Post by markdixon on Oct 3, 2015 13:49:09 GMT
I was browsing on BBC Genome and found out that the following item was broadcast on 'Woman's Hour' (BBC Light Programme) on 28 March 1967
'Permanent Group Mum': Honor Wyatt has a pop group living in her house
The 'Radio Times' didn't mention the Soft Machine by name, but it seems clear that the item was about them. Honor Wyatt was Robert Wyatt's mother and the band lived and rehearsed in her house in Dulwich, South London, during the late 1960s.
The item was repeated on 'Home for the Day' (BBC Home Service) on 29 April 1967. Does anyone know if it still exists?
'Permanent Group Mum': Honor Wyatt has a pop group living in her house
The 'Radio Times' didn't mention the Soft Machine by name, but it seems clear that the item was about them. Honor Wyatt was Robert Wyatt's mother and the band lived and rehearsed in her house in Dulwich, South London, during the late 1960s.
The item was repeated on 'Home for the Day' (BBC Home Service) on 29 April 1967. Does anyone know if it still exists?