Overview
Melvyn Bragg talks to Eric Sykes about his remarkable career, which started in the 1940s when he began writing for Frankie Howerd in the hit radio show Variety Band Box, and how he evolved from being a top comedy writer to one of Britain's best loved performers who continues to appear on stage, TV and cinema.
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28 - 1Street Music Stories August 22, 2004 -
28 - 2Ronnie Wood September 05, 2004
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28 - 3Willie Nelson September 19, 2004
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28 - 4Malcolm Arnold (1) September 26, 2004
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28 - 5Malcolm Arnold (2) October 03, 2004
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28 - 6Robert Frank October 17, 2004
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28 - 7Michael Frayn November 14, 2004
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28 - 8The Darkness November 21, 2004
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28 - 9Iggy Pop December 05, 2004
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28 - 10Ruth Rendell December 12, 2004
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28 - 11Howard Goodall December 19, 2004
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28 - 12Pete 'n' Dud, The Lost Shows January 01, 2005
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28 - 13Ian McEwan February 20, 2005
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28 - 14Going Sane March 06, 2005
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28 - 15Khaled and Rachid March 13, 2005
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28 - 16Alina Cojocaru, Johan Kobborg March 27, 2005
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28 - 17The Garden of Cosmic Speculation April 03, 2005
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28 - 18John Boorman April 10, 2005
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28 - 19Red Priest April 24, 2005
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28 - 20National Theatre's production of Henry IV May 01, 2005
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28 - 21The Secret Art of War May 08, 2005
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28 - 22Paul Abbott May 15, 2005
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28 - 23Eric Sykes September 18, 2005
