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

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY JUNE 27TH 1976

6.55:as Radio 2


8.00:Playground

Introduced by David Rider and including
Young Ideas in Action Producer DON GEORGEContributors

Introduced By: David Rider
Producer: Don George


8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
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 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 influenced today's pop music.
Throughout the history of pop black music has been a constant source of inspiration for white musicians Johnnie Walker looks at one of the most striking aspects of this phenomenon - Blue Eyed Soul.Contributors

Introduced by: Johnnie Walker
Written by: John Pidgeon
Producer: Tim Blackmore


18.00:Tom Browne

Also on VHF with the Top 20
Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


19.00:as Radio 2 (7.02-7.30 as VHF)

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY JUNE 27TH 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
THORESBY COLLIERY WELFARE BAND conducted hy WILLIAM LIPPEATT Producer PETER PILBRAM BBC Manchester
8.03:Ray Moore

introduces Banners and Bonnets A selection of Salvation Army music, old and new, especially for Sunday morning.
MAJOR JOHN GOWANS tells a story about the Army's day-today 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 GEORGE FRENCH OCTET with ROBERT DOCKER (piano) GEORGE FRENCH (SOlO Violin) WALTER MIDGLEY with GLADYS VERNON (piano) Producer PETER BELLContributors

Conductor: Ashley Lawrence
Violin: Walter Midgley
Piano: Gladys Vernon
Producer: Peter Bell


11.30:People's Service

What Are You to Met
The second of three services from Birmingham presented by REV TONY WALKER
Producer Michael SHOESMITH BBC BirminghamContributors

Unknown: Tony Walker
Producer: Michael Shoesmith


12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by Jean Challis
ANDREW PASTOUNA , BFBS Cologne PAULINE BIRCHALL , BFBS Gibraltar JUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT . Radio Hong Kong
STEVE COSSER. ABC Sydney
Producer PAM cox
125 July: BFBS Cologne, BFBS Gibraltar, Hong Kong and Australia)Contributors

Introduced By: Jean Challis
Introduced By: Andrew Pastouna
Unknown: Pauline Birchall
Unknown: June Armstrong-Wright
Unknown: Steve Cosser.
Producer: Pam Cox


14.02:Hello Cheeky

Conceived, nurtured and do by Tim Brooke-Taylor
Barry Cryer , John Junkin with the music (?) of the Denis King Trio
Written by BARRY CRYER and JOHN JUNKIN
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERS BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Saturday 7.2 pm)Contributors

Unknown: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: John Junkin
Written By: Barry Cryer
Written By: John Junkin
Producer: Bob Oliver Rogers


14.30:Hooray for Hollywood

A celebration of 50 years of film musicals
3: Cheek to Cheek
'When Hollywood revived musical films three years ago, dancing was monopolised by director Busby Berkeley and his imitators. Thanks more to Fred Astaire than any other single influence, the character of music comedy in Cinema has completely changed.'
(Time Magazine, August 1935)
' When Top Hat is letting Astaire perform his incomparable magic or teaming him with the increasingly dextrous Miss Rogers it is providing the most urbane fun you will find anywhere on the screen.'
(New York Times. August 1935) Douglas Fairbanks Jr takes a look at the most successful dancing partnership in the history of Hollywood. Also taking part: FRED ASTAIRE, IRVING BERLIN, PANDRO S. BERMAN, DOROTHY FIELDS, SHEILAH GRAHAME, HERMES PAN, ARTHUR SCHWARTZ, CHUCK WALTERS
Written by BENNY GREEN
Producers JOHN BILLINGHAM and MEL HOUSEContributors

Director: Busby Berkeley
Unknown: Fred Astaire
Unknown: Fred Astaire
Unknown: Irving Ber
Unknown: Pandro S. Berman
Unknown: Sheilah Grahame
Unknown: Arthur Schwartz
Unknown: Chuck Wai.
Written By: Benny Green
Producers: John Billingham
Producers: Mel House


15.30:Hubert Gregg

says Thanks for the Memory 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 Cricket: the teatime scores in today's John Player League games.Contributors

Unknown: Percy Edwards
Producer: Ron Gardner


18.00:as Radio 1


19.02:One Man and his Show

Johnny Mere with his guest MARIAN MONTGOMERY and the MAX HARRIS ORCHESTRAContributors

