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Post by ashleywood on Sept 7, 2018 11:19:37 GMT
this will take the thread down from 94 to 93... Two complete Boy Meets Girls TV Shows digitally remastered from the original soundtrack recordings... The CD contains a tewlve page booklet which include many photos... 34 tracks listed Audio CD Boy Meets Girls TV Shows Vol. 1 £ 14.43 www.amazon.co.uk/Boy-Meets-Girls-shows-Vol1/dp/B00B1678JS
An Eddie Cochran expert some years ago told me that these shows were transferred from surviving footage back in the early '70s, but sometime later the video/film was junked. Maybe others can give more info? Certainly, the Eddie Cochran performance was issued on vinyl in 1972:
missingepisodes.proboards.com/thread/2411/boy-meets-girl-eddie-Cochran
EDIT: This release states "Special thanks to Thames Television for their permission and assistance in making this record available":
www.45worlds.com/i/12324fd7e1f42bd0f00
Peter I posted this in the Boy Meets Girls thread but Jack Good noted in his column in Disc in 1960 that every episode of Boy Meets Girls had been destroyed months after broadcast. He stated this after receiving mail asking if the Eddie shows could be repeated. I don't have the Boy Meets Girls (Rockstar) cd handy but I think those came from the collection of an engineer on the show who kept some audios. Rockstar Records were tipped off to this by Joe Brown, located said engineer and his tapes. Unfortunately, a Volume 2 has not been forthcoming and I've heard of two instances where Marty Wilde (or his management) have refused permission for archive ventures. Some recorded off the telly tapes survive too, I forget which episodes they are but there is some duplication with the Rockstar Release. I can't be 100% sure but thanking Thames Television may have been done in the same way you might thank the BBC (and have to pay them) when releasing an off air of a radio session they wiped ! |
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 8, 2018 19:17:00 GMT
This thread by forum members only began on 7 May and yet in that short space of time, this is what has happened...
It began with 100 (101 if we include Liverpool A Go Go) Completely Missing Pop Shows and Series, with nothing believed to exist?
Here is how we have come down to 88 from the 100, as something from 12 (13 if we include Liverpool A Go Go) has been posted
about..
1. Adge Cutler - First Wurzel located at Library of Wales on Videocassette Colour by Ray Langstone
2. Great Western Musical Thunderbox (The) An HTV Documentary in 1991 featured footage of Adge and The Wurzels.
Also Ray Langstone located 6 inserts in the Library of Wales archives
3. It Must Be Dusty - 6 audios located see Page 1 for details of tracks
4. Stewpot! Ray Langstone advised -one teensy bit of one show, Anita Harris singing 'Tuppenny Bus Ride - exists
in the Kaleidoscope Archive and appeared on the Native Hue of Resolution DVD.
5. Now! Ray Langstone located a 7 minute colour inserts at National Library of Wales, just Michael Palin, no music,
dated 1 February 1966
6. Pop Scene '64 Ulster tv - ITV confirm they hold Some Inserts Not Full Progs
7. Jam Ray Langstone located at Library of Wales a performance for one show, featuring Dave Edmunds and Rockpile.
8. Steeleye Span and Roger Woodward, these 2 performances exist as part of existing Full House series.
9. Wish Upon A Wishbone - Audio of the show exists and one item appeared on The Shadows -Atlantis CD 1994
10. Music My Way - 6 Audio clips exist see post on page 10 for full details
11. Five O' Clock Club - footage found on Bob Dylan documentary and Kaleidoscope recovery contains items too, Page 10
12. Boy Meets Girls - 2 complete episodes 16th and 23rd February released on Audio CD 34 tracks, see page 10
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 18, 2018 7:45:33 GMT
possible good news?...
the dates we have for this show are the dates from TV Brain for the first showing of this series on BBC 2
But...
According to BBC Genome, it was repeated later that year, 1968, on BBC 1 20 September - 11 October
one of those repeat episodes was dated 4 October 1968
if you type in
Esther & Abi Ofarim - One More Dance 1968
a 33 second clip comes up of them singing One More Dance and the date underneath it is 3 October 1968
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Sept 18, 2018 15:57:02 GMT
I don't believe it is.
