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Post by chrisstratton on Dec 17, 2018 8:06:38 GMT
Apologies if this has been shared before,but it’s the first time I’ve found this on YouTube (apart from the clips shown on ch4 in 1985) youtu.be/v0eMxRveUk8 |
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Dec 17, 2018 8:25:19 GMT
Nice one Chris!
Yes it has done the rounds for years but some will nit have seen it.
I love seeing stuff complete. The rarities and obscure stuff are often more interesting than the mainstream.
It was deemed appropriate to cut out the ones that had not hit the charts, but I've never thought this was a good idea.
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Post by stevej on Dec 17, 2018 20:04:52 GMT
Yes that's an excellent watch! You get a much better impression of the live tv exhilaration/perspiration (and borderline chaos) that made the show essential viewing for record-buying teens; far more so than with the 'best of' compilations which seem a bit tame by comparison. Nice to see an early performance by Samantha Jones too.
Steve
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Post by chrisstratton on Dec 18, 2018 14:23:54 GMT
Nice one Chris! Yes it has done the rounds for years but some will nit have seen it. I love seeing stuff complete. The rarities and obscure stuff are often more interesting than the mainstream. It was deemed appropriate to cut out the ones that had not hit the charts, but I've never thought this was a good idea. I much prefer the complete show intact but understand why it was made into a compilation series back in 1985 and the reruns just after Christmas in 1992 on Channel 4. I wonder how this got onto the net as you’d expect or assume Dave Clark would have the original ? |
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Post by Colin Anderton on Dec 18, 2018 14:53:40 GMT
I understand too, Chris.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the Sixties, it's the music I grew up with. But when one sees the complete show, I can understand how perhaps we see it all through rose-coloured glasses! Some of the performances were just awful!!!
Actually, I didn't remember it being like that, so perhaps they weren't all as bad. But overall, I can't say that episode impressed me.
I recorded almost all of the re-runs in the Nineties, and perhaps it is best just to see the highlights....
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Post by Nathan Dickel on Jan 1, 2019 4:33:10 GMT
I was wondering of this one was gonna show up someday, I'd only seen the other complete one from around the same time, where Keith apologises for Brenda Lee being absent, that also has Kenny Lynch doing My Own Two Feet as well.
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Post by markg on Jan 2, 2019 11:42:01 GMT
I did record all the reruns, and have the "beatles" VHS too. Although, I don't have a VHS player right now...
I do recall one singer being introduced as having a "New Style" which involved vocal swoops - Keith Fordyce didn't look particularly impressed. I'm fairly sure that's not on my tape, but then when did it get re-broadcast? Hmm, I may have missed some...
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Post by markg on Jan 2, 2019 11:45:57 GMT
Oh, and I did see on Youtube, a Beatles Art competition being judged by John Lennon, who awarded the top prize to Penny Rimbaud of Crass, whose chosen prize was an album by Igor Oistrakh, which didn't go down well with John - although the camera did catch them having a nice (inaudible) chat slightly later. The clip I saw didn't have the winning art on it.
(obviously, he wasn't Penny Rimbaud of Crass at the time, but Art Student Jeremy Ratter...)
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Post by petercheck on Jan 2, 2019 12:26:44 GMT
A few years back I compiled a list of all known surviving/circulating 'Ready, Steady, Go!' clips. Might be slightly out of date, but here it is:
4th October 1963
• Introduction
• The Beatles – Twist and Shout
• Helen Shapiro – Look Who It Is
• The Beatles – I’ll Get You
• The Beatles – She Loves You
(Also includes various Beatles interviewed by Dusty Springfield, a mime competition judged by Paul and audience dances)
20th March 1964
• The Beatles – It Won’t Be Long
• Dusty Springfield - Everyday I Have To Cry
• The Animals – Baby Let Me Take You Home
• Bobby Vee - Buddy’s Song
• The Beatles – You Can’t Do That
• The Beatles – Can’t Buy Me Love
(Also includes various Beatles interviews, competitions and audience dances)
1st May 1964
• Lulu – Shout
• Cilla Black – You’re My World
• Billy Fury – I Will
• Billy Fury – Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees)
• The Four Pennies – Juliet
• Freddie and The Dreamers – I Love You baby
• P.J. Proby – Interview
(Also includes a mime competition)
28th August 1964
• Gerry and the Pacemakers – It’s Gonna Be Alright
• Dusty Springfield – Can I Get A Witness
• Mark Wynter – Love Hurts
• Lulu – Can’t Hear You No More
• The Moody Blues – Lose Your Money
6th November 1964
• The Beach Boys – I Get Around
• The Beach Boys – When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)