Unknown: Marian Montgomery
Unknown: Max Harris


19.02:Sunday Sport

Introduced by John Dunn
Cricket: featuring reports on the top John Player League matches,plusnewsandscoresi from the other games.
Tennis: with Wimbledon at the I halfway stage, GERALD WILLIAMS looks ahead to what promises , to be a week of fierce competition among the world's greatest players.
Rowing: the International Regatta at Holme Pierrepont. RICHARD BURNELL reports.
Cycling: the latest news of one of the world's classic sporting events, the Tour de France, from DAVID SAUNDERS.
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Introduced By: John Dunn
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: Richard Burnell
Unknown: David Saunders.


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

from Greenisland Presbyterian Church, County Antrim, with united parishes of the district Conducted by DAVID BEATTIE Organist DONALD BLAIR
Closing Prayer and Blessing by REV DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG
The saviour died (St Andrew ): Will your anchor hold (WiU your anchor hold); 0 God of our divided world (Walton); Jehovah is my light (St John); My times are in thy hand (Dennis); Our Lord Christ is risen (Kirn); Thou shalt arise (Duke Street); Light of the lonely pilgrim's heart (Bromsgrove)
BBC Northern IrelandContributors

Conducted By: David Beattie
Organist: Donald Blair
Unknown: Douglas Armstrong
Unknown: St Andrew


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 rARAMOR
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BAND conductor MAJOR W. WILLIAMS , UBE, ARCM
Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer ALLAN GILESContributors

Conductor: Norrie Raramor
Conductor: Major W. Williams
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 TERRY SHITH
BRIAN SMITH BAND
Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationContributors

Unknown: Peter Clayton
Unknown: Terry Shith
Unknown: Brian Smith
Producers: Lawrie Monk
Producers: Keith Stewart


0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY JUNE 28TH 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate


9.00:Tony Blackburn

Producer DAVE ATKEYContributors

Producer: Dave Atkey


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Producer RON BELCHIER including at 12.30 pm 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:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
Producer PAUL WilliamsContributors

Producer: Paul Williams


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

Producer TED BESTONContributors

Producer: Ted Beston


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2 (6.02-7.00 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VIIF
Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters


0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY JUNE 28TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Don Durbridge

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

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW
Including at 18.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Friday afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:Wimbledon 1976

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships
Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON, GERALD WILLIAMS, JOHN MOTSON and NORMAN CUDDEFORD. Expert analysis from FRED PERRY, CHRISTINE JANES and BOB HOWE
Plus up-to-the-minute news of all the matches, and the personalities visiting the All England Club for the world's greatest tennis championships.
Introduced from Wimbledon by Peter Jones
Including at 2.45* and 3.45* Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Gerald Williams
Commentary By: John Motson
Commentary By: Norman Cuddeford.
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe
Unknown: Peter Jones


16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Tuesday 10.30 am) Written by ALAN DOWNER
JILL HYEM and PETER RUSSELL Produced and directed by PIERS PLOWKIGHT , DAVID JOHNSTON Shirley has refused to take Phil's money; a certain Mr Wicks has a ' Golden Heart theYangshavegivenaparty; and Dr Laidlaw has confirmed that Joanna has epilepsy. Cast: page 38Contributors

Written By: Alan Downer
Written By: Jill Hyem
Written By: Peter Russell
Directed By: Piers Plowkight
Directed By: David Johnston
Unknown: Mr Wicks


16.45:Wimbledon 1976

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued
Including at
4.45*, 5.45* and 6.45* Sports Desk
16.45:Sam Costa


19.02:The Monday Movie Quiz

Ray Moore presents a mixture of music, voices and sounds designed to test your knowledge on the world of films and perhaps win a prize or tv/o.
Compiled and produced by MARTIN FISHERContributors

Unknown: Ray Moore
Produced By: Martin Fisher


19.30:Sports Desk

Including close-of-play cricket icoreboard
19.33:Alan Dell

7.3) The Dance Band Days
A selection of British dance band favourites
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


22.06:Band Parade

With FREDDY STAFF, HIS TRUMPET AND HIS ORCHESTRA With JO MARNEY
BENRY MCKENZIE QUARTET
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Unknown: Jo Marney
Unknown: Benry McKenzie
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Jack Dabbs


