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On this day, December 18, 1963, the Beatles recorded a two-hour radio special, to be broadcast on the BBC Light Programme service on Boxing Day 1963.
The show had the working title Beatletime, although by the time it was transmitted at 10am on December 26, it had been renamed From Us To You. The session took place at the BBC Paris Studio in London, from 7-10.30pm, including rehearsal times. Photography © Apple Corps Ltd.(http://www.thebeatles.com/)
One of the most popular radio programmes of all time, Housewives' Choice, had one of the most memorable theme tunes too.
The opening and closing of a 1958 edition of Take It From here
David Hamilton is behind the controls for the last ever programme on the Light Programme on 29 September 1967 - Music Through Midnight.
The short harp introduction to the long-running BBC radio soap "Mrs Dale's Diary".
Keith Richards on life before the Stones started rolling - BBC News
Keith Richards on life before the Stones started rolling – BBC News
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