says
Good Morning Sunday and welcomes his special guest, Marguerite Patten. Including at 7.40 Rev Clive Calver.
Producer Michael Wakehn
presents
Much More Music
A selection of popular music on record.
Producer Graham Pass
Desmond Carrington with Radio 2 All-Time Greats
Your favourite tunes and performances on record. Producer Roy Oakshott
2.00pm Benny Green
A weekly celebration of the art of the songwriter. Producer Ray Harvey
3.00pm Alan Dell with Sounds Easy Producer Ray Harvey
4.00pm Tea At Claridge's Leonard Pearcey welcomes you to the Ballroom at Claridge's in London's
Mayfair for some genteel tea-time music-making by the Martin Loveday Palm Court Trio.
With special guest Susan Milan.
Producer Tim McDonald
4.30pm
Sing Something Simple The Cliff Adams Singers and the Jack Emblow Quartet. Producer Ray Harvey
5.00pm Charlie Chester with your
Sunday Soapbox. Producer David Welsby
●WRITE to: Charlie Chester , BBC Pebble Mill, Birmingham. B5 7QQ.
with Melodies for You.
Producer Terry Carter
Roger Royle presents favourite hymns from Crown Terrace Baptist Church, Aberdeen. Musical director
Robert D Findlay.
Organist Donna Minto. At The Name Of Jesus; Here Lord We Come To
You; Kneels At The Feet Of His Friends; From The Sun's Rising; Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind;
As Water To The Thirsty; In Heavenly Love Abiding; When The Spirit Of The Lord.
Producers Johnston McKay and Liz Taylor
with Your Hundred
Best Tunes
Producer Maura Clarke
A Licence To Write
Thirty years ago, on 5 October 1962, the film of Doctor No was premiered in London. Sean Connery played James Bond , the suave double agent created by languid old
Etonian and former naval spy Ian Fleming. The novels became famous when President
John F Kennedy included Bond in his bedside reading. In this Radio 2 Arts
Special, Frank Delaney examines the life and books of Ian Fleming , and hears music from special albums issued to commemorate 30 years of Bond-age.
Producer Stella Hanson
with Night Ride
Producers Graham Belchere and Philip Whitaker
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Carol Henderson.
The Early Show eases your way from night to day.
Producers Roger Bowman and Keith Loxam
6.15 Pause for Thought with Rev Rob Marshall.
