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Post by petercheck on Aug 20, 2023 15:54:27 GMT
Hi All, I'm currently writing a book on The Tremeloes! Format will be very similar to my recent book on The Searchers: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CCCVMSWCSeveral ex-band members are assisting me, but I'm still searching for any previously unpublished photos. So if you've taken any photos at concerts etc over the years, please get in touch: peterchecksfieldauthor@gmail.com Thank you, Peter C. PS. I'm not on social media, but feel free to share this message on facebook, message boards, etc! |
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Post by petercheck on Aug 20, 2023 16:32:29 GMT
Here's an updated list of Tremeloes (& related) TV appearances... am I missing anything?
THE TREMELOES’ TV & FILM APPEARANCES
This is an updated version of a list which first appeared in the book ‘Channelling The Beat!’. Dates, unless specified otherwise, refer to broadcast dates; taping dates for pre-recorded shows have been added when known. Occasionally, shows were broadcast on more than one date, in different regions of the UK; in these cases, the earliest known date is listed. For concert footage, the dates of the actual concerts are shown, with broadcast dates added where known. Generally, only actual performances are listed, not interviews, documentaries or news report. If anyone has any additional info, no matter how trivial, then please get in touch! All performances listed in BOLD are known to still survive, either in TV vaults or private collections.
BRIAN POOLE AND THE TREMELOES
19-05-62 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Twist Little Sister
00-03-63 - ‘Just For Fun’ movie (Columbia Pictures February 1963): Keep On Dancing (The group are introduced as “The Tremeloes”!)
11-05-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Keep On Dancing
01-06-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Twist and Shout
09-08-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Twist and Shout / Do You Love Me (Brian Poole and The Tremeloes were the very first act on the very first episode of this ground-breaking TV show)
09-08-63 - ‘Joe and The Music’ (Grampian - UK): ?
10-08-63 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): Twist and Shout (‘Lucky Stars (Summer Spin)’ was the seasonal title for ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’)
14-09-63 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): Do You Love Me
11-10-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Do You Love Me
15-11-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): I Can Dance
22-11-63 - ‘Scene at 6.30’ (Granada - UK): I Can Dance
26-11-63 - ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): I Can Dance
05-12-63 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC - UK): I Can Dance
07-12-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): I Can Dance
18-01-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Candy Man
29-01-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man (Video)
31-01-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Candy Man
05-02-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man (Video)
12-02-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man
19-02-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man (This is a repeat of the 12-02-64 performance)
25-02-64 - ‘Hi There! It’s Rolf Harris’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man
04-03-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Candy Man (This is a repeat of the 12-02-64 performance)
03-05-64 - ‘Big Beat ‘64 Part 1’ (UK): Candy Man / Do You Love Me (This was taped at ‘The New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert’ on 26-04-64)
08-05-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Someone, Someone
12-05-64 - ‘Scene at 6.30’ (Granada - UK): Someone, Someone
16-05-64 - ‘Open House’ (BBC2 - UK): Someone, Someone
19-05-64 - ‘The Five O’Clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Someone, Someone
20-05-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
21-05-64 - ‘A Swingin’ Time’ (BBC, UK): Someone, Someone
23-05-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Someone, Someone
25-05-64 - ‘Top Beat’ (BBC2 - UK): Someone, Someone
27-05-64 - ‘The Liverpool Sound’ (Seven Network - Australia): Twist and Shout / Candy Man / Swinging On A Star / Three Bells / Do You Love Me / When The Saints Go Marching In [with Gerry and The Pacemakers, Dusty Springfield, Gene Pitney and Johnny O’Keefe) (This was taped in Melbourne in April 1964)
00-05-64 - ‘Bandstand’ (Nine Network - Australia): Do You Love Me + probably other songs (‘Do You Love Me’ was repeated in a programme of highlights on 17-09-66 and still survives. The original transmission date is unknown, and all other songs are lost)
