Listings
: Brian Hayes
Good Morning UK!A daily briefing of news, strategic travel and sport. as well as the music of your lifetime. More snap, no cackle and lots of popular hits.
Producers Phil Hughes ,
Geoff Mullin and Bridget Apps
9.15 Pause For Thought with Captain Charles King (Director of Media
Relations, Salvation Army Headquarters).
Contributors
: Ken Bruce
Including at 10.00 an hour of real gold with Ken's Pick of the Hits: Jimmy Young
Producers Trevor Aston.Paul Newman and John Gurnett
Contributors
: Gloria Hunniford
Producers Richard Masters,Alison Tuohy and Denis O'Keeffe
Contributors
: John Dunn
Producers Colin Martin,Flick Roskrow and Fiona Baily
Contributors
: The Pasadenas' Almanac
Featuring the Pasadena Roof Orchestra with vocalist Duncan Galloway. Also starringJune Whitfield , Jeffrey Holland and Chris Emmett. Join the Pasadena Roof Orchestra on their musical excursion through great moments in 20th-century history. This week, Agatha Christie is missing in The Mysterious Affair at Harrogate. Producer Richard Wilson
Contributors
: Barbershop Style
For the last programme in the series, Graham Knight visits Harmony College, a national Barbershop summer school held in the Midlands.Producer Jane Ward
Contributors
: Thicker Than Water
The third programme of the series in whichSarah Kennedy probes two related celebrities to find out if blood really is thicker than water when it comes to musical taste.
This week: Paul Daniels and son Martin Daniels.
The result is sheer magic! Producer Rebecca Nicholson
Contributors
: At The Console
In the third of six programmes featuring the country's top organ and keyboard players,Simon Gledhill plays his selection of melodies at the console of the Compton organ at
Wyton House, Huntingdon. Introduced by Nigel Ogden. Producer Pete Johnson
Contributors
: Let's Twist Again
Thirty years ago, it changed the way we danced for good.Chubby Checker remarks "It's like the electric light, which goes on forever". Louise Bruce tells the story and plays the song connected with this famous social or antisocial dance. With comments from: Chubby Checker, Lionel Blair, Victor Silvester Jr and Sir James Savile.
Contributors
: Radio 2 Concert Bandstand
The first in a series of four programmes.Frank Fenton introduces music for wind bands on record, including performances by Frederick Fennell.
Producer Ray Harvey
Contributors
: Jazz Parade
Digby Fairweather takes a look around the current jazz scene.Contributors
: Alan Dedicoat
with Night RideAnd from 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with the Rev Kate Powell.
Contributors
: Alex Lester
The Early Show eases your way from night to day.6.15 Pause For Thought with Joanna Bogle.
Contributors
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