Says Good Morning Sunday. His special guest is Bill Cotton.

With Radio 2 Ail-Time
Greats.

Peter Skellern presents a series looking at the many styles and successes of the great piano entertainers.
4: Winifred Atwell
Born in Trinidad in 1914 and trained as a pharmacist with a hobby in piano, Atwell moved to London, where she found it impossible to crack the serious concert repertoire. A career of slightly-out-of-tune boogie woogie and ragtime followed, resulting in a string of fifties hits that included
Black and White Rag and Let's Have a Party.

With the Cliff Adams
Singers. (R)

Music, chat and listeners' letters, plus Where Are You Now?
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With Melodies for You.

The RSCM Millennium Youth choir lends its voice to celebrate the feast of St Michael and All Angels.

With Your Hundred
Best Tunes.

Celebrating the age of swingwith music from the era's dance bands and big bands from both Britain and America.

Easy-listening music, plus album reviews and Our Kind of Music.

Featuring Vital Vinyl,
What's on the Box, and a classic track from the Vault. Including at 1.30 Pause for Thought.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought.