6.25 Evolution: Sexual Selection
6.50 The Objector
7.15 Subject Talk at School
7.40 A Woman's Place
8.5 Unemployment: Causes and Cures
8.30 Arts: Romanticism
8.55 Living with Past Technology
9.20 Genetic Manipulation of Wheat
9.45 Music: Formal Analysis
10.10 Social Sciences: Research Methods
10.35 Man of Mode by George Atheridge
11.25 Handicapped in the Community
11.50 Rural Transport
12.15ManagingWork:England
12.40 Education: A Second Chance
1.5 Maths: Group Theory
1.30 Maths Across the Curriculum
1.55 Vision and Design
2.30 The Public Inquiry
2.45 Museum of Modern Art, New York

For 15 hours BBC2 becomes a Rock Network introduced by David Hepworth, Mark Ellen, Anne Nightingale, Steve Blacknell

Throughout that time there's an opportunity for viewers to programme their own video choices. The number to ring is [number removed] and 20 videos from which you can choose will be displayed in the studio and are listed below.

Videos, in alphabetical order:
Adam and the Ants - Ant Music
The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
Blondie - Atomic
David Bowie - Ashes to Ashes
Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights
The Clash - Radio Clash
Elvis Costello - Accidents Will Happen
Donald Fagen - New Frontier
Free - The Stealer
The Jacksons - Blame It on the Boogie
The Jam - Going Underground
Led Zeppelin - Black Dog
Madness - Baggy Trousers
Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell
Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall
The Rolling Stones - It's Only Rock and Roll
Roxy Music - Avalon
The Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant
Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime
Frank Zappa - City of Tiny Lites

Full details on pages 20 and 21

3.15pm - 6.15*am Rock Around the Clock
For the next 15 hours in the company of David Hepworth, Mark Ellen, Anne Nightingale, Steve Blacknell and friends, BBC2 becomes a Rock Network, with films, concerts and documentaries, plus an opportunity for viewers to programme their own video choices at various junctions throughout that time. The number to ring is [number removed], and the 20 videos from which you can choose will be displayed in the studio and can also be found on page 19.

3.25 Roman Holliday Live in Concert
Rock Around the Clock goes for the first of two live concerts to the stage of the Regal Theatre, Hitchin, where Steve Blacknell is waiting to introduce Roman Holliday.

4.0 Robert Nesta Marley
Two years ago reggae singer Bob Marley died of cancer in Florida. In this special programme filmed for Ebony in Jamaica, Vince Herbert talks to people who knew Marley and unravels the threads in the life of the man hailed as the first 'third world superstar'.
With extracts from his greatest songs: "No Woman No Cry", "Rebel Music", "Zimbabwe", "Get Up Stand Up for Your Rights".
BBC Bristol
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4.35 Rockpop in Concert: Ultravox
including "Vienna", "Hymn"
and at 4.55 Robert Palmer
including "Pride", "Some Guys Have All the Luck", "A Bad Case of Loving You".
Highlights from the concerts recorded for German television at the Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, on 2 July

5.25 Australia Now
One of the most impressive areas to emerge recently in the rock music field is Australasia. As their film industry has blossomed so too has their rock music talent.
This documentary examines the contemporary scene in Australia through the eyes of the musicians themselves, with performances from 17 of their bands - including Men at Work, Midnight Oil, Mental As Anything, Little River Band, Split Enz, Icehouse, and the Aboriginal band No Fixed Address.
Feature p76

6.25 Duran Duran
Undoubtedly one of the most popular and successful bands of the moment is Duran Duran. Last November, at the climax of their British tour, they played London's Hammersmith Odeon, and this is the recording taken from those concerts, including many of their recent hits.
Feature p74

7.20 News and Sport
with Jan Leeming; Weather

7.30 All This and World War II
featuring the music of Lennon and McCartney
performed by Ambrosia, The Bee Gees, The Brothers Johnson, Richard Cocciante, Lynsey de Paul, David Essex, Bryan Ferry, The Four Seasons, Peter Gabriel, Henry Gross, Elton John, Frankie Laine, Jeff Lynne, Wil Malone, Keith Moon, Helen Reddy, Lou Retzner, Leo Sayer, Status Quo, Rod Stewart, Tina Turner, Frankie Valli, Roy Wood, and The London Symphony Orchestra, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
This vivid portrait of the years before and during World War II is made up of rare archive and other material, skilfully edited to the complex musical soundtrack.

