with the Dawn Patrol
With Rabbi Sidney Brichto.
News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.
With the Rev Canon Roger Royle.
Dedications and requests. Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus author and travel writer Alison Rice will answer listeners' questions about holidays and give advice and first hand accounts of holiday destinations.
A mix of music and chat.
Today's special guest is Charlton Heston.
with Folk on 2 The famed McPeake Family of Belfast are tonight's studio guests and Ian Campbell talks about the origins of the McPeake
Family song Wild Mountain Thyme (Will You Go, Lassie, Go) which has been widely recorded and is now a folk club anthem. Among the albums reviewed is The
Guv'nors Birthday Bash - recordings made at a concert celebrating Ashley Hutchings 's 50th birthday. HOTLINE FREECALL NUMBER:
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A series of five programmes in which Archie Fisher , a mainstay of the British folk scene since the 1950s, explores his musical horizons.
This week, Israeli superstar David Fisher ; a Jewish socialist song from the late 19th century; music from renaissance Spain; Marta Sebestyen singing The Rooster is Crowing from Transylvania; and 1950s Klezmer played by Sam Musiker and his orchestra.
A seven part series in which Jimmie Macgregor finds his own path through the varied land which is
Scottish folk music.
1: Ye Jacobites in Song MacGregor explores the musical legacy which was perhaps the greatest legacy of the Jacobite rebellion
200 years ago.
Producer Dave Batchelor
The Organist Entertains Music, views and information from the popular organ and keyboard world. This week's special guest is Stanley Wyllie on the occasion of playing his last concert in England.
Phone in and put your point of view to Derek and Ellen
Jameson on [number removed] at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK. LINES OPEN from 10.00pm
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With the Rev David Chillingworth
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Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With the Rev David Chillingworth.
