The year is nineteen hundred and eighty something and Timperley became the epicentre of the pop universe with the fantastic Smiths.

It’s the swingin’ 67′s and baby Gary Numan made his first LP, but nobody was particularly interested because they were more into very bright colours at the time.

The mid-sixties was when Elvis Aaron Dodd and the Beatles teamed up for that bit when music sounded all weird.

We’re now in the mid-sixties and the musical world is about to change as two friends meet each other at a Liverpool football match and form the fantastic Beatles.

In 1960 Elvis Aaron Spanish Eyes Harris – aka – Rolf, invented the wall of sound, thus ushering in a new era of ace pop.

According to Frank, they were originally Siamese twins who split into Chuck Berry and Eddie Cochrane as kids and both never looked back, especially when Chuck Berry became Jerry Lee Lewis.

It’s fantastic New Year, and as we wonder what 2011 will bring, let Frank take you back in the opposite direction with his History Of Pop. This week, Bill Haley.

Iiiiiit’s (nearly) Chriiiiiistmaaaaas! And Frank is in a mood for shopping for some ace toys even though he’s meant to be hosting Radio Timperley.

That’s right fantastic Frank Fans – prove you’ve got the F-Factor and not the X-Factor this brilliant Christmas by making Frank get to number one in the charts. We’ve posted the high-budget dolby surround-sound video version here, but you can download the audio version from here!

Are you the man from the Ministry Of Silly Walks? No, I’m a dead parrot, actually… I mean a lumberjack greengrocer…

Big Frank and Little Arfur Daley take to the streets of Laaaandaaan… until Frank’s displeasure at the cockney accent prompts a virtual channel change.

Arrr! Cap’n Sidebottom takes his trusty crew to a desert island for a nosh-up, but horror of horrors – the fish fingers have fallen overboard, so they are left with no choice but to trade with the natives for provisions.

Little Frank appears as the celebrity guest on Big Frank’s version of Desert Island Discs. Unfortunately he doesn’t quite get it… much to Big Frank’s annoyance.

Have you ever wondered how many stalactites and stalagmites there are in the Blue John Mines? Well it’s not as many as there used to be since Frank paid a visit.

As 2010 World Cup fever takes hold, I thought it would be a good idea to post this interview that Little Frank did with Englands fantastic captain Bryan ‘Robbo’ Robson. I know that it’s nearly a quarter of a century late, but Frank lost the original recording down the back of the radiator.

Hello fantastic Radio Timperley listeners, have you found that when you’re looking after a zoo for a week, you need a helping hand? Frank does too, but where can you find the proper staff ?

Hello fantastic egyptologists, follow Frank down the tomb of Maurice Carmen and delight at the wonders from before time or something!

Come with Frank as he takes you on a medium ride through the history of Manchester music except he forgot to put in Freddie And The Dreamers!

Have you seen them Beatles? They were very, very famous you know, and Frank was nearly in them, (I think). Here’s the fantastic tale…

Welcome to Radio Timperley! And without further ado, let’s start things off with a brilliant 55 minute special episode!