Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY JUNE 19TH 1975

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Simon Bates

6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jean Challis

1.50 Sports Desk with cricket
14.02:Ed Stewart

as Radio 1 but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45. 3.45 and 4.45 Sports Desk and at 3.40
Racing from Royal Ascot
3.45 The Ascot Gold Cup
For three-year-olds and upwards over 2im. Commentary by PETER BROMLEY JULIAN WILSON says:
' French challengers have been more successful in the Gold Cup than in any other race in Britain since the war.
' Four-year-olds have won in 23 years out of 28. Most successful jockey has been Lester Piggott. He has been first past the post five times.
' So the winning formula looks to be a French-trained four-year-old ridden by Lester Piggott. Sagaro fits the bill. Pick of the British hopes looks to be fourryearold Girandole (Edward Hide), and five-year-old Zab (Joe Mercer) and Proverb (Willie Carson ).'Contributors

Commentary By: Peter Bromley
Commentary By: Julian Wilson
Unknown: Lester Piggott.
Unknown: Lester Piggott.
Unknown: Willie Carson


17.02:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Friday 10.30 am)
17.17:Sam Costa

Including at 5.45 Sports Desk with racing results
18.45:Sports Desk


19.02:The 78 Show

The quiz game devoted to those days of not so long ago when music was melodic, lyrics were lyrical and a record player was simply called a gramophone!
This week's panel of experts
Pearl Hackney Bruce Trent Ian Wallace
Chairman Shaw Taylor
At the piano DENNIS GOMM
Compiled and produced by JOHN DYAS
7.30 Sports Desk with cricketContributors

Unknown: Pearl Hackney
Unknown: Bruce Trent
Unknown: Ian Wallace
Unknown: Shaw Taylor
Produced By: John Dyas


19.32:The Organist Entertains

REGINALD DIXON
(BBC Theatre Organ) ROBINSON CLEAVER
(BBC Theatre Organ) DOUGLAS REEVE
(Dome, Brighton) FRANCIS WALKER
(Electronic organ and mouth organ)
Introduced and produced by Robin RichmondContributors

Unknown: Reginald Dixon
Unknown: Robinson Cleaver
Unknown: Douglas Reeve
Unknown: Francis Walker
Produced By: Robin Richmond


20.02:Folk 75

From Cleveland
JACKAROO and PETER BETTS Introduced by Stewart McFarlane
Producer RAY HARVEY
(Presented by the BBC in association with the Middlesbrough Entertainments Department)Contributors

Unknown: Peter Betts
Introduced By: Stewart McFarlane
Producer: Ray Harvey


20.30:Folkweave

Tony Foxworthy looks at some recent record releases. News from the Folk World.
Presented by Tony Capstick. Producer PETER PILBEAMContributors

Unknown: Tony Foxworthy
Presented By: Tony Capstick.
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


21.02:Take Your Partners

in Radio 2 Ballroom
SYDNEY THOMPSON AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
Introduced bv
Sydney Thompson
Producer JOHN HOOPERContributors

Producer: John Hooper


22.02:Sports Desk

with evening racing results
22.05:Don Durbridge

with Music Through Midnight including Contact and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather
0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY JUNE 20TH 1975

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Paul Burnett


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including at
12.30
Newsbeat
Today the way it is
Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


14.02:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF
17.00:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


17.15:Rosko's Round Table

A Radio 1 dj and a star personality discuss their pick of the new releases.
Producer DAVE PRICE
19.00:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY JUNE 20TH 1975

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Simon Bates

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:*-11.30 Stereo Pete Murray's Open House

(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London W1A 4WW) including at
10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jean Challis

1.50 Sports Desk with cricket
14.02:Ed Stewart

as Radio 1 but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45, 3.45 and 4.45 Sports Desk: with racing results and at 3.0
Racing from Royal Ascot
3.5 The Hardwicke Stakes
'For four-year-olds and upwards over Hm. Commentary by PETER BROMLEYContributors

