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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MARCH 13TH 1997

06:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With John Hind , Bishop of Gibraltar.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Hind
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
with After Six guest Michael Ball.

Contributors
Unknown:
Michael Ball.
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Jim Lloyd


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
with Folk on 2 The last of three programmes from the North American Folk
Alliance Conference in Toronto.

Source: Radio Times
20:00
Boys of the Lough


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
Alistair Anderson introduces a six-part series celebrating the 30th anniversary of Boys of the Lough's formation. 3:
This programme concentrates on the eighties - success, tragedy, uncertainty and a change of emphasis.
Plus material recorded at their
21st anniversary concert at Carnegie Hall, New York.

Contributors
Introduces:
Alistair Anderson
Source: Radio Times
20:30
Joe Boyd - a World of Music


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
Allan Taylor presents the last in a four-part series on the work of record producer Joe Boyd. 4: Hannibal in the Eighties Featuring the formation of Boyd's own Hannibal label which helped define the term World Music. He also worked with REM and 10,000 Maniacs.

Contributors
Unknown:
Allan Taylor
Producer:
Joe Boyd.
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Anita Bhalla's Across Two Cultures


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
A six-part series in which the BBC Midlands community affairs correspondent talks to prominent Asians about their lives, careers and favourite music. 4: Singer Najma Akhtar.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Nigel Ogden The Organist Entertains


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Phone [number removed] at the cost of a local call. Lines open from 10.00

Source: Radio Times
23:45
Salt of the Earth


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 12th Mar 1997, 23:45 on BBC Radio 2
In the fifth of a seven-part series for Lent, Debbie Thrower talks to Irish entertainer Dana.

Contributors
Talks:
Debbie Thrower
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 13th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Lesley Carroll.

Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley Carroll.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 13th Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Lesley Carroll.

Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley Carroll.
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY MARCH 14TH 1997

07:00
Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The week is over for the Manchester's duo.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Convince the nation of a tune's merits for today's Missionary Position.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum new music for lunch.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including the Teasingly Topical Triple Tracker.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including the Evening Procession at 6.00.

Source: Radio Times
18:15
Newsbeat


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 18:15 on BBC Radio 1 England
Wrapping up the week's events.

Source: Radio Times
18:30
Pete Tong - Essential Selection


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Friday night gets off to the best start with Pete Tong.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
One in the Jungle


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The latest jungle sounds.

Source: Radio Times
00:00
Comic Relief Live from the Ministry of Sound


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Pete Tong is on the decks with a special
Red Nose Day programme from the Ministry of Sound in London. For details on how to make a donation see page 104. * Give and let live: page 23

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charlie Jordan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Radio 1: get in touch by phone on Freecall [number removed]: or by fax at local rates on [number removed]: or by e-mail on www.bbc.co.uk/radiol/ or by writing to Radio 1, BBC. London WIN 4DJ

Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY MARCH 14TH 1997
06:00
Alex Lester


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Ruth Scott.

Contributors
Unknown:
Ruth Scott.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With the Rev Anne Easter.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
talking to the people in the news. Plus legal questions answered by Bill Thomas.

Contributors
Unknown:
Bill Thomas.
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including a look ahead to the weekend sporting action.

Source: Radio Times
19:00
Paths of Inspiration


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Trevor McDonald presents a five-part series in which he talks to black men and women whose personal achievements have been a source of inspiration to millions.
2: Legendary jazz musician Oscar Peterson.
Producers Loretta Hogan and Anne Freeman

Contributors
Producers:
Loretta Hogan
Producers:
Anne Freeman
Source: Radio Times
19:30
Friday Night Is Music Night


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
Martin Yates conducts the BBC
Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , in a concert from Leeds Town Hall. With guest singers Marilyn Hill
Smith and John Cashmore , flautist lleana Ruhemann, and the Colne Valley Male Voice Choir, conducted by Thorn Meredith , accompanied by Keith Swallow. Introduced by Robin Boyle.
Producer Alan Boyd

Contributors
Unknown:
Martin Yates
Unknown:
Martin Loveday
Singers:
Marilyn Hill
Unknown:
John Cashmore
Conducted By:
Thorn Meredith
Accompanied By:
Keith Swallow.
Introduced By:
Robin Boyle.
Producer:
Alan Boyd
Source: Radio Times
20:45
Rumpole for the Defence


