Listings
: Steve Truelove
The Saturday Show including at7.45 Down to Earth with Alan Titchmarsh Producer DAVID BELUNGER BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
: David Jacobs
Producer ALAN OWEN Records:The Show Side of David Jacobs , REH/ZCR 523
The Saturday Side of David Jacobs , REH/ZCR 475 from retailers
Contributors
: Sounds of the 60s
The Move shot to fame in the mid-60s with a notorious stage image, massive publicity and hits such as Flowers in the Rain and Blackberry Way.Roy Wood , their lead singer and writer, looks back at the music he enjoyed during the decade, including records by LEN BARRY. BYRDS , CAROLE KING and the BEATLES.
Producer TRAVIS BAXTER BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Album Time
with Peter ClaytonProducer SANDRA BLACK
Contributors
: Cut Off at the Fringe
Part 2 of.... a visit to the Fringe Club at the heart of the Edinburgh Festival. Presented by Rory Bremner and Jessica MartinContributors
: Sport on 2
see panel: The Matchplay Quiz
A junior sports quiz presented by Paul McDowell.Two teams, each captained by a sporting personality, compete to find the Matchplay champions. This week Lyn Davies and Jonathan Davies lead teams from Dwr-Y-Felin
Comprehensive School, Neath and Dillwyn Llewelyn School, Swansea.
Producer CAROLINE ELLIOT
Contributors
: That's Show Business
The second of six programmes Presented by Rita Grade-Freeman Royal ShowsProducer CHRIS MORGAN
Contributors
: The ABC Quiz
Deer grunting, pop singing, or actors posing - they're all featured in the only multiple-choice quiz to give away Radio 2 umbrellas.Presented by Ken Bruce Devised and compiled by NEVILLE TELLER
Producer MARK ROBSUN
7.30 VHF/FM rejoins Radio 2
Contributors
: The World of Operetta
A panorama of a golden era in the musical theatre in Vienna, Paris, London and New York. The final programme in the BBC Concert Orchestra's visit to Hong Kong and the New Territories comes from Hong Kong City Hall.With Beverly Hoch (soprano) Stuart Burrows (tenor)
Geoffrey Chaid (baritone) and the BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY conducted by Barry Wordsworth
Introduced by John Dunn and Frances Yip
Producers DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN and BRIAN WILLEY
(In associaton with Yamaichi International (Europe) Ltd)
8.20-8.40* During the interval John Dunn elicits impressions of the tour from the artists and members of the orchestra.
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN
Contributors
: String Sound
The Strings of the BBC Radio Orchestra led by MICHAEL TOMALINGuest conductor Nick Ingman Presented by Bill Rennells Producer MADELEINE CUMING
Contributors
: Big Fight Special
British world champions seem to be vying for the honour of having fought in the most unusual venue. Terry Marsh won his title in a circus tent in Basildon now Lloyd Honeyghan defends his Welterweight crown in a Spanish bullring. Yes, the Plaza de Torros in Marbella is the scene of Honeyghan's fight against American Gene Hatcher.Commentary from Jim Neilly at the ringside.
Contributors
: Martin Kelner
Just like mother used to make. 'Living for the weekend 'cos that's when I party down.' Producer MARK RADCUFFE BBC Manchester MW joins at 11.0*: Going Dutch
The best of British and American solo guests combine their talents with the Metropole Orchestra of Holland in this series of BBC/Dutch Radio co-productions.Featuring among others this week:
Danny Street Nick Curtis
Georgie Fame Lee Gibson
Elaine Delmar
Phil Woods (alto)
Frank Foster (tenor)
Bobby Shew (trumpet)
Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY
Contributors
: Nick Page
presents Nightride with music and company to speed away the dark hours Producers PAM COX ROGER BOWMAN and GRAHAM BELCHEREContributors
: A Little Night Music
Producer IAN GRANT: Dave Bussey
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