I was not able to find a complete description of all the shows in this series but from the ones I did find and the general description of the format it is an excellent set. the dates run from February 24, 1607 to November 4, 1964
Paul Morley tries to discover what people were really listening to during the Blitz of WWII, and finds that there is much more to it than 'We'll Meet Again'.
We all think we know what people were dancing and listening to in their ho
When The Beatles arrived in the United States in February of 1964, no one could have anticipated the tremendous impact the band would have on the development of American popular music and pop culture. Paul Ingles hosts The Beatles in America-1964 a
First broadcast on Radio 2, 10 May 2001 First rebroadcast on 6 Music: Friday 28 January 2011 A programme from Seven More Days The Rocked the World Duration: 30 minutes
Stuart Maconie looks back at the day when the Beatles split up.
Ziggy Stardust was a rock and roll fantasy. But David Bowie's fictional rockstar, around whom his 1972 album, stage show, and film were built, was insp
In 1953, no American musicians were allowed to perform in the UK. Then, for one night only, stars including Ella Fitzgerald and Lester Young played a Flood Relief charity concert in London.
Insightful review of the life of legendary blues guitarist Robert Johnson and his enduring musical legacy. Includes 20 of his legendary recordings and brand-new, exclusive interviews with contemporary blues musicians and historians.
Staged in the Concert Hall of Broadcasting House, this special variety show features the cream of radio comedians and entertainers. Recorded in front of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in ce
Third Reich & Roll Broadcast on BBC Radio 2, 16 to 30 March 2009
Stephen Fry tells the story of how Hitler's huge financial investment in magnetic tape recording for propaganda purposes would eventually give rise to exactly the free expression he