Alan Keith 1950s, he devoted time to devising and presenting music programmes for the BBC. In 1959, he devised "Your Hundred Best Tunes", a programme of famous classical music, operetta and ballads. Keith chose the original 100 pieces himself. Many works were suggested by listeners and played in the programme. Thus a good many more than 100 works were played and the list evolved. Therefore, in subsequent years, a 100 Best were periodically voted for by listeners. In early March 2003, at the age of 94, he recorded an announcement that he intended to retire from the programme after 44 years. However,
Carnaby Street (radio programme) wider Radio Caroline commemorative weekend with an exhibition at Royal Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea in addition to which Williams broadcast his Manx Radio Breakfast Show from Caroline's studio on board the "MV Ross Revenge" on Monday 14 August, to mark fifty years to the day when the act came into law. The programme can trace its lineage to the 1970s with its genesis in previous Manx Radio programmes of a similar genre such as "The Golden Oldies Show" which was presented by Stu Lowe. Following Lowe's departure from Manx Radio, Andy Wint took over the presentation of the station's traditional 60s music