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Chef Angela Hartnett recalls her experiences of the 1970s.

Angela was born in Kent. Her father was in the Merchant Navy and her mother was of Welsh/Italian descent. Angela began her culinary career under the watchful eye of Gordon Ramsay. She had already learned on the job before meeting Gordon, working at a hotel in Cambridge and later at the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados. In 2003 she won 'Best Newcomer' at the Square Meal Guides’ BMW Best New Restaurant award for her work at the two restaurants at the Connaught in London. Her first TV appearance was on ITV1's 'Hell's Kitchen'.

In mid-2007, Hartnett published her first book "Cucina: Three Generations of Italian Family Cooking;". In August 2008 Hartnett launched Murano, a fine-dining Italian restaurant in Mayfair, which has been awarded one Michelin star and is the holder of 4 AA Rosettes. She has opened several more fine food establishments since then and made many TV appearances.

Currently, Angela is Chef Patron for Murano restaurant, Cafe Murano in St James's and Covent Garden, Cucina Angelina in Courchevel, France and joint owner of Merchant's Tavern in Shoreditch.

Elsewhere on the show, Johnnie fires up his Jukebox ready for another listener addition, plus he takes a look back at 'This Week In Music' in the 1970's courtesy of the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Archives.