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[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY MARCH 16TH 1996

07:00
Kevin Greening


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BBC Radio 1
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum music and half-hourly Newsbeat summaries with Sophie Dekker from 7.30.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sophie Dekker
Source: Radio Times
10:00
Dave Pearce


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BBC Radio 1
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 10:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Fan-tastic giveaway.
12.30pm Danny Baker

Contributors
Unknown:
Danny Baker
Source: Radio Times
14:30
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 14:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Featuring Radio 1 sessions in the Basement Tapes.
5.00 John Peel
With live sessions from Nub and Zion Train.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Peel
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Lovegroove Dance Party with Danny Rampling


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BBC Radio 1
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Uplifting house, plus the Powerplay, a down-tempo threesome in the Easy Funk Three and 30 continuous minutes of Euromix acid.
Including National Lottery results live at 8.03.
A West End production
9.00 Radio 1 Rap Show Tim Westwood spins the fullest hip-hop, with live freestyles and the weekly
Top Ten at 10 rap countdown. A Justice production

Contributors
Unknown:
Tim Westwood
Source: Radio Times
00:00
Essential Mix: Billy Nasty


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Pushing back the frontiers of techno around the globe, Billy made his name at the legendary Brain club and now appears on Leftfield's Hard Hands label.
A West End production

Source: Radio Times
02:00
Annie Nightingale's Chill Out Zone


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 02:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Dance, trance, dub, punk, funk, psychedelic, trip-hop, jungle and chilled vibe.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Lynn Parsons


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including In Yer Face at
5.15 and 6.45.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY MARCH 16TH 1996
06:00
MoDutta


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Saturday Show

Source: Radio Times
08:05
Brian Matthew


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 08:05 on BBC Radio 2
with Sounds of the Sixties

Source: Radio Times
10:00
Judi Spiers


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 10:00 on BBC Radio 2
A Rewind production

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Hayes on Saturday


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 2
Producer Julia Brooke

Contributors
Producer:
Julia Brooke
Source: Radio Times
13:30
The Queen of Romance


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Continuing
Stephen Sheridan 's comedy series. 5:Sweet DeceptionLife becomes very complicated when Conrad has to impersonate Angela's erstwhile boyfriend, the dashing Dr Lockheart.

Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen Sheridan
Angela Temple:
Lesley Joseph
Mrs Partridge:
Pat Coombs
Conrad Bone:
Matthew Byam Shaw
Dr Lockheart:
Dan Strauss
Valerie Front:
Melinda Walker
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Martin Kelner on Saturday


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2
Pop music for the discerning listener.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Nick Barraclough


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 2
with New Country
A Smooth Operations production

Source: Radio Times
17:00
Daniel O'Donnell - the Boy from Donegal


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 17:00 on BBC Radio 2
Daniel O'Donnell, from Kincasslagh in County Donegal, has established himself as Ireland's most popular country-and-lrish singer, with sales in excess of two million records and half-a-million videos over ten years. Religion plays a significant part in the life of the 35-year-old bachelor boy, and he feels a strong devotion to his legion of fans. On this the eve of St Patrick's Day, Paul Williams meets O'Donnell in his studio in the Dublin mountains to discuss his career and music.
A Spearhead production.

Contributors
Contributor:
Daniel O'Donnell
Presenter:
Paul Williams
Source: Radio Times
18:00
A Short History of Time


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 18:00 on BBC Radio 2
Will we be able to go back to the future or visit parallel universes? As part of Radio 2's Hands On project, Ex-Time Lord Jon
Pertwee is your guide on an exploration of time from the ancients through Newton and Einstein to the atomic clocks of today.
Producer Merityn Harris

Contributors
Unknown:
Ex-Time Lord Jon
Producer:
Merityn Harris
Source: Radio Times
19:00
The Comediennes -Beryl Reid


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
From Marlene to Sister
George ... Through archive recordings, the distinguished comedienne and actress looks back over her life and career.

