This is Terry Wogan saying goodbye to his BBC Radio 2 listeners the first time round in December 1984. The following February he started his thrice-weekly BBC1 chat show. Newsreader Hilary Osborn Pause for Thought with Gerald Priestland
We all need him.. nothing is important as Terry rambles on.. times are just different and unfortunately the clock wont go back, but your right its lovely to hear his voice, all the best my friend..
@@paulmchugh8695 Well four months later and Ken Bruce is leaving Radio 2. I guess it's RIP with Radio 2 for you. I stopped listening in Radio 2 when Chris Evans took over in 2009. I listen to Greatest hits Radio, Smooth Radio and Boom Radio now.
Thanks for posting this. It is so refreshing to hear a master at work. How times have changed. Even he had to allow others in to "help" when he returned. Also contrast this measured presentation with the celebrity ridden trash Radio 2 serves up these days.
A strange date to finish returning after Christmas for the end of Christmas week. I'm sure these days it would finish before Christmas. RIP Sir Terry. Sadly missed.
A much gentler time, at least in Radio 2 land. Pity we can't have some type of radio station like that nowadays that doesn't have around only 500 songs.
After all these years I still miss Terry I think I always will do it was a terrible shame that he passed away he gave so many people so much pressure over the years on television and on radio I suppose I would say I liked him more or radio , but his TV and radio career was faultless RIP Tel ✝️⭐
Mike O Brian, I agree with you, I've not listened to Radio 2 in the morning since Terry left in December 2009, I won't listen that irritating Chris Evans.
I remember this being big news at the time, Derek Jameson just didn't cut it, the BBC could have chosen a better replacement for Tel if that's possible....anyway he came back again after Wogan ended on BBC1.
Back in the day we used to have half decent entertainment for our licence fee on BBC. Nothing has even come close since he departed and I seldom tune in these days. BBC are renowned for running re runs of certain stuff which probably is not a good thing on many stuff, but Terry was a classic and replacing some of your current shows that (lets face it, are a waste of studio time and an affront to peoples intelligence ) could only boost radio 2 ratings. Some of the ads I listen to on rival channels I feel superior to some radio 2 programs atm
Memories indeed, I lived with my mother and my grandparents in Wales and my granddad Bill would always have Terry on Radio 2 in the morning before going to school.
It was his calm delivery...you had time to process what he was saying, now it's yabber yabber yabber crap. Rylan, don't get me started the name tells all.
