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Post by markdixon on Oct 12, 2016 18:52:30 GMT
the BFI have a holding for... A Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On (Orig) Don't Knock The Rock (Alt) 1964-09-30 Granada Television Director: Philip Casson Producer: John Hamp Special music event featuring Jerry Lee Lewis Gene Vincent THE ANIMALS The Nashville Teens The Breakaways The Flintstone Shouts VHS cassette and digital Betacam 38.07 minutes they also have a holding for the... New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert 1965-04-25 ABC Television The Animals The BFI has a filmographic record, with no holding for... Hippodrome 1966-09-26 Rediffusion The Animals none of the 3 above appear either on the Lost shows link in the opening post, or in the 20 added by Mark Dixon in his later post on the thread. Clips from "A Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" and the whole of the "NME Poll Winners Concert" from 1965 are on YouTube. "The Hippodrome Show" was a co-production between Rediffusion in the UK and Van Bernard Productions in the USA. Two camera crews worked on the show at the same time, colour for the US and black and white for the UK. I think the black and white edition from 26 September 1966 is missing, but the colour version broadcast on CBS on 2 August 1966 still exists. The sequences featuring the Animals are on YouTube. |
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 12, 2016 20:53:10 GMT
Thanks for this information Mark
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Post by richardwoods on Feb 5, 2017 9:07:47 GMT
Sorry this has taken so long. I'm pretty sure that this was the clip of WGGOOTP that was shown. This isn't the same program, it's from the US and the quality is worse. It seems likely that the clip is from a US archive too. youtu.be/TpNWSW49IBM |
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Post by Eugene Reingold on Feb 5, 2017 16:28:29 GMT
"The Hippodrome Show" was a co-production between Rediffusion in the UK and Van Bernard Productions in the USA. Two camera crews worked on the show at the same time, colour for the US and black and white for the UK. I think the black and white edition from 26 September 1966 is missing, but the colour version broadcast on CBS on 2 August 1966 still exists. The sequences featuring the Animals are on YouTube. It is possible to post a link from youtube? |
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Post by markdixon on Feb 5, 2017 17:44:08 GMT
Sorry, I can’t post a link because it turns out that clips from that edition of “The Hippodrome Show” aren’t on YouTube after all. Before I wrote the earlier post, I watched some colour clips of the Animals performing “We’ve Gotta Get Out of This Place” and “Inside Looking Out” on YouTube. I assumed these were from “The Hippodrome Show”, but I’ve found out since they’re from an edition of “The Ed Sullivan Show” broadcast on 06 February 1966.
As far as I can tell, the Animals only performed one song on the edition of “The Hippodrome Show” broadcast on 02 August 1966. It was “Squeeze Her, Tease Her”.
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Post by richardwoods on Feb 5, 2017 18:05:10 GMT
Sorry this has taken so long. I'm pretty sure that this was the clip of WGGOOTP that was shown. This isn't the same program, it's from the US and the quality is worse. It seems likely that the clip is from a US archive too. youtu.be/TpNWSW49IBMDoes anyone know where this performance originally came from? |
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Post by markdixon on Feb 5, 2017 20:27:09 GMT
Sorry this has taken so long. I'm pretty sure that this was the clip of WGGOOTP that was shown. This isn't the same program, it's from the US and the quality is worse. It seems likely that the clip is from a US archive too. youtu.be/TpNWSW49IBMDoes anyone know where this performance originally came from? I think that this performance might be from an episode of “Shindig” broadcast on ABC TV in the USA on 14 October 1965. |
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Post by johnpoole on Feb 6, 2017 0:17:21 GMT
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Post by richardwoods on Feb 6, 2017 18:15:23 GMT
Thank goodness for the archives in the US or otherwise we would be struggling for footage of Eric & the boys  |
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 14, 2019 15:27:43 GMT
TV Brain has the following The Animals television appearances as missing, these are the songs we know so far.
Can anyone please fill in the unknowns which will help to trace footage or audio for the missing episodes.
Also if there were other television appearances on other shows on these or other dates, it would be great to hear about it.
