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DaveinGermany 08-04-2010 17:54

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Originally Posted by gdm27 (Post 804696)
We always listened to the radio on Sunday lunchtime where service men and families got in touch over the radio. Always remember that they would say things like " see you in 3 years" can't remember what the program was called mind. :confused::confused:

They have something similar now it's called "Access all areas" & its broadcast by BFBS Radio, Sunday afternoons 12 while 2. You can pick it up over the net,Digital radio & Satellite.

Taggy 09-04-2010 09:25

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My Grandad always wanted to listen to a prog on the radio when he came over on Sundays, i think it was called "Sing Something Simple" and featured The Mike Sams Singers ?

Best Regards - Taggy

gdm27 09-04-2010 11:46

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 804702)
They have something similar now it's called "Access all areas" & its broadcast by BFBS Radio, Sunday afternoons 12 while 2. You can pick it up over the net,Digital radio & Satellite.

Just got it I think, does "2 way family favorites" ring a bell????

Stumped 09-04-2010 18:12

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 804544)
Yeah i remember Paul Temple...think he was played by Francis Matthews! Who also used to do various Puppet voiceovers!


Best Regards - Taggy

Paul Temple was given a run on TV in the 1980's, but it never had the same impact as when aired on the radio.

Bet you remember PC49 and Dick Barton -Special Agent !

DaveinGermany 09-04-2010 18:47

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Originally Posted by gdm27 (Post 804873)
Just got it I think, does "2 way family favorites" ring a bell????

Yes I believe so, I can't say I listened to it that I'm aware of but in Liverpool the title itself lent much to the ribald hilarity in Dock side Boozers & Working mens clubs !! :D seen as a bit of a double "Intender" !!

Stumped 09-04-2010 19:03

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 804974)
Yes I believe so, I can't say I listened to it that I'm aware of but in Liverpool the title itself lent much to the ribald hilarity in Dock side Boozers & Working mens clubs !! :D seen as a bit of a double "Intender" !!

Broadcast in the 1950's and 60's on on the BBC Light Program, and always began:
'The time in Britain is twelve noon, in Germany it's one o'clock, but home and away its time for "Two-way Family Favourites", presented by Jean Metcalfe and Cliff Michelmore' It was an absolute must for Sunday lunchtime listening when Britain still had national servicemen serving both at home and abroad.

Google it if you require more info.

steeljack 10-04-2010 08:52

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Originally Posted by Stumped (Post 804977)
Broadcast in the 1950's and 60's on on the BBC Light Program, and always began:
'The time in Britain is twelve noon, in Germany it's one o'clock, but home and away its time for "Two-way Family Favourites", presented by Jean Metcalfe and Cliff Michelmore' It was an absolute must for Sunday lunchtime listening when Britain still had national servicemen serving both at home and abroad.

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Yep, required listening in lots of homes,to hear if a lad from the next street/area was mentioned, also think at one time the program was divided up with 20 minute sctions to incluce Malaya and Kenya where a lot of National servicemen were sent on 'active' duty to protect the Empire .

Saturday morning radio was for the kids with 'uncle Mac' and childrens requests, favourite from that show was the song ..."she wears red feathers and a hula hula skirt " :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zqzvc7iyDg

gdm27 10-04-2010 12:28

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Gone off the track abit but what was that lunchtime radio program called during the week that always had Kiki Dee singing something before she became big (ish)

martin01 10-04-2010 14:57

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In that case who hosted 'workers playtime' was it Arthur Askey??
The mention of family favourites brings up memories - the opening started with - something like - Overseas British Broadcasting (something or other) - and then into the music - ??? long time ago!

Taggy 10-04-2010 16:54

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Originally Posted by Stumped (Post 804970)
Paul Temple was given a run on TV in the 1980's, but it never had the same impact as when aired on the radio.

Bet you remember PC49 and Dick Barton -Special Agent !


I cant recall PC49 but certainly remember Dick Barton....the music is running round my head as i type this!!:)



Best Regards - Taggy

martin01 10-04-2010 17:01

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you must be refering to Dixon of the Dock Green??
was the episodes tune to the 'airs' of Harry Lime's ****??

gdm27 10-04-2010 18:40

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Originally Posted by martin01 (Post 805271)
you must be refering to Dixon of the Dock Green??
was the episodes tune to the 'airs' of Harry Lime's ****??

What about Z Cars with a very thin, no beard Brian Blessed!

AccyMad 10-04-2010 21:16

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Also used to love Sunday Night at the Palladium - classic!
Martin01, do you not mean 'Whistle Down The Wind' with Hayley Mills - quote ' That's not Jesus - he's just some fella' - still makes me cry

cashman 10-04-2010 21:21

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Originally Posted by martin01 (Post 805271)
you must be refering to Dixon of the Dock Green??
was the episodes tune to the 'airs' of Harry Lime's ****??

That was "The Third Man" martin one of me favourites.:)

cashman 10-04-2010 21:23

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 805317)
Also used to love Sunday Night at the Palladium - classic!
Martin01, do you not mean 'Whistle Down The Wind' with Hayley Mills - quote ' That's not Jesus - he's just some fella' - still makes me cry

Seem to think that was filmed up Pendle accymad.:)


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