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 20:45 on BBC Radio 2
Leo McKern reads the final part of the latest case for John Mortimer 's eccentric lawyer. 6: Rumpole and the Boat People. Rumpole causes confusion trying to clear his client and is almost disowned by his own side. Will the case be dismissed - or is more crime afoot?
Abridged by Bob Sinfield

Contributors
Unknown:
Leo McKern
Unknown:
John Mortimer
Abridged By:
Bob Sinfield
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Listen to the Band


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
Frank Renton presents a session from the South West
Trains (Woodfalls) Band.

Contributors
Unknown:
Frank Renton
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Joan Bakewell


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 14th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Radio 2 Arts
Programme
Sitting in for Sheridan Morley.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sheridan Morley.
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Ralph Birtwistle.

Contributors
Unknown:
Ralph Birtwistle.
Source: Radio Times
04:00
The Helen Mayhew Show


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY MARCH 15TH 1997

06:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The breakfast show for clubbers gets Saturday off to a great start.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including Total Recall - retro music revival in the mix and the exclusive Radio 1 Most
Played Chart.

Source: Radio Times
12:30
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 12:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
A lunchtime feast of the best new music.

Source: Radio Times
15:30
Trevor Nelson


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 15:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the best in urban music for the weekend.

Source: Radio Times
18:30
Danny Rampling - Lovegroove Dance Party


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Dancing beats and house treats.

Source: Radio Times
21:00
Radio 1 Rap Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
All the latest rap and hip-hop sounds with Westwood.

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


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 00:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Goldfinger is at the decks for the finest in reggae and ragga music.

Source: Radio Times
02:00
Essential Mix - DJ Sneak


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 02:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Direct from Chicago's forefront house DJ. Formerly known in Europe for his disco style and revitalised 70s classic grooves. Sneak now produces tracks with a brutalised, percussive house style - look out for this mix by the Windy City's former graffiti artist.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Annie Nightingale


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Radio l's Chill Out Zone.

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England


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

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3815
15th March 1997
About this data
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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY MARCH 15TH 1997


06:00
Mo Dutta


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
08:05
Brian Matthew


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 08:05 on BBC Radio 2
with Sounds of the 60s

Source: Radio Times
10:00
Steve Wright


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 10:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
13:00
Comedy Hour


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 13:00 on BBC Radio 2
1.00pm The Monkhouse Archive

1.30 To The Manor Born: 8: An Englishman's Home
Audrey declares war.
Written by Peter Spence.
A BBC Radio Collection cassette is available

2.00 Judi Spiers

Contributors
Written By:
Peter Spence.
Unknown:
Judi Spiers
Audrey fforbes-Hamilton:
Penelope Keith
Marjory Frobisher:
Angela Thorne
Richard Devere:
Keith Barron
Source: Radio Times
16:00
Nick Barraclough


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 2
with New Country

Source: Radio Times
17:00
Ry Cooden Chicken Skin Music


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 17:00 on BBC Radio 2
On Ry Cooder's 50th birthday, Nick Barraclough talks to the "guitarist's guitarist". Producer Nick Barraclough

Contributors
Talks:
Nick Barraclough
Producer:
Nick Barraclough
Source: Radio Times
18:00
Comic Relief on 2


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 18:00 on BBC Radio 2
Emma Freud presents highlights from the first decade. Producer Jo Clegg

Contributors
Unknown:
Emma Freud
Producer:
Jo Clegg
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Schmooze and Showbiz


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
A three-part series in which Ron Moody explores the role of the Jewish entertainer.
Written by Michael Freedland Repeat

Contributors
Unknown:
Ron Moody
Written By:
Michael Freedland
Source: Radio Times
19:30
The Music of Robert Stolz


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
A gala concert by one of the Viennese masters, successor to Johann Strauss and Franz
Lehar. With soloists Julia
Migenes and Sebastian Reinthaller. Presented by Nigel Douglas , who was a friend of Stolz and who sang under his baton. With the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , conducted by lain Sutherland.
Producer John Langridge

