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

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BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1976

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:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

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:Jimmy Young

13.55:Good Listening

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m onlu i also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)
16.45:Sports Desk

16.47:Sam Costa

including at 5.45 Sports Desk
(Stereo)
18.45:Sports Desk

19.02:Beat The Record

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune.
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 FENNERContributors

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


19.30:Robin Richmond

The Organist Entertains
CHARLES SMART (BBC Maida Vale Studio Concert Organ) HAROLD SMART (Electronic)
GEORGE WELLING (Granada, Clapham Junction)
Charles and Harold Smart will also play a special duet for pipe and electronic organs.
20.02:Ian Carmichael's Music Night

featuring Stanley Black and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA with RITA MORRIS
JOAN SAVAGE, JOHN LAWRE\NSON and the JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS Producer BARRY KNIGHTContributors

Unknown: Rita Morris


21.02:Among Your Souvenirs

Fragrant memories from
Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later, with DOROTHY COPEI. AND
MICHAEL RIPPON
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA 1ST OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION
SILVER BAND
THE COLLEGIANS
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMANContributors

Unknown: Dorothy Copei.
Unknown: Michael Rippon
Unknown: Reginald Leopold
Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Robert Bowman


22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:The American Showmen

The 12th of a 25-part series.
Michael Craig continues the stories of the men who created entertainment in the USA.
This week: Billy Rose (part 1) The super-showman, barely over five feet tall, who amassed a staggering private fortune as a Broadway producer, night-club operator, newspaper columnist. Wall Street tycoon, art collector, and songwriter
' As long as a show is on. I'm a producer: as soon as it's off. I'm nothing but Fanny Brice 's husband again.'
BROOKS ATKINSON: Billy Rose. God knows he was no genius.' MILTON BERLE: Billy Rose was a genius. ' with HAL GALILI and the recorded comments Of SAMMY FAIN, JOHNNY GREEN STANLEY GREEN, JOHNNY MERCER and ARTHUR SCHWARTZ
Research by bill SULLIVAN Written by DICK VOSBURGH
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLENContributors

Unknown: Michael Craig
Unknown: Fanny Brice
Unknown: Brooks Atkinson
Unknown: Billy Rose.
Unknown: Milton Berle
Unknown: Billy Rose
Unknown: Hal Galili
Unknown: Sammy Fain
Unknown: Johnny Green
Unknown: Johnny Mercer
Unknown: Arthur Schwartz
Producer: David Rayvern Allen


23.02:Michael Meech

1500m onlu (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom: weather; motoring information



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13 April 1976
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BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY APRIL 14TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including 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:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2 (8.02-9.30 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY APRIL 14TH 1976


6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

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
(Tues afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.55:Good Listening


14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Thursday 10.30 avt)
16.45:Sports Desk


16.47:Sam Costa

Including at 5.45 Sports Desk
18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results
19.02:The News Huddlines

An affable fume at the news starring Roy Hudd with JANET BROWN , CHRIS EMMETT Music by THE NIC ROWLEY TRIO Script by CHRIS MILLER
DAVID RENWICK. PETER SPENCE andothers. Producer JOHN LLOYD (If you would like to see the show being recorded on Wednesdays at lunchtime, write to: Ticket Unit, BBC. Broadcasting House, London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Unknown: Roy Hudd
Unknown: Janet Brown
Unknown: Chris Emmett
Script By: Chris Miller
Script By: David Renwick.
Script By: Peter Spence
Producer: John Lloyd


19.30:The Great American Railroad

A musical history of the fabulous Iron Horse in 14 episodes Presented by George Hamilton IV 12: The Great Migration Narrators
EDDIE MATTHEWS , VALERIE COLGAN George Hamilton 's songs accompanied by ARTHUR SMITH 'S CRACKERJACKS Written and produced by CHARLES CHILTONContributors

Presented By: George Hamilton
Narrators: Eddie Matthews
Narrators: Valerie Colgan
Narrators: George Hamilton
Accompanied By: Arthur Smith
Produced By: Charles Chilton


20.02:European Soccer Special

The last two surviving British clubs battle for a place in the Final - Liverpool against Barcelona in the UEFA Cup and West Ham against Elntracht Frankfurt in the Cup Winners' Cup.
Commentary on the second half of one of tonight's second leg semi-final ties. with up-to-the-minute news of the other.
A Radio Sports Unit production
20.02:Two in Mind