1. Thank Your Lucky Stars 4/4/64 Unknown
2. RSG! 8/5/64 Unknown
3. RSG! 19/6/64 The House Of The Rising Sun
4. The Beat Room 6/7/64 Unknown
5. The Beat Room 13/7/64 Unknown
6. Top Of The Pops 15/7/64 The House Of The Rising Sun
7. RSG! 24/7/64 Unknown
8. RSG! 18/9/64 I'm Crying
9. The Beat Room 21/9/64 Unknown
10. Lucky Stars 26/9/64 Unknown
11. RSG! 18/12/64 Unknown
12. RSG! 29/1/65 Don't Le Me Be Misunderstood
13. Top Of The Pops 4/2/65 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
14. Thank Your Lucky Stars 6/2/65 Unknown
15. RSG! 26/2/65 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
16. Thank Your Lucky Stars 3/4/65 Unknown
17. RSG! 9/4/65 Unknown
18. RSG! 25/6/65 We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
19. Lucky Stars 10/7/65 Unknown
20. RSG! 16/7/65 We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
21. RSG! 13/8/65 We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
22. RSG! 22/10/65 We Gotta Get Out Of This Place, I'm Gonna Change The World, It's My Life
23. Thank Your Lucky Stars 6/11/65 Unknown
24. RSG! 26/11/65 It's My Life
25. RSG! 11/2/66 Inside Looking Out, Outcast
26. Thank Your Lucky Stars 19/2/66 Unknown
27. Top Of The Pops 3/3/66 Inside Looking Out
28. RSG! 25/3/66 Inside Looking Out
29. A Whole Scene Going 25/5/66 Unknown
30. Top Of The Pops 26/5/66 Don't Bring Me Down
31. Crackerjack 18/11/66 Eric Burdon and The Animals Unknown
32. Crackerjack 3/2/67 Eric Burdon and The Animals Unknown
33. A Whole Scene Going 29/8/67 Eric Burdon and The Animals Unknown
34. Whistle Stop 8/8/67 Unknown
35. Top Of The Pops 28/9/67 Good Times
36. The Morecambe and Wise Show 25/2/68 Eric Burdon and The Animals When I Was Young, Good Times
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Post by petercheck on Jan 14, 2019 15:55:27 GMT
There's a few additional details in 'Channelling The Beat'...
The Animals are one of my favourite bands! Here's a list of worldwide 60s TV and movie appearances that definitely DO survive:
THE ANIMALS
20-03-64 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): Baby Let Me Take You Home
Mid 1964 – ‘The UK Swings Again’ Movie (UK): Baby Let Me Take You Home
Mid 1964 – ‘Get Yourself A College Girl’ Movie (UK): Blue Feeling / Around and Around
22-07-64 – ‘The Rehearsal Room’ (UK): Baby Let Me Take You Home / Gonna Send You Back To Walker / The House Of The Rising Sun / Talkin’ ‘Bout You
Mid 1964 – Unknown TV show (France): The House Of The Rising Sun
30-09-64 – ‘Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On’ (UK): Around and Around / Talkin’ ‘Bout You (taped on 19-03-64)
18-10-64 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): I’m Crying / The House Of The Rising Sun
00-12-64 – ‘Pop Gear’ Movie (UK): The House Of The Rising Sun / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
24-01-65 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
20-04-65 – ‘Hullabaloo’ (USA): Bring It On Home To Me / I’m Crying / The Rain In Spain [with Sammy Davis Jr]
25-04-65 – ‘Poll Winners Concert Part Two’ (UK): Boom Boom / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood / Talkin’ ‘Bout You
30-05-65 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): Bright Lights, Big City / Bring It On Home To Me
27-09-65 – ‘Hullabaloo’ (USA): We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / Club A-Go Go
Late 1965 – ‘It’s A Bikini World’ Movie (USA): We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place
11-10-65 – ‘Hullabaloo’ (USA): It’s My Life / It Ain’t Me Babe
14-10-65 – ‘Shindig!’ (USA): I’m Crying / Boom Boom / We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / Bring It On Home To Me / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood / Talkin’ ‘Bout You
17-10-65 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ [Rehearsal] (USA): It’s My Life
17-10-65 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): The Work Song
25-10-65 – ‘Where The Action Is’ (USA): Bring It On Home To Me / We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place
28-11-65 – ‘The Dangerous Christmas Of Red Riding Hood’ (USA): Snubbed / We’re Gonna Howl Tonight
30-11-65 – ‘The Red Skelton Show’ (USA): We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
04-12-65 – ‘Shindig! Goes To London (Part 2)’ (USA): Rosie / We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / I Feel Alright [closing jam, featuring Steampacket with Long John Baldry, Rod Stewart, Julie Driscoll and Steve Winwood]
10-12-65 – ‘Where The Action Is’ (USA): I’m Crying / It’s My Life
06-02-66 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / Inside-Looking Out
15-03-66 – Paris (France): It’s My Life / We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place / That’s All I Am To You / One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show / See See Rider / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
17-04-66 – ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (USA): Shake / Don’t Let Me Down
