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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 10, 2022 14:23:43 GMT
Dear all
Looking at Dave's IMDB, are these all missing?, or, is it really a case of nothing existing on UK Television for Dave 1963 - 1970?
Dave Berry - IMDb
There are 46 UK television appearances on there, do we know what songs he sang on all of them?
Is that 46 the complete number for 1963-1970, or can we come up with others that are not listed on IMDB?
Is the true figure for 1963-1970 nearer 60 rather than 50, I am fairly certain this may be the case.
Were there any other TV appearances for Dave during 1963, BBC or ITV?
What do you say? ...
If you can add to the 46, with perhaps the songs sang, our resident Peter Stirling may update IMDB for us.
Cheers
William
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Post by Peter Stirling on Sept 10, 2022 17:52:27 GMT
Hi William
That could be 'near as damn it' for his TV performances. He had 3 big hits in the sixties Little Things
The Crying Game and Mama 1966.... So Brit pop TV would have lost interest in him after that.
There may be a Euro-pop TV performance of his record This Strange Effect 1965 by Ray Davies which did well in parts of Europe but did not chart in the UK.
I think it was back on the tour bus after that supporting new acts that were coming through.
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Post by petercheck on Sept 10, 2022 20:32:49 GMT
Here's what I listed in 'Channelling The Beat!' back in 2018:
12-10-63 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): Memphis Tennessee
22-11-63 – ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (UK)
03-01-64 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): My Baby Left Me
18-01-64 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): My Baby Left Me
11-04-64 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): Baby It’s You
17-04-64 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): Baby It’s You
12-08-64 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): The Crying Game
19-08-64 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): The Crying Game
22-08-64 – ‘Lucky Stars – Summer Spin (UK): The Crying Game
01-09-64 – ‘The Cool Spot’ (UK)
02-09-64 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): The Crying Game
07-09-64 – ‘The Beat Room’ (UK)
13-11-64 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK)
09-12-64 – ‘Top Beat’ (UK)
19-12-64 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): One Heart Between Two
25-12-64 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK):
11-01-65 – ‘The Beat Room’ (UK)
03-03-65 – ‘Shindig!’ (USA): My Baby Left Me
19-03-65 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): Little Things
27-03-65 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): Little Things
08-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things
15-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things
22-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things
24-05-65 – ‘The British Song Contest’ (UK): Can I Get It From You
11-06-65 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK)
23-06-65 – ‘Shindig!’ (USA): The Crying Game / One Heart Between Two
03-07-65 – ‘Lucky Stars – Summer Spin (UK): This Strange Effect
06-07-65 – ‘Discs A Go Go’ (UK)
22-07-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): This Strange Effect
23-07-65 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): This Strange Effect
28-07-65 – ‘Shindig!’ (USA): Memphis Tennessee
21-10-65 – ‘Moef Ga Ga’ (Holland): This Strange Effect / Little Things / Now
29-10-65 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): I’m Gonna Take You There
04-11-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): I’m Gonna Take You There
23-11-65 – ‘Tienerklanken’ (Belgium)
08-12-65 – ‘Here Come The Pops’ (UK)
21-12-65 – ‘Fanclub’ (Holland): Little Things / Always Always (Yesterday’s Love Song) / I’m Gonna Take You There / Can Get It From You / Memphis Tennessee
31-12-65 – ‘Ready Steady Go – The New Year Starts Here!’ (UK)
06-01-66 – ‘Shindig’ (USA): Little Things
12-02-66 – ‘Music Hall De France’ (France): Little Things / This Strange Effect / High Heel Sneakers
09-03-66 – ‘A Whole Scene Going’ (UK)
17-03-66 – ‘Vient De Paraitre’ (France): This Strange Effect
19-03-66 – ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (UK): If You Wait For Love
31-03-66 – ‘Music Hall De France’ (France): Memphis Tennessee
04-04-66 – ‘Douche Ecossaise’ (France): This Strange Effect
27-04-66 – ‘Where The Action Is’ (USA): The Crying Game
24-06-66 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK): Mama
01-07-66 – ‘Beat! Beat! Beat!’ (Germany): Now / Little Things
15-07-66 – ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (UK)
Late 1966 – ‘The Ghost Goes Gear’ Movie (UK): Mama / Now
21-07-66 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Mama
26-07-66 – ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (UK)
04-08-66 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Mama
25-08-66 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Mama
26-11-66 – ‘Countdown’ (UK)
02-12-66 – ‘Crackerjack’ (UK)
15-01-67 – ‘A Tous Vents’ (France): Little Things / Mama
18-03-67 – ‘Au Risque De Vous’ (France): Walk Walk Talk Talk
31-03-67 – ‘Crackerjack’ (UK)
25-04-67 – ‘Dee Time’ (UK)
10-08-67 – ‘Dee Time’ (UK)
29-09-67 – ‘Moef Ga Ga’ (Holland): Forever
18-10-67 – ‘Moef Ga Ga’ (Holland): Forever
09-02-68 – ‘All Systems Freeman!’ (UK)
09-02-68 – ‘New Release’ (UK)
04-05-68 – ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (UK)
05-07-68 – ‘Fenklup’ (Holland): Do I Still Figure In Your Life
14-11-74 – ‘The Eddy Go Round Show’ (Holland): This Strange Effect / My Baby Left Me
09-10-75 – ‘Supersonic’ (UK): The Crying Game
03-09-77 – ‘International Pop Proms’ (UK): Little Things
06-01-81 – ‘Unforgettable’ (UK)
04-02-81 – ‘Starburst’ (UK): The Crying Game / Little Things / Memphis Tennessee
03-03-83 – ‘Unforgettable’ (UK): Little Things / This Strange Effect
07-01-84 – ‘3-2-1’ (UK)
09-07-85 – ‘Time Of Your Life’ (UK): The Crying Game
22-08-87 – ‘I Feel Fine’ (UK): The Crying Game
00-00-90 – Unknown TV show (Holland): This Strange Effect
28-03-98 – ‘Golden Years In Concert’ (Belgium): Mama / Little Things / This Strange Effect
... Incidentally, I saw Dave Berry 'live' for the first time last year, and at 80 years young, he was excellent!