The caption says 'Tegendraads' (that's Contrary' in Dutch), which I'm presuming may have been a show on one of the Dutch TV channels.
Shame, but I'm unconvinced it's a UK clip.
Sorry, William and thank you for your sterling work, but this is a no from me.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Sept 18, 2018 15:58:48 GMT
Only scores half a point, but the audio from 'An Evening with Petula' is available!!!!
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 19, 2018 8:40:37 GMT
Oh well...c'est la vie....but thanks Ray
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 20, 2018 11:39:23 GMT
Dear All
I cannot find much about the following 5 so if anyone can add anymore, it will be great please!
Here Come The Pops Wednesday 8 December 1965 9.10 - 9.30 pm Rediffusion
The Walker Brothers, Wilson Pickett, The Dave Clark Five, The Small Faces, Boz - I'm Coming Home Baby
Boz is Boz Scaggs; born William R Scaggs in 1944. Grew up in Dallas Texas. Left College of University of Wisconsin
in January of 1965 for London. Scaggs living in London trying to make it with his band The Wigs, the band didn't
get any success.
Looking at the other acts on this show, The Walkers Brothers released A: My Ship Is Coming In B: You Are All
Round Me 26/11/65
Wilson Pickett released A: My Heart Belongs To You B: Let Me Be Your Boy 26/10/65 and
A: Don't Fight It B: It's All Over Now November 1965
The Dave Clark Five A: Over And Over B: I'll Be Yours (My Love) 29/10/65
The Small Faces A: I've Got Mine B: It's Too Late 5/11/65
High Jinks BBC 1 20 June - 12 September 1969 All 12 episodes missing
Friday 20 June High Jinks 4.55 - 5.40 pm Elastic Band George Chisholm
Friday 27 June The Freelanders, G Chisholm
Friday 11 July The Chuckles G Chisholm
Friday 18 July Sons And Lovers G Chisholm
Friday 25 July The Casuals G Chisholm
Friday 01 Aug Vanity Fare G Chisholm
Friday 08 Aug Peppermint Circus G Chisholm
Friday 15 Aug Harmony Grass G Chisholm
Friday 22 Aug Unknown
Friday 29 Aug Unknown
Friday 05 Sep The Second Generation G Chisholm
Friday 12 Sep Love Affair, G Chisholm
Can anyone tell us who some of these bands were and what they had released and might have performed on this Show?
It's Sunday Night (With David Jacobs) LWT 8 June - 14 September 1969 all 13 episodes missing
I can only find out that Cilla Black appeared on the 13 July episode, really need help with this one please!
A late-night chat show for which the executive producer was LWT's Head of Variety Tito Burns. The programme ran in
most ITV regions from June to September 1969.
BBC Genome has it as Joe And Co BBC 1 7 April - 19 May 1967
Friday 7 April 16.55 - 17.40 pm
Joe Brown opens his own television station with the help of The Barron Knights, Johnny Stewart, Dilys Watling, (who all appeared
in the 7 episodes). Among their guests are Whistling Jack Smith
Friday 14 April guests are Georgie Fame, Lulu, Larry Parker
Friday 21 April Peter And Gordon, The Lynton Boys
Friday 28 April Manfred Mann, The Singing Postman
Friday 05 May Jim Couton, The Gibsons
Friday 12 May The New Vaudeville Band, The Warm Sounds
Frday 19 May The Tremeloes
Again, can anyone say what these acts had just released and might have performed on the show please?
Late Night Stardust LWT 30 July 1976 49 minutes
Friday 30 July 1976 11.30 pm - 12 .30 am
Alvin Stardust, Widowmaker, Carl Wayne
Again, can anyone say what Alvin, Widowmaker or Carl Wayne might have sang on this show please?
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Post by petercheck on Sept 20, 2018 14:10:19 GMT
From 'Channelling The Beat!'...
