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bbc radio 2 monday february 10th 1997
07:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Music and mirth with Mayo, plus another repentent soul in Confessions. Fax the studio at local rates on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Continuing the Joke du Jour and Mr Whippy 's Rusty Organ spins again. Phone for free on [number removed].

Contributors
Unknown:
Mr Whippy
Source: Radio Times
12:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode joins Mary Anne Hobbs live in the studio.

Contributors
Unknown:
Dave Gahan
Unknown:
Mary Anne Hobbs
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Tickling the nation's fancy once again with the Teasingly Topical Triple Tracker.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Chart Hour at 4.00 and the hottest hits in the Mix at 6.30.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session: Blur


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present a specially extended session from a secret location where the originators of Britpop, Blur, will be playing live at 8.30.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Stuart Maconie


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mr Maconie is the host for this evening's festivities, live from Manchester's Studio 5.

Contributors
DJ:
Stuart Maconie
Source: Radio Times
01:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 11th Feb 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The best new music.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 11th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The UK's high density early-morning music mix.

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England

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bbc radio 1 monday february 10th 1997

07:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Music and mirth with Mayo, plus another repentent soul in Confessions. Fax the studio at local rates on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Continuing the Joke du Jour and Mr Whippy 's Rusty Organ spins again. Phone for free on [number removed].

Contributors
Unknown:
Mr Whippy
Source: Radio Times
12:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode joins Mary Anne Hobbs live in the studio.

Contributors
Unknown:
Dave Gahan
Unknown:
Mary Anne Hobbs
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Tickling the nation's fancy once again with the Teasingly Topical Triple Tracker.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Chart Hour at 4.00 and the hottest hits in the Mix at 6.30.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session: Blur


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present a specially extended session from a secret location where the originators of Britpop, Blur, will be playing live at 8.30.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Stuart Maconie


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mr Maconie is the host for this evening's festivities, live from Manchester's Studio 5.

Contributors
DJ:
Stuart Maconie
Source: Radio Times
01:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 11th Feb 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The best new music.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 11th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The UK's high density early-morning music mix.

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England


About BBC Radio 1
BBC Radio 1 is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 30th September 1967.

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3810
8th February 1997
About this data
This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9TH 1997

07:00
Don Maclean


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 2
says Good Morning Sunday and welcomes his special guest, publicist Max Clifford. Including at 7.40 Sister Lavinia Byrne.

Contributors
Unknown:
Max Clifford.
Unknown:
Lavinia Byrne.
Source: Radio Times
09:05
Steve Wright


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 09:05 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:00
Parkinson's Sunday Supplement


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 11:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
13:00
Vintage Years


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 13:00 on BBC Radio 2
1.00 Desmond Camngton with Radio 2 All-Time Greats
3.00 Benny Green
4.00 A Royle Tour
Roger Royle presents a personal tour of Europe's finest cathedrals.
2: Today he visits Hexham Abbey in Northumberland.
4.30 Sing Something Simple With the Cliff Adams Singers. Repeat
5.00 Pam Ayres
The best music for a Sunday. PHONE: (0121) [number removed]WRITE TO: BBC Pebble Mill. Birmingham B5 7QQ

Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond Camngton
Unknown:
Benny Green
Unknown:
Roger Royle
Singers:
Cliff Adams
Unknown:
Pam Ayres
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Hugh Scully


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
presents Melodies for You

Source: Radio Times
20:30
Sunday Half Hour


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
Roger Royle presents hymns from St Andrews Church,
Plymouth, with the Making Waves Mission Choir and church congregation.

Contributors
Unknown:
Roger Royle
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Alan Keith


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Your Hundred Best Tunes

Source: Radio Times
22:00
The David Jacobs


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Collection

Source: Radio Times
23:00
The Sexton's Christmas Tale


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 23:00 on BBC Radio 2
In this special episode broadcast at Christmas,
George Cole, as the sexton of Highgate Cemetery, and Warren Mitchell, as the ghost of Charles Dickens, journey back to a Victorian Christmas
- to an England of merry extravagance and feasting, disease and crippling poverty. Repeat
Written by Emlyn Harris

Contributors
The Sexton:
George Cole
Charles Dickens:
Warren Mitchell
Writer:
Emlyn Harris
Source: Radio Times
23:30
A Christmas Carol


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 23:30 on BBC Radio 2
Laurence Olivier stars in an adaptation of Dickens's masterpiece from the Theatre Royale series. Repeat

Contributors
Unknown:
Laurence Olivier
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With Tom Davies.

Contributors
Unknown:
Tom Davies.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With Tom Davies.

Contributors
Unknown:
Tom Davies.
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9TH 1997
07:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mr Whippy tries to fool the nation again - beat him at his own game by faxing the studio at local rates on [number removed].

Contributors
Unknown:
Mr Whippy
Source: Radio Times
10:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 10:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Trevor Nelson's Rhythm Nation


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The finest R 'n' B selection, plus the latest grooves from
3.30 in the Rhythm Section.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
UK Top 40


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Radio l's countdown of the nation's favourite hit singles.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Frontline


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Statistics suggest that young black people living in inner cities could be looking at a future of poverty, crime and racism. Tyrell is young, black and lives in Bristol. This programme tells the story of his life, set against a backdrop of the city's music.

Source: Radio Times
20:00
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
John Peel's second dip into the bag of new music, this time with the Heads in session.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Stuart Maconie


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Playing Big Numbers from the Radio 1 album chart, plus classic album tracks. And Neil
Hannon of Divine Comedy talks about their new album.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Andy Kershaw


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With Khaled in session.

Source: Radio Times
02:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 02:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 10th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY FEBRUIARY 8TH 1997

06:00Mo DuttaBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2 Source: Radio Times08:05Brian MatthewBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 08:05 on BBC Radio 2with Sounds of the 60s Source: Radio Times10:00Steve WrightBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 10:00 on BBC Radio 2 Source: Radio Times13:00Comedy HourBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 13:00 on BBC Radio 21.00pm Jeremy Clarkson's Laughing GearConcluding a four-part series of motoring humour.1.30 To The Manor BornClassic sitcom, adapted for radio by Peter Spence. 3: What's in a NameAudrey decides to get a job.With Margery Withers, Nicholas McArdle and Frank MiddlemassA BBC Radio Collection cassette is available.ContributorsUnknown:Jeremy ClarksonUnknown:Peter Spence.Unknown:Margery WithersUnknown:Nicholas McArdleUnknown:Frank MiddlemassAudrey fforbes-Hamilton:Penelope KeithMarjory Frobisher:Angela ThorneRichard Devere:Keith Barron Source: Radio Times14:00Judi SpiersBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2 Source: Radio Times16:00Nick BarracioughBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 2with New Country Source: Radio Times17:00Reading MusicBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 17:00 on BBC Radio 2Miles Kington and guest look at how computers impact on music books. Source: Radio Times18:00Status Quo in ConcertBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 18:00 on BBC Radio 2Recorded in Brighton.Introduced by Ken Bruce. Producer Richard MastersContributorsIntroduced By:Ken Bruce.Producer:Richard Masters Source: Radio Times19:00The Ella Fitzgerald SongbooksBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2Clark Rundell reviews Ella Fitzgerald's interpretations of the great songwriters. 4: Ella Sings Irving Berlin RepeatContributorsUnknown:Clark RundellUnknown:Ella Fitzgerald Source: Radio Times19:30Maurice Jarre and the BBC Concert OrchestraBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2Recorded at the Royal Festival Hall, Maurice Jarre conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , in a programme of film themes. With soloists Nyle Steiner ,Michael Muskett and Cynthia Millar. Introduced by Chris Stuart who, at 8.25, during the interval, looks at why Paris has inspired so many songs. Producer Richard MastersContributorsUnknown:Maurice JarreUnknown:Martin LovedaySoloists:Nyle SteinerSoloists:Michael MuskettSoloists:Cynthia Millar.Introduced By:Chris StuartProducer:Richard Masters Source: Radio Times21:30David JacobsBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2with Easy Does It Source: Radio Times22:00Daphne du Maurier's CornwallBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sat 8th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2Radio 2 Arts ProgrammeAngela Rippon explores the county that inspired many of du Maurier's novels, and talks to her son.Producer John TuckeyContributorsUnknown:Angela RipponProducer:John Tuckey Source: Radio Times00:05Charles NoveBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sun 9th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for ThoughtWith Barney Milligan.ContributorsUnknown:Barney Milligan. Source: Radio Times04:00Mo DuttaBBC Radio 2 logoBBC Radio 2 Sun 9th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 2 Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8TH 1997

