and MALCOLM MESSITER (oboe) Producer BARRY KNIGHTContributors
: Desmond Carrington
Your Radio 2 All-Time Greats Producer RAY HARVEYContributors
: Caught in the Act
Marcel Stellman presents the world's greatest variety bill featuring music and comedy stars, 'caught in the act'. Producer GRAHAM PASSContributors
: Stuart Hall's Sunday Sport
Moor Park - that's 'where the boys are' for the Four Stars Pro-Am Golf Tournament. Stuart 'Stupid Cupid 'Hall directs operations from the Sunday Sport bunker. 'Who's sorry now?' The World Cup in Mexico, the FrenchTennis Open, the Nations Cup at Hickstead, Commonwealth swimming trials, John Player cricket and the finish of the Le Mans 24-hour race.
'Everybody's Stuart's fool'
- will he end up with 'lipstick on his collar'? Probably. Closet Connie Francis fans
DAVE GORDON and PETER MONNERY
Contributors
: Alan Dell
with Sounds Easy Producer ANTHONY WILLS: Jazz Classics in Stereo
A 26-part history of jazz introduced by Robert Parker featuring original recordings in high quality stereo sound. 22: New Orleans in the 20s This week the spotlight falls on some lesser-known local bands led by such native talents as Louis Dumaine and 'Papa' Celestin. (A digital recording from Vintage Productions of Sydney, Australia) Highlightsfrom the series are on three BBC records or cassettes available from record dealersContributors
: Sing Something Simple
THE CLIFF ADAMS SINGERS THE JACK EMBLOW QUARTET Producer SANDRA BLACK (R)5.0 VHF/FM joins Radio 1
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors
: Rhyme and Reason
Richard Anthony Baker reveals the intriguing stories behind some well-known songs.With RAY CHARLES , HARRY NILSSON , PHIL HARRIS and others on record Producer ALAN OWEN
Contributors
: Niall Murray Sings
With the LANGHAM ORCHESTRA conducted by KENNETH ALWYN leader ROLF WILSONProducer CHARLES CLARK MAXWELL (Re-broadcast on Friday at 10. 0pm)
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from St Leonard's Church, Hythe, KentIntroduced by Robert Prizeman Hymns: City of God; God of grace and God of glory; Lord
Christ, who on thy heart didst bear; God is working his purpose out; Thy hand 0 God has guided; In Christ there is no east or west; God moves in a mysterious way; Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round; Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
Contributors
: Songs from the Shows
BBC Radio Orchestra leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by lain Sutherland Guest singers areKathleen Livingstone and Neil Mackie Presented by Richard Clegg Producer TIM MCDONALD
Contributors
: Jazz Score
A reminiscent programme on the subject of jazz, this week from The Stables Theatre,Wavendon, Buckinghamshire Chairman Benny Green with John Dankworth Humphrey Lyttelton
Digby Fairweather , Ian Carr Research and questions by ROY PELLETT
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
Contributors
: Sounds of Jazz
Peter Clayton with reviews, interviews and comment from the world ofjazz including Tony Russell 's news and blues review.After midnight, The Peter King Quintet recorded at the UCS Theatre, London Producer KEITH STEWART
12.0 VHF/FM rejoins Radio 2
Contributors
: Nick Page
presents Nightride: Charles Nove
presents The Early Show Producer CHRISTOPHER VEZEYContributors
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