Contributors
Unknown:
Johann Strauss
Unknown:
Sebastian Reinthaller.
Presented By:
Nigel Douglas
Unknown:
Martin Loveday
Producer:
John Langridge
Source: Radio Times
21:30
David Jacobs


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
with Easy Does It

Source: Radio Times
22:00
The Showband Years Radio 2 Arts Programme


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sat 15th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Brian D'Arcy reflects upon the period between the fifties and the seventies when bands travelled Ireland playing in vast, remote
"ballrooms of romance".
Producers Colin Arbuckle and Jim Sheridan

Contributors
Unknown:
Brian D'Arcy
Producers:
Colin Arbuckle
Producers:
Jim Sheridan
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Sue McGarry


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought With Noel Vincent.

Contributors
Unknown:
Noel Vincent.
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Mo Dutta


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY MARCH 16TH 1997

06:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Fax the studio on [number removed] to get involved.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
With Radio l's Greatest Hits.

Source: Radio Times
12:30
Claire Sturgess

BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 12:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Collins and Maconie's Hit Parade


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Jenny Ross from The Sunday Show joins the lads to mull over this week's releases.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny Ross
Source: Radio Times
16:00
UK Top 40


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Big in Japan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The second of a three-part series in which Mark Lamarr goes on a trip to Japan to discover what is hip and happening on the music scene. Lamarr escapes from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo to the more soulful cities of Osaka and Kyoto in the west of the island.
Repeat

Contributors
Unknown:
Mark Lamarr
Source: Radio Times
20:00
In Concert: The Comic Relief Gigs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Highlights of five concerts specially staged by Radio 1. With live performances by INXS, the Bluetones, Ocean Colour Scene, Texas and Gabrielle.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Stuart Maconie


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Stuart Maconie plays the freshest sounds on CD.

Contributors
Unknown:
Stuart MacOnie
Source: Radio Times
23:00
Trevor Nelson


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 23:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
A soulful end to Sunday night.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Charlie Jordan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY MARCH 16TH 1997

06:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Fax the studio on [number removed] to get involved.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Mark Goodier


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
With Radio l's Greatest Hits.

Source: Radio Times
12:30
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 12:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Collins and Maconie's Hit Parade


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Jenny Ross from The Sunday Show joins the lads to mull over this week's releases.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny Ross
Source: Radio Times
16:00
UK Top 40


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Big in Japan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The second of a three-part series in which Mark Lamarr goes on a trip to Japan to discover what is hip and happening on the music scene. Lamarr escapes from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo to the more soulful cities of Osaka and Kyoto in the west of the island.
Repeat

Contributors
Unknown:
Mark Lamarr
Source: Radio Times
20:00
In Concert: The Comic Relief Gigs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Highlights of five concerts specially staged by Radio 1. With live performances by INXS, the Bluetones, Ocean Colour Scene, Texas and Gabrielle.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Stuart Maconie


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Stuart Maconie plays the freshest sounds on CD.

Contributors
Unknown:
Stuart MacOnie
Source: Radio Times
23:00
Trevor Nelson


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Sun 16th Mar 1997, 23:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
A soulful end to Sunday night.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Charlie Jordan


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times

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BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY MARCH 17TH 1997

07:00
Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The dubious duo, Radcliffe and Lard, start another week of music and mirth of the Mancunian kind.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Another depressed soul begs forgiveness in Confessions and has judgement passed by the man himself.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Maximum new music at lunch.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Today's Triple Tracker needs help. Fax the studio on [number removed] or phone in for free on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Top tunes to make the rest of the afternoon just slide by.

Source: Radio Times
18:15
Newsbeat


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 18:15 on BBC Radio 1 England
The word on the world.

Source: Radio Times
18:30
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq presents a music show how it's meant to be.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Source: Radio Times
20:30
Andy Kershaw


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
The most eclectic selection of music from around the world including live sets.

Source: Radio Times
22:30
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
A chocolate box of delights, including live music and comedy, all neatly wrapped up by Miss Hobbs herself.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England


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

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3815
15th March 1997
About this data
This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More

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BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY MARCH 17TH 1997
06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Frank Stirling.