05:00
Charlie Jordan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 05:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Advice for the next couple of days in the Weekender and a chance to test the knowledge in Film or Fib?.

Source: Radio Times
07:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum music with minimal disruption.

Source: Radio Times
10:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 10:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Dave Pearce presents the breakfast show for clubbers and offers advice for another couple of Sad Gits.

Contributors
Unknown:
Dave Pearce
Source: Radio Times
13:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 13:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the best in new music this lunchtime.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Presenting three hours of the latest cutting-edge tunes and a live session from
Midget.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Dave Pearce - Lovegroove Dance Party


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The hottest house music around and a chance to try your luck with the National Lottery results live at 8.03.

Source: Radio Times
21:00
Radio 1 Rap Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The hardest rap and hip-hop music with Westwood.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
The Radio 1 Reggae Dancehall Nite


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Goldfinger is on the decks for the very latest sounds in reggae and ragga music.

Source: Radio Times
02:00
Essential Mix - Scott Hardkiss


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 02:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
San Francisco's DJ, remixer and now artist in his own right provides the mix, so expect the unexpected.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Charlie Jordan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 9th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Phone the studio for free on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7TH 1997

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Umar Hegedus.

Contributors
Unknown:
Umar Hegedus.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev Anne Easter.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including legal questions answered.

Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including the final of the Accumulator Quiz.

Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including a look ahead to the weekend sporting action.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Speaking Volumes


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Sarah Kennedy chairs a quiz show about best-selling books and authors. Joining her this week are regular panellist
Maurice Leonard ; wine writer
Malcolm Gluck ;
Charlotte Mosley , niece of Nancy Mitford ; and John Harvey , creator of Charlie Resnick.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah Kennedy
Unknown:
Maurice Leonard
Unknown:
Malcolm Gluck
Unknown:
Charlotte Mosley
Unknown:
Nancy Mitford
Unknown:
John Harvey
Unknown:
Charlie Resnick.
Source: Radio Times
19:30
Friday Night Is Music Night


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
Kenneth Alwyn conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , in a concert from the Hippodrome, Golder's Green, London.
With guest singers Marilyn Hill Smith, Michael Bundy and Serenata Voices, directed by David Beavan. Introduced by Robin Boyle.
Producer Alan Boyd

Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth Alwyn
Unknown:
Martin Loveday
Singers:
Marilyn Hill
Unknown:
Michael Bundy
Directed By:
David Beavan.
Introduced By:
Robin Boyle.
Producer:
Alan Boyd
Source: Radio Times
20:45
Rumpole for the Defence


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 20:45 on BBC Radio 2
Leo McKern reads John
Mortimer's tales of irreverent brief Horace Rumpole.
Rumpole and the Dearly Departed
2: A new will of the late
Colonel Ollard appears to have been found. But Rumpole thinks it shall only make his appearance in the Chancery Division even more horrifying. Abridged by Bob Sinfield

Contributors
Unknown:
Leo McKern
Unknown:
Horace Rumpole.
Abridged By:
Bob Sinfield
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Listen to the Band


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
Frank Renton presents and conducts a session from the Desford Colliery Band.

Contributors
Unknown:
Frank Renton
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Sheridan Morley


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Radio 2 Arts
Programme
Jeanne Moreau is this week's
Acting Great guest.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jeanne Moreau
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought With Robert Rietti.