03-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone (This is a repeat of the 20-05-64 performance)
05-06-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Someone, Someone
10-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
17-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
24-06-64 - ‘The Tich and Quackers Show’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
26-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
00-07-64 - ‘Swinging UK’ movie short (Harold Baim Productions - UK): Do You Love Me
00-07-64 - ‘UK Swings Again’ movie short (Harold Baim Productions - UK): Someone, Someone
01-07-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
08-07-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone (Video)
14-07-64 - ‘The Cool Spot’ (BBC1 - UK): Someone, Someone
07-08-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Twist and Shout / Do You Love Me / Twelve Steps To Love
15-08-64 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): Twelve Steps To Love
11-09-64 - ‘The Five O’Clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Twelve Steps To Love
12-09-64 - ‘Open House’ (BBC2 - UK): Twelve Steps To Love
12-10-64 - ‘The Beat Room’ (BBC2 - UK): Twelve Steps To Love & probably at least 1 other song
07-11-64 - ‘Pop Spot’ (ABC - UK): Three Bells
09-12-64 - ‘Top Beat’ (BBC2 - UK): Three Bells
18-12-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): Three Bells
21-12-64 - Discs-A-Gogo (TWW - UK): Three Bells
25-12-64 - ‘The Five O’Clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Three Bells
26-12-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Three Bells
00-12-64 - ‘A Touch of Blarney’ movie (Republic of Ireland): Don’t Cry (This obscure movie was filmed in Ireland in December 1964. It has yet to re-surface, and probably no longer survives)
01-01-65 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): Three Bells
21-01-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Three Bells
04-02-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Three Bells
31-07-65 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): I Want Candy
02-08-65 - ‘Gadzoooks!’ (BBC2 - UK): I Want Candy
05-08-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): I Want Candy
06-08-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go! (Rediffusion - UK): I Want Candy
30-09-65 - ‘Blue Peter’ (BBC1 - UK): The Uncle Willie / I Want Candy
04-11-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Good Lovin’
11-11-65 - ‘Five O’clock Funfair’ (Rediffusion - UK): Good Lovin’
13-11-65 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Good Lovin’
29-12-65 - ‘Now!’ (TWW - UK): Good Lovin’
00-07-66 - ‘Africa Shakes’ movie (South African Film Studios - South Africa): Come On In (Although not released until 1966, this was filmed around April-May 1964 during Brian Poole and The Tremeloes’ world tour. It definitely survives too, though this author has so far failed to locate a copy!)
THE TREMELOES
19-01-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby
09-02-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby
10-02-67 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby
16-02-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
02-03-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
20-04-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
22-04-67 - ‘The Clay Cole Show’ (WPIX - USA): ?
25-04-67 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
26-04-67 - ‘The Record Star Show’ (BBC1 - UK): ?
In April 1967, The Tremeloes taped a pilot for an unreleased series called ‘Presenting The Tremeloes’. The first (and only) episode was called ‘Seven League Boot’, and was taped on location in Brighton and Scotland, but despite plans for a possible 26-part series, no more were made, and this pilot was never broadcast.
04-05-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden (This is a repeat of the 20-04-67 performance)
08-05-67 - ‘Beat! Beat! Beat!’ (HR - Germany): Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever / Silence Is Golden / Here Comes My Baby
09-05-67 - ‘Die Drehscheibe’ (ZDF - Germany): Here Comes My Baby
11-05-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden (This is a repeat of the 20-04-67 performance)
14-05-67 - ‘Vibrato’ (RTB - Belgium): ?
16-05-67 - ‘As You Like It’ (Southern - UK): Silence Is Golden
18-05-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
19-05-67 - ‘Joe and Co.’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
20-05-67 - ‘Moef Ga Ga’ (Netherlands): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden
25-05-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
01-06-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
11-06-67 - ‘The London Palladium Show’ (UK): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden
15-06-67 - ‘Moef Ga Ga’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Silence Is Golden
17-06-67 - ‘The Clay Cole Show’ (WPIX - USA): ?
