Listings
: Graham Knight
The Sunday Show: Paul Jones
says Good Morning Sunday and welcomes Adrian Plass. Producer MICHAEL WAKELINContributors
: Melodies for You
Introduced by Richard Baker BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY conducted by Heinz Geese Producer ALAN BOYDContributors
: Desmond Carrington
Your Radio 2 All-Time Greats Listeners' favourite tunes and performances on record Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors
: Stuart Hall's Sunday Sport
On May Day Stuart's springtime fancy turns to the vigorous world of motorsport. In Italy there's the roar of Formula One cars at the San Marino Grand Prix, and in Portugal there's the scream of bikes in the Motorcycling Grand Prix at Estoril. Gentler fare comes in the form of golf from the Portuguese Open; and of snooker as the Embassy World Professional Championship builds to a climax in Sheffield. Cricket comes from the green lawns of England in the Refuge Assurance Sunday League. Producer PETER GRIFFITHSContributors
: Benny Green
A weekly celebration of the art of the songwriter. Producer BARBARA PAGE: Kenneth McKellar Sings a Song for Everyone
with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra led by BEN BUURMAN conducted by Alexander Gibson Kenneth is cast ashore this week, not on a desert, but on many different islands. Producer DAVE BATCHELOR BBC ScotlandContributors
: Sing Something Simple
Cliff Adams Singers Jack Emblow Quartet Producer GEOFF MULLIN (R)Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Pebble Mill Write to: Charlie Chester , Radio 2. BBC Pebble Mill Birmingham B5 7QQContributors
: The John Lawrenson Collection
John Lawrenson presents your favourite melodies. Producer BRIDGET APPSContributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from the Parish Church of Combe St Nicholas, Chard, SomersetIntroduced by Colin Evans Stand up, stand up for Jesus (Morning Light); Holy, holy, holy; 0 thou who earnest from above (Hereford); One more step along the world I go
(Southcott); Blessed assurance; Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire (Veni, creator Spiritus); Come, dearest Lord, descend and dwell (Cross deep); Living Lord; Ye holy angels bright (Darwell's 148th)
Conductor HELEN MCNAUGHT Organist ANTHONY MCNAUGHT BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Your Hundred Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer GEOFF MULLINContributors
: Songs from the Shows
BBC Radio Orchestra led by MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by Grant Hossack This week's special guest singers are Jenny Wren and Geoffrey AbbottPresented by Ruth Madoc Producer JOHN LANGRIDGE
Contributors
: Peter Clayton
with Sounds of Jazz including Tony Russell 's week. After midnight, the MichaelGarrick Big Band with Norma Winstone , recorded at the Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, Herts. Producer KEITH STEWART
Contributors
: Bill Rennells
presents Nightride: Colin Berry
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