Serenade Radio times

12.0 AM

Music Box

With Simon McLean 

1.0

David Yarnall

with a couple of hours of relaxing music.

3.0

John Darvall

with great swinging music

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6.0

morning music

An hour of light music to ease you into the day.

Announcer: Raymond Birch

7.0

Andy Marriott

Andy has never really had the hang of Thursdays, so don’t expect too much early morning cheer. The good news is that the kettle is always on, and so is the great music!

Marriott
9.30
Music While You Work
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Music While You Work
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Calling all Forces overseas and workers at home, a special half-hour of music.

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10.0

Sonia Beldom

Sonia presents a magical mix of mid-morning music with a few fun stories thrown in.

12.0

Music Box

SIMON McLEAN  with an hour of mostly instrumental music

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1.0

DAVID YARNALL

with a couple of hours of relaxing music.

3.0

John Darvall

with great swinging music plus on the half hour the Serenade Spotlight falls on a famous music maker.

6.0

Music Cavalcade

JOHN WALTON returns to the Serenade airwaves with his trademark blend of beautiful music all hand selected for his ‘Music Cavalcade’. There’ll be a ‘Big Band Bonus’ track, something from ‘The Continental Corner’ and probably some ‘New Voices’ too!

John Walton

7.0

easy in the evening

IAN TIMMS is back with a cuppa and possibly something dunkable too; plus some great easy listening tunes for your Thursday evening.

9.0

Spotlight on the Great British Dance Bands

Join ROGER WILLIAMS each week as he celebrates one of the outstanding names from the golden age of British popular music. He’ll tell the story behind the bandleaders, musicians and vocal stars — and play the memorable recordings that made them household names. A chance to rediscover the rich sound and remarkable history of Britain’s great dance-band era.

Thursday 8th Oct – Maurice Winnick: The Sweetest Music This Side Of Heaven

Written and produced by Paul Ruddock

10.0 – 12.0

Sonia Beldom

Relax with Sonia as she shares terrific tunes and musical anecdotes.