Listings
: Steve Truelove
The Saturday Show Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Pebble Mill: Sounds of the 60s
Wayne Fontana recalls, and plays some of his favourite records, including songs by CHUCK BERRY. IKE AND TINA TURNER and P.J. PROBYProducer IAN GRANT
Contributors
: Album Time
with Peter ClaytonProducer SANDRA BLACK
1.0 VHF/FM joins Radio 1
Contributors
: The News Huddlines
Roy Hudd laughs at the news with June Whitfield, Chris Emmett and THE HUDDLINERSContributors
: Sport on 2
see panel: Brain of Sport 1986
'The Valiants' is no place for the faint hearted as Robert Bradley , Phillip May and Robert Tacey set their sights on a place in the final.Questionmaster Peter Jones Referee Chris Rhys
Producer JOANNE WATSON
Contributors
: Don't Stop Now-It's Fundation
A non-stop comedy cabaret with Fundation: JOE GRIFFITHS (piano) GARETH HALE. NORMAN PACETERRY MORRISON. VICKY SILVA and MARYANNE MORGAN
Written by FUNDATION with contributions from CHARLIE ADAMS GEOFFREY ATKINSON and others Producer ALAN NIXON
(First broadcast on Radio 4)
Contributors
: Beat the Record
Keith Fordyce with more musical teasersDevised by DON DAVIS
Researcher BILL SULLIVAN Producer ANDY WILSON
7.30 VHF/FM rejoins Radio 2
Contributors
: Gala Concert
Anna Ford introduces the concert direct from the Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea BBC Concert Orchestra leader MARTIN LOVEDAY conducted by Heinz Geese with Jill Gomez and Arthur DaviesThe programme includes a performance of Prokofiev's
Peter and the Wolf, narrated by Anna Ford , plus music from
Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet and Bizet's Carmen.
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN (Given in association with the Southend-on-Sea Music Club)
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8.25-8.45* Interval
Martin Muncaster presents Mallory of Everest, based on DUDLEY GREEN'S appreciation of the mountaineer bom 100 years ago.
Contributors
: String Sound
The Strings of the BBC Radio Orchestra leader MICHAEL TOMALIN Guest conductor David WhitakerPresented by Bill Rennells Producer RAY HARVEY
Contributors
: Martin Kelner
Music and memories, the Word Game and the Trivia Quiz'Chop, chop, chop, you can hear him singing.'
Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY
Contributors
: Night Owls
Dave Gelly offers you a weekend punchbowl. Producer BARBARA PAGEContributors
: Bill Rennells
presents Nightride with music and company to speed away the dark hours Producers PAM COXROGER BOWMAN and ROY HERBERT
Contributors
: The Metropole Orchestra
conducted by DolfVan DerLinden, Jerry Van Rooyen and Rogier Van Otterloo , with guest vocalists Colin Anthony , Nick Curtis , Elaine Delmar , Salena Jones , Lois Lane , Alan Price ,
Danny Street , and international instrumentalists
John Taylor (piano), Duncan Lamont (tenor saxophone),
Ack Van Rooyen (flugelhorn) and Frank Wess
(flute and tenor saxophone) Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producers JAN VAN RIEMSDIJK and RAY HARVEY
(A BBC co-production with NOS. recorded in Hilversum, Holland)
Contributors
: David Yarnall
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