The Saturday Show Producer JANE WARD BBC Pebble Mill

Leave the rest to him... Frankie Vaughan is due for a spot of moonlighting this week, as he tells David Gillard.
Still high-kicking after 41 years in the business, Frankie Vaughan rests his legs on Saturday when he sits in for David Jacobs. 'It's a lovely compliment - David's the guv'nor, isn't he?'
There was a time when you might have found Frankie in less complimentary mood. For in the 60s, as chairman of TV's famous record show Juke Box Jury, the urbane Mr Jacobs and his panel were not always polite about Mr Vaughan's offerings.
Looking back over his career he says that, without radio, 'I wouldn't be here today. Then it was the way of getting before the public. TV was very much second fiddle.' Still inseparable from his straw boater and cane, 'Mr Moonlight' is as busy as ever. On Thursday he tees off with some like-minded charitable celebrities in his second golf tournament, the Frankie Vaughan Golf Classic, at Hazlemere in Buckinghamshire. 'We're aiming to raise £50,000 for boys' clubs in the one day,' he says proudly.
Frankie Vaughan, Saturday 8.05am

With an enviable list of memorable hits to look back on, Levi Stubbs has particularly fond memories of the years which set his group -
The Four Tops - on the road to stardom.
Today he plays some of his favourite 60s records. Producer STUART HOBDAY BBC Bristol

Producer GEOFF MULLIN

Producer ROGER BOWMAN
1.00-7.00 No FM service available. Re-tune to MW

MWonly
Meet the Grumbleweeds - Graham, Maurice and Robin - and this week's 'Someone':
Peter Goodwright.

MW only

MWonly with Charles Nove
Written by ROY PICKARD
Producer JON MAGNUSSON

MWonly
Presented by Dave Dee Producer BRIDGET APPS
7.00 FM rejoins Radio 2

Presented from
BBC Radio Merseyside by Bernie Clifton. Questions set by DAVID WILIAMS
Devised by DON DAVIS Producer ANDY ALIFFE

The final live broadcast from the Barbican of the Daily Mail/LSO Summer Pops.
Musical Director John Dankworth
London Symphony Orchestra led by ASHLEY ARBUCKLE conducted by Barry Wordsworth. Introduced by Richard Baker.
Producer JOHN LANGRIDGE
(In association with the London Symphony Orchestra)
8.20-8.40* Tim Gudgin introduces David Parsons. Producer MEL HOUSE

The strings of the BBC Radio Orchestra led by MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by Len Hunter. Presenter Richard Clegg. Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

'I've got no time for talking.'
BBC North West

British and American solo guests combine their talents with the Metropole Orchestra of HoUand in this series of BBC/Dutch Radio co-productions. Including this week:
Georgie Fame , Sandra King , Lee Gibson and Norma Winstone. Introduced by Sheila Tracy.
Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

presents Nightride.
Producers PAUL WALTERS GRAHAM BELCHERE and JOHN MORRISON

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