Contributors
Unknown:
Robert Rietti.
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Manju Malhi


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times

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bbc rADIO 1 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7TH 1997
07:00
Radio 1 Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
More of the best new music.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Get four out of five in Knocking Off and start the weekend early. FAX: [number removed]

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including Where's the Party
At? A chance to let the nation know the weekend's plans on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The final Afternoon Lovefeast of the week bringing a tear to even the most cynical of eyes.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Wrapping up the week with a Web Site of the Day, the Chart Hour, and 30 minutes of continuous hits in the Mix.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Pete Tong


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The dance music leader Pete Tong
continues Radio l's
Rhythm of Friday Night with the Essential Seven most happening tunes.

Contributors
Leader:
Pete Tong
Source: Radio Times
22:00
One in the Jungle


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Drum 'n' bass to the max.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Radio 1 Rap Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Three hours of the hardest rap music on the radio, courtesy of Tim Westwood.

Contributors
Unknown:
Tim Westwood.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Dave Clarke


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 8th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum chilled-out vibes.

Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6TH 1997
06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Jonathan Romain.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan Romain.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev Ruth Scott.

Contributors
Unknown:
Ruth Scott.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including food news and best buys.

Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
hosts your late lunch and early-afternoon entertainment.

Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
With the Accumulator Quiz.

Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
19:00
I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
The panel game that won the 1995 Sony Award for Best Comedy Programme comes once more from the historic
Theatre Royal, Brighton, amidst the ancient splendour of chairman
Humphrey Lyttelton and panellists Barry Cryer , Graeme Garden , Tim Brooke-Taylor and the late
Willie Rushton. With Colin Sell at the piano.
First broadcast on Radio 4 in June 1995

Contributors
Unknown:
Humphrey Lyttelton
Unknown:
Barry Cryer
Unknown:
Graeme Garden
Unknown:
Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown:
Willie Rushton.
Source: Radio Times
19:30
David Allan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
with the best in country music, plus the latest news and information, including this week's most-played singles in America.

Source: Radio Times
21:00
Paul Jones


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with classic rhythm and blues from the archives, the best of the new releases, and a specially recorded session from the Big Town Playboys.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Teenagers in Love


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
A three-part series in which gravel-voiced American DJ Randall Lee Rose cruises through the doo-wop archives. 1: In the fifties and early sixties, over 8,000 vocal harmony groups made records in the USA. Rose plays some classic doo-wop records from the genre's early era - from its birth in the late forties to the rise of rock 'n' roll in the fifties.
Producer Simon Barnett

Contributors
Unknown:
Randall Lee Rose
Producer:
Simon Barnett
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 7th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6TH 1997
06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Paul Walker.

Contributors
Unknown:
Paul Walker.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Dr Pauline Webb.

Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Pauline Webb.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including a holiday special.

Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Jim Lloyd


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Folk on 2 Tonight's studio guest is leading squeezebox exponent John Kirkpatrick.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Kirkpatrick.
Source: Radio Times
20:00
A Song for Geordie


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
Jez Lowe presents a seven-part series in which he looks at the unbroken 200-year-old tradition of songwriting from the North East of England. 5: Geordie the Romantic
Some of the great love songs produced in the North-East.

Source: Radio Times
20:30
Talking Playback


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
A four-part series in which Mo Dutta introduces some of the early singing stars from the golden era of Indian film music. 3: In this edition he looks at some of the people who actually write the film music and talks to musical director
Laxmikant, one half of the legendary Laxmikant Pyarelal and to musician Anu Malik.
Lyric writing is represented by ex-soldier Anand Bakshi , who has written for some of the biggest names in Indian film history.