Commentary By: Peter Bromley


17.02:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Monday 10.30 am) Written by BARBARA CLEGG Producers DAVID JOHNSTON and MARGARET ETALL The oast this week:Contributors

Written By: Barbara Clegg
Producers: David Johnston
Producers: Margaret Etall
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Alice Turner: Anna Wing
Gordon Turner: Will Leighton
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Lynn Tyson: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior: Michael Spice
Helen Mead: Carole Bollard
Cliff Edwards: Anthony Jackson
Myrna Podmore: Valerie Newbold
Errol Podmore: Malcolm Gerard
Mrs Tandy: Grizelda Hervey
Kay Munro: Jo Kendall
Ken Thurston: Michael J Jackson
Debbie Franks: Tara Soppet
Lydia Bailey: Lynette McMorrough
Vicar: Malcolm Hayes


17.17:Sam Costa

including at
5.45 Sports Desk with up-to-the-minute racing results
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, including classified racing results
19.02:Just for Fun

Don Davis with some problems and posers involving a pencil, a postcard and some prizes. Devised by DON DAVIS Producer JOHN DAVIS
7.30 Sports Desk with cricketContributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: John Davis


19.32:John Fox

conducts the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA and the ADDED dimension
Presented by JEAN CHALLIS Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors

Presented By: Jean Challis
Producer: Royston Herbert


20.32:Friday Night is Music Night

From the Hippodrome, Golders Green
Semprini conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS
THE NEWHAM BAND conducted by RON COOPER
Friday Night's Star Singers: CYNTHIA GLOVER
THOMAS EDMONDS
THE CHARLES YOUNG CHORALE with ROBERT DOCKER (piano) Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer PETER BELLContributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conducted By: Ron Cooper
Singers: Cynthia Glover
Singers: Thomas Edmonds
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Peter Bell


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Len Jackson

with Music Through Midnight Including
JULIE DAWN and your letters and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weatherContributors

Unknown: Julie Dawn


0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY JUNE 21ST 1975

6.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
8.45* Headline Spotters
Children discuss the news
10.00:Rosko

Producer DAVE PRICE
13.00:Ronnie Lane's Top Twelve

Also on VHF
Ronnie Lane talks to Brian Matthew and chooses his 12 favourite records.Contributors

Interviewee: Ronnie Lane
Interviewer: Brian Matthew
Producer: Stuart Grundy


14.00:Alan Freeman

Also on VHF
Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson


17.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
News, reviews and comment Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters


18.30:In Concert

Also on VHF
Pilot; Linda Lewis
Introduced by ALAN BLACK Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Unknown: Linda Lewis
Introduced By: Alan Black
Producer: Jeff Griffin


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY JUNE 21ST 1975

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Bruce Wyndham

Producer JACK DABBS
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Jack Dabbs


8.06:* as Radio 1


10.02:Charlie Chester

Your Smiling Saturday Show Producer MICHAEL FORDContributors

Producer: Michael Ford


12.02:Here is Mr Christopher Stone

The story of the accidental rise to fame of Christopher Stone and the gentle impact on broadcasting of the man who became the first DJ.
Presented by PETER CLAYTON Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Unknown: Christopher Stone
Presented By: Peter Clayton
Producer: Keith Stewart


13.02:The Gag-Crackers' Ball

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 Cracking the gags
Charlie Chester , Ray Fell Mike Burton with KEN MACKINTOSH AND THE KING STREET BRASS and the MICHAEL JOHN SINGERS
Producer JOHN FAWCETT WILSON (Repeated: Sunday, 7.2 pm)Contributors

Unknown: Charlie Chester
Unknown: Ray Fell
Unknown: Mike Burton
Unknown: Ken MacKintosh
Singers: Michael John
Producer: John Fawcett Wilson


