Post by Christopher Perry on Apr 28, 2011 8:05:48 GMT
Kaleidoscope Event - Saturday 4th June 2011, The Talbot Hotel, Stourbridge
Hi everyone,
Kaleidoscope are pleased to announce the schedule for our summer event which has a musical theme. Mike Read, Ed Stewart, Pete Murray and David Hamilton will be joining us to celebrate the art of the disc jockey and Junior Campbell of Marmalade will be introducing some vintage appearances by the group.
KALEIDOSCOPE EVENT
Saturday 4th June 2011, 12:00 - 7:00 pm
Function Suite, The Talbot Hotel,
High Street, Stourbridge,
West Midlands DY8 1DW, UK
Free Admission
THE MAIN ROOM
* 12:00 pm Thames television start up film.
* 12:10 pm Music Peter - a special compilation of musical highlights from fifty years of Blue Peter. Acts include the Merseybeats, Girls Aloud, ABBA, Musical Youth, Slade and The Goodies.
* 1:00 pm Top of the Pops - this recovered 1976 edition is presented by Noel Edmonds and also features performances by Billy Ocean, Marmalade, Guys 'N' Dolls, The Walker Brothers and Electric Light Orchestra. A domestic Philips N1500 video recording of the show was purchased from an internet auction site by a consortium including classic TV organisation Kaleidoscope in December 2010 (TX: 12/02/1976).
* 1:30 pm Junior Campbell introduces highlights from performances he did with Marmalade. Guest Junior Campbell looks back on a couple of editions of Anatomy of Pop and an edition of Television Club called "Making a Record". He was also in Jock and Roll from 1982 which includes some of the Anatomy of Pop material of Marmalade. Marmalade appearances include Julie Felix (TX: 03/05/1970) and It's Lulu (TX: 25/07/1970). The presentation will be followed by a short question and answer session with the audience.
* 2:00 pm Break
* 2:15 pm Guest Panel - DJ Heaven. Kaleidoscope are delighted to welcome old friends and new to today's panel celebrating the art of the disc jockey. Mike Read, Ed Stewart and Pete Murray are interviewed by David Hamilton. This is Pete Murray's last ever public appearance and it will be filmed by ITV local news. The panel will be illustrated by clips including Crackerjack, Saturday Superstore, Six Five Special and Pete Murray appearing in Maigret as an actor.
* 3:45 pm Afternoon Tea accompanied by a Quantel demo tape from 1979. This remarkable technology became a staple of pop shows in the eighties and makes for fascinating background wallpaper.
* 4:15 pm Sing Me a Fantasy - A one off musical film from TWW, believed wiped until it was found at Ulster Television in 2010. Featuring Tony Crane, Kenny Lynch, Joan Savage, The Jay Gee Dancers and The Millerman Orchestra (TX: 03/03/1968).
* 4:45 pm Top of the Pops - material from 1967-68 recovered by the National Film and Television Archive. Acts appearing including Pink Floyd.
* 5:00 pm Discs A Go Go - the only recorded edition of TWW's pop show. This one-off Bristol Special is hosted by Tony Blackburn and features The Symbols, Paul and Barry Ryan, Tomorrow, Keith West, Steve Howe, Solomon King, The Gojos, Samantha Lee, Engelbert Humperdinck and Bob Miller and the Millermen (TX: 02/03/1968).
* 6:00 pm See You Sunday - a selection of musical performances from the 1974 BBC religious show that featured many well known contemporary pop groups.
* 6:30 pm Time for Blackburn - join compere Tony Blackburn for this Southern Television show featuring The Who. Produced and directed by Mike Mansfield with Johnny Pearson as musical director. The programme includes original off-air continuity (TX: 26/10/1968).
* 7:00 pm Closedown - from Thames Television, featuring Barbara Dickson.
THE BAR
* 12:00 pm The Bacharach Sound - this Granada programme survives as uncut studio sequences only. Composer Burt Bacharach is joined by Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, The Searchers, The Merseybeats, Chuck Jackson and Hal David (TX: 14/04/1965).
* 1:00 pm Doing Their Thing - Labi Siffre.
* 1:30 pm Pop Quiz - Episode 6. Mike Read hosts the show where teams of musicians test their knowledge of the music scene. Featuring Phil Lynott, Paul Nicholas, Gary Tibbs, Chas Chandler, Hazel O'Connor and Nicky Tesco. This 1-inch videotape was written off by the BBC Archives and scrapped before transfer, but Kaleidoscope have paid for an outside contractor to restore it and make a new Digibeta copy (TX: 08/08/1981).