Contributors
Introduces:
Mo Dutta
Unknown:
Laxmikant Pyarelal
Musician:
Anu Malik.
Unknown:
Anand Bakshi
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Mike Harding's Yorkshire Dales


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
A personal reflection on the people and places, sights and sounds, music and memories of 25 years in Yorkshire.
3: Harding recalls his move from Manchester to
Ribblesdale and reflects on the people and places, music and memories of the legendary land of the Three Peaks and the breathtaking Ribblesdale Viaduct.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Nigel Ogden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
The Organist Entertains

Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Phone [number removed] at the cost of a local call. Lines open from 10.00pm

Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


About BBC Radio 2
Radio 2: Amazing music. Played by an amazing line-up. The home of great music, entertainment and documentaries

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3809
1st February 1997
About this data
This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5TH 1997

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Paul Walker.

Contributors
Unknown:
Paul Walker.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Dr Pauline Webb.

Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Pauline Webb.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including a holiday special.

Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Jim Lloyd


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Folk on 2 Tonight's studio guest is leading squeezebox exponent John Kirkpatrick.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Kirkpatrick.
Source: Radio Times
20:00
A Song for Geordie


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
Jez Lowe presents a seven-part series in which he looks at the unbroken 200-year-old tradition of songwriting from the North East of England. 5: Geordie the Romantic
Some of the great love songs produced in the North-East.

Source: Radio Times
20:30
Talking Playback


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
A four-part series in which Mo Dutta introduces some of the early singing stars from the golden era of Indian film music. 3: In this edition he looks at some of the people who actually write the film music and talks to musical director
Laxmikant, one half of the legendary Laxmikant Pyarelal and to musician Anu Malik.
Lyric writing is represented by ex-soldier Anand Bakshi , who has written for some of the biggest names in Indian film history.

Contributors
Introduces:
Mo Dutta
Unknown:
Laxmikant Pyarelal
Musician:
Anu Malik.
Unknown:
Anand Bakshi
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Mike Harding's Yorkshire Dales


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
A personal reflection on the people and places, sights and sounds, music and memories of 25 years in Yorkshire.
3: Harding recalls his move from Manchester to
Ribblesdale and reflects on the people and places, music and memories of the legendary land of the Three Peaks and the breathtaking Ribblesdale Viaduct.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Nigel Ogden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
The Organist Entertains

Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Phone [number removed] at the cost of a local call. Lines open from 10.00pm

Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


About BBC Radio 2
Radio 2: Amazing music. Played by an amazing line-up. The home of great music, entertainment and documentaries

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3809
1st February 1997
About this data
This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5TH 1997
07:00
Radio 1 Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
More entertainment from the breakfast show team.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
with the retro selection at
11.33. Fax the studio at local rates on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
with the best new music to help the lunch go down.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
A sound knowledge of music and current affairs is required - fax the studio with suggestions for the Teasingly Topical Triple Tracker on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Top hits in the Chart Hour from 4.00, all the latest news, and 30 minutes of the best new music in the Mix at 6.30.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Pavement drop by to talk to Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley about their latest adventures in the world of music.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
21:00
The League Against Tedium


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The League - aka character comedian Simon Munnery - just keeps on coming, and coming, and coming.

Contributors
Unknown:
Simon Munnery
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Mark Radcliffe


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mancunian marvels and big-city delights.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 6th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

bbc radio 2 tuesday february 4th 1997

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
A reading from The Prophet

Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Captain Charles King.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
with Answers Please.
QUESTIONS TO: The John Dunn Show. BBC Radio 2. London W1A 1AA FAX: (0171) [number removed]
E-MAIL: [address removed]

Contributors
Unknown:
John Dunn Show.
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Hayes over Britain


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Voice your views.
PHONE: [number removed] at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK. Lines open from 6.00pm

Source: Radio Times
20:30
A Town Like Alice


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
Nevil Shute 's classic tale of love and war dramatised in six parts by Moya O'Shea.
1: The Japanese invasion of Malaya changes Jean's life.
A Town Like Alice is available on cassette for £8.99 from the BBC Radio Collection. Music Neil Brand
Produced and directed by David Blount * See This Week: page 12