Source: Radio Times
19:30
A Gala Concert for St Patrick


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
Charles Stanford,
Victor Herbert and Hamilton Harty were all born in Ireland. On the eve of the most important date in the Irish calendar, Barry Wordsworth conducts the BBC Concert
Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , in a concert of some of their music. Also on the programme, Arnold Bax and Peter Hope - two composers strongly influenced by Celtic myth and legend - and Irish music that's a touch more traditional from special guest Finbar Furey.
Presented by Bibi Baskin. Producer John Langridge

Contributors
Unknown:
Victor Herbert
Unknown:
Hamilton Harty
Unknown:
Barry Wordsworth
Unknown:
Martin Loveday
Unknown:
Peter Hope
Unknown:
Finbar Furey.
Presented By:
Bibi Baskin.
Producer:
John Langridge
Source: Radio Times
21:30
David Jacobs


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BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Sheridan Morley


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 16th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Radio 2 Arts
Programme

Source: Radio Times
00:05
Charles Nove


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought
With the Rev Derek Drysdale.

Contributors
Unknown:
Derek Drysdale.
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Mo Dutta


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Sunday Show
Records, requests and the Spot the Song quiz. Plus professional gardening advice from Fran Shall.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY MARCH 17TH 1996

07:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The most new music and the weekend breakfast
Newsbeat with Sophie Dekker from 7.30.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sophie Dekker
Source: Radio Times
10:00
Dave Pearce


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 10:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Recovery Session from 1.00.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Trevor Nelson's Rhythm Nation


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The week's finest street beats and new classic soul in the Love Bomb from
3.00, plus the Grapevine - unearthing the key influences on R 'n' B talent.
A Wise Buddah production

Source: Radio Times
16:00
UK Top 40


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mark Goodier has the UK's official countdown of the hits.

Contributors
Unknown:
Mark Goodier
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Mavericks: the Velvet Underground


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Continuing Mark Radcliffe's series. This week, the band whose first two albums when released in 1967 and 68 reached the lofty positions of 171 and 199 in the US charts. With contributions from the three surviving members of the original group - Lou Reed, John Cale and Maureen Tucker - plus biographer Victor Bockris and composer La Monte Youngs and admirers David Bowie and Brian Eno.

(Rpt)

Contributors
Presenter:
Mark Radcliffe
Interviewee:
Lou Reed
Interviewee:
John Cale
Interviewee:
Maureen Tucker
Interviewee:
Victor Bockris
Interviewee:
La Monte Youngs
Interviewee:
David Bowie
Interviewee:
Brian Eno
Source: Radio Times
20:00
Radio 1 Rock Show


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 20:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Live in Glasgow,
John Cavanagh has Mudshark, recorded at last year's Ten Day Weekend.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Cavanagh
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Andy Kershaw


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BBC Radio 1
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the best music from the global village.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Mary Anne Hobbs


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BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


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BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY MARCH 17TH 1996

07:00
Don Maclean


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 07:00 on BBC Radio 2
says Good Morning Sunday and welcomes his special guest, TV presenter Caron Keating.

Contributors
Presenter:
Caron Keating.
Source: Radio Times
09:05
Michael Aspel


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 09:05 on BBC Radio 2
A chance to win the mystery One of These prizes in the movie quiz, or share your account of a chance celebrity meeting. Each week the programme features the true story of a Radio 2 listener's encounter with someone famous. Plus a Beatles
Breakfast, a well-known classical tune, comedy and the best pop around.
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Source: Radio Times
10:30
Hayes on Sunday


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 10:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including, getting to grips with technology, as part of Radio 2's Hands On project.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Vintage Years


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 2
12.00 Desmond Carrington with Radio 2 All-Time Greats
2.00pm Benny Green
A weekly celebration of the art of the songwriter.
3.00 David Jacobs with Sounds Easy. The music in that easy style.
4.00 New series
Let's Dance
With Rosemarie Ford. News from the dancing world and a profile of Victor Silvester. A Ray Harvey production
4.30 Sing Something Simple With the Cliff Adams
Singers accompanied by Jack Emblow. Rpt
5.00 Pam Ayres welcomes listeners to her show, featuring the best in music, plus letters and calls. PHONE: (0121) [number removed]WRITE TO: BBC Pebble Mill, Birmingham B5 7QQ

Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond Carrington
Unknown:
Benny Green
Songwriter:
David Jacobs
Unknown:
Rosemarie Ford.
Unknown:
Victor Silvester.
Unknown:
Ray Harvey
Singers:
Cliff Adams
Accompanied By:
Jack Emblow.
Unknown:
Pam Ayres
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Beryl Grey


