With the Dawn Patrol
News, travel and music.
With the Rev Ruth Scott.
Dedications and requests.
Agony uncle Philip Hodson joins Jimmy Young to answer any emotional, family or sexual problems.
A mix of music and chat.
Two contestants on the general knowledge Accumulator Quiz.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
Shirley Collins presents the programme for the next three weeks. This week, a mix of news and views from the folk world, including a performance from the exciting young duo Kathryn Roberts and Kate Rusby , recorded recently in Poland. FREE PROGRAMME INFORMATION
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The last in the six-part series in which John Carmichael
leads the band and presents a lively mixture of ceilidh music recorded at the Riverside
Club in Glasgow. This week's guests are piper
Dougie Pincock and singer Alasdair Gillies.
The last of the series in which Georgina Boyes looks at ways mining has been portrayed in music. 6: On the Times
Songs written to commemorate specific events, from
Tommy Armstrong 's The Oakley Strike Evictions to
Kay Suttcliffe 's modern classic
Coal Not Dole; from the gentle and reflective
Moonpenny Hill to
Dick Gaughan 's angry Ballad of 84; and from Jez Lowe 's humorous If Mike Neville
Said It to Sarah Ogun
Gunning's blunt Down on the Picket Line.
The last of a six-part series in which Ron Moody explores the role of the Jewish entertainer on stage, on screen and in song. Ron traces the roots of the Broadway musical back to the Yiddish theatre, with music from Cabaret, the Israeli version of Les'
Misérables, and Fiddler on the Roof in five different languages. Including contributions from Lionel
Bart, Joel Gray and others. Written by Michael Freedland A Rewind production
Views and information from the popular organ and keyboard world.
Phone in and put your point on [number removed]at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK.
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Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Jenny Andrews.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Jenny Andrews.