08-07-67 - ‘Upbeat’ (Syndicated - USA): ?
27-07-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Even The Bad Times Are Good
01-08-67 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): Even The Bad Times Are Good
10-08-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Even The Bad Times Are Good (This is a repeat of the 27-07-67 performance)
12-08-67 - ‘Piccadilly Palace’ (ABC - USA): Silence Is Golden / Here Comes My Baby (Taped in the UK, this was later broadcast on ‘Two Of A Kind’ the only difference being this earlier broadcast was in colour instead of black and white)
12-08-67 - ‘The Clay Cole Show’ (WPIX - USA): ?
17-08-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Even The Bad Times Are Good (This is a repeat of the 27-07-67 performance)
19-08-67 - ‘The Hy Lit Show’ (WKBS - USA):
31-08-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Even The Bad Times Are Good
09-09-67 - ‘Billy Cotton’s Music Hall’ (BBC1 - UK): Medley: Here Comes My Baby - Silence Is Golden / Even The Bad Times Are Good
15-09-67 - ‘As You Like It’ (Southern - UK)
02-10-67 - ‘Blue Peter’ (BBC1 - UK): Here Comes My Baby (This features the band demonstrating Stylophones!)
26-10-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Be Mine
03-11-67 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): Be Mine
25-11-67 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): Be Mine
25-12-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
00-00-68 - ‘Gogo-Scope’ (ORTF - Austria): Even The Bad Times Are Good / Silence Is Golden
05-01-68 - ‘New Release’ (Southern - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
11-01-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
17-01-68 - ‘Tomorrow’s World’ (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden (This is a rehearsal for the 25-12-67 ‘Top Of The Pops’ episode)
20-01-68 - ‘Doddy’s Music Box’ (ABC - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
25-01-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
26-01-68 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
27-01-68 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
01-02-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Suddenly You Love Me (This is a repeat of the 25-01-68 performance)
02-02-68 - ‘Popside’ (SVT - Sweden): Suddenly You Love Me / Running Out
04-02-68 - ‘Two Of A Kind’ [a.k.a. ‘The Morcambe and Wise Show’] (ATV - UK): Silence Is Golden / Here Comes My Baby (This was previously broadcast in the USA as ‘Piccadilly Palace’)
11-02-68 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Suddenly You Love Me
02-05-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
04-05-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): Helule Helule
16-05-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
17-05-68 - ‘Whistle Stop’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
25-05-68 - ‘Billy Cotton’s Music Hall’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
30-05-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
01-06-68 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): Helule Helule
01-06-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK) Helule Helule
13-08-68 - ‘Liberace in London’ (Thames - UK): Show Me / The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy) [with Liberace)
16-08-68 - ‘Colour Me Pop’ (BBC2 - UK): ?
12-09-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady
14-09-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): My Little Lady
20-09-68 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady
21-09-68 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady
03-10-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady
10-10-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
24-10-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): My Little Lady (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
01-11-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): My Little Lady
28-11-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): I Shall Be Released
06-12-68 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): I Shall Be Released
25-12-68 - ‘All Kinds Of Music’ (ATV - UK): ?
28-12-68 - ‘Happening For Lulu’ (BBC1 - UK): Ain’t Nothing But A House Party [with Lulu) + probably 1 other song
25-01-69 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): My Little Lady
27-01-69 - ‘Jam’ (TROS - Netherlands): I Shall Be Released
22-02-69 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): I Shall Be Released
00-02-69 - ‘Beat Club’ outtake (Radio Bremen - Germany): Hello World (This performance wasn’t broadcast until the 00’s)
09-03-69 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Hello World
20-03-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Hello World
21-03-69 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): Hello World
10-04-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Hello World (This is a repeat of the 20-03-69 performance)
25-04-69 - ‘Die Drehscheibe’ (ZDF - Germany): I Shall Be Released
28-04-69 - ‘Jam’ (TROS - Netherlands): Hello World
29-04-69 - ‘Pop Scotch’ (Grampian - UK): Hello World
13-06-69 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): Once On A Sunday Morning
19-06-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Once On A Sunday Morning
09-08-69 - ‘The Frankie Howerd Show’ (ATV - UK): ?
