“I love it!”
Sue Arnold in The Observer on 40 Years of Wonder
“A terrific programme”
The Observer on 100 Club
“…and suddenly we heard marvellous voices, those of Mary Pickford and Louise Brooks among them. Legendary ghosts coquettish with memories, brought fleetingly to life”.
Anne Simpson, The Herald on Parade’s Gone By
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TilL The End Of The Day- The Story of the kinks12th and 19th July Legendary singer Chrissie Hynde presents a landmark look at one of the greatest and most controversial British bands... More |
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The Songs of the Byrds – A Legacy28th May This programme looks at the legendary sound of The Byrds, and their enduring legacy. Music will include their greatest hits ... More |
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Something in the Air8th May Playwright Peter Nichols explores, in a unique personal memoir of the Second World War, the strange, chilling, now almost comical ... More |
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The Joy Of Sax26th March 2nd and 19th April The saxophone established a convincing voice for itself in jazz music and went on to make its mark in popular music and culture... More |
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The Parade’s Gone By12th March To produce his landmark book on the art of the silent movie, “The Parade’s Gone By”, Kevin Brownlow interviewed many of... More |
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Anything You Can Do8th and 15th January Julia McKenzie presents a two-part exploration of woman dance band leaders of the thirties and forties featuring rare archive... More |