Music introduced by Natalie Anglesey and Mike Riddoch and featuring the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NEIL RICHARDSON Producer JOHN WILCOX BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduced By: Natalie Anglesey
Introduced By: Mike Riddoch
Conductor: Neil Richardson
Producer: John Wilcox


20.30: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


21.02:Command Performance

Introduced by Semprinl Your record request programme of popular classics. Producer DENYS JONESContributors

Introduced By: Semprinl Your
Producer: Denys Jones


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Words and Music

Brian Matthew presents some of the songs of Richard Rodgers featuring VINCE HILL
THE ERNIE DUNSTAI. L BAND and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by ALAN MOORHOUSE Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Brian Matthew
Unknown: Richard Rodgers
Unknown: Ernie Dunstai.
Conducted By: Alan Moorhouse
Producer: John Bussell


23.02:Ruth Cubbin

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring Information

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BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY APRIL 15TH 1976

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:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY APRIL 15TH 1976
6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

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

Requests, on postcdrds please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW
Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.55:Good Listening


14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with up-to-the-minute racing results
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Tuesday 10.30 am) Produced and directed by PIERS PLOWRIGHT and GLYN OEARMAN
Book (same title), 80p, from bookshopsContributors

Directed By: Piers Plowright
Cast: This Week:
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Lynn Prior: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior: Michael Spice
Ben Woodhouse: David Valla
Cliff Edwards: Peter Messaline
Kath Miller: Charlotte Mitchell
Shirley Cook: Carole Boyd
Andy Bolt: Richard Kay
Vivien Bolt: Jean Trend
Barbara Bartley: Patricia Gallimore
Colin Bartley: Roger Hammond
Jean Lennox: Maureen Morris


16.45:Sports Desk


16.47:Sam Costa

including at
5.45 Sports Desk
(Sam Costa 's programme begins at 5.30 tomorrow)Contributors

Unknown: Sam Costa


18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results
19.02:Support Your Local

Keith Fordyce chairs a radio quiz in which BBC Local Radio Stations compete against one another for a Radio 2 Trophy. This week: The Final
Programme devised and produced by IAN FENNERContributors

Unknown: Keith Fordyce
Produced By: Ian Fenner


19.30:David Allan's Country Club

Guest MURRAY KASH
A weekly get-together with news and reviews of country music.
Featuring
TEX WITHERS AND THE
MAVERICKS TUCSON
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFEContributors

Unknown: Mavericks Tucson


21.02:Both Sides Now

Wally Whyton invites you to enjoy Both Sides Now with this week:
JOHN DEREK AND FRIENDS
ADRIAN LEGG and surprise guests
News and features from
JIM LLOYD
Bass and asides by BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Producer bill BEBBContributors

Unknown: Wally Whyton
Unknown: John Derek
Unknown: Adrian Legg
Bass: Jim Lloyd
Unknown: Brian Brocklehurst


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces recordings made at The Centre Folk Club, Portsmouth: JOHN BRENNAN with a look at Pace Egg Customs: TONY FOXWORTHY with some new record releases. News from the Folk World Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduces: Tony Capstick
Unknown: John Brennan
Unknown: Tony Foxworthy
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


23.02:Don Durbridge

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY APRIL 16TH 1976

6.00:as Radio


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Ed Stewart

with Junior Choice
Producer ROGER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


11.00:Tony Blackburn


13.00:Donny and Marie

For the next hour on Radio 1 this world-famous brother-and-sister duo, Donny and Marie Osmond , take over as Radio 1 DJS presenting some of their own favourite records and, of course, plenty of The Osmonds' music.Contributors

Unknown: Marie Osmond


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
15.30:Johnnie Walker

Also on VHF
17.30: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


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY APRIL 16TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

8.45 Pause for Thought
9.00:as Radio 1


11.02:People's Service

Dying we live
A service for Good Friday conducted by JEAN and HUGH DICKINSON with the Girls Choir of St Paul's Church. Leamington BBC Birmingham
11.30:Simon Bates


13.02:Val Doonican

introduces a personal selection of favourite records. Producer ciiris MORGAN
13.55:Good Listening