17-10-69 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): (Call Me) Number One
23-10-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): (Call Me) Number One
06-11-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): (Call Me) Number One (This is a repeat of the 23-10-69 performance)
07-11-69 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC1 - UK): (Call Me) Number One
12-11-69 - ‘Vera Lynn’ (BBC2 - UK): Silence Is Golden / Suddenly You Love Me [with Vera Lynn)
13-11-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): (Call Me) Number One
22-11-69 - ‘4-3-2-1, Musik Fur Junge Leute’ [aka ‘4-3-2-1, Hot and Sweet’) (ZDF - Germany): (Call Me) Number One (This was filmed in London’s Trafalgar Square)
31-12-69 - ‘Pop Go The Sixties’ (BBC1-ZDF - UK): Silence Is Golden
07-03-70 - ‘Disco 2’ (BBC2 - UK): ?
12-03-70 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): By The Way / Yellow River
12-03-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): By The Way
27-04-70 - ‘Mike and Bernie’s Scene’ (Thames - UK): ?
On 04-06-70, The Tremeloes taped an unbroadcast pilot for a show provisionally titled ‘Kitch’s Club’.
10-07-70 - ‘Doing Their Thing’ (Granada - UK): Good Times / No Comprendes (Yellow River) / Medley: Games People Play - Proud Mary / Medley: Hello World - My Little Lady - Here Comes My Baby - Helule Helule / Medley: I Shall Be Released - Once On A Sunday Morning - Silence Is Golden - Even The Bad Times Are Good - Suddenly You Love Me / Mountain Dew / Medley: Hound Dog - Rip It Up - Johnny B. Goode - Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On
03-09-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Me and My Life
17-09-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Me and My Life (This is a repeat of the 03-09-69 performance)
19-09-70 - ‘Stewpot’ (LWT - UK): Me and My Life
07-10-70 - ‘Lift Off’ (Granada - UK): Me and My Life
08-10-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Me and My Life
09-10-70 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): Me and My Life
18-10-70 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Me and My Life
29-10-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Me and My Life (This is a repeat of an earlier performance)
21-11-70 - ‘Ev’ (LWT - UK): Me and My Life
04-02-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Right Wheel, Left Hammer, Sham
23-02-71 - ‘TopPop’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Right Wheel, Left Hammer, Sham
30-03-71 - ‘Hits A Go Go’ (NDR - Switzerland): Right Wheel, Left Hammer, Sham
26-06-71 - ‘Whittaker’s World Of Music’ (LWT - UK): Hello Buddy
04-07-71 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): Hello Buddy
08-07-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Hello Buddy
07-08-71 - ‘Lift Off’ (Granada - UK): Hello Buddy
08-08-71 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Hello Buddy
11-09-71 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Hello Buddy
04-11-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC1 - UK): Too Late (To Be Saved)
13-11-71 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Silence Is Golden
15-12-71 - ‘Lift Off’ (Granada - UK): Too Late (To Be Saved)
12-02-72 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Too Late (To Be Saved)
17-02-72 - ‘Hits A Go Go’ (NDR - Switzerland): Too Late (To Be Saved)
12-04-72 - ‘Lift Off With Ayshea’ (Granada - UK): I Like It That Way
13-05-72 - ‘The Basil Brush Show’ (BBC1 - UK): I Like It That Way
24-05-72 - ‘The Dave Cash Radio Programme’ (HTV - UK): ?
