Bring Back Diddy David Hamilton

[vernonk]

Brian Matthew is no longer to grace the airwaves of Radio 2. Time to bring back Diddy David in my opinion. Who'd be your choice?

[beckyboo]

Anyone but the current incumbent Tim Rice. Such a dour voice.

[murraymints]

diddy still with us ?? blast from the past !

[douglas9401]

I'm sure Johnnie Walker could manage an hour or two more.

[vernonk]

Diddy is in his late 70s but still looks and sounds fine. A brilliant DJ

[murraymints]

Cristo..used to be on LBC

[Tilly2]

I'm glad Brian Matthews is hanging up his earphones. His voice is very irritating now.

[murraymints]

http://wikibin.org/articles/cristo-foufas.html

[Georgiesmum]

We used to love Sarah Kennedy in the mornings. We always found her very entertaining.

[mushroom25]

I'm sure all the suggestions are capable presenters. but can they discuss sixties music from a position of knowledge?

[ImLostAgain]

Mike Read.

[Hopkirk]

Alex Lester.

[goodgoalie]

Mushroom, they don't have to discuss 60s music, or know anything about it, all they have to do is read out the script - it's all written by Phil Swern!

[Buenchico]

As I've posted elsewhere, Johnnie Walker would be my choice. As a former Radio Caroline DJ, he's ideal as a presenter of 'Sound of the Sixties'.

Hopkirk:
While I love the Dark Lord, he needs to have a slot where his eccentricities can be allowed to flourish. That wouldn't be the case if he was take on a show with a pre-defined format (such as 'Sound of the Sixties'); he needs to be allowed to 'do his own thing'.

[Bowlswidow]

As I have suggested on my post in the radio section, I propose Mike Read.

[Hopkirk]

With Brian M following so soon after Desmond Charrington, are they being pushe

[vernonk]

Disaster! Dermot Oh So Dreary has been given the Saturday breakfast show on Radio 2, and Sounds Of The Sixties has been demoted to the 6-8am slot. R2 bosses are not listening to their listeners