With the Dawn Patrol.
Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Barney Leith.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with the Rev Roger Royle.
And in Tracks of My Years singer Sandie Shaw identifies two more of her ten favourite records.
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With new country, including top tunes and news from Nashville.
Folk, roots and acoustic-based music in a special edition devoted entirely to listeners' requests.
7/8. Reggae enthusiast and aficionado Mark Lamarr showcases choice examples of the Jamaican musical genre. Tonight he airs a selection of more recent recordings by Capleton, Junior Moore, Richie Spice, Chuck Fender and Glen Washington.
3/4. Singer Patti Labelle tells the story of record-producer giant
Richard Perry , who has had a hit with just about every genre in his field. Having made a certain name for himself in the 60s with such acts as Tiny Tim, Fats Domino, Captain Beefheart and Ella Fitzgerald , Perry further cemented his reputation in the early 70s with career-defining albums for Harry Nilsson , Carly Simon and Ringo Starr. This edition features
Leo Sayer , who discusses Perry's famed Studio 55 in Los Angeles, and Albert Hammond , who wrote To All the Girls I've Loved Before - a 1984 Perry-produced duet hit for Julio Iglesias and Willie Nelson.
His guest is music journalist and comedy writer David Ouantick.
At 1.30am Pause for Thought with Alison Murdoch.
3.30 as 1.30
