With the Dawn Patrol.
Including at 6.15 a special live
Pause for Thought with John Florance.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with the Rev Joel Edwards.
And in Tracks of My Years, James Blunt picks two final pop favourites.
4/6. Jazz vocalist Clare Teal presents a series devoted to the various creative forces behind the making of a record. She continues her survey with a look at Capitol Records, which in 1942 became the first American West Coast record label, boasting a roster that included Bing Crosby , Judy Garland , Les Paul, Fats Domino, Peggy Lee , Les Brown, Frank Sinatra , and Nat "King" Cole. Acquired by EMI in 1955, the label continued to prosper, issuing the Beatles and the Beach Boys hits in the US throughout the 60s and beyond.
Another chance to hear a concert recorded at the Chichester Festival
Theatre. Robin Stapleton conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra with vocalists Grainne Renihan , Sally Ann Triplett , Simon Bowman and Leo Andrew. With Ken Bruce.
Sex and the City redhead Cynthia Nixon reads an abridged verson of Anita Loos 's satirical 1925 novel. 8/8. Lorelei finally settles down, and in Lorelei fashion.
Abridged by Neville Teller
Frank Renton presents the Brass Band of Central Florida, recorded at the 2005 Open Championships, held recently in Birmingham.
Mariella Frostrup with news, interviews, reviews and live music from the current arts.
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Featuring archive sessions.
At 2.30am Pause for Thought with the Rev Peter Baker in Wales.