28-05-72 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): I Like It That Way
31-05-72 - ‘Lift Off With Ayshea’ (Granada - UK): I Like It That Way
24-06-72 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): I Like It That Way
05-07-72 - ‘The Dave Cash Radio Programme’ (HTV - UK): ?
02-08-72 - ‘Eddy Ready Go’ (NCRV - Netherlands): I Like It That Way
20-11-72 - ‘Night Club’ (BBC2 - UK): My Little Lady
13-12-72 - ‘Lift Off With Ayshea’ (Granada - UK): Blue Suede Tie
07-01-73 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Blue Suede Tie
22-01-73 - ‘TopPop’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Blue Suede Tie
29-01-73 - ‘TopPop’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Blue Suede Tie (This is a repeat of the 22-01-73 performance)
03-03-73 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Blue Suede Tie
14-03-73 - ‘Frankie Howerd In Ulster’ (BBC1 - UK): Blue Suede Tie
18-05-73 - ‘Lift Off With Ayshea’ (Granada - UK): Ride On
28-05-73 - ‘TopPop’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Ride On
21-07-73 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Ride On
07-10-73 - ‘Hits A Go Go’ (NDR - Switzerland): Ride On
25-11-73 - ‘Spotlight’ (ORF - Austria): Ride On / You Can’t Touch Sue
27-12-73 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ [10th Anniversary Show) (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
17-02-74 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Do I Love You
31-08-74 - ‘Disco’ (ZDF - Germany): Say O.K. (Say Ole You Love Me)
00-00-78 - ‘Pop ‘78’ (DR - Denmark): Ging Gang Goolie
00-02-79 - ‘Dolle Dinsdag’ (BRT - Belgium): Silence Is Golden / Lonely Nights
13-05-80 - ‘Plattenküche’ (WDR - Germany): Lights Of Port Royal
23-10-81 - ‘Hear Here’ (STV - UK): Yellow River / Angel Of The Morning / Even The Bad Times Are Good / Here Comes My Baby / Good Hearted Woman / Helule Helule / Silence Is Golden
17-12-81 - ‘Musikladen’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): Tremedley
28-08-82 - ‘Ein Kessel Buntes’ (ARD - Germany): ?
03-03-83 - ‘Unforgettable’ (C4 - UK): (Call Me) Number One / Silence Is Golden
12-07-83 - ‘The Video Entertainers’ (Granada - UK): Words
13-10-83 - ‘AVRO’s Platengala 1983’ (AVRO - Netherlands): Medley: My Little Lady - Even The Bad Times Are Good / Someone, Someone
13-11-84 - ‘Des O’Connor Tonight’ (Thames - UK): ?
03-03-85 - ‘Heroes and Villains’ (C4 - UK): Here Comes My Baby / Even The Bad Times Are Good (This was broadcast on 28-02-89 and repeated on 02-10-90. For this one show Dave Munden was replaced by substitute drummer John Dymond, also known as ‘Beaky’ from Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich)
23-04-88 - ‘Goud van Oud’ (Veronica - Netherlands): Medley: Silence Is Golden - Even The Bad Times Are Good - My Little Lady
29-05-88 - ‘ITV Telethon ‘88’ (ITV - UK): Here Comes My Baby / (Call Me) Number One
24-07-88 - ‘Fernsehgarten’ (ZDF - Germany): Medley: Here Comes My Baby - Suddenly You Love Me - Even The Bad Times Are Good - My Little Lady - Helule Helule - Me and My Life - Silence Is Golden
31-12-88 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ [25th Anniversary Show) (BBC1 - UK): Silence Is Golden
01-01-89 - ‘ZDF Silvester-Tanzparty’ (ZDF - Germany): Silence Is Golden (This was rebroadcast as ‘Die Grosse Internationale Oldie-Party’ in 2003)
30-01-89 - ‘Daytime Live’ (BBC1 - UK): ?
