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Post by stevej on May 8, 2020 15:44:38 GMT
The same Youtube poster who has featured in recent posts on Ray's Youtube Finds thread has also uploaded part of a BBCtv 'Dusty' show, which appears to be from the penultimate show of her first series in 1966.
Not the complete show sadly. He says : "There is the Power of Love and the tail end of what I assume is Manha de Carnaval...so getting on for ten minutes in all"
I don't think this has been flagged up before. Apologies if it has!
Steve
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Post by Peter Stirling on May 8, 2020 23:44:09 GMT
Don't apologise, a great find and performance by Dusty
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Post by stevej on May 9, 2020 9:00:06 GMT
Yes, it's a shame it's turned up several years too late to have been included in the 'Live at the BBC' dvd set. I was delighted when that was issued, but less so when I discovered the shows had all the guest spots edited out, leaving them with severely truncated running times. Ah well...
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Post by paul carney on May 9, 2020 9:21:02 GMT
Can't beat a bit of Dusty.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on May 10, 2020 15:50:59 GMT
The same Youtube poster who has featured in recent posts on Ray's Youtube Finds thread has also uploaded part of a BBCtv 'Dusty' show, which appears to be from the penultimate show of her first series in 1966.
Not the complete show sadly. He says : "There is the Power of Love and the tail end of what I assume is Manha de Carnaval...so getting on for ten minutes in all"
I don't think this has been flagged up before. Apologies if it has! Steve
Thanks Steve. I got alerted to this the same time as the Benny Hill and went looking on his channel - I made a note of everything in there, but then I wasn't on the internet for the next few days, busy with other stuff. |
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