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
presents Melodies for You

Source: Radio Times
20:30
Sunday Half Hour


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
In the last of a special
Lenten series from Wales,
Roger Royle presents hymns and other music from St Paul 's Church,
Colwyn Bay, Gwynedd, with Colwyn Choral Society and the choirs of St Paul's and St David's churches.
Tonight's hymns include We sing the praise of Him who died; Glory be to Jesus; Lord of the home; Lord I trust Thee: He that shall endure to the end; Christ is the world's light; Lift high the cross.
Musical direction Stuart Robinson
Organist Norman Rimmer

Contributors
Unknown:
Roger Royle
Unknown:
St Paul
Organist:
Stuart Robinson
Organist:
Norman Rimmer
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Alan Keith


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Your Hundred Best
Tunes

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Love Letters


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BBC Radio 2
Sun 17th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Radio 2 Arts Programme There are few people who haven't at some time in their life been in love. Some love passionately, some poorly, some secretly. For some love is unrequited, and people have died for love. Many have also written about love. Nanette
Newman looks at some examples, plays music to suit the occasion, and also acknowledges a special kind of love on Mothering Sunday. Producer Maura Clarke

Contributors
Producer:
Maura Clarke
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


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BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Sister Gill Goulding.

Contributors
Unknown:
Gill Goulding.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Sister Gill Goulding.

Contributors
Unknown:
Gill Goulding.
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY MARCH 18TH 1996

06:30
Chris Evans


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including news and weather, plus the Big Traffic every half-hour with Tina Ritchie.
A Ginger Air production

Contributors
Unknown:
Tina Ritchie.
Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
E-MAIL:[address removed]

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Lisa I'Anson


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Newsbeat lunchtime bulletin at 12.30.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including 5.30-5.45
Newsbeat and the Mix at 6.30.
E-MAIL: [address removed]

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley have specially recorded session tracks and new music exclusives all week.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
21:00
In Concert: The Stone Roses


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The perpetually trendy and equally unpredictable Stone Roses take to the stage at the T&C in Leeds, December 1995, in a concert recorded exclusively for Radio 1.

Contributors
Musicians:
The Stone Roses
Source: Radio Times
22:00
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
In the chair for Mark Radcliffe,
live in Manchester with Number One Cup in session and poetry from sex-bard Simon Armitage.

Contributors
Unknown:
Mark Radcliffe,
Unknown:
Simon Armitage.
Source: Radio Times
00:00
Wendy Lloyd


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The best new music.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The UK's best new music, plus the daily Good
Night/Good Morning quiz, which pits one contestant at the end of their day against one at the start.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY MARCH 18TH 1996

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Jenny Stevens.
A Unique Broadcasting production

Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny Stevens.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev John Rackley.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Rackley.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2
As part of Radio 2's Hands On project. Debbie Thrower talks to technology expert Bob Tomalski.
Producers Bridget Apps , Fiona Baily

Contributors
Unknown:
Bob Tomalski.
Producers:
Bridget Apps
Producers:
Fiona Baily
Source: Radio Times
15:30
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 15:30 on BBC Radio 2
sits in for Ed Stewart this week.
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Contributors
Unknown:
Ed Stewart
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Today, as part of Radio 2's Hands On project, special guest Arthur C Clarke explains how he uses new technology.
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Contributors
Unknown:
Arthur C Clarke
Source: Radio Times
19:00
The Magic of Numbers


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Paul Daniels asks mathematical questions. Professor Ian Stewart provides the answers. Producer Merilyn Harris

Contributors
Unknown:
Paul Daniels
Unknown:
Professor Ian Stewart
Producer:
Merilyn Harris
Source: Radio Times
19:30
Malcolm Laycock


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
with Dance Band Days

Source: Radio Times
20:00
Big Band Special


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
This extended programme celebrates 21 years of the Radio 2 National Big Band Competition. Looking towards next week's All
Winners Concert,
Sheila Tracy and the BBC Big Band are joined by two of this year's prize-winning musicians - Ashley Horton (trombone) and John Ruddick (trumpet) from the Midland Youth Jazz Orchestra. Clark
Peters pays a visit to
Chetham's School of Music in Manchester, where the school big band is rehearsed by trombonist and competition judge Don Lusher.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sheila Tracy
Musicians:
Ashley Horton
Musicians:
John Ruddick
Unknown:
Don Lusher.
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Humphrey Lytterton


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with The Best of Jazz on record.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Radio Days


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Sheila Tracy presents a six-part series in which the BBC Big Band re-create famous broadcasts of yesteryear. 1: They look back to 20
March, 1940 and an NBC broadcast given by the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at the Meadowbrook Hotel in New Jersey. Established
Dorsey favourites such as Hawaiian War Chant and less familiar numbers are heard in their original settings. The vocalist is Jeff Hooper and the arrangements are by musical director Barry Forgie. Producer Bob McDowall

