My Music (radio programme)

My Music was a radio panel show which premiered on the BBC Home Service on 3 January 1967. [3] It was a companion programme to My Word!, and like that show featured comic writers Denis Norden and Frank Muir. The show was last recorded in November 1993 and broadcast in January 1994, then rebroadcast until 2011.[4] It was also broadcast via the BBC World Service. There was also a television version on BBC2 which ran for seven series between 1977 and 1983.[5]

My Music
GenreMusical humorous panel game
Running time30 mins
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Language(s)English
Home stationBBC Home Service and BBC Radio 4
TV adaptationsBBC2 (1977-1983)
Starring(Chair)
Steve Race (1967-94)[1][2]
(Panellists)
Frank Muir (1967-94)
David Franklin (1967-73)
John Amis (1974-94)
Denis Norden (1967-94)
Ian Wallace (1967-94)
Created byTony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
Produced byTony Shryane, Bobby Jaye, Pete Atkin, Richard Edis
Original release3 January 1967 – 24 January 1994
No. of series29
No. of episodes520+
Opening theme1. 1967-75 Composed by Graham Dalley
2. 1976-82 Composed by Graham Dalley; arranged by ?
3. 1983-94 Composed by Graham Dalley; arranged by ?

My Music followed My Word!'s pattern of two teams of two competing in a series of challenges, based this time on music rather than words. Again, the quiz element was subordinate to the entertainment. In later years, each episode featured a final round in which each contestant was required to sing a song, regardless of his vocal ability. Initially, this was a genuine test of whether the contestants knew the songs, but later the songs were always ones that they were certain to know. Indeed, towards the end Denis Norden decided what song he would sing, supplying some rather bizarre ones. Many of these were written by the English music hall songwriters R. P. Weston and Bert Lee.

The teams were:

  • 1967–1973: Ian Wallace and Denis Norden versus David Franklin and Frank Muir
  • 1973: Ian Wallace and Denis Norden versus Owen Brannigan and Frank Muir
  • 1974–1994: Ian Wallace and Denis Norden versus John Amis and Frank Muir (these four participants also contested the TV version)

The show was hosted for its entire run by composer Steve Race, who also set the challenges (after an early period in which they were set by show creator Edward J. Mason) and provided piano accompaniment where appropriate (except in the first five series, in which accompaniment was provided by Graham Dalley on mellotron). Neither Race nor Wallace missed a single one of the more than 520 episodes broadcast.

Graham Dalley, the show's first accompanist, also composed the signature tune,[6] and his original mellotron version was used from 1967 to 1975.[7] A new arrangement of the theme, featuring trumpets, bass guitar, electric guitar, conga drums, and cabasa,[8] was used from 1976,[7] and was succeeded in 1983 by an arrangement for piano and harpsichord, composed by Steve Race.[7]

Producers of the programme included Tony Shryane and Pete Atkin.

In the United States, the show was syndicated on the WFMT Fine Arts Network until 1 October 2013, when BBC ended US distribution.[9]

Episode Guide

Series 1 (3 January – 28 March 1967 - 13 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Tuesday night at 9.00 pm on the BBC Home Service and were recorded before an invited audience at the 'Paris' Studio, Lower Regent Street, London.

  1. Tuesday 3 January 1967 (recorded 31 July 1967)
  2. Tuesday 10 January 1967
  3. Tuesday 17 January 1967
  4. Tuesday 24 January 1967
  5. Tuesday 31 January 1967
  6. Tuesday 7 February 1967
  7. Tuesday 14 February 1967
  8. Tuesday 21 February 1967 (Lionel Hale stands in for Frank Muir who is indisposed)
  9. Tuesday 28 February 1967
  10. Tuesday 7 March 1967
  11. Tuesday 14 March 1967
  12. Tuesday 21 March 1967
  13. Tuesday 28 March 1967


Series 2 (4 October 1967 to 10 January 1968 -  15 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Wednesday night at 7.00 pm and repeated the following Tuesday at 12.25 pm on BBC Radio 4.

There was no broadcast on Wednesday 22 November 1967; the evening was devoted to a recording of CARMEN from the 1967 Salzburg Festival which was made available by courtesy of Austrian Radio.  Researchers have indicated that while My Music was not broadcast on this date, it was broadcast in its repeat slot on 28 Nov 67. It would appear that this episode was not included in BBC Transcription Service LP’s of the programme.

  1. Wednesday 4 October 1967 repeated Tuesday 10 October 1967
  2. Wednesday 11 October 1967 repeated Tuesday 17 October 1967
  3. Wednesday 18 October 1967 repeated Tuesday 24 October 1967
  4. Wednesday 25 October 1967 repeated Tuesday 31 October 1967
  5. Wednesday 1 November 1967 repeated Tuesday 7 November 1967
  6. Wednesday 8 November 1967 repeated Tuesday 14 November 1967
  7. Wednesday 15 November 1967 repeated Tuesday 21 November 1967
  8. Tuesday 28 November 1967
  9. Wednesday 29 November 1967 repeated Tuesday 5 December 1967
  10. Wednesday 6 December 1967 repeated Tuesday 12 December 1967
  11. Wednesday 13 December 1967 repeated Tuesday 19 December 1967
  12. Wednesday 20 December 1967 repeated Tuesday 26 December 1967
  13. Wednesday 27 December 1967 repeated Tuesday 2 January 1968
  14. Wednesday 3 January 1968 repeated Tuesday 9 January 1968
  15. Wednesday 10 January 1968 repeated Tuesday 16 January 1968


Series 3 (29 April  to 22 July 1968 – 13 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Monday night at 7.00 pm and repeated the following Sunday at 12.25 pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Monday 29 April 1968 repeated Sunday 5 May 1968
  2. Monday 6 May 1968 repeated Sunday 12 May 1968
  3. Monday 13 May 1968 repeated Sunday 19 May 1968
  4. Monday 20 May 1968 repeated Sunday 26 May 1968
  5. Monday 27 May 1968 repeated Sunday 2 June 1968 (Michael Flanders stands in for Frank Muir)
  6. Monday 3 June 1968 repeated Sunday 9 June 1968
  7. Monday 10 June 1968 repeated Sunday 16 June 1968
  8. Monday 17 June 1968 repeated Sunday 23 June 1968
  9. Monday 24 June 1968 repeated Sunday 30 June 1968
  10. Monday 1 July 1968 repeated Sunday 7 July 1968
  11. Monday 8 July 1968 repeated Sunday 14 July 1968
  12. Monday 15 July 1968 repeated Sunday 21 July 1968
  13. Monday 22 July 1968 repeated Sunday 28 July 1968


Series 4 (10 March to 2 June 1969 – 13 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Monday night at 7.00 pm and repeated the following Sunday at 12.25 pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Monday 19 March 1969 repeated Sunday 16 March 1969
  2. Monday 17 March 1969 repeated Sunday 23 March 1969
  3. Monday 24 March 1969 repeated Sunday 30 March 1969 (Barry Took stands in for Frank Muir)
  4. Monday 31 March 1969 repeated Sunday 6 April 1969
  5. Monday 7 April 1969 repeated Sunday 13 April 1969
  6. Monday 14 April 1969 repeated Sunday 20 April 1969
  7. Monday 21 April 1969 repeated Sunday 27 April 1969
  8. Monday 28 April 1969 repeated Sunday 4 May 1969
  9. Monday 5 May 1969 repeated Sunday 11 May 1969
  10. Monday 12 May 1969 repeated Sunday 18 May 1969
  11. Monday 19 May 1969 repeated Sunday 25 May 1969
  12. Monday 26 May 1969 repeated Sunday 1st  June 1969
  13. Monday 2 June 1969 repeated Sunday 8 June 1969


Series 5 (28 December 1969 to 29 March 1970  - 14 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Sunday night at 6.30 pm and repeated the following Friday at 7.00pm.

  1. Sunday 28 December 1969 repeated Friday 2 January 1970
  2. Sunday 4 January 1970 repeated Friday 9 January 1970
  3. Sunday 11 January 1970 repeated Friday 17 January 1970
  4. Sunday 18 January 1970 repeated Friday 23 January 1970
  5. Sunday 25 January 1970 repeated Friday 30 January 1970
  6. Sunday 1 February 1970 repeated Friday 6 February 1970
  7. Sunday 8 February 1970 repeated Friday 13 February 1970
  8. Sunday 15 February 1970 repeated Friday 20 February 1970
  9. Sunday 22 February 1970 repeated Friday 27 February 1970
  10. Sunday 1 March 1970 repeated Friday 6 March 1970
  11. Sunday 8 March 1970 repeated Friday 13 March 1970
  12. Sunday 15 March 1970 repeated Friday 20 March 1970
  13. Sunday 22nd  March 1970 repeated Friday 27 March 1970
  14. Sunday 29 March 1970 repeated Friday 3 April 1970


Series 6 (28 January 1971 to 22 April 1971 – 13 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Friday afternoon at 12.25 pm and repeated the following Monday evening at 7.30 pm

  1. Thursday 28 January 1971 repeated Monday 1 February 1971
  2. Thursday 4 February 1971 repeated Monday 8 February 1971
  3. Thursday 11 February 1971 repeated Monday 15 February 1971
  4. Thursday 18 February 1971 repeated Monday 22 February 1971
  5. Thursday 25 February 1971 repeated Monday 1 March 1971
  6. Thursday 4 March 1971 repeated Monday 8 March 1971
  7. Thursday 11 March 1971 repeated Monday 15 March 1971
  8. Thursday 18 March 1971 repeated Monday 22 March 1971
  9. Thursday 25 March 1971 repeated Monday 29 March 1971
  10. Thursday 1 April 1971 repeated Monday 5 April 1971
  11. Thursday 8 April 1971 repeated Monday 12 April 1971
  12. Thursday 15 April 1971 repeated Monday 19 April 1971
  13. Thursday 22 April 1971 repeated Monday 26 April 1971

Series 7 (26 Dec ember 1971 to  – 15 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Sunday evening at 7.00 pm and repeated the following Thursday afternoon 12.25 pm

  1. Sunday 26 December 1971
  2. Sunday 2 January 1972 repeated Thursday 6 January 1972
  3. Sunday 9th  January 1972 repeated Thursday 13 January 1972
  4. Sunday 16 January 1972 repeated Thursday 20 January 1972
  5. Sunday 23 January 1972 repeated Thursday 27 January 1972
  6. Sunday 30 January 1972 repeated Thursday 3 February 1972
  7. Sunday 6 February 1972 repeated Thursday 10 February 1972
  8. Sunday 13 February 1972 repeated Thursday 17 February 1972
  9. Sunday 20 February 1972 repeated Thursday 24 February 1972
  10. Sunday 27 February 1972 repeated Thursday 2 March 1972
  11. Sunday 5 March 1972 repeated Thursday 9 March 1972
  12. Sunday 12 March 1972 repeated Thursday 16 March 1972
  13. Sunday 19 March 1972 repeated Thursday 23 March 1972
  14. Sunday 26 March 1972 repeated Thursday 30 March 1972
  15. Sunday 2 April 1972 repeated Thursday 6 April 1972

Special editions

  1. Tuesday 20 June 1972 - a special edition for the 150th anniversary of the Royal Academy.  TV cameras were present to film inserts for a David Franklyn programme 'One Pair of Eyes'.
  2. Wednesday 15 November 1972 - special edition recorded before an invited audience at Pebble Mill, Birmingham to mark the B.B.C. 50th Anniversary recorded 13 November 19

Series 8 (25 December 1972 to 25 March 1973 – 14 editions)

Special edition

Monday 25 December 1972  My Word! It’s My Music - A Christmas edition of the two radio panel games with Dilys Powell , David Franklin and Frank Muir who challenge Anne Scott-James , Ian Wallace and Denis Norden. In the chair Sir Jack Longland and Steve Race who compiled the questions. Broadcast at 7.30pm.


Series 18 (9th June - 1st December 1982)

  1. Wednesday 9th June 1982 repeated Friday 11th June 1982
  2. Wednesday 16th June 1982 repeated Friday 18th June 1982
  3. Wednesday 23rd June 1982 repeated Friday 25th June 1982
  4. Wednesday 30th June 1982 repeated Friday 2nd July 1982
  5. Wednesday 7th July 1982 repeated Friday 9th July 1982
  6. Wednesday 14th July 1982 repeated Friday 16th July 1982
  7. Wednesday 21st July 1982 repeated Friday 23rd July 1982
  8. Wednesday 28th July 1982 repeated Friday 30th July 1982
  9. Wednesday 4th August 1982 repeated Friday 6th August 1982
  10. Wednesday 11th August 1982 repeated Friday 13th August 1982
  11. Wednesday 18th August 1982 repeated Friday 20th August 1982
  12. Wednesday 25th August 1982 repeated Friday 27th August 1982
  13. Wednesday 1st September 1982 repeated Friday 3rd September 1982
  14. Wednesday 8th September 1982 repeated Friday 10th September 1982
  15. Wednesday 15th September 1982 repeated Friday 17th September 1982
  16. Wednesday 22nd September 1982 repeated Friday 24th September 1982
  17. Wednesday 29th September 1982 repeated Friday 1st October 1982
  18. Wednesday 6th October 1982 repeated Friday 8th October 1982
  19. Wednesday 13th October 1982 repeated Friday 15th October 1982
  20. Wednesday 20th October 1982 repeated Friday 22nd October 1982
  21. Wednesday 27th October 1982 repeated Friday 29th October 1982
  22. Wednesday 3rd November 1982 repeated Friday 5th November 1982
  23. Wednesday 10th November 1982 repeated Friday 12th November 1982
  24. Wednesday 17th November 1982 repeated Friday 19th November 1982
  25. Wednesday 24th November 1982 repeated Friday 26th November 1982
  26. Wednesday 1st December 1982 repeated Friday 3rd December 1982