13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Introduced by Peter Jones
1.30. 2.10, 2.35, 3.5, 3.40, 5.0, 5.45* International Cricket
The Prudential Cup Final
Cricket's first-ever World Cup competition reaches its climax at Lord's after two weeks' intense rivalry between the eight competing teams. With some of the biggest names in the game brought together for this 60-over knock-out tournament, the final promises to produce a memorable match.
Commentary and reports by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
In the County Championship. reports on Lancashire v Derbyshire at Old Trafford and Sussex v Surrey at Hove.
1.30, 2.0. 2.35, 3.5. 3.40, 5.0* International Tennis
The world's best players have their last chance to find top form on grass before the start of Wimbledon on Monday.
The John Player Tournament: in this Commercial Union Grand Prix event at Nottingham, STAN SMITH , ARTHUR ASHE and jimmy CONNORS head a powerful overseas entry.
Commentary and reports by MAX ROBERTSON ' and FRED PERRY
Eastbourne International Tournament: Wimbledon champion CHRIS EVERT is favourite to win at Eastbourne, but there will be strong competition, including Britain's VIRGINIA WADE.
Commentary and reports by MAURICE EDELSTON. with expert analysis by CHRISTINE JANES. better known in the tennis world as christIne TRUMAN.
1.30. 2.25, 2.55, 3.30, 5.40* Racing from Ascot
Featuring a top-class entry of sprinters for the £ 5,000 FIDCh Decanter Stakes.
2.30 The Fern Hill Stakes
2.0 The Finch Decanter Stakes
3.35 The Churchill Stakes
Commentator PETER BROMLEY
Plus results of other meetings with a classified check at 5.40*
5.30*
Motor Sport
A preview of tomorrow's Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort by BARRIE GILL , with interviews and news of practice times.
News, too, of the US Open Golf Championship from RENTON LAIDLAW in Chicago. Timetable:
1.30 News and prospects, including cricket scoreboard
2.0 Tennis/Cricket; 2.25 Racing
2.35 Cricket/Tennis; 2.55 Racing
3.5 Cricket/Tennis; 3.30 Racing
3.40 Cricket/Tennis
5.0 Round-up: 5.30 Motor Sport
5.40 Classified Racing/Cricket Events may alter timings
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: Peter Jones
Unknown: Christopher Martin-Jenkins
Unknown: Stan Smith
Unknown: Arthur Ashe
Unknown: Jimmy Connors
Unknown: Max Robertson
Unknown: Chris Evert
Unknown: Maurice Edelston.
Unknown: Christine Janes.
Unknown: Christine Truman.
Commentator: Peter Bromley
Unknown: Barrie Gill


18.03:Star Sound

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Star Choice: Alfred Marks recalls favourite movie themes.
Going the Rounds: music from the new releases.
You Asked for It!: a selection of listeners' requests.
Introduced by David Bellan Written and compiled by LYN FAIRBURSTContributors

Introduced By: David Bellan


19.02:Listen to Les

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
7.30 Sports Desk with cricket
19.32:BBC International Festival of Light Music

The third of five concerts live from the Royal Festival Hall, London, in the South Bank Pops series.
Highlights from two Sunday favourites Part 1
Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Part 2
Melodies for You
Introduced bv David Jacobs Walter Midgley
Elizabeth Vaughan Michael Rlppon
Nicolas Kynaston Robert Docker
THE WIMBLEDON GIRL SINGERS conducted by RONALD BINGE BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE
In the interval Robin Boyle talks to some of the artists in tonight's concert about their favourite music.
Producers PETER CHISWELL and ROBERT BOWMAN
(Presented by the BBC in association with the GLC)Contributors

Introduced By: Alan Keith
Unknown: David Jacobs
Unknown: Walter Midgley
Unknown: Elizabeth Vaughan
Unknown: Michael Rlppon
Unknown: Nicolas Kynaston
Unknown: Robert Docker
Conducted By: Ronald Binge
Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conductor: Ashley Lawrence
Talks: Robin Boyle
Producers: Peter Chiswell
Producers: Robert Bowman