Contributors
Unknown:
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Unknown:
Jeff Hooper
Director:
Barry Forgie.
Producer:
Bob McDowall
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 18th Mar 1996, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
A Unique Broadcasting production

Source: Radio Times
00:05
Digby Fairweather


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
with Jazz Notes
Tonight, a Sandy Brown reissue including the great McJazz album, on CD for the first time. Plus new young singing star Stacey Kent and music from the BBC Big Band.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sandy Brown
Unknown:
Stacey Kent
Source: Radio Times
01:00
Sue McGarry


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 01:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With Jenny Nemko.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny Nemko.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With Jenny Nemko.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny Nemko.

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY MARCH 19TH 1996

06:30
Chris Evans


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Traffic news, lightning links and the best new music, plus Newsbeat with Tina Ritchie and three hot songs into 9.00.

Contributors
Unknown:
Tina Ritchie
Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including the daily Golden Hour from 9.00,
Confessions, and the Dead or Alive? challenge.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Lisa I'Anson


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum music over lunch, including 12.30-12.45 Newsbeat.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Number Nine
Game.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Entertainment for the afternoon drive, with the Newsbeat late report at 5.30-5.45 and the nightly Drive-In at 6.00.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present new and live music, with exclusive sessions.

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


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The movie world wrapped up in a weekly dose of celluloid delights. Films, videos and on-set reports, and a Night in Casablanca for a cinematic guest.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With Stuart Maconie and his musical curiosities.

Contributors
DJ:
John Peel
Guest:
Stuart Maconie
Source: Radio Times
00:00
Wendy Lloyd


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum music overnight.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY MARCH 19TH 1996

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Gillian Wright.

Contributors
Unknown:
Gillian Wright.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
News, travel and the hits.

Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Talks to the Minister of Technology, Ian Taylor , as part of the Hands On project.
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Contributors
Unknown:
Ian Taylor
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2
As part of Radio 2's Hands On project, Sally Mansfield talks of microwave cookery.

Contributors
Talks:
Sally Mansfield
Source: Radio Times
15:30
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 15:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including the Accumulator Quiz, Where Are You Now? and regular travel updates.

Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
With Answers Please.
QUESTIONS TO:
The John Dunn Show ,
BBC Radio 2. London W1A 1AA FAX: (0171) [number removed]
E-MAIL: [address removed]

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


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Investigating the top issues of the day. Voice your views on what's in the news by phoning [number removed] at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK.
LINES OPEN from 6.00pm
Producers Anne Freeman and Jennifer Teague

Contributors
Producers:
Anne Freeman
Producers:
Jennifer Teague
Source: Radio Times
20:30
Kalangadog Junction


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BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
A six-part comedy drama series written by Moya O'Shea. Starring
Caroline Quentin , John Duttine , Julie Gibbs , Niall Ashdown , Toby Longworth , Brian Bowles ,
Joanna Monro ,
Moya O'Shea and June Whitfield.
4: Len takes over
Gaelene's Olympic training schedule - a recipe for trouble with Madge.
Meanwhile, Thomas and Jane endeavour to find some time for romance.

Contributors
Written By:
Moya O'Shea.
Unknown:
Caroline Quentin
Unknown:
John Duttine
Unknown:
Julie Gibbs
Unknown:
Niall Ashdown
Unknown:
Toby Longworth
Unknown:
Brian Bowles
Unknown:
Joanna Monro
Unknown:
Moya O'Shea
Unknown:
June Whitfield.
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Passage to the Promised Land?


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BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
8 June 1948 was the symbolic starting point for the postwar immigration from the Caribbean, when the SS Empire Windrush left Kingston, Jamaica, with nearly 500 passengers on board who were searching for a new life in the "mother country". Many more came after that, setting out for a place where they thought the streets were paved with gold. The programme talks to West Indians from all parts of Britain about their first impressions and how they settled into a new way of life. With musical memories from calypso to rock 'n' roll. Presented by Mona Hammond , who plays Blossom in EastEnders.
Producers Anne Freeman and Jennifer Teague
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Contributors
Presented By:
Mona Hammond
Producers:
Anne Freeman
Producers:
Jennifer Teague
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Explorer 2


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BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
A special edition of Explorer 2 as part of Radio 2's
Hands On project, which looks at the way technology and science have changed our leisure and home lives. Producer Anthony Cheny

Contributors
Producer:
Anthony Cheny
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


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BBC Radio 2
Tue 19th Mar 1996, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Late-night listening with Derek and Ellen Jameson.
Including at 10.45 What's
That Noise? and at 11.45 a review of tomorrow's papers.