00-00-89 - ‘Oldie Party’ (ZDF - Germany): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden / Even The Bad Times Are Good / Suddenly You Love Me / Helule Helule
18-05-91 - ‘RSH Oldie Night’ (Germany): ?
00-00-92 - Unknown TV show (German TV): All For One and One For All
00-00-92 - ‘Oldie Night’ (N3 - Germany): Yellow River / Candy Man / Do You Love Me / My Little Lady / African Lullaby / Angel Of The Morning [with Peter Sarstedt)
29-08-92 - ‘Let’s Have A Party’ (ZDF - Germany): Silence Is Golden
00-00-93 - ‘Golden Schlagerparade’ (Germany): Silence Is Golden
00-00-93 - ‘OPA Oldie Parade’ (Germany): (Call Me) Number One / Silence Is Golden
21-05-95 - ‘Musik Liegt In Der Luft’ (ZDF - Germany): ?
14-03-97 - ‘A Night Out With Money’ (UK): ?
15-03-97 - ‘Golden Years In Concert’ (Belgium): Suddenly You Love Me / Here Comes My Baby / My Little Lady / Even The Bad Times Are Good / Silence Is Golden
00-00-97 - ‘Elmis Witzige Oldie-Show’ (SAT3 - Germany): Here Comes My Baby / My Little Lady / Silence Is Golden
00-03-07 - ‘The British Beat Live’ (USA): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden (Filmed in the UK for USA TV & DVD release)
00-00-11 - ‘Oldies But Goldies’ (NDR - Germany): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden
08-12-16 - ‘Weihnachtsfeier Unterm Baum’ (WDR - Germany): Here Comes My Baby / Silence Is Golden
BRIAN POOLE
28-05-66 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Hey Girl
17-06-66 - ‘The Five O’Clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Hey Girl
12-04-69 - ‘Doebidoe’ (Netherlands): Send Her To Me [with THE SEYCHELLES)
28-06-69 - ‘Beat-Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): Send Her To Me [with THE SEYCHELLES) (a performance without Dave Lee Travis’ introduction and with inferior camera angles also circulates)
22-07-83 - ‘Unforgettable’ (C4 - UK) Someone, Someone / Do You Love Me [with TRAMLINE)
03-03-85 - ‘Heroes and Villains’ (C4 - UK): Do You Love Me / Candy Man [with BLACK CAT) (As with The Tremeloes’ performance, this was broadcast on 28-02-89 and repeated on 02-10-90)
05-05-85 - ‘A Royal Celebration Of Peace’ (LWT - UK): Twist and Shout
00-00-88 - Promo Video (UK): Ain’t Nothing But A House Party [The Corporation)
00-00-88 - ‘This Morning’ (ITV - UK): Ain’t Nothing But A House Party (Promo excerpt) / Ain’t Nothing But A House Party (live acoustic) [The Corporation]
CHIP HAWKES
00-00-02 - Unknown TV show (Germany): Silence Is Golden
00-00-08 - Promo Video (UK): She’s Not My Child
29-06-08 - ‘Fernsehgarten’ (ZDF - Germany): Father and Son (with Chesney Hawkes)
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Post by ajsmith on Aug 20, 2023 17:13:03 GMT
Details on the Tremeloes CMP:
The Tremeloes tx Friday 16.8.68
Produced by Steve Turner
Narrated by Clive Roslin
MEDLEY 1:
Here Comes My Baby/ (Cat Stevens) 00’53’’
Silence Is Golden/ (Bob Crewe/Bob Gaudio) 1’13’’
Helule Helule/ (Kabaka, Blakley, Hawkes) 1’13’’
Run Baby Run/ (Joe Melson, Don Grant) 1’15’’
13 / 68
Shake Hands (Doug Kershaw) 1’08
If You Think You’re Groovy (Marriot, Lane) 3’01’’