22.02:Pop over Europe

The top pop of the month from Austria. Great Britain. Hungary Ireland. Monte Carlo, Poland
Portugal, Switzerland West Germany. Yugoslavia Introduced from London by Katie Boyle
Organised by W German RadioContributors

Unknown: Katie Boyle


22.45:Alan Dell

with Music Through Midnight Producers BILL BEBB
BARBARA PAGE. MEL HOUSE including at 11.2 Sports Desk with evening racing results and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather
0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY JUNE 22ND 1975

6.55:as Radio 2


8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
Producer DON GWRGE
(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Junior Choice,' BBC, London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Producer: Don Gwrge


10.00:Paul Burnett

with All There is to Hear Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


13.00:Jimmy Savile

1.0 The Double Top Ten Show
2.0 Speak-Easy
Producers TED BESTON and COLIN SEMPERContributors

Producers: Ted Beston
Producers: Colin Semper


15.00:The Dave Lee Travis Request Show

Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


17.00:The Story of Pop: 25: Still it Goes Round in Circles

Contributors

Introduced by: Alan Freeman
Writer: Tim Blackmore
Writer: Charlie Gillett
Series editor: Keith Skues
Series producer: Tim Blackmore


18.00:Tom Browne

with the Top 20Contributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


19.00:Sunday Sport

Introduced by Desmond Lynam Motor Racing: The Dutch Grand Prix, the latest stage in the battle for the World Championship. BARRIE GILL reports from Zandvoort.
Cricket: reports on the day's top matches in the John Player League, with news and scores from all the others.
Cycling: JOHN BURNS and HUGH PORTER report on the British Professional Road Race Championships at Harrogate.
News, too, of the US Open Golf Championship in Chicago, England's Rugby League team playing New Zealand in Auckland, Great Britain's athletes competing in East Germany, and a look ahead to what promises to be a fascinating fortnight at Wimbledon.
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: Desmond Lynam
Unknown: Barrie Gill
Unknown: John Burns
Unknown: Hugh Porter


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY JUNE 22ND 1975
6.55:New Day

Some prayers and music
Introduced by COLIN SEMPERContributors

Introduced By: Colin Semper


7.00:News Summary; weatherman


7.03:Douglas Reeve

at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music from the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by GORDON LANGFORD Producer PETER PILBEAMContributors

Conducted By: Gordon Langford
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


8.03:Cliff Richard

Introduces Gospel Road with music especially for Sunday morning, and CINDY KENT 'S search for new Gospel talent. Producer DAVID WINTERContributors

Unknown: Cindy Kent


8.30:as Radio 1


10.03:David Jacobs

introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conducted by KENNETH ALWYN REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA With JEAN TEMPERLEY
Producer ROBERT BOWMANContributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conducted By: Kenneth Alwyn
Conducted By: Reginald Leopold
Producer: Robert Bowman


11.30:People's Service

The first of three services on the theme of Chance and Purpose, conducted by REV PHILIP CROWE in Birmingham.Contributors

Unknown: Philip Crowe


12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by Sandi Jones
Three-way link between Belfast, Cologne and London with MICHAEL BAGULEY , BBC Belfast
ANDREW PASTOUNA , BFBS Cologne
BILL PAUL , CBC, Toronto
ROD MCNEIL , ABC, Sydney
Producer PAM COX
(20 July: Canada. Australia, Barbados and British Forces in Malta. Requests, on a postcard please, to ' Family Favourites,' BBC. London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Introduced By: Sandi Jones
Unknown: Michael Baguley
Unknown: Andrew Pastouna
Unknown: Bill Paul
Unknown: Rod McNeil
Producer: Pam Cox


14.02:Listen to Les

says Les Dawson with Daphne Oxenford and Colin Edwynn
Music directed by BRIAN FITZGERALD
Written and produced by JAMES CASEYContributors