14.02:as Radio 1


15.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Good Friday Special Introduced by Peter Jones with star guests and the pick of the day's sporting action, including:
3.30; 3.45; 3.55; 4.42; 5.0 League Special
Exclusive ' live ' commentary on one of the day.'s top matches. scoreflashes throughout the afternoon from five other grounds, scores and results as they come in, with a classified check at 9.0.
3.35; 4.50
International
Motor Cycling
The first round of the traditional Easter battle between Britain and the United States for the John Player Transatlantic Trophy at Brands Hatch. Reports by CHRIS CARTER.
3.35; 4.50
International
Show Jumping
Many of the world's best riders will be at Hickstead today looking for places in the team for the Olympic Games in Montreal. Reports by DEREK THOMPSON.
Timetable:
3.30 News of featured events
3.45 Football half-times '
3.55 Football commentary
4.42 First football results
4.50 Motor Cycling/Show Jumping
5.0 Sports Report
Events may alter timingsContributors

Introduced By: Peter Jones
Unknown: Chris Carter.
Unknown: Derek Thompson.


17.30:Sam Costa


18.45:Sports Desk


19.02:Funny You Should Ask

Peter Jones chairs this new comedy quiz in which a panel of comedy experts are cheerfully interrogated about their knowledge of humour and humorists.
Today's panel: Max Wall, Sheila Hancock, Barry Cryer
Questions compiled by Michael Pointon
Devised and produced by Bob Oliver RogersContributors

Chairman: Peter Jones
Panellist: Max Wall
Panellist: Sheila Hancock
Panellist: Barry Cryer
Question compiler: Michael Pointon.
Devised and produced by: Bob Oliver Rogers


19.30:Play It Again

Len Jackson introduces the sounds of yesteryear with Barbara Jay. Freddy Williams Margaret Savage and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by ALAN MOORHOUSE Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Introduces: Len Jackson
Unknown: Barbara Jay.
Conducted By: Alan Moorhouse
Producer: Steve Allen


20.02:John Fox

conducts the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA
Presented bv Jean Challis Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors

Unknown: Jean Challis
Producer: Royston Herbert


21.02:Friday Night is Music Night

from the Hippodrome, Golders Green
James Howe conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
THE BAND OF THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY (SANDHURST), Conductor CAPT M. LANE , director of Music Friday Night's Star Singers: CYNTHIA GLOVER
JOHN HEDDLE NASH
THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS with ROBERT DOCKER (piano) Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer PETER BELL
(Before an invited audience)Contributors

Unknown: James Howe
Conductor: Capt M. Lane
Singers: Cynthia Glover
Singers: John Heddle Nash
Singers: John McCarthy
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Peter Bell


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Those Were the Days

at the Radio 2 Ballroom
SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Guest vocalist RITA MORRIS mc and dance hostess
HOLLAND and SYLVIA BROCKBANK Presenter Tom Edwards Producer BEV PHILLIPSContributors

Unknown: Sidney Davey
Unknown: Rita Morris
Unknown: Sylvia Brockbank
Presenter: Tom Edwards
Producer: Bev Phillips


23.02:Len Jackson

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am

Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY APRIL 17TH 1976


6.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
Producer ROGER PUSEY
8.45' Young Ideas in ActionContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


10.00:Rosko

Producer DAVE PRICE
13.00:Ian Anderson's Top Twelve

(Also on VHF)
Another name for Jethro Tull. Recently back from seven years of self-imposed exile, Ian Anderson talks to Brian Matthew and chooses his 12 favourite records to make up an imaginary album.Contributors

Interviewee: Ian Anderson
Interviewer: Brian Matthew
Producer: Stuart Grundy


14.00:Alan Freeman

Also on VHF
Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson


17.00:Paul Gambaccini

Also on VHF Producer
mike HAWKESContributors

Unknown: Mike Hawkes


18.30:In Concert

Also on VHF Renaissance
Introduced by ALAN BLACK Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Introduced By: Alan Black
Producer: Jeff Griffin


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY APRIL 17TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Tom Edwards

Producer DENYS JONES
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Denys Jones


8.06:* as Radio 1


10.02:Charlie Chester

Producer MICHAEL FORD BBC BirminghamContributors

Producer: Michael Ford


12.02:Two's Best

Len Jackson with extracts from last week's programmes.
Script PETER CLAYTON. Producers BRIAN WILLEY and DENJS O'KEEFFEContributors

