Roger Cook - King Sod
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 Roger Cook and Joe Brown
get together to discuss the idea of "Skiffle," a musical based upon the birth of the UK
Skiffle
movement 
Roger is made "King Sod" by the Society of Distinguished
Songwriters
The HTV television network covering the southwest of England and Wales screen "Great Westerners" featuring a documentary on Roger Cook.
The CLIC annual charity event is held in the presence of Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Kent G.C.V.O. at the Hippodrome in Bristol. The guest acts include Madeline Bell who performed three numbers including Cry Me A River. In Act two, Roger and the Sutton Youth Theatre perform a song Roger had written at the request of Bob Woodward, called All My Friends Are
Children 
Roger Cook is interviewed with Roger Greenaway on the Michael Barrymore TV show where they perform Lovers Of The World Unite. They are re-united with some of their other songwriting partners; Les Reed, Barry Mason, Herbie Flowers, Bill Martin and Madeline Bell. They perform a selection of their hits.
 Sam Hogin returns to the studios to work on a new re-vamped version of I Believe In You. This time it's recorded by Bette Midler
(CD Atlantic 7567
82823-2 ).
Roger and 60's Eurovision Song winner, Mary Hopkin, venture to the recording studios and cut some new songs Roger has written for her.
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