Hello, I'm Kirstie Young, and this is a download from the Desert Island Discs archive.

This edition may be slightly different from what was actually broadcast, but it is the only version we have.

It comes from the British Library's radio collection.

The recording didn't contain the guest's eight music choices, so we've rebuilt the original show

by using discs from the BBC Gramophone library.

For rights reasons, we've had to shorten the music.

Full details can be found on the Castaways page on the Desert Island Discs website.

The program was originally broadcast in 1981, and the presenter was Roy Plumlee. On a desert island this week is the man who is the voice of Miss Peggy and some other

muppit mates it's Frank Oz. Frank is music a major interest of yours?

Not a major interest of yours?

Not a major one, no. I'm not one who comes home and sits down and listens to music.

I tend to listen to music a great deal in the car driving to and from work.

Have you any skill at music?

Do you play an instrument?

I studied cello for about a year when I was in my teens and I've taken about a year and a half

a piano and music theory.

Have you ever played in public anyway? No. in a half piano and music theory.

Have you ever played in public anyway?

No, no.

No, there's no real reason for me to play in public anywhere.

Right, now you have just this miserable allowance of eight discs. What's the first one you've chosen?

The first one is called Young Man Moes, and it's the title of the album. It's by Moes Allison, who's a particular favorite of mine. The reason I chose

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