Unknown: Len Jackson
Script: Peter Clayton.
Producers: Brian Willey


13.02:The Family Brandon

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 Tony Brandon with Elizabeth Counsell
Ruth Dooner and Mark Hadfield
PAUL WILLIAMSON , ANITA JOANNOU
MARI.ENE SIDAWAY and TONY MELODY as Jack Written by MIKE CRAIG. LAWRIE KINSLEY and RON MCDONNELL Producer JAMES CASEY BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Sunday 7.2 pm)Contributors

Unknown: Tony Brandon
Unknown: Elizabeth Counsell
Unknown: Ruth Dooner
Unknown: Mark Hadfield
Unknown: Paul Williamson
Unknown: Tony Melody
Unknown: Jack Written
Unknown: Mike Craig.
Unknown: Lawrie Kinsley
Unknown: Ron McDonnell
Producer: James Casey


13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Introduced by Desmond Lynam
1.30; 2.40; 3.10; 3.45; 4.42; 5.0;
5.45'
Football League Special
The Easter programme takes on even more significance this year. with just over a week of the League season left. Sport on 2 keeps you in touch with all the crucial matches.... with ' exclusive ' live commentary on one of them, scoreflashes from five other grounds, scores and results as they come in. and classified checks at 5.0 and 5.45*
1.40; 2.0; 2.25; 2.55; 4.50; 5.40' Racing Special
The traditional Easter programme at Kempton Park offers one of the last chances to assess prospects for the 2,000 Guineas in 12 days' time.
2.0 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (6f)
2.30 Rosebery Stakes dim)
3.0 James Lane 2,000 Guineas Trial Stakes <7f)
Commentator PETER BROMLEY
Plus results from other meetings throughout the afternoon. with a classified check at 5.40*
Countdown to
Montreal
This is a vital weekend for Britain's top swimmers and show jumpers as they compete
- - for places in the team for the Olympic Games in Montreal They face powerful opposition from abroad in two major international events:
2.10*
Swimming
Coca-Cola International
The last important meeting before the Olympics with Britain taking on 18 other countries. including Australia. East Germany and Russia. PETER JONES looks ahead to the competition. which starts tomorrow in Leeds, with expert comment from former Olympic champion ANITA LONSBROUGH
2.10; 3.10; 4.50*
Show Jumping
Wills Easter International
Hickstead stages the first major event of the season - featuring Britain's top professionals and amateurs. It offers a good chance to assess the form of the riders on the Olympic short-list, as well as judging the strength of the teams they will meet in Montreal. DEREK THOMPSON reports from Hickstead.
3.10,
Cricket
The new season opens in four days' time, bringing with it the usual crop of questions. Can Leicestershire retain the county championship? Who will be the strongest contenders in the one-day competitions" Who are the young players to look out for in 1976? CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS sets out to find some answers. helped by England captain TONY GREIG and FRED TRUEMAN. Plus news of the Portuguese Open Golf Championship ... in Rugby Union. Cardiff, against the Barbarians ... and the Safari Rally.
And at 5.0*
Sports Report
Including rugby round-up at
5.251 and motor sport 5.30*.
Timetable
1.30 News/prospects
2.0 Racing
2.10 Show Jumping/Swimming
2.25 Racing; 2.40 Football
2.55 Racing
3.10 Show Jumping/Cricket/
Football scoretlashes
3.45 Football half-times
3.55 Football commentary
4.42 First football results
4.50 Racing/Show Jumping
5.0 Sports Report
5.25 Rugby; 5.30 Motor Sport
5.40 Classified Racing/Football A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: Desmond Lynam
Unknown: James Lane
Commentator: Peter Bromley
Unknown: Peter Jones
Unknown: Anita Lonsbrough
Unknown: Derek Thompson
Unknown: Christopher Martin-Jenkins
Unknown: Tony Greig
Unknown: Fred Trueman.


