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BBC Radio Orchestra led by MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by lain Sutherland. BBC Radio Strings conducted by Tony Harrison. Guest vocalist Angela Christian. With classic album tracks from the star vocalists of popular music. Producer RAY HARVEY Programmes between
8.00 and 9.30*pm may be broadcast on FM onlyto allow for coverage of possible FA Cup fifth-round replays on MW.

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Tomalin
Conducted By:
Tony Harrison.
Unknown:
Angela Christian.
Producer:
Ray Harvey

Three programmes in which Miles Kington examines the contribution of composers to jazz since W. C. Handy published St Louis Blues, 75 yearsago. Tonight's programme includes
Charles Mingus , Dizzy Gillespie , Gerry Mulligan ,
Fats Waller and Miles Davis. Producer DAVE SHANNON BBC Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
Charles Mingus
Unknown:
Dizzy Gillespie
Unknown:
Gerry Mulligan
Unknown:
Fats Waller
Unknown:
Miles Davis.
Producer:
Dave Shannon

Wit, spit, music and madness with Arthur Smith, Josie Lawrence, Ronnie Golden and Richard Vranch.
6: Horror
Written by the cast and by MARK BURTON, JOHN O'FARRELL, DARREN SLADE, IAIN KEILLER,
MARK BRISENDEN, BILL MATTHEWS, MICHAEL DINES and SIMON BULLIVANT

Contributors

Unknown:
Arthur Smith
Unknown:
Josie Lawrence
Unknown:
Ronnie Golden
Unknown:
Richard Vranch
Unknown:
Mark Burton
Unknown:
John O'Farrell
Unknown:
Darren Slade
Unknown:
Iain Keiller
Unknown:
Mark Brisenden
Unknown:
Bill Matthews
Unknown:
Simon Bullivant
Producer:
Lissa Evans

The comedy panel game in which Barry Cryer and Duggie Brown with their guests Bill Tidy and John Junkin attempt to sort out who's who.
Biographies compiled and written by TONY HARE
Devised by ROGER KITTER Producer RICHARD EDIS

Contributors

Unknown:
Barry Cryer
Unknown:
Duggie Brown
Unknown:
John Junkin
Written By:
Tony Hare
Unknown:
Roger Kitter
Producer:
Richard Edis

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