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: Martin Kelner
with the Early Show: Ken Bruce
with dedications and requests. Including at10.00 Pick of the Hits.
: Jimmy Young
talks to the people who make the news.: Chris Stuart
presents the afternoon entertainment show, including at 2.30 the featured interview and at3.00 Fifties after Three.
: Ed Stewart
with two contestants on the general-knowledge Accumulator Quiz.: John Dunn
Including the Mystery Voice competition.: Jim Lloyd
with Folk on 2 Jim's guests tonight are one of Ireland's newest and most exciting bands -Dervish. Formed two years ago, this Sligo-based band so impressed Jim when he met them at last summer's
Cambridge Folk Festival that he's been trying to arrange a studio session with them ever since.
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: Folk Club
In the second of five programmes, singer/ songwriter Dave Burland visits the Four Fools Club in Redditch, Worcestershire. It hosts weekly singarounds, musical evenings and a summer festival, and above all it is about a love of song. With local singer/songwriterColin Pitts and a rising star of the folk scene, Eliza Carthy.
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: Collecting Folk
Malcolm Taylor , librarian of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, presents the last of four programmes profiling collectors of traditions throughout the UK. Tom McKean is unique among folk collectors in Britain in that he is usually paid for collecting material, thanks to his residency with Banff District Council in north east Scotland. A musician in his own right, from the rich folk tradition of America, the programme finds him recording everything from poems and stories to classic ballads.A Pier production
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: Tatties and Herrin'
The third of six programmes in which Isla St Clair explores the rich oral tradition of music, songs and history from her native Buckie and the north east of Scotland.: Nigel Ogden The Organist Entertains
with music, views and information from the popular organ and keyboard world, including another selection of extended musical items from some top players.: The Jamesons
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: Steve Madden
Including at 1.30Pause for Thought with the Rev Georgie Baxendale.
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: Alex Lester
Including at 3.30Pause for Thought. with the Rev Georgie Baxendale.
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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