9.0 10cc Live in Concert
Another visit to the stage of the Regal Theatre in Hitchin for the second of today's live concerts. This time featuring a band that has a string of hits behind them, many of which have become 'pop' standards - 10cc.
Introduced by Steve Blacknell

9.30 Randy Newman on Tour
Europe has always harboured a strong cult following for Randy Newman and his music. His sardonic manner seems more rooted in the tradition of European humour than that of most American songwriters. Often branded a cynic, a label he firmly refutes, he nevertheless tends to look at life through cracked glasses. This film follows him on his 1983 European Tour - with radio, TV, and concert-hall performances - and talks to him about his writing.
Feature p75

10.25 Spandau Ballet Over Britain
Spandau Ballet was one of the premier bands to emerge through the 'New Romantics' movement. For a while it looked as though their stylish presentation might overshadow their music, but this year saw them on a highly successful tour - Spandau Ballet Over Britain. During that tour their single, "True", hit the No.1 spot, as did the accompanying album. On 1 May they played London's Sadler's Wells Theatre and tonight's concert features the highlights.

11.0 American Graffiti
The feature film starring Richard Dreyfuss, Ronny Howard
A small Californian town: 1962. Four friends - about to leave for college - get together for a typical night's entertainment, centred on chasing girls and baiting the local police. Director George Lucas created one of the most successful films of all time with this nostalgic look at America in the early 60s. This free-wheeling, highly entertaining film has a memorable music score - made up of 50s rock hits.
Films: page 14

12.55am Airplay - 9 June 1982
A day in the life of WNEW-FM - one of New York's rock 'n' roll radio stations. The camera goes behind the scenes and watches the broadcasters at work. Listen in on the newscaster and sports reporters, the executives planning the station's policies, the assistants gathering in the news and record chart positions and, of course, the DJs who pull the whole thing together; and against the sounds of WNEW: New York at work and play.

1.50 Guitar Heroes
The next 90 minutes feature two of rock's greatest guitarists - Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix.
Eric Clapton in Concert
This performance was recorded as a special Queen's Silver Jubilee celebration for BBC2's Old Grey Whistle Test in June 1977 from the Television Theatre at Shepherd's Bush.
and at 2.35 Jimi Hendrix
Nearly 14 years after his death at the early age of 28, Jimi Hendrix's influence can still be seen and heard in today's rock music. This film shows Hendrix in performance from his early club days in England right through to Woodstock, as well as catching him in backstage conversations.
Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend are also seen talking about his influence on rock music at that time; and Al Hendrix, Jimi's father, talks about the early days, before Jimi achieved international stardom.
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3.25 Deadman's Curve
The feature film starring Richard Hatch as Jan Berry, Bruce Davison as Dean Torrence
The true story of two American pop stars who, in the late 50s and early 60s, performed a key role in popularising the 'California surfing sound' - songs that conjured up images of surf, sand and fast cars. But in 1966 their successful career came to an abrupt end.
Films: page 14

5.0 The Police in the East
At the beginning of 1980, The Police embarked on a world tour that was to take them into territories way off the normal route taken by a touring rock band. It started conventionally enough in Japan and then went on to take in Hong Kong, India and Egypt. Anne Nightingale went along with a film crew to document the tour and to talk to Sting, Andy and Stewart.
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5.55-6.15* And So to Bed...
David Hepworth, Mark Ellen, Anne Nightingale and Steve Blacknell round off the 15 hours of Rock Around the Clock and close with the video most requested by OGWT viewers over the last six years: from the 1976 Knebworth Festival Lynyrd Skynrd playing the song that established them as a world-class band, "Freebird".