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When he was 5, Charles Chilton went to live with his grandmother after his mother died.

Songs of the Kaiser's war, popular with troops on the Western Front.

In 'The Cockney' Charles Chilton examines the history of rhyming slang. From 1974.

Charles Chilton and his cast recall 1953, when six million listeners were moon bound.

A Spike Milligan clip from The Omar Khayyam Show, produced by Charles Chilton.

Michael Bentine brings us an experiment in sound for 'people with ears six feet apart'.

Charles Chilton worked for the Â鶹ԼÅÄ for 46 years. In 1972, he recalled his London childhood

At the Â鶹ԼÅÄ for 46 years, Charles Chilton recalls his early career at Broadcasting House.

The history of slavery and the American Civil War, through songs and eyewitness accounts.

Comedy and music from Spike Milligan, Bob Todd, Bill Kerr, Barry Humphries and more.

4 Extra Debut. A musical account of the lifestyle of a famous London character.

Songs from the reign of Queen Victoria, with Joseph Cooper and the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Concert Orchestra.