18.03:Star Sound

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
' I love the nostalgic sound of the 30s and 40s '-
Speaking Musicalty: Jimmy Thompson
Actor/writer/comedian and director recalls his career on stage and screen and chooses his favourite musical stars. Take Five
Guess the five mystery singers and win a Soundtrack Album' Great Duets from mgm Musicals '
Introduced by David Bellan Written and compiled by LYN FAIRHURSTContributors

Musicalty: Jimmy Thompson
Introduced By: David Bellan


19.02:Al Read Classics

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
19.30:Radio 2 Top Tunes

Norrie Paramor and the BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA Neil Richardson and the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA play the week's most popular tunes from Radio 2 programmes Introduced by John Dunn BBC BirminghamContributors

Unknown: Neil Richardson
Introduced By: John Dunn


20.30:The Musical World of Peter Morrison

A fortnightly series with BRIAN FAHEY and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA led by DAVID SMITH
Producer EOIN HAMILTON BBC ScotlandContributors

Unknown: Brian Fahey
Unknown: David Smith
Producer: Eoin Hamilton


21.02:Saturday Night

with the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA Angela Morley and the Strings Alyn Ainsworth and the Radio Big Band
Introduced by Ray Moore Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors

Unknown: Angela Morley
Unknown: Alyn Ainsworth
Introduced By: Ray Moore
Producer: Frank Hooper


22.02:Europe 76

Switzerland
The 11th in a series of international exchange programmes: followed by a selection of European music.
Introduced by David Gell Editor STEVE ALLENContributors

Introduced By: David Gell
Editor: Steve Allen


23.02:Sports Desk


23.05:Alan Dell

with The Late Show
Producers colin CHANDLER and BEVERLEY PHILLIPS including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; Motoring information
0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY APRIL 18TH 1976

6.55:as Radio 2


8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
10.00:Paul Burnett

All there is to hear
Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


13.00:Jimmy Savile

1.0 The Double Top Ten Show
2.0 Speakeasy
Recorded with a specially invited audience
Research BERNARD JACKSON Producers TED BESTON and COLIN SEMPERContributors

Unknown: Bernard Jackson
Producers: Ted Beston
Producers: Colin Semper


15.00:Anne Nightingale's Request Show

Producer BERNIE ANDREWSContributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews


17.00:Insight

A series which takes a close look at the people and developments that have inflenced today's pop music.
'The Drifters epitomised the pop music of the 50s; it was fresh, happy music - it made me feel good. Nowadays they must be one of the most entertaining stage acts in the world.'
(Roger Greenaway, songwriter and record producer)
This week Simon Bates investigates The Drifters' 20 years of hit-making history.Contributors

Writer: Andrew Tyler
Producer: Keith Stewart


18.00:Tom Browne

Also on VHF with the Top 20
Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


19.00:Quiz Kid 76

Chairman Alan Freeman
This week, the last of our semi-finals. features the four winners from the Southern Area rounds and comes from the Pedro Club. London. This week's winner will join the three previous area finalists next week in the Grand Final to find the Quiz Kid of 1976.
BBC ManchesterContributors

Chairman: Alan Freeman
Producer: Tony Hale


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY April 18th 1976

6.55:New Day

Some prayers and music for the first day of the week.
7.00:News Summary; weatherman


7.03:Douglas Reeve

at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music from
BRIGHOUSE AND RASTRICK BAND Conductor DEREK BROADBENT Producer PETER PILDEAM BBC Manchester
Requests to: Douglas Reeve , BBC. PO Box 27, ManchesterContributors

Conductor: Derek Broadbent
Unknown: Douglas Reeve


8.03:Ray Moore

in troduces Banners and Bonn ets A selection of Salvation Army music, old and new, especially for Sunday morning.
MAJOR JOHN GOWANS tells a story about the Army's day-to-day work.
Producer FRANK TOPPINGContributors

Unknown: Major John Gowans


8.32:* as Radio 1


10.02:David Jacobs

introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with NEIL JENKINS
Producer PETER BELLContributors

Conductor: Ashley Lawrence
Conductor: The Reginald Leopold
Unknown: Neil Jenkins
Producer: Peter Bell


11.30:People's Service

for Easter Day led by REV BRYDON MABEN. from Edinburgh, on the theme A Matter of Life and Death 1: Morning has Broken With BORDER BRASS conductor ROBERT WADDELL soloist GWEN DALGETTY
Producer STEWART LAMONT BBC ScotlandContributors

Unknown: Brydon Maben.
Conductor: Robert Waddell
Soloist: Gwen Dalgetty
Producer: Stewart Lamont


11.55:Good Listening


12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by Sandi Jones JUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT , Radio Hong Kong
PAUL BROWN , BFBS, Gibraltar BILL PAUL . CBS, Toronto
STEVE cosser , ABC, Sydney Producer PAM coxContributors