23.02:David Bellan

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
Producers COLIN CHANDLER and BEVERLEY PHILLIPSContributors

Producers: Colin Chandler
Producers: Beverley Phillips


0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring Information

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BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY JUNE 29TH 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 pm Newsbeat
Today the way it Is.
Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and
the people making it.
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 (6.02-7.00 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY JUNE 29TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Don Durbridge

Including at
6.15 Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

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

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:Wimbledon 1976

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHl joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON
GERALD WILLIAMS JOHN MOTWN and NORMAN CVDDEFORD. Expert analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE JANES and BOB HOWE. Plus up-to-the-minute news of all the matches, and the personalities visiting the All England Club for the world's greatest tennis championships. Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JONES including at
2.15* and 3.45' Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Gerald Williams
Commentary By: John Motwn
Commentary By: Norman Cvddeford.
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Peter Jones


16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am) The cast this week:Contributors

Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Lynn Prior: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior: Michael Spics
Ben Woodhouse: Derek Seaton
Cliff Edwards: Peter Messaline
Kath Miller: Charlotte Mitchell
Shirley Cook: Carole Boyb
Lydia Bailey: Lynette McMorrough
Bella Attwood: Norma Ronald
Andy Bolt: Richard Kay
Mr Wicks: Max Wall
Mrs Cook: Anne Godfrey
Soo Ming: Pik-Sen Lim
Mrs Wicks: Joyce Latham
Sadie: Rosamund Greenwood
Ernie Summers: Keith Smith
Hans Gunther Liebelt: Garard Green
M arion: Miranda Bell
Italian Waiter: Peter Craze
Pianist: Bill McGuffie


16.45:Sam Costa


16.45:Wimbledon 1976

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued including at
4.45'. 5.45* and 6.45* Sports Desk
19.02:Beat The Record

with Don Davis
' Prizes for all who know their music '.
Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNERContributors

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


19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:Robin Richmond

The Organist Entertain) ERNEST BROADBENT
(Tower Ballroom, BlackpooD LEN RAWLE
(Chorley Wood Residence) ENA BAGA
(Odeon, Leicester Square) JERRY ALLEN (Electronic)Contributors

Unknown: Ernest Broadbent
Unknown: Blackpood Len Rawle
Unknown: Jerry Allen


20.02:Ian Carmichael's Music Night

with the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL tomalik
Ian Carmichael examines the work of some famous lyric writers
Producer BARRY KNIGHTContributors

Leader: Michael Tomalik
Leader: Ian Carmichael


21.02:Among Your Souvenirs

Fragrant memories from Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later, with ALAN PERRY , MAUREEN MORELLE LIZBETH WEBB
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA MORRIS CONCERT BAND and five in A BAR
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMANContributors

Unknown: Alan Perry
Unknown: Maureen Morelle
Unknown: Lizbeth Webb
Unknown: Reginald Leopold
Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Robert Bowman


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:The American Showmen

Twenty-third of a 25-part series Michael Craig begins the story of the last showman to be covered in this series. Harold Prince (part 1)
Prince Hal is unquestionably the most dominant producer/ director in the musical theatre today. He's presented such Broadway super-shows as A Little Night Music, Cabaret, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Fiddler on the Roof, Company, Damn Yankees, The Pajama Game and West Side Story. with the recorded comments of GEORGE ABBOTT , RICHARD ADLER JERRY BOCK , FREDERICK BRISSON BOB FOSSE , SHELDON HARNICK
HAROLD PRINCE , STEPHEN SONDHEIU and GWEN VERDON
Research by BILL SULLIVAN Written by DICK VOSBURGH
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLENContributors

Unknown: Michael Craig
Unknown: George Abbott
Unknown: Richard Adler
Unknown: Jerry Bock
Unknown: Frederick Brisson
Unknown: Bob Fosse
Unknown: Sheldon Harnick
Unknown: Harold Prince
Unknown: Stephen Sondheiu
Unknown: Gwen Verdon
Unknown: Bill Sullivan
Written By: Dick Vosburgh
Producer: David Rayvern Allen


23.02:Michael Meech

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 WEDNESDAY JUNE 30TH 1976
6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat
Today the way it Is.
Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and' the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