* 2:00 pm Cliff! - Cliff Richard and The Shadows are joined by The Vernon Girls, Jack Parnell and His Orchestra and Petula Clark in this ATV production (TX: 16/02/1961).
* 2:30 pm Pop Goes Guy Fawkes - Granada special from 1983 featuring Roman Holliday, Spandau Ballet, The Flying Pickets, Culture Club, Carmel and Dave Edmunds. Presented by Gary Byrd and Bob Carolgees (TX: 05/11/1983).
* 3:30 pm D'Abo - an untransmitted BBC pilot presented by Michael D'Abo with Derek Griffiths. Recorded on 30/07/1971.
* 4:00 pm The Old Grey Whistle Test - an edition from Christmas Eve 1980 featuring Ian Dury and the Blockheads (TX: 24/12/1980).
* 5:00 pm Jazz Scene... at the Ronnie Scott Club. The Clarke-Boland Big Band, Guitar Workshop, The Miles Davis Quintet, The Stéphane Grapelli-Teddy Wilson Quartet, Sarah Vaughan and Her Trio, The Charlie Shavers Quartet, The Oscar Peterson Trio, The Gary Burton Quartet, The Stars Of Faith and Buddy Rich and His Orchestra are introduced by Ronnie Scott himself for this BBC show (TX: 26/12/1969).
* 6:00 pm On The Road - an untransmitted edition from the 1979 Granada series devoted to singer-songwriter Kate Bush.
* 7:00 pm Closedown
All material at Kaleidoscope events is screened with the permission of the copyright holders. Programmes and timings may be subject to change before the day. Guests appear subject to professional and personal commitments.
In 2011, Kaleidoscope is supporting the Royal National Lifeboat Institution once again.
The Talbot Hotel is offering a special room rate for anyone coming to Kaleidoscope events, so if you wish to stay the night before or after the event, please mention Kaleidoscope when booking.
Tel: 01384 394350
www.thetalbot-hotel.co.uk
Full details of this event and Kaleidoscope's other activities can always be found on our web site: www.kaleidoscope.org.uk. We are also on Facebook and Twitter.
Hope you find the event of interest.
Hi everyone,
Kaleidoscope are pleased to announce the schedule for our summer event which has a musical theme. Mike Read, Ed Stewart, Pete Murray and David Hamilton will be joining us to celebrate the art of the disc jockey and Junior Campbell of Marmalade will be introducing some vintage appearances by the group.
KALEIDOSCOPE EVENT
Saturday 4th June 2011, 12:00 - 7:00 pm
Function Suite, The Talbot Hotel,
High Street, Stourbridge,
West Midlands DY8 1DW, UK
Free Admission
THE MAIN ROOM
* 12:00 pm Thames television start up film.
* 12:10 pm Music Peter - a special compilation of musical highlights from fifty years of Blue Peter. Acts include the Merseybeats, Girls Aloud, ABBA, Musical Youth, Slade and The Goodies.
* 1:00 pm Top of the Pops - this recovered 1976 edition is presented by Noel Edmonds and also features performances by Billy Ocean, Marmalade, Guys 'N' Dolls, The Walker Brothers and Electric Light Orchestra. A domestic Philips N1500 video recording of the show was purchased from an internet auction site by a consortium including classic TV organisation Kaleidoscope in December 2010 (TX: 12/02/1976).
* 1:30 pm Junior Campbell introduces highlights from performances he did with Marmalade. Guest Junior Campbell looks back on a couple of editions of Anatomy of Pop and an edition of Television Club called "Making a Record". He was also in Jock and Roll from 1982 which includes some of the Anatomy of Pop material of Marmalade. Marmalade appearances include Julie Felix (TX: 03/05/1970) and It's Lulu (TX: 25/07/1970). The presentation will be followed by a short question and answer session with the audience.
* 2:00 pm Break
* 2:15 pm Guest Panel - DJ Heaven. Kaleidoscope are delighted to welcome old friends and new to today's panel celebrating the art of the disc jockey. Mike Read, Ed Stewart and Pete Murray are interviewed by David Hamilton. This is Pete Murray's last ever public appearance and it will be filmed by ITV local news. The panel will be illustrated by clips including Crackerjack, Saturday Superstore, Six Five Special and Pete Murray appearing in Maigret as an actor.