Introduced By: Sandi Jones
Introduced By: June Armstrong-Wright
Unknown: Paul Brown
Unknown: Bill Paul
Unknown: Steve Cosser
Producer: Pam Cox


14.02:Al Read Classics

A look at life in 1976 as seen through the solo performance of: Al Read with his musical guests Alex Welsh and his Band
Script by RONNIE TAYLOR / Producer JOHN BROWELL
(Repeated: Saturday 7.2 pm)Contributors

Unknown: Alex Welsh
Script By: Ronnie Taylor
Producer: John Browell


14.30:The Story of Revue

told by John Mills
The fourth of five programmes spanning the last 60 years of revue, with live re-creations and recorded star performances. With Joan Sims. Hugh Paddick Dilys Laye. Peter Reeves and Ronnie Cass in the studio And comments from Tim Brooke-Taylor
Jovce Grenfell , Evelyn Laye Michael Palin
Kenneth Williams
Recorded performances from RONNIE BARKER , JOHN CLEESE NOËL COWARD, NORMAN LONG and many other stars Script and research by PETER MYERS
Producers JOHN BROWELL and SIMON BRETTContributors

Told By: John Mills
Unknown: Joan Sims.
Unknown: Hugh Paddick
Unknown: Dilys Laye.
Unknown: Peter Reeves
Unknown: Ronnie Cass
Unknown: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown: Jovce Grenfell
Unknown: Evelyn Laye
Unknown: Michael Palin
Unknown: Kenneth Williams
Unknown: Ronnie Barker
Unknown: John Cleese
Unknown: Norman Long
Unknown: Peter Myers
Producers: John Browell
Unknown: Simon Brett


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 RON GARDNER BBC Birmingham Including at 5.2
International
Swimming
Britain takes on 18 other countries at Leeds in the fifth Coca-Cola International - the last major swimming event before the Olympic Games in Montreal.
PETER JONES reports from Leeds, with expert comment by former Olympic champion ANITA LONSBROUGH .Contributors

Unknown: Percy Edwards
Producer: Ron Gardner
Unknown: Peter Jones
Unknown: Anita Lonsbrough


17.55:Good Listening


18.00:as Radio 1


19.02:The Family Brandon


19.30:Semprini Serenade

BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conductor VILEM TAUSKY Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors

Leader: Michael Tomalin
Conductor: Vilem Tausky
Producer: Frank Hooper


20.30:Sunday Half-Hour

for Easter Daiy from the Wesley Methodist Church, Queen's Road. Reading Sponsored by the Reading and District Council of Churches Introduced by RONALD ALLISON Conductor ALBERT BARKUS Organist PHILIP D. FISHER Prayer and Blessing by REV DR RONALD ASHMAN
Jesus, stand among us (Caswall); Good Christian men, rejoice and sing (Vulpius); The strife is o'er (Victory); The head that once was crowned with thorns (St Magnus); Crown him with many crowns (Diademata); Look ye saints, the sight is glorious (Triumph): All for Jesus (All for Jesus); Lord, thy Church on earth is seeking (Abbot's Leigh): Thine be the glory (Maccabaeus)Contributors

Introduced By: Ronald Allison
Conductor: Albert Barkus
Organist: Philip D. Fisher
Unknown: Dr Ronald Ashman


21.02:Your 100 Best Tunes

Introduced by Alan Keith Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Jack Dabbs


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Brass and Strings

BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NORRIE PARAMOR THE CARLTON MAIN FRICKLEY COLLIERY BAND conductor MAJOR H. A. KENNEY Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer ALLAN GILESContributors

Conductor: Norrie Paramor
Conductor: Major H. A. Kenney
Introduced By: James Alexander Gordon
Producer: Allan Giles


23.02:Sounds of Jazz

Peter Clayton with news, reviews and comment
With MIKE WESTBROOK ORCHESTRA Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART Including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationContributors

Unknown: Peter Clayton
Unknown: Mike Westbrook
Unknown: Keith Stewart


0.31:* am News Summary

[darren]

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

BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY APRIL 19TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

with Junior Choice
10.00:Noel Edmonds

with the first of this year's Radio 1 Roadshows
Today from Caister Holiday Camp, Great Yarmouth Producer TIM BLACKMOREContributors

Producer: Tim Blackmore


12.00:Tony Blackburn

VHF from 1.30 pm
Producer DAVE ATKEYContributors

Producer: Dave Atkey


14.00:Johnnie Walker

Also on VHF
Producer TED BESTONContributors

Producer: Ted Beston


16.31:It's D.L.T. OK!