Mid 1966 – Recording Studio (USA?): Hey Gyp / That’s All I Am To You
02-08-66 – ‘Hippodrome’ (USA): Squeeze Her, Please Her (Also broadcast in the UK on 29-09-66)
ERIC BURDON solo / ERIC BURDON and THE NEW ANIMALS
16-09-66 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): Hold On I’m Coming / Medley: Shake – Land Of 1000 Dances [with Otis Redding and Chris Farlowe]
05-12-66 – ‘Vient De Paraitre’ (France): See See Rider
08-01-67 – ‘Discorama’ (France): See See Rider
20-01-67 – ‘Beat! Beat! Beat!’ (Germany): Tobacco Road / Roadrunner / See See Rider
21-01-67 – ‘Beat Club’ (Germany): See See Rider / A Love Like Yours / Shake Rattle and Roll
Early 1967 – Promo Video (UK): When I Was Young
21-02-67 – ‘The Mike Douglas Show’ (USA): See See Rider / When I Was Young
Summer 67 – Promo Video (UK): Good Times
16-06-67 – ‘The Monterey Pop Festival’ (USA): Paint It Black
Summer 67 – Promo Video (USA): San Franciscan Nights
24-06-67 – ‘Shebang’ (USA): When I Was Young / San Franciscan Nights
Summer 67 – Unknown location (USA?): Hey Gyp
Late 1967 – Promo Video (USA): Monterey
28-01-68 – ‘Popside’ (Sweden): Poem By The Sea / Monterey
00-01-68 – ‘Berlin Bietet Beat’ (Germany): Everyday I Have The Blues / Tobacco Road / Monterey / Paint It Black
Early 1968 – ‘Hits A Poppin’’ (Canada): San Franciscan Nights
Early 1968 – ‘Let’s Go’ (Canada): The House Of The Rising Sun / Monterey / The Black / When I Was Young / Sky Pilot
12-08-68 – ‘The Price To Play’ (UK): The Story Of Bo Diddley (An Eric Burdon solo appearance, here he is backed by The Alan Price Set)
16-11-68 – ‘Upbeat’ (USA): River Deep Mountain High
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Post by paul carney on Jan 14, 2019 18:41:50 GMT
House of the Rising Sun was the first record I ever bought ( 6 shillings from South Harrow market) and remains one of my favourite songs all these years later. I believe it was at that point the longest single to reach number 1. I remember being really irritated that the Beeb faded it out on TOTP even when it was at the top of the chart.
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Post by ashleywood on Jan 15, 2019 8:28:31 GMT
6/7/64 The Beat Room (rec 2/7) - The House Of The Rising Sun / Dimples
13/7/64 The Beat Room (9/7) - I’m Mad Again
20/7/64 The Beat Room (rec 16/7) - The House Of The Rising Sun
21/9/64 The Beat Room (rec.17/9) - I’m Crying / Road Runner
11/2/65 Gadzooks - House Of The Rising Sun (mime) / Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood (live)
3/4/65 Gadzooks - C.C. Rider (live) / Bring It On Home To Me (mime)
19/7/65 Gadzooks - Work Song / We’ve Gotta Get Out Of This Place (both live)
Given that other than what Peter Checksfield has posted appears lost/wiped etc… (with the exception of some audio off airs of RSG and others), the thing I’d really like to see is The World Of The Animals, directed by Richard Morduant for Luisa Films which I believe was filmed during 1966 in Poland, France and the USA. Clips from this have been shown (for instance in the Channel 4 My Generation / Without Walls series), famously there’s a clip of the band arguing in a hotel room on the verge of splitting up although in fairness the band seems to have spent a lot of their time arguing rather than writing songs !
As far as I know, the BFI has a “restricted access” copy of this film, identifier 4055 dated 1964 but actually filmed at least a year to 18 months later. It should be available on blu-ray. Immediately. Why can't it be released ?
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 15, 2019 9:05:07 GMT
Thank you to all who have replied. I especially liked the New Animals and Eric Burdon's Psychedelic phase, he seemed to really dig that scene man!
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Post by petercheck on Jan 15, 2019 9:19:21 GMT
Given that other than what Peter Checksfield has posted appears lost/wiped etc… (with the exception of some audio off airs of RSG and others), the thing I’d really like to see is The World Of The Animals, directed by Richard Morduant for Luisa Films which I believe was filmed during 1966 in Poland, France and the USA. Clips from this have been shown (for instance in the Channel 4 My Generation / Without Walls series), famously there’s a clip of the band arguing in a hotel room on the verge of splitting up although in fairness the band seems to have spent a lot of their time arguing rather than writing songs ! As far as I know, the BFI has a “restricted access” copy of this film, identifier 4055 dated 1964 but actually filmed at least a year to 18 months later. It should be available on blu-ray. Immediately. Why can't it be released ? I did list the couple of available songs from this (Mid 1966 – Recording Studio (USA?): Hey Gyp / That’s All I Am To You), but would love to see the whole thing too. |
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