* 3:45 pm Afternoon Tea accompanied by a Quantel demo tape from 1979. This remarkable technology became a staple of pop shows in the eighties and makes for fascinating background wallpaper.
* 4:15 pm Sing Me a Fantasy - A one off musical film from TWW, believed wiped until it was found at Ulster Television in 2010. Featuring Tony Crane, Kenny Lynch, Joan Savage, The Jay Gee Dancers and The Millerman Orchestra (TX: 03/03/1968).
* 4:45 pm Top of the Pops - material from 1967-68 recovered by the National Film and Television Archive. Acts appearing including Pink Floyd.
* 5:00 pm Discs A Go Go - the only recorded edition of TWW's pop show. This one-off Bristol Special is hosted by Tony Blackburn and features The Symbols, Paul and Barry Ryan, Tomorrow, Keith West, Steve Howe, Solomon King, The Gojos, Samantha Lee, Engelbert Humperdinck and Bob Miller and the Millermen (TX: 02/03/1968).
* 6:00 pm See You Sunday - a selection of musical performances from the 1974 BBC religious show that featured many well known contemporary pop groups.
* 6:30 pm Time for Blackburn - join compere Tony Blackburn for this Southern Television show featuring The Who. Produced and directed by Mike Mansfield with Johnny Pearson as musical director. The programme includes original off-air continuity (TX: 26/10/1968).
* 7:00 pm Closedown - from Thames Television, featuring Barbara Dickson.
THE BAR
* 12:00 pm The Bacharach Sound - this Granada programme survives as uncut studio sequences only. Composer Burt Bacharach is joined by Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, The Searchers, The Merseybeats, Chuck Jackson and Hal David (TX: 14/04/1965).
* 1:00 pm Doing Their Thing - Labi Siffre.
* 1:30 pm Pop Quiz - Episode 6. Mike Read hosts the show where teams of musicians test their knowledge of the music scene. Featuring Phil Lynott, Paul Nicholas, Gary Tibbs, Chas Chandler, Hazel O'Connor and Nicky Tesco. This 1-inch videotape was written off by the BBC Archives and scrapped before transfer, but Kaleidoscope have paid for an outside contractor to restore it and make a new Digibeta copy (TX: 08/08/1981).
* 2:00 pm Cliff! - Cliff Richard and The Shadows are joined by The Vernon Girls, Jack Parnell and His Orchestra and Petula Clark in this ATV production (TX: 16/02/1961).
* 2:30 pm Pop Goes Guy Fawkes - Granada special from 1983 featuring Roman Holliday, Spandau Ballet, The Flying Pickets, Culture Club, Carmel and Dave Edmunds. Presented by Gary Byrd and Bob Carolgees (TX: 05/11/1983).
* 3:30 pm D'Abo - an untransmitted BBC pilot presented by Michael D'Abo with Derek Griffiths. Recorded on 30/07/1971.
* 4:00 pm The Old Grey Whistle Test - an edition from Christmas Eve 1980 featuring Ian Dury and the Blockheads (TX: 24/12/1980).
* 5:00 pm Jazz Scene... at the Ronnie Scott Club. The Clarke-Boland Big Band, Guitar Workshop, The Miles Davis Quintet, The Stéphane Grapelli-Teddy Wilson Quartet, Sarah Vaughan and Her Trio, The Charlie Shavers Quartet, The Oscar Peterson Trio, The Gary Burton Quartet, The Stars Of Faith and Buddy Rich and His Orchestra are introduced by Ronnie Scott himself for this BBC show (TX: 26/12/1969).
* 6:00 pm On The Road - an untransmitted edition from the 1979 Granada series devoted to singer-songwriter Kate Bush.
* 7:00 pm Closedown
All material at Kaleidoscope events is screened with the permission of the copyright holders. Programmes and timings may be subject to change before the day. Guests appear subject to professional and personal commitments.
In 2011, Kaleidoscope is supporting the Royal National Lifeboat Institution once again.
The Talbot Hotel is offering a special room rate for anyone coming to Kaleidoscope events, so if you wish to stay the night before or after the event, please mention Kaleidoscope when booking.
Tel: 01384 394350
www.thetalbot-hotel.co.uk
Full details of this event and Kaleidoscope's other activities can always be found on our web site: www.kaleidoscope.org.uk. We are also on Facebook and Twitter.
Hope you find the event of interest.
