Listings
: Graham Knight
The Saturday Show includingat7.45 Down to Earth with Alan Titchmarsh Producer DAVID CORSER BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
: Sounds of the 60s
For the last time in this series Simon Dee unfolds the mysteries of the magic decade to the waiting millions. Guides on the journey include BILLY FURY. FLOYD CRAMERJUNIOR WALKER and SANDY SHAW. Producer STUART HOBDAY BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Michael Aspel
Last in the present series from the wireless wordsmith Producer GEOFF MULLINContributors
: Gerald Harper
Producer ROGER BOWMANWrite to: Gerald Harper , Radio 2 BBC, London W1A 4WW
1.00 FM joins Radio 1
Contributors
: Sport on 2: Wimbledon 88
see panel: Three in a Row
Bernie Clifton presents the touring general-knowledge quiz from the Town Hall, Oxford. Questions set by DAVID WILLIAMS Devised by DON DAVIES Producer ANDY ALIFFE7.30 FM rejoins Radio 2
Contributors
: Niall Murray Sings
The first of three programmes presented and sung by Niall Murray , with the BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY conducted by Barry Wordsworth featuring the Ambrosian Opera Chorus directed by JOHN MCCARTHYNiall presents popular and well-loved ballads, operatic arias and orchestral favourites, including the prologue from I Pagliacci, Shine Through My Dreams, the Rondo from Eine kleine Nachtmusik and the Largo al factotum from The Barber of Seville. Producer BARRY KNIGHT
Contributors
: The Orchestral World of Stanley Black
BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAYThe first of three programmes paying tribute to the musical artistry of one of Britain's leading composer/arranger/ conductors.
Presented by David Jacobs Producer BARRY KNIGHT
Contributors
: String Sound
The Strings of the BBC Radio Orchestra led by MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by Gordon Langford Presented by Bill Rennells Producer ROBIN SEDGLEYContributors
: International Athletics
The Bislett Games in Oslo give Steve Cram a chance for revenge against the man who beat him in last year's 1500-metre final in the World Championships in Rome. Cram takes on Somalia's Abdi Bile in the Dream Mile - live at 10.25. Commentary from Ian Darke and Bob Phillips on the big race and other highlights, including appearances by Linford Christie, Peter Elliott and Derek Redmond. In all, five world champions are due to compete.Contributors
: Martin Kelner
'I just stick out my chin and grin.' Producer JOHN LEONARD BBC Manchester MWrejoins at 10.30*Contributors
: Night Owls
with Dave GellyProducer BARBARA PAGE
Contributors
: AlanDedicoat
presents Nightride Producers MEL HOUSEGRAHAM BELCHERE. ALISON TUOHY
Contributors
: A Little Night Music
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFE: Dave Bussey
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