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

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

The program was originally broadcast in 1982, and the presenter was Roy Plumley. Our cast way this week is a singer, the L'eric Soprano Lutia Pop.

How well could you endure loneliness for a long time?

There are some things that they could make the loneliness quite bearable.

Such as? Like bears.

Bearable, yeah.

Now, apart from being away from your family and friends,

what would be the worst thing about it? Oh, worth thing about

it. I think it would be the lack of work. I love to work, I mean I love my work and I would probably miss it. I'm such a kind of a workaholic.

What would you be happiest to have got away from?

The work probably I don't like. Too much work. Do you collect

records? Have you a lot in your home? No, I don't actually.

Sometimes I buy a record just when I enter the shop

and then I go with 20 or 30 records back.

But I don't really collect them.

What's the first one you've chosen out of this miserable allowance of eight for your island?

Well, you didn't give me too much opportunity.

I think only cruel eight records. And I think of the cruel eight records and I think a Bible is already there.

And the Bible's there and Shakespeare.

And we have sort of pandone because I think Bach is a musical Bible and I choose a violin concert on in

E major, second movement played by David E Estrach. struck. Oh, the The The beginning of the second movement of Bach's violin concerto in E major with David E E E E E E E E E E E E Estrach as soloist.

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