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.
Following yesterday's Budget programme, a financial special with Alison Mitchell answering listeners' financial questions.
With the general knowledge Accumulator Quiz.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
with Folk on 2 Tonight's studio guests are Bing Lyle and Ben Paley - a former chorister at
Canterbury Cathedral and the author of a book on Swedish fiddle music. After
Canterbury, Lyle's musical career changed direction when he got involved in punk rock and traditional music. He took up the accordion and busked around Europe for five years. Paley started playing fiddle when he was six and has played on the stages, screens and street corners around the world.
Archie Fisher continues his musical journey through his life.
4: Off the Wall
Archie Fisher wanders down some folk diversions and looks at some New Age vistas. From the Incredible
String Band to some of the recent jazz/folk fusions.
Last in the series of music from around the world, featuring Theodore Bikel singing the traditional Shabes, Shabes; Afro-
American Don Byron's version of Home on the Range; a counting song from Tajikstan; the Mazeltones' comedy song Lena from Palestina; and a drinking song sung by Shura Lipovsky.
Jimmie Macgregor finds his own path through the varied land which is Scottish folk music.
3: A Guitar, a Song and a Joke
Funny songs have been a part of folk music since the start of the revival. There are many terrible examples but enough good ones to fill a Horizon.
The Organist Entertains Tonight's programme includes a visit to hear the small Wurlitzer in the artdeco theatre at Stanford
Hall, Loughborough.
Phone in and put your point of view to Derek and Ellen
Jameson on [number removed] at the cost of a local call. LINES OPEN from 10.00pm
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
