The Day the Music Died
Andrew Collins, Jon Holmes and Robin Ince satirically target various aspects of the music industry. With music from Steve Brown and Gary Le Strange. Last in the series.

1.30 Punt and Dennis: It's Been a Bad Week
Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis scour the week's news for the funny and entertaining misfortunes of others.
With Sue Perkins, Toby Longworth and Mitch Benn.

Contributors

Unknown:: Andrew Collins
Unknown:: Jon Holmes
Unknown:: Robin Ince
Unknown:: Steve Brown
Unknown:: Gary Le Strange.
Unknown:: Steve Punt
Unknown:: Hugh Dennis
Unknown:: Toby Longworth
Unknown:: Mitch Benn.

Source: Radio Times

14:00

Pick of the Pops

BBC Radio 2

Sat 27^th Dec 2003, 14:00 on BBC Radio 2

Dale Winton counts down pop charts from 1964 and 1984.

Contributors

Unknown:: Dale Winton

Source: Radio Times

15:30

Richard Allinson

BBC Radio 2

Sat 27^th Dec 2003, 15:30 on BBC Radio 2

Source: Radio Times

18:30

Paul Gambaccini

BBC Radio 2

Sat 27^th Dec 2003, 18:30 on BBC Radio 2

With America's Greatest
Hits. Playing current US chart hits and oldies.

Source: Radio Times

20:00

Stuart Maconie's Critical List

BBC Radio 2

Sat 27^th Dec 2003, 20:00 on BBC Radio 2

Concluding a look back at the year's choice releases, reissues and greatest hits packages.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Pogue Mahone - The Story of the Pogues

BBC Radio 2

Sat 27^th Dec 2003, 21:00 on BBC Radio 2

Mark Radcliffe journeys to
Dublin to tell the tale of the Pogues, Ireland's famed punk-imbibed folk band.
Featuring contributions from Nick Cave , Ronnie Drew and the band's players, including most notably lead singer Shane MacGowan.
Plus archive interviews with Joe Strummer.
Producer Nicky Birch