Series 25 (27 November 1989 -  22 January 1989 – 8 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Monday afternoon at 12.25 pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Monday 27 November 1993
  2. Monday 3 December 1993
  3. Monday 11 December 1993
  4. Monday 18 December 1993
  5. Monday 1 January 1994
  6. Monday 8 January 1994
  7. Monday 15 January 1994
  8. Monday 22 January 1994

Series 26 (3 April 1990 – 22 May 1990 – 8 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Tuesday afternoon at 12.25 pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Tuesday 3 April 1990
  2. Tuesday 10 April 1990
  3. Tuesday 17 April 1990
  4. Tuesday 24 April 1990
  5. Tuesday 1 May 1990
  6. Tuesday 8 May 1990
  7. Tuesday 15 May 1990
  8. Tuesday 22 May 1990 (The 500th edition)

Series 27 (2 December 1991 to 20 January 1992 - 8 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Monday afternoon at 12.25pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Monday 2 December 1991
  2. Monday 9 December 1991
  3. Monday 16 December 1991
  4. Monday 23 December 1991
  5. Monday 30 December 1991
  6. Monday 6 January 1992
  7. Monday 13 January 1992
  8. Monday 20 January 1992

Series 28 (6 October 1992 to 24 November 1992 - 8 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Tuesday  afternoon at 12.25pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Tuesday 6 October 1992
  2. Monday 13h October 1992
  3. Monday 20h October 1992
  4. Monday 27 October 1992
  5. Monday 3 November 1993
  6. Monday 10 November 1993
  7. Monday 17 November 1993
  8. Monday 24 November 1993

Series 29 (6 December 1993 - 24 January 1994 - 8 episodes)

The programmes were broadcast each Monday afternoon at 12.25pm on BBC Radio 4.

  1. Monday 6 December 1993
  2. Monday 13h December 1993
  3. Monday 20h December 1993
  4. Monday 27 December 1993
  5. Monday 3 January 1994
  6. Monday 10 January 1994
  7. Monday 17 January 1994
  8. Monday 24 January 1994 (the final programme)

The Songs

In the later editions, the four contributors performed their 'Party Pieces', songs or musical items.


Series 18

Programme 1

  • After the Ball (Frank)
  • Die schöne Müllerin (John)
  • Loving Sam (Dennis)
  • They Didn't Believe Me (Ian)

Programme 2

  • I Want to Be Happy (Frank)
  • If Music Be the Food of Love Sing On (John)
  • I'm Gonna Keep on Doing (Dennis)
  • They Didn't Believe Me (Ian)


Series 22/23/24 - unknown

Series 25

Programme 1

  • I'll Be Your Sweetheart (Frank)
  • Toy Trumpet (John)
  • Nothing (Dennis)
  • The Sunshine of Your Smile (Ian)

Programme 2 - unknown

Programme 3

  • My Baby Just Cares for Me (Frank)
  • Drigo's Serenade (John)
  • Do You Want Any Dirty Work Done? (Dennis)
  • All the Things You Are (Kern) (Ian)

Programme 4

  • Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Frank)
  • Aria from The Girl of the Golden West by Puccini (John)
  • I'm Knitting A Singlet for Cecil (Dennis)
  • In An Old Fashioned Town (The Whitney Song) (Ian)

Programme 5

  • There's A Small Hotel (Rogers & Hart) (Frank)
  • Pavanne by Morton Gould (John)
  • Our Avenue (Dennis)
  • Oh Gin ! Were a Baron's Air (Ian)