14.02:David Hamilton

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


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Newsreader: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2 (6.02-7.00 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY JUNE 30TH 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Don Durbridge

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

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London WIA 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Tues afternoon's broadcast)
11.30:Jimmy Young


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:Wimbledon 1976

(1500m only) (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by Max Robertson, Gerald Williams, John Motson and Norman Cuddeford. Expert analysis from Fred Perry, Christine Janes and Bob Howe. Introduced from Wimbledon by Peter Jones
Including at 2.45* and 3.45* Sports DeskContributors

Presenter: Peter Jones
Commentator: Max Robertson
Commentator: Gerald Williams
Commentary: John Motson
Commentary: Norman Cuddeford
Analyst: Fred Perry
Analyst: Christine Janes
Analyst: Bob Howe


16.30:Waggoners' Walk

Written by ALAN DOWNER and JILL HYEM
(Repeated: Thursday 10.30 am)Contributors

Written By: Alan Downer
Written By: Jill Hyem


16.45:Wimbledon 1976

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued including at
4.45* 5.45. and 6.45* Sports Desk
16.45:Sam Costa


19.02:Games People Play

A sports quiz that tests the knowledge of well-known stars of entertainment and sport
The fans are Bernard Cribbins and Leslie Crowther
The sportsmen are Peter Alliss and Lord Oaksey
Chairman PETER WEST
Research by ROBERT HARRIS Producer RICHARD WILLCOXContributors

Unknown: Bernard Cribbins
Unknown: Leslie Crowther
Unknown: Peter Alliss
Unknown: Robert Harris
Producer: Richard Willcox


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.32:The Story Behind the Song

A series of programmes in which Steve Race investigates the stories behind those melodies that linger on. Research by BILL SULLIVAN and DANNY GREENSTONE
Producer DANNY GREENSTONEContributors

Unknown: Bill Sullivan
Unknown: Danny Greenstone
Producer: Danny Greenstone


20.02:Two in Mind

Music introduced by Natalie Anglesey and Mike Riddoch and featuring the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by BRIAN FITZGERALD Producer JOHN WILCOX BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduced By: Natalie Anglesey
Introduced By: Mike Riddoch
Conducted By: Brian Fitzgerald
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 Scmprinl
Your record request programme of popular classics Producer DENYS JONES
Record requests, on postcards please, to: Command Performance, BBC, London WIA 4WW
22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Words and Music

Brian Matthew presents some of the songs of Richard Rodgers With VINCE HILL
ROSEMARY SQUIRES
THE ERNIE DUNSTALL BAND and the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by ALAN MOORHOUSE Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Brian Matthew
Unknown: Richard Rodgers
Unknown: Vince Hill
Unknown: Rosemary Squires
Unknown: Ernie Dunstall
Conducted By: Alan Moorhouse
Producer: John Bussell


23.02:Jean Challis

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

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BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY JULY 1ST 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 LP discs, and at 12.30 pm Newsbeat
Today the way it Is.
Laurie Mayer and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.
14.02:David Hamilton

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


17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer


18.02:as Radio 2 (6.02-7.00 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY JULY 1ST 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Don Durbridge

including at
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


13.50:Sports Desk

including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
14.02:Wimbledon 1976

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF ioins Radio I
The Lawn Tennis Championships Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON
GERALD WILLIAMS JOHN MOTSON and NORMAL CUDDEFORD. Expert analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE JANES and BOB HOWE. Plus up-to-the minute news of all matches, and the personalities visiting the All England Club for the world's greatest tennis championships. Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JONES including at
2.45* and 3.45* Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Commentary By: Gerald Williams
Commentary By: John Motson
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Peter Jones


16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Friday 10.30 am)
16.45:Wimbledon 1976

The Lawn Tennis Championships-continued including at
4.45'. 5.45* and 6.45* Sports Desk
16.45:Sam Costa


19.02:Wit's End

The new comedy game described as a riotous assembly
Having a riot Bernard Cribbins Barry Cryer , Jim Davidson and Don Maclean
Riot control by Lance Percival Scriptrioting by DANNY GREENSTONE , GRAHAM DEYKIN Alibis produced by JOHN LLOYDContributors

