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

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 programme was originally broadcast in 1968.

This is a recording as it was being broadcast rather than the studio recording, and for

that reason, you may use some degradation in the sound quality.

Each week, a well-known person has asked the question, if you were to be cast away and

learn on a desert island, which eight gramophone records would you choose to have with you?

As usual, the castaway is introduced by Roy Plumley.

This week, ladies and gentlemen, our castaway is a musician who's also a soldier, left

down in Colonel C. H. J. Goh.

Do you play record a lot?

Not so much nowadays, being rather busy, and since most of my library is a 78 library.

What do you want music to do for you on this desert island?

Well, I suppose to be absolutely honest to remind one of one's musical, apart from anything

else.

What's the first one you've chosen?

The first record I've chosen is I suppose a rather hackneyed record in some way, but I love

it.

Having been a choir boy, myself, and it's love and hear my prayer.

The first record I've chosen is I suppose a rather hackneyed record in some way, but I love it.

I suppose a rather hackneyed record in some way, but I love it.

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