Unknown: Les Dawson
Unknown: Daphne Oxenford
Unknown: Colin Edwynn
Directed By: Brian Fitzgerald
Produced By: James Casey


14.30:Two's Best

Len Jackson with the best of Radio 2. Extracts in words and music selected from last week's programmes.
Script by PETER CLAYTON Produeers STEVE ALLEN and JOHN MELOYContributors

Unknown: Len Jackson
Script By: Peter Clayton
Script By: Produeers Steve Allen
Script By: John Meloy


15.30:Hubert Gregg

says Thanks for the Memory to you, and adds a few reminiscences of his own.
Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSONContributors

Producer: Phyllis Robinson


16.02:Charlie Chester

with your Sunday Soapbox also featuring PERCY EDWARDS
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFE
5.2 Cricket ScoreboardContributors

Unknown: Percy Edwards
Producer: Denis O'Keeffe


18.00:as Radio 1


19.02:The Gag-Crackers' Ball


19.30:Semprini Serenade

BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by VILEM TAUSKY
Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors

Leader: Michael Tomalin
Conducted By: Vilem Tausky
Producer: Frank Hooper


20.30:Sunday Half-Hour

United hymn-singing from Tabernacle Baptist Church, Liandrindod Wells , Powys Introduced by REV JOHN STUART ROBERTS Conductor HENRY CAVE
Organist FLORENCE TAYLOR
Prayer and Blessing by the minister, REV MAURICE W. HEATH Give to our God immortal praise (Rimmington); At the name of Jesus (Camberwell); 0 Jesus I have promised (Day of Rest); Come thou fount of every blessing (Ebenezer); Loved with everlasting love (I am His); And can it be (Sagina); I will sing (Hyfrydol); Christ of the upward way (Sursum Corda)Contributors

Unknown: Liandrindod Wells
Conductor: John Stuart Roberts
Organist: Florence Taylor
Unknown: Maurice W. Heath


21.02:Your 100 Best Tunes

Introduced by Alan Keith Producer PETER CHISWELLContributors

Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Peter Chiswell


22.02:Brass and Strings

BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by GEORGE FRENCH
THE BAND OF THE BLUES AND ROYALS (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons) conductor CAPT GEORGE EVANS , Director of Music Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer ALLAN GILESContributors

Conducted By: George French
Conductor: Capt George Evans
Introduced By: James Alexander Gordon
Producer: Allan Giles


23.02:Sounds of Jazz

Peter Clayton with news, reviews and comment from the world of jazz.
With TONY MILLINER SEXTET and AMALGAM
Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weatherContributors

Unknown: Peter Clayton
Unknown: Tony Milliner
Unknown: Keith Stewart


0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY JUNE 23RD 1975

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate


9.00:Tony Blackburn

Producer ROGER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Producer RON BELCHIER Including at 12.30 Newsbeat
Today the way it is
Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Producer: Ron Belchier
Unknown: Laurie Mayer


14.02:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF
Producer PAUL WILLIAMSContributors

Producer: Paul Williams


17.00:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


17.15:John Peel

with Top GearContributors

Producer: John Walters


19.00:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY JUNE 23RD 1975

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Simon Bates

Producer GEOFF MULLIN including at
6.15 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Geoff Mullin


7.02:Terry Wogan

Producer DENIS O'KEEFFE including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Denis O'Keeffe


9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

(Requests, on postcards please, to 'Open House,' [address removed])
(Stereo)
including at 10.30 Waggoners' Walk
(Friday afternoon's broadcast)Contributors

DJ: Pete Murray
Producer: Denys Jones
Producer: Angela Bond
Producer: Jack Dabbs


11.30:Jean Challis

Producers HARRY WALTERS ANN COLVIN and PAM cox
1.50 Sports Desk with cricket
1.55 Good ListeningContributors