Programme 6

  • Ma He's Making Eyes At Me (Frank)
  • Serenade from 'The Student Prince' (John)
  • One of the Thousand Islands (Dennis)
  • Fold Your Wings from 'Glamorous Night' by Ivor Novello (Ian)

Programme 7

  • Get Out and Get Under (Frank)
  • Oh Maiden, My Maiden from 'Frederica' by Lehar (John)
  • Are You Lonesome Tonight (parody) (Dennis)
  • Love Walked In (Ian)

Programme 8 - unknown

Series 26

Programme 1

  • I've Got a Motto (Frank)
  • Pavanne by Faurre (John)
  • When I've Got my Bolshevik Blood Up (Dennis)
  • Old Father Thames (Ian)

Programme 2

  • J'Attendrai (Frank)
  • Black is the Colour of My True Love's Hair (John)
  • Little Willie's Woodbines (Dennis)
  • You Are My Honeysuckle (Ian)

Programme 3

  • Nellie Dean (Frank)
  • Polka from 'Facade' by Walton (John)
  • Since Charlie Did His Courting in A Chalk Pit (Dennis)
  • The Moment I Saw You (Ian)

Programme 4

  • If I Had a Talking Picture of You (Frank)
  • Bonnie at Morn (John)
  • One of the Best (Dennis)
  • Stardust (Ian)

Programme 5

  • Goodbye Sally (Frank)
  • Salut d'Amour (Elgar) (John)
  • Don't Mention My Name (Dennis)
  • If The Heart of a Man from 'The Beggar's Opera' (Ian)

Programme 6

  • Everybody's Doin' It (Frank)
  • The Sussex Mama's Carol (John)
  • The Tears Shed in London Tonight (Weston and Lee) (Dennis)
  • Where or When (Ian)

Programme 7

  • A Foggy Day (in London Town) (Frank)
  • La Ci Darem la Mano from 'Don Giovanni' by Mozart(John)
  • Love 'em and Leave 'em Joe (Dennis)
  • Turn Ye Tay Me (Ian)

Programme 8 (The 500th Programme)

  • My Dear Old Dutch (Frank)
  • The Rose (John)
  • He Was More Like A Friend Than A Husband (Dennis)
  • For You Alone (Ian)

Series 27

Programme 1

  • Music Maestro Please (Frank)
  • Love Song by Bach (John)
  • Don't Do Your Courting Round the Gate Post (Dennis)
  • Nature Boy (eden ardez) (Ian)

Programme 2

  • I've Told Every Little Star (Frank)
  • Dusk (Armstrong Gibbs) (Steve)
  • Waltz by Brahms (John)
  • You Ought To Know Better, A Big Girl Like You (Dennis)
  • Come to the Fair (Helen Taylor and Easthope Martin) (Ian)

Programme 3

  • Down the Road (Frank)
  • A Fairy Went A-Marketing (John)
  • Heaven Will Protect an Honest Girl (Dennis)
  • Songs For Our Time (Oly-ma-kitty-luca-chi-chi-chi) (Ian)

Programme 4

  • I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) (Frank)
  • Long Lonely Year (Swann) (John)
  • Hard to be Humble (Dennis)
  • Gentle Maiden (Steve)
  • Bonnie Mary of Argyll (Ian)

Programme 5

  • Just Like the Ivy (Frank)
  • Habanera from 'Carmen' (Bizet) (John)
  • Men of Harlech (parody) (Dennis)
  • A Gordon for Me (Ian)

Programmes 6/7/8 - unknowwn

Series 28

Programme 1

  • The Sun Has Got His Hat On (Noel Gay and Ralph Butler) (Frank)
  • Lament by Cilea (John)
  • Lips that Touched Kipper Shall Never Touch Mine (Dennis)
  • (The Rollicking) Gay Highway (Ian)

Programme 2

  • The Galloping Major (Fred W. Leigh and George Bastow) (Frank)
  • Amazing Grace (John)
  • You are my Girl-ski (George Arthurs & Worton David) (Dennis)
  • She's the Perfect Wife (Ian)

Programme 3

  • Don't Bring Lulu (Billy Rose, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson) (Frank)
  • Try to Remember (Tom Jones) (John)
  • Please Don't Send me Down A Baby Brother (Arthur Schwarz & Dorothy Fields) (Dennis)
  • Can I Forget You (Kern) (Ian)

Programme 4

  • She's Only A Bird in A Guided Cage (Frank)
  • Humoresque (Dvorak) (John)
  • Romeo (Dennis)
  • Brigg Fair (Steve)
  • She Moves Through the Fair (Ian)

