including at t.15 Pause for Thought

Including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results

(Repeated.- Wed 10.30 am)

with latest racing results

including at 5.45 Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune. ' Prizes for all who know their music.'
Devised by DON DAVIS Producer TONY LUKE
If you would like to play this game, send a postcard giving your name, address and telephone number to: Beat the Record, BBC, London W1A 4WW

The Organist Entertains ROBINSON-CLEAVER
(BBC Theatre Organ)
NORMAN scott (Granada, Kingston-upon-Thames) GEORGE BLACKMORE
(Abbey Hall, Abingdon)
RHUDDIAN DAVIES (Electronic)

The story of 60 years of popular music. A 26-week series.
'I remember the first non-classical album turned out to be South Pacific; and that helped more than the entire classical library to launch the LP. Financially the impact and the success of the LP is almost exclusively from popular music.' (Dr Peter Goldmark, inventor of the LP)

Kenneth More continues the history of popular music from the beginning of the 20th century with the help of: SIR EDWARD LEWIS, Chairman of Decca, GODDARD LIEBERSON, President of Columbia Records, GEORGE MAREK, Head of RCA Records, ARTHUR HADDY, Chief Engineer, Decca Records, JOHN HAMMOND and DR PETER GOLDMARK
Written by PETER CLAYTON
Research BILL SULLIVAN
Producer JOHN BILLINGHAM

Fragrant memories from Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later, with PAT WHITMORE ALAN PERRY
EDMUND BOHAN
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA YORKSHIRE IMPERIAL METALS BAND and THE COLLEGIANS
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMAN

with its guests Robert Farnon and Jackie Trent
Introduced by Don Moss Producer JOHN BUSSELL

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