Welcome to the
official site of the
funky, award-winning
WBBC - the Whispering
Bob Broadcasting
Company.
WBBC is a production
house specialising
in Radio and Television
programmes and
event management.
WBBC was founded
in 2005 by Bob Harris
and Trudie
Myerscough-Harris
and is based at
The Old Stables East,
Hill Farm,
Church Lane,
Steventon,
Oxon OX13 6SW.
Contact us at on 01235 834826
or at office@wbbc.biz
Silverstone Classic 23rd-25th July
The BSM Centenary Abarth 500 Celebrity Challenge in aid of the Bobby Moore Fund For Cancer Research
More information here and photographs of the day in the gallery
WBBC are delighted to be involved with – Fairport Convention’s annual Cropredy Festival! This year we shall be producing a HD film documentary of the event for broadcast on SKY ARTS.
The documentary will feature all the highlights from the stage over the weekend including some not to be missed backstage interviews with the artists by ‘Whispering’ Bob Harris himself!
Acts include: Fairport Convention, Satus Quo, Little Feat, Bellowhead, Thea Gilmore, Pauline Black of The Selecter and many more… full line up available on the website.
THE A-Z OF AOR The ultimate Rock Radio playlist.
Hosted by Bob Harris.
Weekly from 7th April at 10 pm.
BBC RADIO 2.
Playlists here
Sound & Vision, 25th February 2010 - a magical night at Abbey Road, with performances by Robert Plant, Beth Nielsen Chapman, the London Oriana Choir, David Gray and Newton Faulkner. We raised more than £260,000 for Cancer Research UK.
Click here for more information/pics etc
'Who Knows Where The Time Goes' has been awarded silver in the Music Special category.
The judges said: "This was a fascinating and touching portrait of Sandy Denny. A story well told through the unique and empathetic style of the presenter
Bob Harris. A comprehensive and well-produced programme."
'The Day John Met Paul' has been awarded silver in the Music Special category. The judges said "The imaginative use of archive material was combined with contextual interviews to recreate the origins of the major musical phenomenon of the twentieth century at a Liverpool church fete. It was not only highly informative, but also profoundly touching in its unaffected presentation of such a momentous narrative."
This programme will be broadcast again on 29th August as part of the BBC Radio 2 Beatles Weekend.
Paul McCartney and the WBBC team, recording 'The Day John met Paul' for BBC Radio 2
Bob, Trudie and Genevieve at the new WBBC offices
