Steve Morris has been making radio programmes for nigh on 30 years and, surprisingly, finding willing broadcasters for the same length of time. These have included BBC Radio 2 and 5, Virgin Radio and several notable stations across the Midlands. Musically his tastes are eclectic, or all over the place, depending on your point of view. For his offering on WCR he'll be delivering a show stuffed with gems for those of a discerning musical palate.

Geoff and Ade play the best in soft Rock...not the kind of soft rock my nan always used to bring back from her trips to Edinburgh!

Solid Gold 60s playing all Geoff's favourite 60's Music that you love To hear. Geoff goes back in time to the 60's decade with this show and plays only the best Solid Gold 60's classics, along side forgotten gems, interviews, quizzes and lots of info.

Jeff's show is like a box of chocolates. Candy for the ears and food for the brain, with hard and soft centres. Tonight's show Songs About Birds on Somewhere In Time

with Mick & Mazzy Capewell. We are re-running all of the M&M Shows right from the start...this is M&M57 from July 2018

An hour of great music from the pre-punk/pre-disco 70s, otherwise known as 1970 to 1976, for your listening pleasure. It's not all Glitter and Glam, if it comes within that time frame then it's on the show. Lots of A sides, B sides and album tracks. Some familiar and some less so, from the great, the good and the long forgotten.

An hour of great music where variety comes as standard. The 'S' Factor is a radio programme inspired by, but nothing like, the long running BBC show 'Semprini Serenade'. That show's tag line was 'Old ones, new ones, loved ones, neglected ones'. Records played on The S factor fall into one or more of these categories. You might hear anything from Abba to Zoot Sims...accapella to yodel...indie to outdie...

More Classic Comedy Shows with Dickie Heart Tonight classics Are You being Served and Steptoe & Son

Steve's show is packed with his choice of oldies, with music from the 50s to the 80s, brought to you from the comfort of his coal bunker, despite the fire risk. He can often be found on the terraces of Queens Park Rangers football club but wonders why, as they never go and see him when he's bad. Drinks tea like it's going out of fashion. A self-confessed Luddite, he still uses CD players, record decks and tape machines.