Contributors
Unknown:
Frank Stirling.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Send a fax, e-mail or a letter to: Terry Wogan , BBC Radio 2, London W1A 4WW. FAX: [number removed] E-MAIL: wogan@bbc.co.uk

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


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Naja Raja.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including medical questions answered by Dr Mark Porter.
* See Dr Mark Porter : page 33

Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Mark Porter.
Unknown:
Dr Mark Porter
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including Under the Kitchen Sink at 6.45 in which Helen Sharman
explores the chemistry in our kitchens and bathrooms.

Contributors
Unknown:
Helen Sharman
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Steve Wright at the Movies


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
A tribute to Star Wars.

Source: Radio Times
19:30
Malcolm Laycock


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 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 17th Mar 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
1997 Radio 2 National Big Band Competition
Looking forward to next week's All-Winners Concert, Sheila Tracy and the BBC Big Band are joined by two of this year's prize-winning soloists - Russell Van Den Berg (tenor sax) and Tim Jackson (trumpet) - from the winning senior band, the Guildhall Jazz Band. Top junior band, the Northamptonshire County Youth Big Band, are featured in a master rehearsal directed by Barry Forgie.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sheila Tracy
Soloists:
Russell van Den Berg
Soloists:
Tim Jackson
Directed By:
Barry Forgie.
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Humphrey Lyttetton


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
with The Best of Jazz on record.

Source: Radio Times
22:00
Vaudeville Red-Hot and Blue


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
A four-part musical trip into the world of vaudeville with Marilyn Middleton Pollock and Steve Mellor 's Chicago Hoods. 2: Songs and stories from
Al Jolson , Jerome Kern ,
Oscar Hammerstein and Rorence Mills.

Contributors
Unknown:
Marilyn Middleton Pollock
Unknown:
Steve Mellor
Unknown:
Al Jolson
Unknown:
Jerome Kern
Unknown:
Oscar Hammerstein
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Mon 17th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Fidelma Meehan.

Contributors
Unknown:
Fidelma Meehan.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Fidelma Meehan.

Contributors
Unknown:
Fidelma Meehan.
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


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

Appears in
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15th March 1997
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BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY MARCH 18TH 1997

07:00
Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Two hours of breakfast blokishness, sprinkled with the best new music.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
A song can mean the world to one and nothing to another. Persuade the nation of the merits of a long- and perhaps best-forgotten tune in the Missionary Position.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Fabulous, fresh, funky sounds.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Featuring the ode to sweethearts, the Afternoon Lovefeast. Fax Nicky on [number removed].

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
All the latest music and information, plus the acerbic bite of Mr Greening himself.

Contributors
Unknown:
Mr Greening
Source: Radio Times
18:15
Newsbeat


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 18:15 on BBC Radio 1 England
Radio l's eye on world events.

Source: Radio Times
18:30
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Steve Lamacq presents
Radio l's award-winning home of new music.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ
Source: Radio Times
20:30
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
John Peel leaps straight into the week with reckless abandon, and plays the best music anywhere on the radio.

Source: Radio Times
22:30
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
There will be much music and merriment in the homes of Britain tonight.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
E-MAIL: [address removed]

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England


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

Appears in
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15th March 1997
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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY MARCH 18TH 1997

06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Jessica Wadeson.

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


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Captain Charles King.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
with the Pick of the Hits

Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
John Dunn


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 6.45 Under the Kitchen Sink - Helen Sharman explores the chemistry involved in stick and non-stick materials and why cling film clings.

Contributors
Unknown:
Helen Sharman
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Hayes over Britain


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Voice your views on what's in the news.
PHONE: [number removed] at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK. Lines open from 6.00pm

Source: Radio Times
20:30
As Time Goes By


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
A 13-part adaptation by Bob Larbey of his TV sitcom, starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer as former sweethearts reunited in middle age.
1: Former sweethearts Jean and Lionel meet up again after many years, but true love fails to rekindle.
The first six episodes are available on a BBC Radio Collection cassette
Producer Martin Fisher

Contributors
Unknown:
Bob Larbey
Unknown:
Judi Dench
Unknown:
Geoffrey Palmer
Producer:
Martin Fisher
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Take a Rain Check


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
In this special feature for Science Week, Bill Giles explores our national obsession with the weather.
How do the forecasters do it?
Will we ever be able to predict the weather for more than a few days ahead? Will we always be enthralled by the mysteries of our climate? Producer Kathryn Morrison

