Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Tony Macaulay.
Pop star Sandie Shaw sits in for Brian Matthew with hits and LP cuts.
Hip tunes and banter, with special guests Barry Manilow and Jools Holland , Connie Fisher and Lesley Garrett , currently starring in Andrew Lloyd Webber 's West End revival of The Sound of Music.
Go to www.radiotimes.com for guest details
3/5. Professor Arthur Smith pontificates this week about the night time, with edifying archive moments from
Marcus Brigstocke , Justin Edwards , Ed Byrne and Jo Enright.
1.30 Radio Rivron
3/6. Rowland Rivron recalls
Amnesty International's charity gig, The Secret Policeman's Ball. Repeated from Thursday at 10pm
DVD Review: page 52
With alt-rock Irishman Duke Special (aka Peter Wilson ) live in session.
With America's Greatest Hits.
1/2. Steve Lamacq kicks off a two-part tribute to punk with the story of 1976, when waves of cultural and political anger and frustration found a certain expression in a spiky, antagonistic and energised sound. Initially puppeteered by Malcolm McLaren , the movement first penetrated the top 40 in December 1976, when the Sex
Pistols' Anarchy in the UK became a mild hit. Recalling punk's glory days are Malcolm McLaren , Sex Pistol John Lydon , Mick Jones
(of the Clash), Hugh Cornwell (of the Stranglers), TV Smith (of the Adverts), and Buzzcocks founders Howard Devoto and Pete Shelley. Producer Danny O'Connor
Malcolm McLaren answers One
Final Question: page 162
Including at 2.30 Pause for Thought with Tony Macaulay.
6.15 as 2.30