MEDLEY 2:
Loving You (Stoller, Leiber) 1’07’’
Reach Out, I’ll Be There (Holland, Dozier, Holland) 2’10’’
Walk Away Renee (Mike Brown, Tony Sansone, Bob Callili) 0’40’’
Film Clips of old films from Debonair Films to accompany Even The Bad Times Are Good (P. Callander, M.Murray) 2’25’’
Angel Of The Morning (Chip Taylor) 3’10’’
Mountain Dew (Not Known) 1’31’’
Too Many Fish In The Sea (Whitfield, Holland) 3’12’’
Suddenly You Love Me (English version by Peter Callander) 2’50’’
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Post by petercheck on Aug 20, 2023 17:38:21 GMT
Details on the Tremeloes CMP: The Tremeloes tx Friday 16.8.68 Produced by Steve Turner Narrated by Clive Roslin MEDLEY 1: Here Comes My Baby/ (Cat Stevens) 00’53’’ Silence Is Golden/ (Bob Crewe/Bob Gaudio) 1’13’’ Helule Helule/ (Kabaka, Blakley, Hawkes) 1’13’’ Run Baby Run/ (Joe Melson, Don Grant) 1’15’’ 13 / 68 Shake Hands (Doug Kershaw) 1’08 If You Think You’re Groovy (Marriot, Lane) 3’01’’ MEDLEY 2: Loving You (Stoller, Leiber) 1’07’’ Reach Out, I’ll Be There (Holland, Dozier, Holland) 2’10’’ Walk Away Renee (Mike Brown, Tony Sansone, Bob Callili) 0’40’’ Film Clips of old films from Debonair Films to accompany Even The Bad Times Are Good (P. Callander, M.Murray) 2’25’’ Angel Of The Morning (Chip Taylor) 3’10’’ Mountain Dew (Not Known) 1’31’’ Too Many Fish In The Sea (Whitfield, Holland) 3’12’’ Suddenly You Love Me (English version by Peter Callander) 2’50’’ Thank you, AJ! Does this survive as an audio? Pretty sure the footage is wiped, though I'd love to be proved wrong! : ) |
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Post by ajsmith on Aug 20, 2023 17:39:19 GMT
Details on the Tremeloes CMP: The Tremeloes tx Friday 16.8.68 Produced by Steve Turner Narrated by Clive Roslin MEDLEY 1: Here Comes My Baby/ (Cat Stevens) 00’53’’ Silence Is Golden/ (Bob Crewe/Bob Gaudio) 1’13’’ Helule Helule/ (Kabaka, Blakley, Hawkes) 1’13’’ Run Baby Run/ (Joe Melson, Don Grant) 1’15’’ 13 / 68 Shake Hands (Doug Kershaw) 1’08 If You Think You’re Groovy (Marriot, Lane) 3’01’’ MEDLEY 2: Loving You (Stoller, Leiber) 1’07’’ Reach Out, I’ll Be There (Holland, Dozier, Holland) 2’10’’ Walk Away Renee (Mike Brown, Tony Sansone, Bob Callili) 0’40’’ Film Clips of old films from Debonair Films to accompany Even The Bad Times Are Good (P. Callander, M.Murray) 2’25’’ Angel Of The Morning (Chip Taylor) 3’10’’ Mountain Dew (Not Known) 1’31’’ Too Many Fish In The Sea (Whitfield, Holland) 3’12’’ Suddenly You Love Me (English version by Peter Callander) 2’50’’ Thank you, AJ! Does this survive as an audio? Pretty sure the footage is wiped, though I'd love to be proved wrong! : ) No, no audio known to exist,  details from the PasB. |
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Post by Patrick Coles on Aug 20, 2023 22:04:44 GMT
Peter I see the Scottish TV 'Hear Here' show dates from 23-10-1981 and I recall Bob Benham was a member for that show however per wiki (often incorrect) it states Bob left the group in 1979 - is this another wiki error ?
