with the Saturday Show
A special "English" edition from the lovely Bruisyard
Vineyard in rural Suffolk, in which Mo discovers English wine and herbs, local characters and the cost of church roofs.

with Sounds of the 60s
LPs, EPs, 45s, the hits, the misses and more.

A spicy mix of music, interviews and features.
A Rewind production

Topical debate, features and phone-ins.
Producer Flick Roskrow

From the New Radio
Theatre, a part chat, part music and part variety show with the help of the Best of British Jazz Band and a host of surprise guests. Repeated from Thursday
A Unique Broadcasting production

Over the past few weeks Radio 2 listeners have been voting for their favourite records. In an extended programme,
Martin presents numbers 100-51.

In this acoustic concert, recorded in January at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, singer/songwriter Joe Jackson performs some of his best-known material.
With Graham Maby (bass, acoustic guitars, vocals), Alison Cornell (violin, viola, keyboard, vocals) and Sue Hadjopoulos (percussion, vocals).

Archie Fisher looks back at the unique music of the Incredible String Band and their classic early recordings. Featuring interviews with Robin Williamson
, Mike Heron , Clive Palmer ,
Rose Simpson , Billy Connolly and many others.
Producer Stewart Cruickshank

Sheridan Morley traces the original plot of Finian's Rainbow through to the opening night, in his look behind the scenes of this classic musical.

Another chance to hear this classic 1947 score by Yip Harburg and Burton Lane, featuring Milo O'Shea, one of Ireland's greatest actors in the title role, and Bryan Murray, Janie Dee and Tim Flavin, among others.
With the Stephen Hill Singers , the children of the Sylvia Young Theatre School, and the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Cynthia Fleming, conducted by lain Sutherland.

(Rpt)

with the Radio 2 Arts
Programme
A weekly roundup from the arts world.

Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought With Hazel Bradley.

with the Sunday Show Records and requests, together with Make and Mend from Helen Kinton and Grow with Mo in the House with Fran Shall.