Unknown: Bernard Cribbins
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: Jim Davidson
Unknown: Don MacLean
Control By: Lance Percival
Unknown: Danny Greenstone
Produced By: John Lloyd


19.30:Sports Desk


19.33:David Allan's Country Club

A weekly get-together with news and reviews of Country music. Featuring:
KEN HARRIS AND THE PLAYBOYS
FRANK YONKO AND THE EVERGLADES Producer DENIS O'KEEFFEContributors

Unknown: Ken Harris


21.02:Jim Lloyd

presents
Both Sides Now with this week's guests: Martin Winsor and Jeannie Steel John Dawson Read The McLalns
Bass and asides by BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Producer BILL BEBBContributors

Unknown: Martin Winsor
Unknown: Jeannie Steel
Unknown: John Dawson
Unknown: Brian Brocklehurst


22.02:Sports Desk


22.05:Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces recordings made at Folk on the Moor. Heaton Moor Rugby Club; ROGER AND HELEN WATSON recorded at the Wadebridge Festival 1975 and If I Had a Song
3: A Sense of Place
Written and introduced by SAM RICHARDS
News from the Folk World Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Introduces: Tony Capstick
Unknown: Helen Watson
Introduced By: Sam Richards
Producer: Peter Pilbeam


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 FRIDAY JULY 2ND 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Noel Edmonds


9.00:Tony Blackburn


12.00:Johnnie Walker

Including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat
Richard Skinner and the Newsbeat team find the news and the people making it.Contributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
16.30:Rosko's Round Table

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

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner


18.02:as Radio 2 (6.02-7.00 as VHF)


23.00:John Peel

Also on VHF
0.00:* am as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY JULY 2ND 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Don Durbridge

Producer
JOHN meloy including at
6.15 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Unknown: John Meloy


7.02:Terry Wogan

Producer GEOFF MULLIN including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Geoff Mullin


9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Producers ANGELA BOND
ANN COLV1N , PETER CHISWELL Including at 10.30
Waggoners' WalkContributors

Producers: Angela Bond
Unknown: Ann Colv1n


11.30:Jimmy Young

Producers HARRY WALTERS and STUART HOBDAYContributors

Producers: Harry Walters
Producers: Stuart Hobday


13.50:Sports Desk


14.02:Wimbledon 1976

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
The Lawn Tennis Championships The Ladies'
Singles' Final The Men's
Doubles' Final
Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON , With GERALD WILLIAMS , JOHN MOTSON and NORMAN CUDDEFORD. Expert analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE JANES and BOB HOWE. Plus news of all the day's events and the personalities visiting the All England Club for the world's greatest tennis championships. Introduced from Wimbledon by PETER JONES. Including at
2.45* and 3.45' Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Max Robertson
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: John Motson
Unknown: Norman Cuddeford.
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Unknown: Peter Jones.


16.30:Waggoners'Walk

(Repeated: Monday 10.30 am)
16.45:Wimbledon 1976

The Lawn Tennis Championships continued including at
4.45', 5.45' and 6.45* Sports Desk
16.45:Sam Costa

Producer FRANCES LINEContributors

Producer: Frances Line


19.02:Funny You Should Ask

Peter Jones presents the quiz about comedy. Today's panellists: June
Whitfield Reg Varney , Barry Cryer Questions compiled by MICHAEL POINTON
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERSContributors

Unknown: Peter Jones
Unknown: Whitfield Reg Varney
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: Michael Pointon
Producer: Bob Oliver Rogers


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.33:Play It Again

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

Introduces: Len Jackson
Unknown: Barbara Jay
Unknown: Freddy Williams
Unknown: Margaret Savage
Producer: Steve Allen


20.02:Frank Chacksfield

conducts the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA
Presented by Jean ChallisContributors

Presented By: Jean Challls
Producer: Royston Herbert


21.02:Friday Night is Music Night

From the Hippodrome, Golders Green
Robert Farnon conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS THE BAND OF THE
COLDSTREAM GUARDS conductor CAPTAIN r. a. RIDINGS Director of Music
Friday Night's Star Singers: LOLS MCDONALL
JOHN HEDDLE NASH
THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS with ROBERT DOCKER (piano) Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer
CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
(Lois McDonall broadcasts by permission of the English National Opera)Contributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conductor: Captain R. A. Ridings
Singers: Lols McDonall
Singers: John Heddle Nash
Singers: John McCarthy
Piano: Robert Docker
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Charles Clark-Maxwell
Unknown: Lois McDonall