Contributors
Unknown:
Bill Giles
Producer:
Kathryn Morrison
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Explorer II


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
A six-part series in which Tom Baker leads a voyage of discovery, exploring the science we encounter every day. In this edition, the curious phenomenon of sleepwalking. Computer voice Tom Bevan

Contributors
Unknown:
Tom Baker
Unknown:
Tom Bevan
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Tue 18th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


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

Appears in
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15th March 1997
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BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY MARCH 19TH 1997
07:00
Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Mark Radcliffe. The Boy Lard. Words to strike fear into the heart of any sane person?

Contributors
Unknown:
Mark Radcliffe.
Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The eighties were OK, the nineties are fine, and today's music is great. Put them all together and you've got something fantastic: the 11.33.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Lunchtimes in the presence of the inimitable Jo Whiley.

Contributors
Unknown:
Jo Whiley.
Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the Triple Tracker and a review of the day's news.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Putting his heart and soul into the show.

Source: Radio Times
18:15
Newsbeat


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 18:15 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
18:30
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
with Steve Lamacq.

Contributors
Unknown:
Steve LamacQ.
Source: Radio Times
20:30
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
It is day two of the Peel week and he shows no signs of letting his guard down.

Source: Radio Times
22:30
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
With a live session from James as part of Radio l's Listen without Prejudice campaign.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Claire Sturgess


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Music for the early morning.

Source: Radio Times

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY MARCH 19TH 1997
06.00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With John Hind , Bishop of Gibraltar.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Hind
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Frank Topping.

Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including gardening queries answered by Daphne Ledward.

Contributors
Unknown:
Daphne Ledward.
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
17:05
Paul Heiney


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
sits in for John Dunn for the next three days. Including at
6.45 Under the Kitchen Sink.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Dunn
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Jim Lloyd with Folk on 2


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
Tonight's guests are Vulcheva-Jenkins Incident.

Source: Radio Times
20:00
Boys of the Lough


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2
Alistair Anderson introduces a six-part series celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Boys of the Lough's formation. 4: The Current line-up's approaches to music.

Contributors
Introduces:
Alistair Anderson
Source: Radio Times
20:30
The Music of Japan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 2
Dr Rob Provine , Professor of Musicology at Durham
University, presents a four-part beginner's guide to traditional Japanese music and instruments. With Japanese musician Yoshikazu Iwamoto.
1: The music of the koto, a 13-stringed instrument. Producer Jane Ward

Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Rob Provine
Musician:
Yoshikazu Iwamoto.
Producer:
Jane Ward
Source: Radio Times
21:00
Anita Bhalla's Across Two Cultures


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
A six-part series in which the BBC Midlands community affairs correspondent talks to prominent Asians about their lives. 5: Businesswoman Perween Warsi.

Source: Radio Times
21:30
Nigel Ogden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2
The Organist Entertains For programme information call [number removed]

Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Phone [number removed] at the cost of a local call. Lines open from 10.00

Source: Radio Times
23:45
Salt of the Earth


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Wed 19th Mar 1997, 23:45 on BBC Radio 2
A seven-part series for Lent. David Owen talks to Debbie Thrower
about the role of a peace envoy.

Contributors
Talks:
David Owen
Unknown:
Debbie Thrower
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Lesley Carroll.

Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley Carroll.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Lesley Carroll.

Contributors
Unknown:
Lesley Carroll.
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


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

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3815
15th March 1997
About this data
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[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY MARCH 20TH 1997

07:00
Mark Radcliffe Breakfast Show


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 07:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Music, mayhem, and more music from Manchester's Studio 5. Fax [number removed] to abuse the Boy Lard.

Source: Radio Times
09:00
Simon Mayo


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 09:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Not just the very best in new music, but a history lesson too! The Dead or Alive quiz - phone [number removed] to take part.

Source: Radio Times
12:00
Jo Whiley


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 12:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
The most new music over lunch.

Source: Radio Times
14:00
Nicky Campbell


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 14:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including the Teasingly Topical Triple Tracker and another Afternoon Lovefeast.

Source: Radio Times
16:00
Kevin Greening


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 16:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Let Kevin Greening take you on a journey through the annals of the best new music.

