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I have become an admired of Al in the past few years. Thanks

Sweet memories.

Good memories fill my mind with this music ! Many thanks !

Artie Shaw was deffo one of my late dad's favourite jazz musicians in that era, particularly his Concerto for Clarinet recorded in 1938.

I LIKED Desmond Carrington on sundays on radio 2 with all time greats starting from 1981

It's great that his son presents this, I'm a big fan of Billy Cotten

Very beauitiful!

Sam Costa also presented Glamourous Nights on radio 2 on sunday nights didnt he

Wakey wakey ,sunday dinner radio programme when i was a child ,happy days

I remember this evening well as I was on trombone !

My uncle, Sid Harris, played tenor sax and clarinet in the Edmondo Ross Orchestra for many years. He went to Japan with ER a number of times.

Thanks from the U.S.A.!

To my love, I love you 😘💗🌸

Superb, thank you so much for sharing.

Great Thanks for posting

nice collection and worth listening to! Cheers from Germany

To my love,❤

To my love,💗🌷

To my love,😘😘🌺🌺

Wonderful programme. Very informative about Sam

Love this Programme Thanks for posting

To my love, 💖

I’ve watched Part 5 and 6, good videos, know more about Al🙏🏻

To my love, 💖

Great stuff and what a great series this was. Do you have the CB Cochrane ones?

Aah Hubert! Happy memories of listening to his Radio Two show while growing up in the 60s and 70s, hearing those timeless songs and learning about how to write one, or at least try! Rest in peace sir, Stu X

Is ‘The Very Thought of You’, the greatest British standard?

OMG I've just been sent this link. 1984. I played in the band.

What an interesting programme. It’s great hearing her story in her own words. In the 60’s when I was a very young child, I lived in Denham, Bucks. For a short period Jessie Matthews moved in next door to us, with her sister. I only have vague memories but I know my mother always followed her career and read the biographies. I must do the same. Thanks for posting.

Bellissima ! Grazie !

SOOO interesting ! 😀

Thanks

Great memories. Thank you

Interesting show - thanks

I remember he died the same week as Alistair Cooke (Letter From America) - and that was another programme that I used to listen to. Brings back memories and really nice to listen to how Radio 2 used to be. Shame we don't have anything like this today. Other than these resurrected repeats. Still, that's better than nothing. Please keep it up.

There really should be a BBC Radio Hall Of Fame for these smooth tongued old devils...! They were fabulous broadcasters & should always be remembered...

I'm really enjoying your Bowlly series! Love all the music of that era and Al is great at it. And what a colourful character he was! Clever, how you matched so many songs to his antics. I also notice parallels between him and dancer/actor George Raft (1895- 1980) in personality and life experiences. But such a tragedy to have lost Bowlly so early... Thanks for your presentations!

How wonderful.

Thank you Radio Recollections for a wonderful upload! Please keep them coming 😇🎶😀🥳

time was by Nelson Riddle was the signature tune

Thanks - great to see you back

Love this! How Radio used to be. High quality, now sadly lost. With a few exceptions, most shows on Radio 2 are total pap, and I no longer listen.

When the going was good, in my youth, unlike the evil times the world is now. I shut these insane times OUT!!! batten down hatches and listen to Edmundo, GOOD SHOW!

My weekend after work always started with Desmond Carrington. Loved his show . Rest In Peace.

Sadly missed radio programme

He is hidden like Ray Eberle, and both Crosby and Sinatra must've been paying close attention.

Beautiful singer in my all time top 5 crooner. Of all time

Malcolm a top presenter

The newsreader patrick lunt who passed away with cancer .

marvellous, i seem to recall the idiots at radio 2 sacking malcolm in a callous manner as they would sack nigel ogden and frank renton later on, i used to love radio 2 especially on sunday night, i would never listen to it now as it's complete rubbish and i boycott the BBC anyway, i dread to think what kind of dross they have on sunday night now