Contributors
Unknown:
Ellen Jameson.
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Steve Madden


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY MARCH 20TH 1996

06:30
Chris Evans


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Chris Evans, Charlie Manning and the crew with the day's best new music. Plus Newsbeat, weather, Big Traffic - and unrehearsed chaos.

Contributors
DJ:
Chris Evans
Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Top tunes and news headlines from two classic years in the original Golden Hour at 9.00, plus more write-in Confessions.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Lisa I'Anson


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Lunchtime's largest tunes, plus 12.30-12.45
Newsbeat and at 1.40 the daily listener's Soul Classic.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Plus the legendary Afternoon Lovefeast of ballads.
WRITE TO:
The Afternoon Lovefeast. Radio 1, London WIN 4DJ

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Entertainment including 5.30-5.45 Newsbeat, three top tunes in the Drive-in at 6.00 and a continuous half-hour of dance hits from 6.30 in The Mix.

Contributors
DJ:
Mark Goodier
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq with guest exclusives and more first plays of the newest music than any other radio programme.

Contributors
DJ:
Jo Whiley
DJ:
Steve Lamacq
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Radio Tip Top


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Kid Tempo and the Ginger Prince with another romp through the crazy world of pop music. Including this week Boy Racer Triton. A Tip Top production

Source: Radio Times
22:00
John Peel


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BBC Radio 1
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With a Mancunian selection live from the Palace Of
Glittering Delights.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Wendy Lloyd


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Featuring the daily Good Night/Good Morning quiz.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY MARCH 20TH 1996

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Eileen Campbell.

Contributors
Unknown:
Eileen Campbell.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Angela Wood.

Contributors
Unknown:
Angela Wood.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.

Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Debbie Thrower


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:30
Alex Lester


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 15:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Jim Lloyd


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Folk on 2 Tonight's guests are Show of Hands, who this Sunday make the giant leap from the village halls of the West Country to a solo concert at London's Royal Albert Hall. Show of Hands are Steve
Knightley and Phil Beer who first got involved with traditional music on the Exeter folk scene. Tonight, they talk about their latest venture and give studio performances of songs from their current album Lie of the Land, all of which have roots in the West
Country.
HOTLINE FREECALL NUMBER:
[number removed]

Contributors
Unknown:
Albert Hall.
Unknown:
Phil Beer
Source: Radio Times
20:00
The Richard Thompson Story


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
A three-part series in which Simon Nicol of Fairport Convention explores the career of one of England's foremost musical talents.
2:Shoot Out the Lights
Nicol looks at Thompson's solo work after leaving
Fairport Convention and the influential six albums recorded with his wife Linda prior to their break-up in 1982. Featuring Joe Boyd , Pete Zorn , Brian Eno ,
Dave Pegg , John Kirkpatrick , Linda Thompson , Martin Allcock and Richard
Thompson.
A Hot Dog Radio production

Contributors
Unknown:
Simon Nicol
Unknown:
Joe Boyd
Unknown:
Pete Zorn
Unknown:
Brian Eno
Unknown:
Dave Pegg
Unknown:
John Kirkpatrick
Unknown:
Linda Thompson
Unknown:
Martin Allcock
Source: Radio Times
20:30
The Richer Mix


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
The last of a six-part series in which Fiona Ritchie presents the best in contemporary Celtic music.

Contributors
Unknown:
Fiona Ritchie
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Cajun Clubhouse


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
The dance floor beckons as Chris Hall hosts six programmes of Cajun magic.
1: Music from Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys, Boozoo Chavis and Jimmy Breaux , plus tonight's live guest band from America - Balfa Toujours. Adding culinary tips as hot and spicy as the music is chef Patrick Mould , joining the team direct from Louisiana.
FACTSHEET: for a series factsheet send an A4 sae with a 36p stamp to: [address removed]
Producer Stuart Hobday

Contributors
Unknown:
Chris Hall
Unknown:
Steve Riley
Unknown:
Boozoo Chavis
Unknown:
Jimmy Breaux
Unknown:
Balfa Toujours.
Unknown:
Patrick Mould
Producer:
Stuart Hobday
Source: Radio Times
21:30
Nigel Ogden The Organist Entertains


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
Music, news and information from the popular organ and keyboard world, including another selection of extended musical items from some of our top players.

Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


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BBC Radio 2
Wed 20th Mar 1996, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Phone in and put your point of view to Derek and EHen
Jameson on [number removed] at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK. LINES OPEN from 10.00pm

Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Canon Noel Vincent.

Contributors
Unknown:
Canon Noel Vincent.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Steve Madden


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Canon Noel Vincent.

Contributors
Unknown:
Canon Noel Vincent.
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY MARCH 21ST 1996
06:30
Chris Evans


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 06:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
The UK's significantly bigger breakfast experience.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including top retro tunes in the Golden Hour from 9.00 and a God of the Week.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Lisa I'Anson


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Lunchtime's largest flavour, including your favourite Soul Classic at 1.40.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Two hours of teasing topicality, plus the Number Nine challenge and the Afternoon Lovefeast.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Mark Goodier


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Industrial-strength infotainment plus the big news, with traffic, entertainment, sport and world headlines.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Evening Session


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley with the UK's new and live music first. CD-ROMs and charts are searched to answer your musical questions in What's the Story?
WRITE TO: What's the Story?, Evening Session, Radio 1. London WIN 4DJ

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Unknown:
Jo Whiley
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Collins and Maconie's Hit Parade


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Andrew Collins and Stuart Maconie review the week's new singles in the company of two guest critics. And a top pop celeb is subjected to Universally Challenged, Radio 1's newest specialist trivia quiz.

A Wise Buddah production

Contributors
Presenter:
Andrew Collins
Presenter:
Stuart Maconie
Source: Radio Times
22:00
John Peel


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BBC Radio 1
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
00:00
Claire Sturgess


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BBC Radio 1
Fri 22nd Mar 1996, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


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BBC Radio 1
Fri 22nd Mar 1996, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MARCH 21ST 1996

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol
Plus a review of the morning's newspapers.

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Jessica Wadeson.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jessica Wadeson.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.

Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev Simon Parke.

Contributors
Unknown:
Simon Parke.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Dedications and requests. Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.

Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus food news and best buys.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Debbie Thrower


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2
With her afternoon programme mixing music and chat, including listeners' views and comments. Lifestyle and leisure interests figure largely, with expert advice from the team of contributors.

Source: Radio Times
15:30
Alex Lester


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 15:30 on BBC Radio 2
With the Accumulator Quiz, Where Are You Now? and regular travel updates. Including at 3.55 Party Political Broadcast by the Conservative Party.

Source: Radio Times
17:05
Paul Heiney


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Sits in for John Dunn today and tomorrow.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Dunn
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Laughter in the Air: 4: Nouvelle Vague


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Barry Took concludes his history of BBC Radio comedy.

Since the watershed of Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, a new generation of writers, performers and producers have made the eighties and nineties a second golden age of radio entertainment. Barry Took traces the progress of the shows which have brought laughter to the airwaves in the last decade - and often crossed over to TV.
Including Radio Active, The Burkiss Way, The Million Pound Radio Show, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Struck Off and Die and Lee and Herring's Fist of Fun.

Contributors
Writer/Presenter:
Barry Took
Source: Radio Times
19:30
David Allan


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
With the best in country music.

Source: Radio Times
21:00
Paul Jones


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
Rhythm and blues classics from the archive, the best of the new releases, and a specially recorded session from the blues and boogie pianist Bob Hall , a veteran since the sixties of some of the best British blues bands.

Contributors
Pianist:
Bob Hall
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Shared Experience


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
A six-part series in which
Allan Taylor meets friends, contemporaries and heroes for conversation and music.
6: Last. but by no means least, Tom Paxton.

Contributors
Unknown:
Allan Taylor
Unknown:
Tom Paxton.
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


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BBC Radio 2
Thu 21st Mar 1996, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Late-night listening with Derek and Ellen Jameson , featuring personalities and topical issues. Including at
10.45 What's That Noise? and at 11.45 a review of tomorrow's papers. Plus the classical feature.

Contributors
Unknown:
Ellen Jameson
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


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BBC Radio 2
Fri 22nd Mar 1996, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
With music and conversation.
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Steve Madden


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BBC Radio 2
Fri 22nd Mar 1996, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times