Source: Radio Times
18:15
Newsbeat


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 18:15 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
18:30
Evening Session


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 18:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
Including an exclusive hour-long mix by the Chemical Brothers featuring material from the new album, Dig Your Own Grave, as part of Radio l's Listen without Prejudice campaign. Presented by Steve Lamacq.

Contributors
Presented By:
Steve LamacQ.
Source: Radio Times
20:30
John Peel


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 20:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
The last show of the week for
John Peel.

Source: Radio Times
22:30
Mary Anne Hobbs


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 1 England
With the entertainment for this Thursday night.

Source: Radio Times
01:00
Dave Pearce


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 21st Mar 1997, 01:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Three hours of upfront dance music to get the juices flowing.

Source: Radio Times
04:00
Clive Warren


BBC Radio 1 logo
BBC Radio 1
Fri 21st Mar 1997, 04:00 on BBC Radio 1 England
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 1 England


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

Appears in
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15th March 1997
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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MARCH 20TH 1997


06:00
Sarah Kennedy


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 06:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Dawn Patrol
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.

Source: Radio Times
06:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 06:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Rob Marshall.

Contributors
Unknown:
Rob Marshall.
Source: Radio Times
07:30
Wake Up to Wogan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 07:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
09:15
Pause for Thought


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 09:15 on BBC Radio 2
With Akhanddadi Das.

Contributors
Unknown:
Akhanddadi Das.
Source: Radio Times
09:30
Ken Bruce


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 09:30 on BBC Radio 2
with the Pick of the Hits

Source: Radio Times
11:30
Jimmy Young


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 11:30 on BBC Radio 2
Including food news and issues with Sarah Jane Evans.

Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah Jane Evans.
Source: Radio Times
13:30
Debbie Thrower


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 13:30 on BBC Radio 2
hosts your late-lunch and early-afternoon entertainment.

Source: Radio Times
15:00
Ed Stewart


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 15:00 on BBC Radio 2
with the Accumulator Quiz.

Source: Radio Times
17:05
Paul Heiney


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 17:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including After Six guest, author Michael Shea who talks about his book The
British Ambassador. And at
6.45 Under the Kitchen Sink with Helen Sharman.

Contributors
Unknown:
Michael Shea
Unknown:
Helen Sharman.
Source: Radio Times
19:00
Miles Meets Mighty Mouse


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 19:00 on BBC Radio 2
A humorous beginner's guide to the world of computing, in which Miles Kingston gets to know and love his live-in computer.
Producer Merilyn Harris

Contributors
Producer:
Merilyn Harris
Source: Radio Times
19:30
David Allan


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2
with the best in country music.

Source: Radio Times
21:00
Paul Jones


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2
previews the Easter Festival at Burnley, one of the year's major blues events. As well as album tracks from headlining artists such as Eric Bibb , Joe Louis Walker , Howard McCrary and Johnny Mars , there is a session from Angela Brown who appears at the festival on Sunday 30 March.

Contributors
Unknown:
Eric Bibb
Unknown:
Joe Louis Walker
Unknown:
Howard McCrary
Unknown:
Johnny Mars
Unknown:
Angela Brown
Source: Radio Times
22:00
Dr Rock Meets Jerry Lee Lewis


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2
Dr Rock - aka Charles White - presents a three-part look at the life of Jerry Lee Lewis through the man's words and music.
1: Whole Lotta Shakin '
Being Bom
A childhood of tragedy, and a tour of Lewis's early gigs. Producer Alex Connock

Contributors
Unknown:
Charles White
Unknown:
Jerry Lee Lewis
Unknown:
Lotta Shakin
Producer:
Alex Connock
Source: Radio Times
22:30
The Jamesons


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Thu 20th Mar 1997, 22:30 on BBC Radio 2
Source: Radio Times
00:05
Steve Madden


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 21st Mar 1997, 00:05 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times
03:00
Charles Nove


BBC Radio 2 logo
BBC Radio 2
Fri 21st Mar 1997, 03:00 on BBC Radio 2
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.

Contributors
Unknown:
John Morgan.
Source: Radio Times
BBC Radio 2


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

Appears in
Radio Times Issue 3815
15th March 1997
About this data
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