On this week's show we visit the musical word of the 1950's, arguably the last decade of popular light music. Tracks incude Be My Love, Forgotten Dreams, a selection from Guys & Dolls and many more!

On this week's show we visit the musical word of the 1950's, arguably the last decade of popular light music. Tracks incude Be My Love, Forgotten Dreams, a selection from Guys & Dolls and many more!

On this weeks show Damon takes you on some musical travels - to the Sky, Sea, Wheels and Rails. Tracks incude Come Fly With Me, Sailing, A Motor Ride, Chattanooga Choo Choo and many more!

On this weeks show Damon takes you on some musical travels - to the Sky, Sea, Wheels and Rails. Tracks incude Come Fly With Me, Sailing, A Motor Ride, Chattanooga Choo Choo and many more!

On this week's show John Leeming delves into his own archive and plays a mix bag of his favourites, many of which are private recordings John has made over the years. Artists include Robinson Cleaver, Dan Bellomy, David Shepherd and many more!

On this weeks show we visit the Leisure Centre in Woking for a console work out by International star Simon Gledhill. The sounds of the Mighty Wurlitzer work well in the hall and what you hear on the show is taken from a live performance last year.  Apart from the wonderful music Simon also talks to Len Rawle who with his team look after the Wurlitzer.

On this weeks show James Mclean reads out memories of how it started for you - along with the inspiring artists or instrument. Artists incude Reginald Dixon, Foort and Porter, Nigel Ogden, Michael Maine and many more!

Next month James invites you write in and share you memories on ‘Your favourite selection from a musical'. Please e-mail [email protected] and mark your subject line as Getting To Know You

On this weeks show Damon plays tracks from recent CD releases from the UK's top theatre organists. Artists include, Phil Kelsall, Nicholas Martin, Simon Gledhill and many more!

On this weeks show Damon remembers Steve Tovey with a programme of tracks which were all favourites of Steve's. We sadly lost Steve last year by Cameron Lloyd suggested I waited until now, as last week would have seen Steve's 70th Birthday. Steve was quite a character who I was pleased to have met on a number of occasions and he was always full of enthusiasm so long as there was ENTERTAINMENT!

This weeks show we feature the sounds of the the Virtual Theatre Pipe Organ. And who better to demonstrate the sounds of the various samples than Iain McGlinchey who helped found Paramount Organ Works. Iain's dedication to sampling organs is second to none and on top of that this half hour also proves his talent  as a fine organist.