22.02:Sports Desk


22.06:Take Your Partners

at the Radio 2 Ballroom With SYDNEY THOMPSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Introduced by Sydney Thompson
Producer BEVERLEY PHILLIPSContributors

Unknown: Sydney Thompson
Introduced By: Sydney Thompson
Producer: Beverley Phillips


23.02:Len Jackson

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show
Producers COLIN CHANDLER and BEVERLEY PHILLIPSContributors

Producers: Colin Chandler
Producers: Beverley Phillips


0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY JULY 3RD 1976

6.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
Producer ROGER PUSEY
Requests, on postcards please, to: Junior Choice, BBC, London WIA 4WWContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


10.00:Rosko

Producer DAVE: PRICE
13.00:The Elton John Story: Keyboard Wizard

Also on VHF
The last of six programmes
Having expanded his band, Elton first attempts to change his musical direction and then redirects some of his professional energy into sport. He intentionally abdicates as rock's busiest touring and recording sensation.
Written and presented by Paul Gambaccini.Contributors

Writer/Presenter: Paul Gambaccini
Producer: Teddy Warrick


14.00:Alan Freeman

Also on VHF
Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson


17.00:Paul Gambaccini

Also on VHF
With the best-selling pop and soul records from the American charts.
Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


18.30:In Concert

Also on VHF
The Pat Travers Band Joanna Carlin
Introduced by PETE DRUMMOND Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Introduced By: Pete Drummond
Producer: Jeff Griffin


19.30:as Radio 2

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY JULY 3RD 1976

6.00:News Summary; weather


6.02:Tom Edwards

Producer DENYS JONES including at
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Denys Jones


8.06:as Radio 1


10.02:Charlie Chester

with your
Smiling Saturday Show Producer MICHAEL FORD BBC Birmingham
12.02:Two's Best

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

Unknown: Len Jackson
Script By: Peter Clayton
Producers: Brian Willey
Unknown: Denis O'Keeffe


13.02:It's All in the Mind of David Morgan

1500m only i also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 starring the mind and madness of David Morgan with Pat Coombs , Bill Pertwee Percy Edwards and the Don Lusher Quartet
Script by DAVID MORGAN Producer JOHN SIMMONDS
(Rptd: Sun 7.2 pm VHF only)Contributors

Unknown: David Morgan
Unknown: Pat Coombs
Unknown: Bill Pertwee
Unknown: Percy Edwards
Unknown: Don Lusher
Script By: David Morgan
Producer: John Simmonds


13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only ( also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Introduced by Peter Jones from Wimbledon
Wimbledon 1976
The climax of The Lawn Tennis Championships when, after two weeks of intense competition between the world's greatest players, the Final of the Men's Singles is decided. Plus the Finals of the Ladies' Doubles and the Mixed Doubles.
Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON , With GERALD WILLIAMS and JOHN MOTSON. Expert comment and analysis from FRED PERRY , CHRISTINE JANES and BOB HOWE.
1.30; 2.50; 4.50; 5.40*
Racing from Sandown Featuring commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the Joe Coral Eclipse Stakes at 2.55* - a race worth 140,000 to the winner.
Plus results from the other meetings during the afternoon, with a classified check at 5.46*
1.30; 5.35: 6.0*
Countdown to Montreal
Britain's top athletes take on Poland and Canada in a two-day international at Crystal Palace-a vitally important meeting, with the 1976 Olympic Games only two weeks away. Commentary by ALAN PARRY , with expert comment by Olympic champion MARY PETERS.
1.30; 3.0; 5.40; 6.0. Cricket
THE WEST INDIANS play DERBYSHIRE at Chesterfield in their last match before the Third Test. Reports by TONY COZIER , with news of the Women's Second Test. England v Australia at Edgbaston from BRIAN JOHNSTON. Plus full coverage of the County Championship.
Also news of the Henley Royal Regatta from RICHARD BURNELL ; in motor sport, BARRIE GILL with latest news of practice for tomorrow's French Grand Prix; CHRIS CARTER with practice times for the Belgian Grand Prix and. in cycling, a progress report on the Tour de France from DAVID SAUNDERS.
Timetable:
1.39 News/prospects from all featured events, including the lunchtime cricket scoreboard
2.0 Wimbledon
2.50 Racing from Sandown
3.0 Wimbledon/Cricket
4.50 Racing from Sandown
5.0 Round-Up
5.30 Motor Sport
5.40 Classified Racing/Cricket
6.0 Wimbledon/Athletics/
Cricket
A Radio Sports Unit production Events may alter timingsContributors