Also on VHF
Producer TIM BLACIEMOREContributors

Producer: Tim Blaciemore


19.00:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

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

BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY APRIL 19TH 1976


6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Colin Berry

Producer JOHN MELOY t.15 Pause for Thought
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: John Meloy


8.06:as Radio 1


10.02:The Jack Jackson Show

Producer GEOFF MULLINContributors

Producer: Geoff Mullin


11.02:Pete Murray's Easter Special

Music, requests, comedy and chats with people at the Easter Parade in Battersea Park, Producers ANGELA BOND
ANN COLVIN and PETER CHISWELI ;Contributors

Producers: Angela Bond
Unknown: Ann Colvin
Unknown: Peter Chisweli


13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VlIF joins Radio 1
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with star guests and the pick of the day's sporting action.
1.30; 2.45; 3.45; 5.0; 5.45* Football League
The third stage of the Easter programme, traditionally the time when titles are won and lost. Sport on 2 keeps you in touch with all the crucial matches, with exclusive ' live ' commentary on one of them, scoreflashes throughout the afternoon from five other grounds, scores and results as they come in, with classified checks at 5.0 and 5.45*.
1.40; 2.30; 3.5; 4.50; 5.40'
Racing: Kempton Park PETER BROMLEY commentates on the two big races of the day:
2.35 Debenham H'cap Plate (7f)
3.10 Fraser H'cap Plate dim)
Plus news of the Irish Grand National, results from the other meetings throughout the afternoon, with a classified check at 5.40*.
Countdown to Montreal
The final day of a vitally important weekend for Britain's top swimmers and show jumpers as they battle for places in the team for the Olympic Games in Montreal. They face powerful opposition from abroad in two major international competitions:
1.45; 2.0; 3.15; 4.50' Swimming
Coca-Cola International
Britain's swimmers take on 18 other countries at Leeds in the last major international event before the Olympic Games. Commentary by PETER JONES , with expert analysis by former Olympic champion ANITA LONSBROUGH.
1.45; 2.0; 4.50*
Show Jumping
Wills Easter International
The climax of the holiday weekend at Hickstead is the Nations Cup, an event that offers the chance to assess the form of Britain's Olympic hopefuls - and to take a look at some of the teams they'll be facing in Montreal. DEREK THOMPSON reports.
1.50; 2.0; 3.15; 4.50 International
Motor Cycling
Britain will be going flat out to regain the John Player Transatlantic Trophy from America after losing it last year tor the first time since the series began in 1971. Today the two teams clash at Oulton Park - the third and final leg of the traditional Easter meeting. Commentator CHRIS CARTER Plus news of one of the top motor racing events of the year: the Safari Rally. And at 5.0
Sports Report
Including rugby round-up at
5.25*, motor racing at 5.30*. Events may alter timings
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: Desmond Lynam
Unknown: Kempton Park
Unknown: Peter Bromley
Commentary By: Peter Jones
Unknown: Derek Thompson
Commentator: Chris Carter


18.02:Johnny Mathis

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) introduces and sings the music of Bert Kaempfert. with the BERT KAEMPFERT ORCHESTRA and records
Producer DEREK MILLSContributors

Unknown: Bert Kaempfert.
Unknown: Bert Kaempfert


19.02:The Monday Movie Quiz

Introduced by Ray Moore Compiled and produced by MARTIN FISHERContributors

Introduced By: Ray Moore
Produced By: Martin Fisher


19.30:Alan Dell

7.30 The Dance Band Days
8.2 Stereo The Big Band Sound Producer LAWRIE MONK
21.02:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Producer: Keith Stewart


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Band Parade

featuring KEN MACKINTOSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Unknown: Ken MacKintosh
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Jack Dabbs


23.02:David Bellan

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring Information

[darren]

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

BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY APRIL 20TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


11.00:David Hamilton

with the Radio 1 Roadshow
Today from Christchurch Park, Ipswich
12.30:Newsbeat

Today the way it is.
Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


12.45:Johnnie Walker

including this week's new Top 30 discs
14.02:Simon Bates

Also on VHF
16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2