"You're never fully dressed without a smile."

Mark Jones calling Dave Eastwood 'The Easty Beasty'

Comic Cuts.

Dave Lincoln and Friends:     Harry Langley with the holidays
                                            Clark the hairdresser
                                            Allan Beswick with Citizens Advice
                                            Jules Shields the cook
                                            Phil Gallop and gardening tips
                                            Dr. David Robinson

"Warrav I got, In Me 'And ?" - Norman's quiz where you had to guess what he had in his hand using questions with only yes answers allowed (like a yes/no quiz). This sprouted another song written by Don Woods.

"708 7080, when you need a cab, just let us know, phone Davy Liver Cabs."

Annie Rooney……..one of those girls who normally work in the background holding everything together but in Annie's case, she became a mini-celebrity. Billy Butler used to mention her a lot and she was one of the voices Mark Jones used for his jingles such as, "Arrr ay Mark." He also used Big Richie (Carpets) for one of his characters e.g. "Alright there Mark."

The Great Easton Express.

"Oopsadiddlytricklyowfallollop" - quote from Uncle Norm.

"That's a Thomas promise." - another quote.

Elton Welsby,  Clive Tyldesley and Richard Keys who all worked at City.

N'Gaga M'Bebe, used by Mark Jones, who was actually John Bird (of Bremner, Bird and Fortune) from an album poking fun at Idi Amin.

Kev Keatings with interruptions from Roland Rat and Kevin the gerbil.

Heads or Tails.

Norman's B-side up……….where Norman would play the B-side of a well known
A-side. (I can hear the young ones saying "How do you get a B-side on a cd ?")

Trading Post……….where you could buy, sell or swap items on air.

Billy Butler, MBE (Mrs. Butlers Eldest)…….and Joe Butler, Billy's godfather…..not.

Billy announcing when Peter Levy was in and commenting on how well dressed he was, saying that his mum must have got him ready in the morning.

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