Contributors
Unknown:
Nevil Shute
Unknown:
Moya O'Shea.
Directed By:
David Blount
Jean Paget:
Becky Hindley
Noel Strachan:
Bernard Hepton
Mrs Frith:
Virginia McKenna
Eileen Holland:
Janet Maw
Bill Holland:
Keith Drinkel
Mrs Horsefall:
Shirley Dixon
Captain Yoniata:
Eddie Yeoh
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Stephane Grappelli - 80 Years on the Fiddle


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
Marcel Stellman celebrates
"the world's greatest jazz violinist". Recorded at
Grappelli's Paris home. With Michael Parkinson ,
Yehudi Menuhin , Nigel Kennedy , Lew Grade and Coleridge Goode.
Producers Paul Balmer and Judy Caine

Contributors
Unknown:
Marcel Stellman
Unknown:
Michael Parkinson
Unknown:
Yehudi Menuhin
Unknown:
Nigel Kennedy
Unknown:
Lew Grade
Unknown:
Coleridge Goode.
Producers:
Paul Balmer
Producers:
Judy Caine
Source: Radio Times
22:00
In Company with Sondheim


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Stephen Sondheim presents a six-part series featuring the work of the best of Britain's musical theatre writers.
5: Sondheim interviews the artistic director of the National
Youth Music Theatre Jeremy James Taylor and the composer Peter Allwood about their new musical Pendragon. with Tim Godwin , Alasdair Harvey , Rebecca Lock
Musical direction Paul Bateman

Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen Sondheim
Unknown:
Jeremy James Taylor
Unknown:
Peter Allwood
Unknown:
Tim Godwin
Unknown:
Alasdair Harvey
Unknown:
Paul Bateman
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

bbc radio 1 tuesday february 4th 21997
07:00
Radio 1 Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The breakfast team are ready and waiting - phone in for free on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Simon Mayo plays more of the country's best new music.

Contributors
Unknown:
Simon Mayo
Source: Radio Times
12:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Music worth listening to.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Nicky Campbell pours more oil on troubled waters with today's Triple Tracker and his irreverent Rap of the Day.

Contributors
Unknown:
Nicky Campbell
Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including the nightly Drive-In and the latest web site worth looking at.
E:MAIL: www.bbc.co.uk/radio 1/

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present another evening of the best in new music.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Cling Film with Mark Kermode


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The film world all wrapped up, including reviews, news and interviews.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Mark Radcliffe


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The dynamic duo are unleashed on the nation once again for music and merriment.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 5th Feb 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The best new music for the early morning.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY FEBRUARY 3RD 1997

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Rob Marshall.

Contributors
Unknown:
Rob Marshall.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
WakeUptoWogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Why not try to write Wogan's script for him?
Send a fax, e-mail or a letter to: Terry Wogan , BBC Radio 2, London W1A 4WW
FAX: (0171) [number removed]
E-MAIL: wogan@bbc.co.uk

Contributors
Unknown:
Terry Wogan
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Father Brian D'Arcy.

Contributors
Unknown:
Father Brian D'Arcy.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including medical questions answered.

Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including the Mystery Voice competition and a conversation with a foreign correspondent about what's making news in their area.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Steve Wright at the Movies


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
19:30
Malcolm Laycock


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
with Dance Band Days and at
8.00 Big Band Era

Source: Radio Times
20:30
Big Band Special


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
Guest presenter Stuart Hall presents the second part of a concert recorded at
Manchester's Bridgewater Hall. The BBC Big Band are joined by guest vocalist Deniece Williams.

Contributors
Presenter:
Stuart Hall
Unknown:
Deniece Williams.
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Humphrey Lyttetton


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with The Best of Jazz on record.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Radio Days


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Sheila Tracy presents a six-part series in which the BBC Big Band recreate famous American dance band broadcasts from the golden age of swing.
2: They look back to May
1939 and a broadcast by the band led by drummer Chick Webb from Boston's
Southland Ballroom.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sheila Tracy
Unknown:
Chick Webb
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 3rd Feb 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Nagapriya, of the Manchester Buddhist Centre.

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 4th Feb 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Nagapriya, of the Manchester Buddhist Centre.

Source: Radio Times