BBC Radio 4’s long-running Desert Island Discs will fittingly feature a World War Two veteran for its 3,000th edition in Remembrance Week 2014, in the centenary year of the start of the First World War.

Former Royal Navy test pilot Eric “Winkle” Brown will appear on Desert Island Discs on Friday 14th November. Eric is the Navy Fleet Air Arm’s most decorated pilot and holds the record for the most flight deck landings. Presenter Kirsty Young, who has presented Desert Island Discs since 2006, describes Eric Brown as “the perfect castaway” to celebrate the 3,000th edition. The first edition of Desert Island Discs was broadcast on 29 January 1942.

To mark the 3000th edition of Desert Island Discs, MyFirstRecord.co.uk / Record Press are offering you the opportunity to win a framed vinyl single of your favourite song – the one that you would save if the waves crashed onto the beach of the desert island and threatened to wash your records away!!

Answer the three questions below and simply enter our Desert Island Discs 3000^th Edition Competition ( Prize details below ).

1) Name the three Desert Island Discs presenters, prior to Kirsty Young?

2) Which eight songs / records would you take to the desert island?

3) Of these which is  your favourite song and why?

The author of the best reply to these three questions will WIN A PRIZE OF A FRAMED VINYL SINGLE / DISC OF THEIR FAVOURITE SONG WITH A COMMEMORATIVE 3,000^th DESERT ISLAND DISCS PLAQUE.

E-mail your three answers to info@MyFirstRecord.co.uk 

All entries must be submitted with your name and e-mail address by Sunday 30th November 2014.