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Post by Shaun B on Dec 8, 2004 17:23:15 GMT
Another series that seems to have fallen through the cracks in the Kal. guide. Anyone out there have info on how much survives, who the "Pops" in question were etc. And did the titular lion perform the truly frightening "I Want A Hippopotamus For Xmas"?
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Post by Kev on Dec 8, 2004 18:52:58 GMT
Greetings Shaun!
I'm off out dancing tonight so I have not got the time, but I suggest you have a gawp at the Tony Rees Pop Diaries which should have some Pops and Lenny info.
Just type tonyreespopdiaries into google.
Best
Kev
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Post by Kev on Dec 10, 2004 13:55:50 GMT
Thursday 10th May 1962
BBC Pops And Lenny 5:00 - 5:30 pm First
Craig Douglas,
The Springfields,
Eden Kane
Thursday 17th May 1962
BBC Pops And Lenny
The Brook Brothers,
The Karl Denver Trio,
The Vernons Girls
Thursday 24th May 1962
ARTV Dan Farson Meets Adam Faith 10:55 - 11:10 pm
BBC Pops And Lenny
Carol Deene,
Frank Ifield,
Bert Weedon
Tuesday 29th May 1962
BBC Pops And Lenny
Joe Brown & The Bruvvers,
Donna Douglas,
The Mudlarks
Friday 2nd November 1962
BBC Pops And Lenny
Eden Kane,
Joe Brown & His Bruvvers - It Only Took A Minute,
The Avons
Thursday 2nd May 1963
BBC Pops And Lenny 5:00 - 5:30 pm
The Tornados,
Gerry & The Pacemakers,
The Raindrops
Thursday 9th May 1963
BBC Pops And Lenny
Susan Maughan, Acker Bilk, The Raindrops
Thursday 16th May 1963
BBC Pops And Lenny 5:00 - 5:30 pm
The Beatles: From Me To You, Please Please Me, plus finale After You’ve Gone
The Raindrops, Patsy Ann Noble
Thursday 30th May 1963
BBC Pops And Lenny
Mark Wynter, Eden Kane, The Raindrops
Thursday 6th June 1963
BBC Pops And Lenny
The Springfields, Billie Davis, The Raindrops
Craig Douglas and Joe Brown clips on Sounds of the Sixties.
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Post by Shaun B on Dec 10, 2004 16:41:33 GMT
Kev:
Stellar work! I couldn't find this info in the Pop Diaries..was I looking in the wrong place?
Next question-- anyone know what the survival rate of these would be (apart from the Joe Brown / Beatles appearance)? The edition featuring the Tornados would, if it's still there, be the only surviving TV footage of Meek's houseband.
Shaun B.
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Post by Kev on Dec 10, 2004 17:29:51 GMT
They are there but it is a lot easier for me to search! I just get the particular year I want on my original word document and use the find function!
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Post by andrew martin on Dec 13, 2004 13:45:50 GMT
I think the title is "Pops and Lenny" but that could be wrong... The only two editions held by the BBC are 2/11/62 and 9/11/62.
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