·18·24 JUNE'1983 15 Bjorn free - to talk with Robert Ottaway commentators. And the men stm competing joining a great line of at Wimbledon,' I can Wimbledon 83 experts judge other people's (coverage starts BBCI games, the way they Monday 1.45 pm) Is play, because I know Bjorn Borg, who will Join a great deal about their Dan Maskell and Mark temperament and Cox to give us his views strategy, as well as their about some of the men he Immediate tactics'. elevzszon defeated during his record And who does he think five-year run of victories will be the new ruler of on thls.court. the racket? ' I think Borg, who has practised this will be the year of his broadcasting technique McEnroe and Ivan Lendl. Joni's back by Interviewing Chris The first will win BBCI / 2 ~~:mplons Lloyd in Paris, says that, Wimbledon and the as a one-man girl never die, they fade into having played so many of second the US Open.'

back us up at all times.' just. a release from the An adventurous It's still a youthful am­ tragedy that may be there choice bition to ride on a fire at the final point. This BBCIOneoftheachieve­ engine, and, as one driver film, which I've seen in ___ ments of Rosa- says with understandable advance, pointedly evokes lind Runcie, as wife to the relish, it's great to be both the grimness and the Archbishop of Canterbury, able to go down the wrong comradeship of situations is that she has added a side of Oxford Street and that. as one fireman ex­ dash of piquancy and open­ see everyone else getting plains, have to be forgot­ mindedness to a role tliat out of the way. , t~m if they are not going might easily be staid. But this element of ex­ to haunt the mind the next So you'll not be sur­ uberance, it's stressed, is time they go out. prised to learn that her choice of musk for Home on Sunday (Sunday 6.40 Want to borrow a billion? pm). a series she launches, is not limited to conven­ tional hymns. As she tells me, ' Music at services should be more adventur­ ous, if only to take minds off the sermons! So I have includ'ed a Negro spiritual arranged by Michael Tip. pett and a composition by Holst.' But she insists that be­ ing home on Sunday is not a sort of sombre and BBC2/RI 'If you keep your life out of your music,' reverential penance and ______says Joni Mitchell (Joni Mitchell-Wem- adds: ' Many tunes in bley 83, Sunday 9.10 pm), 'you're just into soap opera, the modern idIom lend trying to kick life into a formula. For me, my songs themselves to inclusion in are my autobiography. Someone once complained that, any musical programme. in one album, I'd mentioned the word love 50 times. If Christianity does not That's how I want to experience it. With non·mono· respond to the times, then tonous regularity.' _ it dies.' Rock music, 1 - Joni has returned after a three-year sabbatical that asked? 'If it's sincere and she once called retirement, and her new LP, Wild good: she replied. Things Run Fast, is also a development in expressive power over anything she's done before: 'I gave up because I was disappointed about the reception to my ·Alarmsand BBC I When we go to our bank manager for a loan, Charlie Mingus collaboration. It didn't go high in the excursions ____he's usually mighty suspicious, asking for charts. I have always wanted to translate the subtlety For the Brixton collateral, repayment terms, and securities we haven't of jazz into an idiom that reaches a wider public. But ___BBCI Fire Brigade very got. However, Anthony Sampson, the journalist who the word that hurt in the reviews was" pretentious". It few Shouts (Tuesday has invaded the corridors of power over the years, wasn't, and I'm not. I'll take a bet that the album will Documentary, 9.25 pm) assures me that' banks take a very different attitude last longer than anything else I've done.' actually become 'jobs '. when it comes to lending to countries'. She married Larry Kle'in, her bass-player, last Novem­ And some of the 'shouts' This ~ lend-now-and·maybe-pay-Iater' policy has resulted ber and is cheekily r~signed to the fact that' having o-ne emerge as avoidable cries, In a colossal world indebtedness of 700 billion dollars, -steady fellow, with 11 certificate to prove it, may dry up with feckless people set· and a threat to our international banking system. In my source material.' And, of course, her amorous enter­ ting fire to rubbish just Life After Debt (Panorama, Monday 8.10 pm). Sampson prise has made many of her lovers famous in lyrics, for the hell of it. updates the conclusions of his book The Money-Lenders although those lovers have all now bitten the dust or As anyone who's been a by exploring the difficulties of countries like Brazil gone on to quieter things. front-line soldier will and Mexico, who are in hock for millions and show And so Don Juan's Reckless Daughter, title of that know, there's camaraderie no signs of ever being able to pay them back. potently confessional album, may subside into rockin-g­ in danger, illustrated here Says Sampson, who maintains a careful optimism chair serenity. I doubt it myself - but at least it will by a group of men know­ over the outcome: 'The results of a country, say, cause most of her men friends, who've included in the ing, as one says, that they being called 1.0 book are so awful to contemplate that past a casting directory of actors and musicians, from are 'interdependent. If the bankers who've given them the money In the first Warren Beatty (and how did he find the time?) to one fails, we all fail. We place will bend over backwards to prevent that Jackson Browne, to breathe one great sigh of relief. have to trust our col· happening. Mind you, if they defaulted, choosing to As one remarked: • Knowing Joni is all very well, but leagues, and it's hearten­ cancel their debt unilaterally, then world disaster I didn't want it to go high in the charts.' ing to know that they will might ensue. It would be an example to others.' 19 JUNE 1983 29 SUNDAYfv BBC2 l 9.10 pm l Joni Mitchell­ ~ Wembley 83 ~ In April of this year Jon! Mitchell - returned to Britain for her first ~ tour in nine years. BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test and Radio l's In Concert went to Wembley to record the last night of the tour and tonight's stereo simultaneous broadcast features highlights from that concert. Director TOM CORCORAN Producer MICHAEL APPLETON For the best el!ect. viewers ... r~:~ ::r.:: :O~~ig ~n~hO~~~ • tion their speakers on ePther side of the screen. but a few feet away. Stereo head· O phones are an alternative.

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In the third of five talks Finest Hour Top 40 Producer PETER flLBEAM String Quartet 'in E flat. about T. S. Eliot's Four • No Brifish statesman in Good Cause "'Uh Tommy Vance Op 12 Quartets, Barbara modern times has had a DAVID BELLAMY talks about Producer aERNIE ANDREWS 6.30 ORLANDO QUARTET Everett, of Somerville more passionate belief In the National Foster Care Richard Murdoch gramophone records College, Oxford, suggests the value of secret Association and its work 7.0 Stereo that through the dream intelfigenee. None has in providing good quality and Friends landscape of East Coker. been more determined to care for 120,000 children. Anne Nightingale George Chisholm, David 9.0 News Eliot explores the human _ put it to good use. ' Donations, bll cheque or Producer PETE RITZE .. A love of home. 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