Producers: Harry Walters
Producers: Ann Colvin


14.02:Wimbledon 75

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON
MAURICE EDELSTON
NORMAN CUDDEFORD
Expert comment and analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE TRUMAN-JANES and BOB HOWE.
GERALD WILLIAMS meets the personalities.
Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JONES Including at
2.45, 3.45 and 4.45 Sports Desk with racing resultsContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Maurice Edelston
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Truman-Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: Peter Jones


17.02:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Tuesday 10.30 am) Written by JILL HYEM and ALAN DOWNER
Producers PIERS PLOWRIGHT and DAVID JOHNSTON
Debbie Franks upset Joanna and infuriated Ken; Mrs Tandy has been ' knocked out '; preparations for Ben and Helen's wedding in Northampton have been completed, and Liz has found the grave of a little girl. Cast: page 56Contributors

Written By: Jill Hyem
Producers: Piers Plowright
Producers: David Johnston
Unknown: Debbie Franks
Unknown: Mrs Tandy


17.17:Sam Costa

Producer FRANCES LINEContributors

Producer: Frances Line


17.17:Wimbledon 75

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued including at
5.45 Sports Desk with racing results
19.02:The Impressionists

A game of voices and noises. What's this? Who's that? Chairman Barry Took The teams
Roger Kitter. Alden J. Harvey v Daly and Wayne Piano impressions RONNIE PRICE
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
7.30 Sports Desk with cricketContributors

Unknown: Roger Kitter.
Unknown: Alden J. Harvey
Producer: Richard Willcox


19.32:Alan Dell

7.32 The Dance Band Days
A selection of British dance band favourites.
Producer LAWRIE MONK
8.2 Stereo The Big Band Sound Producer JOHN HOOPERContributors

Producer: John Hooper


21.02:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records
Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Producer: Keith Stewart


22.02:Sports Desk

with evening racing results
22.05:John Dunn

with Music Through Midnight
JULIE DAWN and your letters and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weatherContributors

Unknown: Julie Dawn


0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY JUNE 24TH 1975

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Including This week's new Top 30 discs and at
12.30
Newsbeat Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Newsbeat Laurie Mayer


14.02:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF
17.00:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


17.15:Alan Freeman

Youth Club Call
Producer TIM BLACKMOREContributors

Producer: Tim Blackmore


19.00:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY JUNE 24TH 1975

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Simon Bates

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.43 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jean Challis

1.50 Sports Desk with cricket
14.02:Wimbledon 75

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON
MAURICE EDELSTON
NORMAN CUDDEFORD
Expert comment and analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE TRUMAN-JANES and BOB HOWE. GERALD WILLIAMS meets the personalities.
Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JONES. Including at
2.45. 3.45 and 4.45 Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Maurice Edelston
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Truman-Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: Peter Jones.


17.02:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)
17.17:Wimbledon 75

The Lawn Tennis Championship continued including at
5.45 Sports Desk with racing results
17.17:Sam Costa


19.02:Beat the Record

Don Davis once again invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune.
Prizes for all who know their music.
If you would like to play this game. send a postcard giving your name. address and telephone number to: ' Beat the Record.' BBC, London W1A4WW Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNER
7.30 Sports Desk with cricketContributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Ian Fenner


19.32:Sing Something Simple

The Adam Singers directed by CLIFF ADAMS
Accompanied by JACK EMBLOW Producer JOHN BROWELLContributors

Directed By: Cliff Adams
Accompanied By: Jack Emblow
Producer: John Browell


20.02:The Musical World of Alan Moorhouse

with the BBC Radio Orchestra and songs from MATT MONRO Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer BRIAN WILLEYContributors

Unknown: Matt Monro
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Brian Willey