Introduced By: Peter Jones
Commentary By: Max Robertson
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: John Motson.
Unknown: Fred Perry
Unknown: Christine Janes
Unknown: Bob Howe.
Commentary By: Peter Bromley
Commentary By: Alan Parry
Unknown: Mary Peters.
Unknown: Tony Cozier
Unknown: Brian Johnston.
Unknown: Richard Burnell
Unknown: Barrie Gill
Unknown: Chris Carter
Unknown: David Saunders.


19.02:Hello Cheeky

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio I
Conceived, nurtured and done by Tim Brooke-Taylor
Barry Cryer and John Junkin with the music (?) of the Denis King TrioContributors

Unknown: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown: Barry Cryer
Unknown: John Junkin


19.30:Sports Desk

including close-of-play cricket scoreboard
19.33:BBC International Festival of Light Music

The final concert direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London. in the South Bank Pops series Part 1
Melodies for You
Introduced by David Jacobs conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE
During the interval, Robin Boyle and Arthur Leavins talk about the BBC Concert Orchestra. Part 2
Stars of Friday Night is Music Night Introduced by Robin Boyle BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conducted by STANLEY BLACK THE CENTRAL BAND OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE
(by permission of the Air Defence Board of the Defence Council), conductor
WING-CDR R. E. C. DAVIES, OBE, LRAM, ARCH,
Organising Director of Music SANDRA DUGDALE
JOHN HEDDI. E NASH
THE NIGEL BROOKS SINGERS JAMES GALWAY (flute)
ROBERT DOCKER (piano) Producer
CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
(Presented by the BBC in association with the GLC. Sandra Dugdale broadcasts by permission of the English National Opera)Contributors

Introduced By: David Jacobs
Conductor: Ashley Lawrence
Unknown: Robin Boyle
Unknown: Arthur Leavins
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Leader: Arthur Leavins
Conducted By: Stanley Black
Music: Sandra Dugdale
Music: John Heddi.
Singers: Nigel Brooks
Unknown: Sandra Dugdale


22.02:Nordring Roundabout

David Gell introduces a selection of music from the countries of northern Europe; followed by some of the top records from other continental countries.
Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Introduces: David Gell
Producer: Steve Allen


23.02:Sports Desk


23.05:Alan Dell

with The Late Show
Producers COLIN CHANDLER and BEVERLEY PHILLIPS including at
12.9 Midnight Newsroom: weather; motoring informationContributors

Producers: Colin Chandler


0.31:News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY JULY 4TH 1976

6.55:as Radio 2


8.00:Playground

for younger listeners
Introduced by David Rider including Young Ideas in Action Producer DON GEORGEContributors

Introduced By: David Rider
Producer: Don George


8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
10.00:Paul Burnett

On this 200th anniversary of Independence Day Paul Burnett takes a special look at the contemporary American music scene and presents three hours of music by America's greatest artists.Contributors

DJ: Paul Burnett
Producer: Mike Hawkes


13.00:Jimmy Savile

1.0 The Double Top Ten Show
2.0 Speakeasy
JIMMY SAVILE talks only to Americans in this special edition
Producers TED BESTON and COLIN SEMPERContributors

Producers: Ted Beston
Producers: Colin Semper


15.00:Anne Nightingale's Request Show

Contributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews


17.00:Insight

As the United States celebrate
200 years of Independence,
Paul Gambaccini introduces a layman's guide to the wonders of American radio.
Written by PAUL GAMBACCINI Producer TIM: BLACKMOREContributors

Introduces: Paul Gambaccini
Written By: Paul Gambaccini


18.00:Tom Browne

Also on VHF with the Top 20
Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


19.00:as Radio 2

(7.02-7.30 as VHF)