Programme 5

  • I'm On A See-Saw (Vivian Ellis) (Frank)
  • Theme from 'Whistle Down the Wind' (Malcolm Arnold) (John)
  • Sophie (I go so far with Sophie and Sophie goes so far with me) (Dennis)
  • Love is a Very Light Thing (Ian)

Programme 6

  • What'll I Do (Berlin) (Frank)
  • Cara Nome from Rigoletto (Verdi) (John)
  • Mrs Binns Twins (Dennis)
  • Love is the Sweetest Thing (Steve)
  • The Very Thought of You (Ian)

Programme 7

  • You're Getting to Be A Habit With Me (Mercer) (Frank)
  • The Whistler and His Dog (Arthur Prior) (John)
  • What Percy's Picked up in the Park (Dennis)
  • Make Believe (Kern) (Steve)
  • Long Ago and far Away (Kern) (Ian)

Programme 8

  • Other Peoples Babies (Frank)
  • Oh Mistress Mine (Shakespeare) (John)
  • Are You Lonesome Tonight (parody) (Dennis)
  • Oh Marie!(Ian)

Series 29

Programme 1

  • All Alone (Frank)
  • Saturday Night Waltz from the ballet 'Rodeo' by Aaron Copeland (John)
  • He Touched Me (Dennis)
  • In an Old-Fashioned Town (The Witney Song) (Ian)

Programme 2

  • After You’ve Gone (Frank)
  • Master Kilby (John)
  • You Have to Show It to Mother Before You Show It To Me (Dennis)
  • Laura (Ian)

Programme 3

  • C’est Magnifique (Frank)
  • Bilbow’s Last Song (John & Ian)
  • They're Moving Father's Grave to Build a Sewer (Dennis)
  • The Kashmiri Song (Pale hands I Loved Beside the Shalimar) (Steve)
  • The Old Songs (Ian)

Programme 4

  • Dream (Frank)
  • I Wonder As I Wander (John)
  • I Shan’t Mend Your Waistcoat Any More (Dennis)
  • Limehouse Reach (Ian)

Programme 5

  • Get Out & Get Under the Moon (Frank)
  • Theme by Borodin (John)
  • Will You Love Me When I’m Mutton? (Dennis)
  • The Gentle Maiden (Steve)
  • Oh Marie (Ian)

Programme 6

  • In A Shady Nook (By A Babbling Brook) (Frank)
  • King Henry (John)
  • Did Your First Wife Ever Do That? (Dennis)
  • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Ian)

Programme 7

  • What’ll I Do?
  • Habanera from Ravel’s 'Rhapsody Espagnol' (John)
  • Only Once A Night  (Denis)
  • Bonnie Mary of Argyle (Ian)

Programme 8

  • Who’s Sorry Now (Frank)
  • The Blonde in the Gondola (John)
  • Sissy (Dennis)
  • I Love the Moon (Steve)   
  • Moon River (Ian)

References
  1. "Obituaries: Steve Race". Telegraph.co.uk. 22 June 2009. Retrieved 16 July 2018.
  2. Leigh, Spencer (24 June 2009). "Obituaries: Steve Race: Musician and broadcaster best known for his association with the programme 'My Music'". The Independent. Retrieved 20 June 2020.
  3. "GBCC » My Music0". Thegbcc.info. Retrieved 21 September 2018.
  4. "BBC Radio 7 - My Music - Episode guide". BBC. Retrieved 16 July 2018.
  5. "Steve Race". IMDb.com. Retrieved 9 June 2016.
  6. "untitled episode". My Music. Season 12. Episode 3. 18 minutes in.
  7. "My Music". The Global British Comedy Collaborative. 27 March 2010. Retrieved 27 January 2013.
  8. "untitled episode". My Music. Season 12. Episode 3. 17 minutes in.
  9. "My Word, My Music ~ A Fond Farewell". Kalw.org. Retrieved 21 September 2018.

Further reading
  • Race, Steve (1979) My Music; with the contributions of Frank Muir, Denis Norden, Ian Wallace, John Amis and David Franklin; drawings by John Jensen. London: Robson ISBN 0-86051-072-7 (Based on the radio and television programme My Music, "the panel game originated by Edward J. Mason and Tony Shryane.")

See also
  • Face the Music (TV series) - a similarly lighthearted contest broadcast on BBC Television.
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