Discover the Birthplace of Music Legends: Mike Read’s ‘1000 Years of Denmark Street’ on David Beer’s Legacy Show

David Beer’s Legacy Show on DSR is set to feature a fascinating interview with author and broadcaster, Mike Read, on Tuesday, March 7th at 2pm. In the upcoming show, Mike discusses his latest book, “1000 Years of Denmark Street,” which explores the rich history of London’s “Tin Pan Alley,” the birthplace of many music legends.

Mike’s extensive research into the area’s 1000-year history has uncovered a treasure trove of anecdotes about the characters who lived and worked there. From the street’s origins as a center for musical instrument makers to its transformation into a hub for songwriters and musicians, Mike’s book reveals the fascinating story of this famous street.

Mike Read is a well-known broadcaster and author, having worked in the industry for over 40 years. He is perhaps best known for presenting the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show for five years in the 1980s, as well as hosting popular TV programs like “Saturday Superstore” and “Pop Quiz.” He is currently the breakfast show presenter for the online station, United DJs.

In addition to his broadcasting work, Mike is the Chairman of the British Plaque Trust and an Ambassador for the Prince’s Trust. He has won numerous awards for his contributions to the music industry, and his latest book promises to be a fascinating read for music lovers and history buffs alike.

Fans can catch the Legacy Show exclusively on DSR featuring Mike’s interview on Tuesday, March 7th at 2pm, with a repeat broadcast on Saturday, March 11th at 12 noon. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the rich history of Denmark Street and the many music legends who got their start there.