• Martha and the Vandellas – Heatwave
• The Fourmost – Baby I Need Your Lovin’
• Dusty Springfield – Losing You
• Martha and the Vandellas – Dancing In The Street
• Gene Pitney – I’m Gonna Be Strong
20th November 1964
• The Plebs - Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
• Paul Williams - Gin House Blues
• The Zephyrs - Wonder What I'm Gonna Do
• Marvin Gaye – Can I Get A Witness
• Simon Scott – My Baby’s Got Soul
• Kenny Lynch – My Own Two feet
• Jerry Lee Lewis – High Heeled Sneakers
• Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On
• Marvin Gaye – How Sweet It Is
• Them - Baby Please Don't Go
• Burt Bacharach - Interview
• Samantha Jones - All Because of You
• The Rolling Stones – Off The Hook
• The Rolling Stones – Little Red Rooster
• The Rolling Stones – Around And Around
27th November 1964
• The Isley Brothers – Stagger Lee
• Sandie Shaw – Girl Don’t Come
• The Searchers – What Have They Done To The Rain
• The Isley Brothers – The Last Girl
• Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas – Tennessee Waltz
• The Zombies – Summertime
• The Searchers – This Feeling Inside
• The Beatles – Interview
• Kim Weston – A Little More Love
• The Beatles – I Feel Fine
• The Beatles – She’s A Woman
• The Beatles – Baby’s In Black
• The Beatles – Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey
11th December 1964
• Georgie Fame & Blue Flames – Monkeying Around
• Georgie Fame & Blue Flames – Yeh Yeh
• The McKinleys – Sweet and Tender Romance
• Tony Jackson and The Vibrations – You Beat Me To The Punch
• Rufus Thomas – Walking the Dog
• Rufus Thomas – Jump Back
• Dick and Dee Dee – Thou Shalt Not Steal
• Gerry and the Pacemakers – Ferry Cross The Mersey
• Gerry and the Pacemakers – Why Oh Why
• Gerry and the Pacemakers – My Babe
‘The Sound of Motown’ RSG TV Special, taped 18th March 1965 – broadcast 28th April 1965
• The Supremes – Baby Love
• The Miracles – You Really Got A Hold On Me
• Stevie Wonder – I Call It Pretty Music
• The Temptations – The Way You Do The Things You do
• Martha and The Vandellas – Heatwave
• Dusty Springfield – You Lost The Sweetest Boy
• The Miracles – Ooo Baby Baby
• Martha and The Vandellas & Dusty Springfield – Wishin’ and Hopin’
• The Temptations – It’s Growing
• The Supremes – Shake
• Martha and The Vandellas – Nowhere To Run
• Stevie Wonder – Kiss Me Baby
• Martha and The Vandellas & Dusty Springfield – Can’t Hear You No More
• The Supremes – Stop! In The Name Of Love
• The Temptations – My Girl
• Martha and The Vandellas – Dancing In The Street
• The Miracles – Shop Around
• The Supremes – Where Did Our Love Go
• The Miracles & Entire Cast – Mickey’s Monkey
2nd July 1965
• The Who – Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
• The Who – Shout And Shimmy
• Peter Cook and Dudley Moore – Goodbye-ee
10th September 1965
• The Rolling Stones, Andrew Loog Oldham & Cathy McGowan – I Got You Babe (mime)
• The Rolling Stones – Oh Baby (We've Got A Good Thing Goin')
• The Rolling Stones – That's How Strong My Love Is
• The Rolling Stones – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
25th February 1966
• The Walker Brothers – The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
27th May 1966
• The Rolling Stones – Under My Thumb
• The Rolling Stones – I Am Waiting
• The Rolling Stones – Paint It Black
16th September 1966
• Otis Redding – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
• Otis Redding – My Girl
• Otis Redding – Respect
• Eric Burdon – Hold on I'm Coming
• Chris Farlowe – It's A Man's Man's Man's World
• Otis Redding – Pain in My Heart
• Otis Redding – I Can't Turn You Loose
• Otis Redding, Eric Burton & Chris Farlowe – Medley: Shake / Land of 1000 Dances
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Post by simonwells61 on Jan 3, 2019 12:42:27 GMT
Great list!
Was just wondering - the 4th October 1963 appearance, is it just the Beatles' inserts or do the other acts still survive?
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Post by petercheck on Jan 3, 2019 12:47:37 GMT
Great list! Was just wondering - the 4th October 1963 appearance, is it just the Beatles' inserts or do the other acts still survive? Yes I believe it does, though I only have all The Beatles segments from that edition (including their cameo with Helen Shapiro).
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Post by petercheck on Jan 3, 2019 12:55:32 GMT
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Post by chrisstratton on Jan 5, 2019 4:46:27 GMT
I got a list from the net around 2008,possibly tv.com with a episode guide but not 100% accurate but still worthwhile as at the time as I bought a load of reel to reel tapes with audio recordings from rsg and other shows and help me work out transmission dates
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Jan 5, 2019 9:15:58 GMT
Peter! I don't see the walker Bros Everything's Gonna Be All Right on your great list. Preserved in Beat Club 13! |
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Post by Kev Mulrenan on Jan 5, 2019 9:16:33 GMT
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