THE SMALL FACES:
08-12-65 – ‘Here Come The Pops’ (UK): I’ve Got Mine
MANFRED MANN:
28-04-67 – ‘Joe and Co’ (UK): Ha! Ha! Said The Clown (Some sources instead list the minor instrumental hit ‘Sweet Pea’ for this show)
THE TREMELOES:
19-05-67 – ‘Jo and Co.’ (UK): Silence Is Golden
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Post by markdixon on Sept 20, 2018 19:22:52 GMT
Here’s some info about musical guests:
‘It’s Sunday Night With David Jacobs’
06 Jul 1969: Terri Stevens
24 Aug 1969: Susan Maughan
?? Sep 1969: Sammy Davis Jr. “This Can’t Be Love”
‘High Jinks’
22 Aug 1969: The Whales
29 Aug 1969: The Elizabethans (they later became known as Smokie)
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Post by markdixon on Sept 21, 2018 18:04:00 GMT
This is off-topic from music, but I noticed that ‘High Jinks’ starred Ray Alan and his ventriloquist puppets Tich and Quackers. I’ve found a YouTube clip which contains a brief fragment from their 1966 series ‘Tich and Quackers’. I think this series is completely missing.
The clip shows the beginning of the episode ‘The Examination’ which was broadcast on 24 July 1966. The footage is 8mm, silent and extremely short, but it might still be of interest to some of you.
The title of the clip is ‘Off Air BBC 1 TV 8mm Dutch F1, BBC 1 globe indent and Tich and quackers: the examination (LOST?)'
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 21, 2018 19:04:54 GMT
Here’s some info about musical guests: ‘It’s Sunday Night With David Jacobs’
06 Jul 1969: Terri Stevens 24 Aug 1969: Susan Maughan ?? Sep 1969: Sammy Davis Jr. “This Can’t Be Love” ‘High Jinks’
22 Aug 1969: The Whales 29 Aug 1969: The Elizabethans (they later became known as Smokie) TV Pop Diaries has listings for some episodes of It's Sunday Night with David Jacobs LWT Sunday 13 July 1969 it confirms Cilla Black Sunday 24 August Susan Maughan and here is an interesting listing... the very last episode Sunday 14 September It's Sunday Night with David Jacobs LWT content unknown but also listed on this date is LWT The David Jacobs Show Family Dogg - Arizona Barry Ryan - The Hunt Are these 2 shows, It's Sunday Night with David Jacobs and The David Jacobs Show, one and the same show? Both were LWT, if they are, then on that last episode of It's Sunday with David Jacobs, were Family Dogg - Arizona and Barry Ryan - The Hunt. Barry Ryan - The Hunt was released just 2 days earlier on Friday 12 September, so he must have been singing this latest release. But who were Family Dogg, does anyone know them? |
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Post by Alan Turrell on Sept 21, 2018 20:39:47 GMT
This is off-topic from music, but I noticed that ‘High Jinks’ starred Ray Alan and his ventriloquist puppets Tich and Quackers. I’ve found a YouTube clip which contains a brief fragment from their 1966 series ‘Tich and Quackers’. I think this series is completely missing. The clip shows the beginning of the episode ‘The Examination’ which was broadcast on 24 July 1966. The footage is 8mm, silent and extremely short, but it might still be of interest to some of you. The title of the clip is ‘Off Air BBC 1 TV 8mm Dutch F1, BBC 1 globe indent and Tich and quackers: the examination (LOST?)' Hi, William Family Dogg had a hit with "A Way of Life" in 1969 here it is from Beat Club. www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CTklVhu8g8 |
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Sept 22, 2018 7:39:34 GMT
Family Dogg had Steve Rowlands, famous for being producer of DDDM and T in the 60's.
Albert Hammond was a member too. They had a bizrare totp appearamce with the Bouncing Ball.
Most of the footage I've seen of them is from Beat Club. Steve was on a best of Beat Club shown in the 80's when he talks about his time with the band.
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Sept 22, 2018 7:53:15 GMT
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 22, 2018 8:07:11 GMT
Dear All here is the link missingepisodesproboards.com/thread/12070/dicoveries-129-130If the link fails to work, here is the good news, that another of the 100, is no longer completely missing and that something now exists from the series, so the thread title has changed from 87 to 86 From the General section of the forum John Green thread and opening post April10, 2017 9.30 pm Discovery 130 : It's Sunday Night - tx 14.9.1969 with David Jacobs, Spike Milligan, Jerry Lewis and Veronica Lake Kevin Smith continues to find audios of TV Soundtracks and this is an early LWT chat show that has been completely missing before now. |
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