with BRUCE WYNDHAM
Today and Monday-Friday featuring the music of THE Countrymen
ERIC WINSTONE AND his ORCHESTRA
ERIC GALLOWAY
AND THE LATIN BEATS
The BOB POTTER BAND
FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS Orchestra
SOUNDS BOB ROGERS
BILL SAVILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA
THE BILL SHEPHERD SOUND
THE ROGER WEBB Trio
THE Wilf TODD Combo
JACK NATHAN AND his Orchestra
NAT TEMPLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
THE HARRY ROCHE CONSTELLATION
JOHNNY GREGORY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
THE NEIL RICHARDSON ORCHESTRA
HUGH JAMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
BAND OF THE ROYAL CORPS OF TRANSPORT
Conducted by CAPT. D. K. WALDER , Director of Music
BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conductors, JACK COLES and GILBERT VINTER
BBC Scottish RADIO ORCHESTRA Conductor, lAIN SUTHERLAND
THE RADIO PLAYERS
Conductor, BURNELL WHIBLEY and a galaxy of stars on disc
Producers. Pam Cox , Barbara Page
Editor, CYRIL DRAKE

Request records played by JOHN ELLISON
Metcast at 8.55

with PAUL SIMON and COLIN SEMPER

BRIAN MATTHEW brings you the best of today's pops and the sounds of tomorrow
All your favourite stars ' live ' in the studio and on disc
This week's star guests
Ceorgie Fame and his Band
Produced by JIMMY GRANT and BILL BEBB

with MICHAEL ASPEL spinning the discs in the studio and PAMELA DONALD taking ' on the spot requests from holidaymakers Produced by Derek Chinnery

Certainly swinging Decidedly dodgy
Definitely disky
Norman Vaughan Is in 'Boeing-Boeing ' at the Pavilion Theatre. Torquay

PETE MYERS delivers a daily package of popular music with top artists in the studio all the week from Monday to Saturday and a round of records
Produced by DEREK MILLS

It's here every Saturday at four
It's non-stop for ninety minutes It's all that's best in pop records
It's got comments by KENNY EVERETT and the latest gossip. news. and interviews
Its D.J. is Chris Denning It's produced by Johnny Beerling

WALLY WHYTON sings and introduces the best in folk and in country and western music with JAMES EDWARD BROWN
THE WESTERNAIRES
PAUL ARNOLD
MURRAY KASH reviews some current recordings
JAMES LLOYD on international folk
Produced by Ian Grant

Old time and sequence dancing SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA with ANDY COLE
Introduced by BILL CROZIER M.C. , CHARLES CRATHORN who also brings news from the world of traditional dancing
Dance hostess, Sylvia Crathorn
Dance leaders,
Holland and Sylvia Brockbank
Produced by Paul Williams
Given before an invited audience at The Paris, Lower Regent Street, S.W.I. Tickets can be obtained from the BBC Ticket Unit,[address removed]enclosing stamped addressed envelope.

in his dressing room at Pinewood Film Studios invites you to
Be My Guest
He talks to STEVE RACE about people he has met and places he has visited, and plays some of the music that has highlighted his film career Produced by Helen Fry

Gay Byrne introduces the stars who are
' Beside the Seaside
FREDDY DAVIES
MYRNA Rose
PAUL TEMPLAR
JOE KENYON
THE WEDGWOODS and ' Mr. Blackpool ' himself REGINALD DIXON
BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Directed by BERNARD HERRMANN
Produced by GEOFF LAWRENCE Pre-recorded at the Jubilee Theatre.
Blackpool
The Wedgwoods are in ' Starlights ' at the Alhambra, Morecambe; Reginald Dixon Is at the Tower Ballroom. Blackpool

final Concert 1966167 featuring
SACHA DISTEL , CLAUDIO VILLA
JANIE MARDEN. VICO TORRIANI
MAJDA SEPE, ALVARAH GOMEZ
PAUL KUHN
THE GUNTER KALLMAN CHOIR and THE WERNER MULLER ORCHESTRA
Introduced by CATHERINE BOYLE Pre-recorded in the Concert Han of Radio Free Berlin

A musical documentary tribute
1967 is the twenty-first anniversary year of the formation of the Heath Orchestra. Many of his friends and colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic have assembled to mark the occasion
With TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC are featured solo stars from the band and COUNT BASIE, TONY BENNETT, MARLENE DIETRICH, RALPH DOLLIMORE, WOODY HERMAN , STAN KENTON, DOUGLAS LAWRENCE, YVONNE LITTLEWOOD, DENNIS LOTIS , DON LUSHER,
JOHNNY MATHIS , HARRY MORTIMER JACK PARNELL , LITA ROSA, DICKIE VALENTINE
Written and introduced by ALAN DELL Compiled and produced by VERNON LAWRENCE
Repeated: Saturday, Oct. 7, at 11.45 a.m. on Radio 3 (Music Programme)
Decca Records are to issue an L.P. of this programme by arrangement with BBC Radio Enterprises.

TED HEATH'S Twenty-First Anniversary
ALTHOUGH Ted Heath's first radio broadcast was on August 29, 1944, it is 1967 that marks the twenty-first anniversary year of the formation of the regular band. Ted Heath's meeting with Major Glenn Miller during the war years was the catalyst that led to Ted finally taking the plunge and leaving the security of Geraldo's orchestra to form a band of his own.
Over the intervening twenty-one years Ted's name has become synonymous with good music and the tremendously high standard that he demands from his musicians. Many accolades have been awarded: Royal Command Performances, top of.the bill at the London Palladium, world-wide tours, Top-Twenty record sales, and Carnegie Hall concerts.
With such international recognition obviously many friends and anecdotes have been collected over the years. This evening's programme sifts them through, and portrays as much of this success story as possible from the many musicians who have played with the Heath band over the years.

with Pete Murray (and a few friends) and records all the way some old, some new, some chosen by you

Still Swinging with DAVID GELL and some of the big bands of the forties and fifties Produced by Pat McLoughlia

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