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Post by williammcgregor on May 24, 2018 18:56:03 GMT
Thanks Ray I have now put this info onto the 100 list
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Post by williammcgregor on May 24, 2018 19:00:45 GMT
There were 13 episodes of “Hats Off”, but the Lost Shows database on the TV Brain website only lists 12. Does that mean that one episode still exists? The final episode is not listed on TV Brain. It was broadcast on 23 October 1968 and it featured Will Gaines, Peter Sarstedt, Checker Wheel, and Rondart and Jean. Thanks Mark, I have added this information to the 100 list ......I also added the information from "The Stage" magazine |
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Post by markdixon on May 24, 2018 19:35:41 GMT
Here’s some information about “Beauty and the Beat”, which was shown in the Border, Anglia and Tyne Tees areas in 1964 and 1965.
The series featured jazz singer Sheila Southern and the drummer and bandleader Eric Delaney. It was produced by Bryan Izzard for Border Television.
The following is from the programme description for "Beauty and the Beat" in the Tyne Tees listing magazine, “The Viewer,” (20 December 1964 – 02 January 1965)
Two stars with a single thought, to bring you 30 minutes of top entertainment with music, song and laughter.
The same issue also had a short article about the show.
Sounding the beat
Whatever the title suggests, Beauty and the Beat is neither a panto nor a fairy story – even though Eric Delaney - who provides the “beat” admits to being the “noisy giant” guarding over the musical fortunes of the “beauty”, Sheila Southern.
The popular couple, plus the Delaney Band, help to fill a show packed with tunes old and new.
It’s a new-style Delaney who comes up in this show – one ready to take up comedy spots and join Sheila in some of the numbers as well as providing a backing for her own songs.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on May 24, 2018 21:57:25 GMT
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on May 25, 2018 6:46:23 GMT
William Campbell - could you keep this on the Pop Show list and just tag it with something like "now found - located by Ray Langstone at the Library of Wales.' (apologies if the nametag seems a bit bigheaded - it's just that spurs me on to look for other stuff when it comes up on searched and so on....).
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Post by williammcgregor on May 25, 2018 7:52:34 GMT
Thanks Mark....now added your Beauty and the Beat information to the list.
Thanks Ray.....now added your Adge Cutler (etc) information to the list.
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Post by williammcgregor on May 25, 2018 8:26:19 GMT
UPDATE:
Whistle Stop
I have added
Simon Dupree and the Big Sound on 30/03/68...
Tony Blackburn 05/04/68...
The Paper Dolls 12/04/68...
The Love Affair 19/04/68...
The Herd 26/04/68
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Post by williammcgregor on May 25, 2018 9:43:16 GMT
UPDATE:
It Must Be Dusty....(Mark Murphy on the 2nd show 15/05/68) added to list
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Post by williammcgregor on May 27, 2018 9:43:11 GMT
UPDATE:
Whistle Stop
(The Peddlers) on the 15/03/68 show
(The Scaffold) on the 22/03/68 show
(The Honeybus) on the 24/05/68 show
and
(Don Partridge) on the final show 07/06/68
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Post by williammcgregor on May 27, 2018 10:53:02 GMT
UPDATE:
Scott
16/08/68 Scott Walker - Follow Me, Days of Love, Mathilde, I’ll Be Around, Genevieve, If You Go Away
O C Smith - Work Song......Kiki Dee - Up, Up and Away.....Kiki Dee & Scott Walker - Passing Strangers
30/12/68 Scott Walker - Gotta Travel On, And We Were Lovers, Tender is the Night, Montague Terrace (In Blue), Joanna
Salena Jones - You Stepped Out & A Dream, For Once in My Life.....Blossom Dearie - Long Daddy Green
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Post by markdixon on May 27, 2018 19:22:05 GMT
Here’s some information about “Birth of the Beat”. It was a documentary made by Southern TV, which included footage of the Applejacks, Cliff Richard and Elvis Presley.
The programme was mentioned briefly in an article by Simon Raven, which was published in “The Spectator” (30 July 1964).
Last week wasn't very hot on documentary; but a repeat of The Life and Times of Marshal Tito (Eye on the World, BBC-1, July 19) deployed a few sombre clichés to strong effect, and Birth of the Beat (Southern, July 21), whether intentionally or not, gave apt illustration of how youth is wasted on the young.
“Birth of the Beat” was shown by most of the smaller ITV companies on various dates, so presumably a few copies of the show were in existence at the time. Here are the complete transmission dates:
12 July 1964: Tyne Tees (4:10-5:05pm)
21 July 1964: Westward, Channel, Southern, Anglia and Border (10:37-11:22 pm)
28 July 1964: TWW and Teledu Cymru (10:45-11:30 pm)
05 August 1964: Scottish TV (10:40-11:25 pm)
10 August 1964: Ulster TV (10:30-11:15 pm)
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 8, 2018 20:11:51 GMT
UPDATE... 05 August 1964 TX on Scottish TV (10:40-11:25 pm) of Birth of the Beat...  This has now been added to the 98 list on page 1 of this thread |
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Post by markdixon on Jun 9, 2018 8:17:17 GMT
Here’s a list of a few more guests who appeared on “Whistle Stop”
23.02.68: Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
01.03.68: Kenny Lynch
08.03.68: Roy Budd
12.04.68: Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen
03.05.68: Herman’s Hermits
10.05.68 New Christy Minstrels
17.05.68 The Tremeloes
31.05.68: The Barron Knights
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 10, 2018 5:00:16 GMT
Many thanks Mark, I've added your information to the list on page 1.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 11, 2018 11:52:49 GMT
UPDATE
I've updated some information onto re (As You Like It) onto page 1.
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