Julian Bream CBE, Elizabeth Ward OBE, Chris Graham-Bell, Stuart Christie
Matthew Bannister on a guitarist, a campaigner, a publisher, an anarchist.
Last Word · BBC Radio 4
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Show Notes
Pictured: Julian Bream
Matthew Bannister on
Julian Bream, said by many to be the greatest classical guitarist of all time.
Elizabeth Ward, who campaigned for the introduction of the kidney donor card after her son went through three transplants.
Chris Graham-Bell, the founding publisher of the Gay Times magazine.
Stuart Christie, the anarchist who was involved in a plot to blow up the Spanish dictator General Franco.
Interviewed guest: Lord Michael Berkeley CBE Interviewed guest: Andrew Green Interviewed guest: Sally Taber Interviewed guest: Nigel Bell Interviewed guest: Robert Hanwell Interviewed guest: Branwen Christie Interviewed guest: Duncan Campbell
Producer: Neil George
Archive clips from: Julian Bream: My Life in Music, Avie 2006; Man With A Guitar, BBC Sound Archive 25/09/1961; East Midlands Today, BBC One 22/05/1997; Man Alive, BBC Two 14/02/1980; Newsroom South East, BBC One 17/06/1991; Profile: Stuart Christie, Radio 4 10/07/1981; By Fair Means or Foul, Radio 4 20/11/1973; Angry Brigade Trial, Sound Archive, Radio 4 06/12/1972.