TV Guide for BBC Radio 2 on Sunday 21st March 2010

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Time	BBC Radio 2
0	00:00 The David Jacobs Collection The greatest songs and performances from Hollywood, Broadway and Tin Pan Alley. Plus the Weekly Common Denominator.
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3	03:00 Richard Allinson Join the 3.46 club with your host Richard Allinson.
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6	06:00 Lynn Parsons Some great tunes, a bit of cheeky chit chat and some Sunday Morning Sax with one listener's all time favourite tune featuring a saxophone moment.
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8	08:00 Aled Jones...Good Morning Sunday Aled Jones says Good Morning Sunday to singer-songwriter Jon Allen. Sister Gemma Simmonds discusses the news and gives the Moment of Reflection.
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10	10:05 Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs Romantic emails, letters and phone calls and a selection of new and classic love songs, presented by Steve Wright.
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12	12:00 Weekend Wogan Sir Terry Wogan is live from the BBC Radio Theatre with music from Mick Hucknall and Katrina from Katrina & The Waves. Plus Griff Rhys Jones joins Terry as his special guest.
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14	14:00 Elaine Paige on Sunday A special edition of the show in which Elaine celebrates the 80th birthday of Stephen Sondheim. Featuring music from a selection of his work including Company and West Side Story.
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16	16:00 Johnnie Walker's Sounds of the 70s American singer-songwriter Carly Simon chats to Johnnie about her career in the 1970s. Her hits include Mockingbird, the Bond theme Nobody Does it Better and You're So Vain.
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18	18:00 Paul O'Grady Motown, Northern Soul and more hits that you've probably forgotten. This week's Cocktail Hour track comes from The John Buzon Trio.
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20	20:00 Great British Songbook... ...Masterclass With Don Black. Richard Allinson is joined by Oscar Award-winning lyricist Don Black for a Great British Songbook masterclass. 20:30 Sunday Half Hour Brian D'Arcy introduces hymns and reflections for Passion Sunday, including There Is A Green Hill Far Away and and When I Survey The Wondrous Cross.
21	21:00 The Laurence Olivier Awards 2010 Direct from the 34th Annual Laurence Olivier Awards, Paul Gambaccini talks to the presenters and winners, with Jodie Prenger getting the buzz from the dazzling red carpet.
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23	23:00 Clare Teal Clare Teal presents the best big band sounds from the 1930s to the present day. Including Lionel Hampton, Glenn Miller, Jack Parnell and Jimmy Dorsey.