21.02:The Impresarios

Michael Craig continues the stories of the men who create the world of entertainment.
This week Harold Davlson : I felt that as I was doing rather successful and, hopefully, entertaining shows, people would associate my name with them, and that ultimately the public would accept the fact that if a Davison show was presenting an unknown artist they would go alonq with me, knowing my shows were of a special type - therefore I could launch new and fresh talent rather than having to rely constantly on known names. It wasn't just an ego thing, it was a long-term planned policy. Jack Jones :
Harold is thorough and meticulous - he cares, he's not just interested in making money - he enjoys bringing talent to Great Britain no matter where it's from, and he will always be loyal to that person. He's probably one of the most trusted men in our business. and Tony Blackburn
Dave Clark , Elizabeth Edwards Norman Granz , Stan Kenton Vie Lewis , Oscar Peterson Jackie Rae. Marion Ryan Research BILL SULLIVAN Written by FRANK SALTER
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLENContributors

Unknown: Michael Craig
Unknown: Harold Davlson
Unknown: Jack Jones
Unknown: Tony Blackburn
Unknown: Dave Clark
Unknown: Elizabeth Edwards
Unknown: Norman Granz
Unknown: Stan Kenton
Unknown: Vie Lewis
Unknown: Oscar Peterson
Unknown: Jackie Rae.
Unknown: Bill Sullivan
Written By: Frank Salter
Producer: David Rayvern Allen


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Colin Berry

with Music Through Midnight including Contact and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather
0.31:* am News Summary

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY JUNE 25TH 1975

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including at
12.30
Newsbeat
Today the way it
Laurie Mayer and the News-bent team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


14.02:A Party Political Broadcast

on behalf of the Conservative Party
14.07:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF
17.00:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


17.15:Anne Nightingale

reviews the latest sounds aroundContributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews


19.00:as Radio 2

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY JUNE 25TH 1975

6.00:News Summary: weather


6.02:Simon Bates

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

including at
10.30
Waggoners' Walk i.Tues afternoon broadcast) ‡
11.30:Jean Challis

1.50 Sports Desk including Cricket Scoreboard
14.02:A Party Political Broadcast

an behalf of the Conservative Party
14.07:Wimbledon 75

1500m only also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON
MAURICE EDELSTON NORMAN CUDDEFORD
Expert comment and analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE TRUMAN-JANES and BOB HOWE.
GERALD WILLIAMS meets the personalities.
Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JOXES including at
2.45, 3.45 and 4.45 Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Maurice Edelston
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Truman-Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: Peter Joxes


17.02:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Thurs 10.30 am)
17.17:Sam Costa


17.17:Wimbledon 75

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued including at
5.45 Sports Desk with racing results
19.02:Lucky 13!

A gamesin which members of the public can win prizes.
Your chairman is Mr Lucky 13 John Junkin
Based on a format by IAN MESSITERwho also wrote the questions.
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
7.30 Sports Desk including Cricket ScoreboardContributors

Unknown: Mr Lucky
Unknown: John Junkin
Unknown: Ian Messiterwho


19.32:Ring-a-Song

Ted Taylor introduces and plays listeners' requests via the telephone, with J0
MARNEY RAY MORGAN
THE TED TAYLOR FOUR and EVE DELROY
Producer RAY HARVEYContributors

Introduces: Ted Taylor
Unknown: Marney Ray Morgan
Unknown: The Ted Taylor
Producer: Ray Harvey


20.02:Country Club

Wally Whyton introduces a weekly get-together of all kinds of country music.
With news and reviews from David Allan.
Featuring this week:
STU STEVENS WITH REDWOOD
JED FORD WITH THREEWHEEL Producer COLIN CHANDLERContributors

Introduces: Wally Whyton
Unknown: David Allan.
Unknown: Stu Stevens
Producer: Colin Chandler


22.02:Sports Desk

with evening racing results
22.05:Eugene Fraser

JULIE DAWN and your letters and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weatherContributors

Unknown: Julie Dawn


0.31:* am News Summary

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY JUNE 26TH 1975
6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including this week's new top 30 LP discs and at 12.30
Newsbeat Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Newsbeat Laurie Mayer


14.02:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF
17.00:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


17.15:John Peel

with Top Gear
19.00:as Radio 2