1 CD, Sir Tim Rice, composer, interviewed by Jonathan Rice. The CD consists of 5 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:08] Introduction by Jonathan Rice, [0:09-1:24] Sir Tim Rice talks about being asked to be MCC President by Ted Dexter and not coming from a cricket background, [1:25-2:08] Sir Tim Rice talks about his first match at Lord's in 1957 between Middlesex and Sussex, [2:09-2:50] Sir Tim Rice talks about not being a regular at Lord's until 1963, [2:51-4:00] Sir Tim Rice talks about becoming an MCC member in 1969.
Track 2: [0:00-1:17] Sir Tim Rice talks about being on the Arts and Library sub-committee and moving to the Committee, [1:18-2:18] Sir Tim Rice talks about playing one match on the main ground for the Lord's Taverners and getting Colin Cowdrey out, [2:19-3:27] Sir Tim Rice talks about the Lord's wicket being good to bat on and worrying about falling down the pavilion steps, [3:28-4:16] Sir Tim Rice talks about Zimbabwe being the touring team during his Presidency year.
Track 3: [0:00-1:34] Sir Tim Rice talks about not wanting to get involved Zimbabwe politicians, [1:35-2:43] Sir Tim Rice talks about watching South Africa at Lord's and going to Australia for the 2002-2003 England tour to Australia representing MCC, [2:44-3:41] Sir Tim Rice talks about attending the 2003 Cricket World Cup.
Track 4: [0:00-2:10] Sir Tim Rice Talks about MCC's increased influence through the Spirit of Cricket and its position of neutrality, [2:11-6:12] Sir Tim Rice talks about being the first person to propose Rachel Heyhoe Flint as a member, praises the efforts of Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie and the current status of feel membership.
Track 5: [0:00-2:09] Sir Tim Rice talks about MCC continuing to play matches at home and overseas tours and growing cricketer internationally, [2:10-3:31] Sir Tim Rice talks about the possibility of MCC having a non-British or female President.