Paul Temple

Yes, he's coming back.

Radio 4 Monday mornings at 9:00

Now I wonder how many remember him ;-)
and how many remember Dick Barton special agent ? I can hear the music now
diddle um diddle um ;-)

BunnyHare...

Me too! Memories.
Supper, wash, into night things, sit by the fire with a cup of cocoa and
listen to Dick Barton, then off to bed
Do you remember Journey into space too?

noreen...

We would never go to bed till we had heard Dick Barton and The man in Black
,
or was that a bit later?;-)))

linedancer...

No, I don't remember that Barb, I can't get Dick Bartons music out of my
head now.....dum diddle um diddle um dum dum , diddle er der der,diddle er
der der, or something like that lol

BunnyHare...

And what about the Paul Temple music? Coronation Scot or something I
think it was -Dum di dum, di dum di dum di dum, dum di dum di dum di dum

linedancer...

That's right, it was that music, I recognise that very well from your dum di
dums

JoeH...

Have a listen

linedancer...

That's brilliant Joe, and didn't they all speak terribly posh, I suppose you
would call it BBC speak ;-)

BunnyHare...

I was just thinking that too, very plum in the mouth

JoeH...

and lots more here

BunnyHare...

Now I'll be humming that tune all day :-))

JoeH...

Hee hee!

noreen...

That's brilliant Joe and there is The man in Black, was one of my favourites

linedancer...

Was the man in Black Valentine Dyall ?
I don't think I was allowed to listen to that.

;-)))

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/radio/siteindex/index.htm

di dum

Pat

MCC...

Don't know why, but I never listened to any of those programmes when I was
a young boy. Spent most of my time tuned to what was then called the
"Trawler Wave Band". I learnt lots of new words on there

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

Mis-spent youth !!!! :)

MCC...

Exactly! Never happier than when I was involved with boats. A right little
pier rat I was. The Harbour Master told me that so it must be true

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

Where do you tuck your long tail then? ;)

Aries...

I was allowed to listen to him and Dick Barton when I was a child. I would
have my ear pressed right against the radiogram as we had to have the sound
low as we lived in a flat at the time LOL

linedancer...

We had a radiogram too Val, it was a great big one with a heavy lid, or
maybe it just seemed so to me as a small child, I used to think my dad was
really tall and I think he was only about 5'6 or so LOL

I remember playing in the garden in summer and hearing the Dick Barton music
and tearing inside to listen to it, then I had to get ready for bed, wonder
what time it was on, I seem to think it was 6:15 every night.

Aries...

Must have been around that time or a little later - I also used to listen
to In Town Tonight, and children's hour with Larry the Lamb - Baa, or
should I say Bah LOL

Splodge...

Must have been 6.30pm Pat. Wasn't it on before The Archers every night?

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

He was indeed:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine_Dyall

Aries...

I remember that musci so well too
http://www.copelands.plus.com/dickbarton.wav

noreen...

You got it Pat now you set me off I will have that in my head for
ages;-))))))

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

With Snowy Whit wasn't it? Then Dan Dare pilot of the future with Digby,
Sondar and the Mekon on radio Luxemburg. And what about the seies Journey
into Space? :)