Listings
: Sujata Barot
with the Saturday Show: Brian Matthew
with Sounds of the 60s: Judi Spiers
A Rewind production: The Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise Show
Written and adapted by Eddie Braben. With Ann Hamilton,Allan Cuthbertson and singer Anita Harris.
Music from Max Harris and his Orchestra.
Contributors
: Nick Barraclough
with New CountryA Smooth Operations production
: Gallagher and Lyle in Concert
Recorded in November 1979 at the Hammersmith Odeon. Producer Graham Pass: Well Above Average: the Continuing Story of 10CC
The career of one of Britain's most innovative and popular bands is traced from its roots in the Manchester beat boom of the 60s to the present day. Presented by Justin Hayward, the programme includes interviews with Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman and specially recorded tracks from the band's new album. With Rick Fenn,Stuart Tosh, George Martin, Paul Gambaccini, Pete Tattersall, Peter Noone and Nick R Thomas.
Contributors
: Comedy Classics
Ken Bruce introduces the second of four programmes of highlights from Les Dawson's popular radio show Listen to Les.With Roy Barraclough, Daphne Oxenford and Colin Edwynn. Brian Fitzgerald remains in charge of the proper music. Originally written and produced by James Casey (Rpt)
Series compiled by Mike Craig
Contributors
: Bob Holness Presents.... Farewell to the Paris
A celebration of six decades of comedy, music and light entertainment from the BBC's 55 years of residence at the Paris Studio, Regent Street, London, which it leaves this month. Featuring the BBC Big Band conducted by Barrie Forgie, and The Stephen Hill Singers.With June Whitfield, Frank Muir, Denis Norden, Johnny More, Molly Weir, Maurice Denham, Humphrey Lyttelton, John Barnes, Pete Strange, Kenny Baker, Bill Pertwee, Betty Marsden, Nicholas Parsons, Peter Goodwright, Pete Murray, Cliff Bennett, Lyn Paul, Leslie Phillips, Jon Pertwee, Roy Hudd and Chris Emmett. Additional material by Barry Took, Michael Dines and Peter Goodwright
Producers Richard Willcox and Aled Evans
# See This Week: page 9
Contributors
: Sheridan Morley
with the Radio 2 ArtsProgramme
: Ronnie Hilton
with Sounds of the 50sRepeated from 6.30pm Sunday
: Charles Nove
with Night RideIncluding at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with the Rev Stephen Oliver.
Contributors
: Sujata Barot
with the Sunday ShowSujata continues her first-ever trip to India.
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