somewhere I have a pretty naff converted from Beta to VHS recording of that show - with dreadful 'tracking' issues ! - and I believe they also did 'Twist and Shout' sung by Dave Munden out in front with Chip Hawkes playing drums (which surprised me back then) - Dave was wearing a light coloured leather waistcoat with no shirt if I remember correctly
I will try to locate the old VHS tape and see if I can confirm this (it might be from another show of course), but I recall it as the Hawkes-Munden-Westwood-Benham four piece line up
Obviously you know this but CBS Special Products issued two singles of The Tremeloes with two other CBS artists as special offer singles
'Here Comes My Baby' c/w '59th Street Bridge Song' (Feelin' Groovy)' by Simon & Garfunkel which was a Pepsi Cola offer
'Even The Bad Times Are Good' (the album version - with;
'Go on Len 'ave a sing...!' intro) c/w 'The Clapping Song' by Anita Harris
Geoff
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Post by petercheck on Aug 21, 2023 4:47:36 GMT
Thanks, Geoff! The line-up changes and dates listed on wikipedia are wrong. I believe the "classic" line-up of Alan, Dave, Rick and Chip got back together sometime in 1982 (certainly in time for 1983's 'Unforgettable' TV show), up until Chip left towards the end of 1988.
Until he too quit in late 2016, Dave Munden was the only band member who never left the The Tremeloes!
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Aug 27, 2023 14:06:31 GMT
Peter!
I have them doing Candy Man as well on TYLS 18th January 64, but only an educated guess. The top band generally did the a and b side.
One source has them doing Someone, Someone on the 15th August 1964.
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Post by petercheck on Aug 28, 2023 5:49:42 GMT
I have them doing Candy Man as well on TYLS 18th January 64, but only an educated guess. The top band generally did the a and b side. Hi Kev, I already have 'Candy Man' listed for that date, presumably you mean that they also did the B-side 'I Wish I Could Dance'? Someone has kindly confirmed another TV appearance missing from my list: 27-02-71 - ‘Stewpot’ (LWT - UK): Me and My Life / Right Wheel, Left Hammer, Sham (This was taped on 02-02-71) |
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Post by Kev Hunter on Aug 28, 2023 15:32:35 GMT
Sounds like a fascinating read, Peter. Will it include the band's rather rash dismissal of their pop fans when they decided to 'go heavy'? Not one of their cleverest moves!
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Post by petercheck on Aug 28, 2023 16:55:57 GMT
Sounds like a fascinating read, Peter. Will it include the band's rather rash dismissal of their pop fans when they decided to 'go heavy'? Not one of their cleverest moves! It sure will, Kev! I'm trying to find the exact quote and where it appeared (NME?), though I'm pretty certain it was Alan Blakley who said it. |
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Post by Kev Hunter on Aug 28, 2023 17:59:30 GMT
Sounds like a fascinating read, Peter. Will it include the band's rather rash dismissal of their pop fans when they decided to 'go heavy'? Not one of their cleverest moves! It sure will, Kev! I'm trying to find the exact quote and where it appeared (NME?), though I'm pretty certain it was Alan Blakley who said it. I'm fairly sure I have it in one of my Melody Maker back issues, so I will have a look and get back to you. |
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Post by petercheck on Aug 28, 2023 19:06:02 GMT
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Post by williammcgregor on Aug 28, 2023 21:01:09 GMT
Sounds like a fascinating read, Peter. Will it include the band's rather rash dismissal of their pop fans when they decided to 'go heavy'? Not one of their cleverest moves! It sure will, Kev! I'm trying to find the exact quote and where it appeared (NME?), though I'm pretty certain it was Alan Blakley who said it. Hi Peter, Could this interview include the quote you are looking for ? ... it's from the NME dated 26th September 1970 and it is Alan Blakley that comments !  |
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Post by petercheck on Aug 29, 2023 4:55:45 GMT
Thank you, William! Some ill-judged comments there, but I'm not sure if it's quite the notorious one that effectively ended their chart career in the UK. Great to see though!
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