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Old 05-14-2012, 08:29 AM   #159
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The reference is to the BBC radio programme, "Desert Island Discs", which has been running continually for over 70 years, since 1942, in which public figures are interviewed, and play the eight pieces of music that they'd choose to take to a desert island. In its 70 year lifespan, the programme's only had four different presenters.

There's an archive of over 1000 downloadable programmes from the series at the BBC web site here.
Well how about that. I remember that as a feature on rock radio stations as far back as the 1980's (which is as far back as I'd remember rock radio) on both coast of the US. I had no idea the concept was a British import.
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