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November 27th, 2009 at 1:46 pm
I heartily agree. As stated in my earlier post, Radio 2 is almost devoid of instrumental programmes. In the 50s and 60s there were many (mostly live) programmes featuring bands and orchestras. As a teenager I was hooked on them. My website http://www.mastersofmelody.co.uk. profiles many of these combinations and lists actual programme details as well as lots of sound clips from the orchestras in question (taken from actual broadcasts).
Amazingly, it is 14 years since we last heard piano recitals on Radio Two. Surely the BBC could afford that. For decades now the same mindless rubbish has been churned out by the BBC. It seems that it is unfashionable to have anyrhing resembling a tune ! I now rarely listen to Radio 2 – all the music that I want to hear is on my collection of tapes and discs.
I feel strongly that the BBC are in breach of their responsibilities as broadcasters, by largely ignoring the generation that grew up with them. Whilst it is true that certain broadcasters such as Titchmarsh and Jacobs do cater for those with more than one brain cell, these are record programmes and do not employ studio musicians. They are also in the evening – daytime transmissions
being a barren wilderness of banality.
November 27th, 2009 at 2:16 pm
Brian
I have just given your website a whirl. Fascinating histories of the band leaders and delightful clips evoking a more musical past.
I used to work in a public library and looked forward to my occasional mornings in an upstairs office with the window open so that we could listen to MWYW coming from the factory next door.
I’ll listen to more when time allows. I work from home but these message boards are addictive!
November 27th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
Eileen
Thank you for taking the trouble to visit my website. I thought it might bring back some happy memories to people of our age group.
I’ve heard several stories of how people tried to catch MWYW – including school pupils who were allowed to listen if they didn’t take their mid-morning break!
I recall that when I first started work (in an office), I used to have a portable radio concealed on my person, with an earphone on a lead coming out of my collar ! I got rumbled eventually, of course !
Do visit my site again, won’t you ! One person has been into it nearly 40 times in the last eight days – transpires he was one of the original MWYW contributors !
January 17th, 2010 at 7:43 pm
Nice memories of which you can immediately see incomprehension of the ususal suspects. Can I make an interim reccomedation, which is on in the background as I type? It’s ‘Dinner Jazz’(7-10) on Jazz fm http://www.jazzfm.com -Sarah Vaughan, Take 6, Harold Land, Elaine Elias etc etc. As well as presenting the greats, I think you might agree that it demionstrates modern musicianship doesnt totally disdain classy and mellow.Presenting at the mo is Bob Sinfield, once one of the scurrilous sketch writers on R4′s ‘Week Ending’.
http://www.jazzfm.com
January 17th, 2010 at 7:43 pm
Nice memories of which you can immediately sense the incomprehension of the ususal suspects. Can I make an interim reccomendation, which is on in the background as I type? It’s ‘Dinner Jazz’(7-10) on Jazz fm http://www.jazzfm.com -Sarah Vaughan, Take 6, Harold Land, Elaine Elias etc etc. As well as presenting the greats, I think you might agree that it demionstrates modern musicianship doesnt totally disdain classy and mellow.Presenting at the mo is Bob Sinfield, once one of the scurrilous sketch writers on R4′s ‘Week Ending’.
http://www.jazzfm.com