Keith Fordyce
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Starting his career on Radio Luxembourg in the 1950s, Keith Fordyce went on to host the talent show [[Thank Your Lucky Stars]], and is perhaps best known as the compere of ''Ready Steady Go!'' He had a regular show on the Light Programme, and hosted Radio 2's [[Beat the Record]] programme into the early 1990s. He died in March 2011, aged 83. | Starting his career on Radio Luxembourg in the 1950s, Keith Fordyce went on to host the talent show [[Thank Your Lucky Stars]], and is perhaps best known as the compere of ''Ready Steady Go!'' He had a regular show on the Light Programme, and hosted Radio 2's [[Beat the Record]] programme into the early 1990s. He died in March 2011, aged 83. | ||
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| + | One of his other hosting roles was the Thames TV gardening show ''Kitchen Garden'' (1976-9), in which he demonstrated how to grow food, and Claire Rayner showed how to cook it. | ||
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Revision as of 14:35, 27 March 2011
Biography
Starting his career on Radio Luxembourg in the 1950s, Keith Fordyce went on to host the talent show Thank Your Lucky Stars, and is perhaps best known as the compere of Ready Steady Go! He had a regular show on the Light Programme, and hosted Radio 2's Beat the Record programme into the early 1990s. He died in March 2011, aged 83.
Trivia
One of his other hosting roles was the Thames TV gardening show Kitchen Garden (1976-9), in which he demonstrated how to grow food, and Claire Rayner showed how to cook it.