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Post by paul carney on Sept 11, 2022 7:13:11 GMT
I saw him in the late 80s & he put on a great show complete with the creepy microphone stuff.😃
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Post by nicadare on Sept 11, 2022 11:12:52 GMT
08-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things 05-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things*22-04-65 – ‘Top Of The Pops’ (UK): Little Things Should be 15-04-65...On the show 3 weeks running  |
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Post by markdixon on Sept 11, 2022 12:01:07 GMT
Dave Berry made the following appearances on Granada’s ‘Scene at 6:30’ (all missing):
10/11/1964: ‘One Heart Between Two’ and ‘You’re Gonna Need Somebody’
03/03/1965: It’s likely that he performed ‘Little Things’
31/05/1965: It’s likely that he performed ‘Can I Get It From You’
17/06/1966: It’s likely that he performed ‘Mama’
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Post by Peter Stirling on Sept 11, 2022 22:56:45 GMT
William.
Thanks to the other contributors .I have added a few of the more obscure shows
and not looked into the big ones like TOTPs RSG etc yet.
They seem to have got through without any probs so should start appearing soon.
The Euro shows can be a bit of a problem as some don't seem to be listed at all
and obviously people in the host country would have had the skeleton info the IMDB needs.
Another UK problem was 'Unforgettable' this was not networked IIRC
and was shown all over the place at different times so I found it difficult to track down.
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Post by Thomas Walsh on Sept 12, 2022 0:32:35 GMT
Imagine a full colour location video for 'Chaplin House'? That would be marvellous.
P.S.....There wasn't one. I'm just saying how lovely if there was! 😄
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Post by petercheck on Sept 12, 2022 6:53:54 GMT
Another UK problem was 'Unforgettable' this was not networked IIRC and was shown all over the place at different times so I found it difficult to track down. I didn't know that Channel 4 had (has?) regional variations. |
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Post by Peter Stirling on Sept 12, 2022 8:57:40 GMT
Another UK problem was 'Unforgettable' this was not networked IIRC and was shown all over the place at different times so I found it difficult to track down. I didn't know that Channel 4 had (has?) regional variations. Was it on CH4 in the first instant? I thought CH4 started in 1982? Anyway i'll retire from this now before I put my foot in it again LOL. There are plenty of others with better knowledge who can help William on the IMDB. |
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Post by Kev Hunter on Sept 12, 2022 8:58:15 GMT
Another UK problem was 'Unforgettable' this was not networked IIRC and was shown all over the place at different times so I found it difficult to track down. I didn't know that Channel 4 had (has?) regional variations. I agree Peter, I thought that it was only the advertising that varied from region to region, not the programmes. |
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Post by Paul Watkins on Sept 12, 2022 10:42:27 GMT
The only place that Unforgettable varied was on S4C.
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Post by petercheck on Sept 12, 2022 13:41:32 GMT
I didn't know that Channel 4 had (has?) regional variations. Was it on CH4 in the first instant? I thought CH4 started in 1982? Anyway i'll retire from this now before I put my foot in it again LOL. There are plenty of others with better knowledge who can help William on the IMDB. You're right! There was an earlier series for Thames TV in 1981, but (as far as I know), none of these were repeated during C4's 1982/1983 run. To add to the confusion, a handful of the 1982/1983 shows were held over until 1986. Here's one of the few Thames TV era shows that I've seen: |
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Post by petercheck on Sept 12, 2022 13:43:54 GMT
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Post by williammcgregor on Sept 15, 2022 9:35:10 GMT
Dear Forum I have just remembered a television appearance by Dave Berry which was posted by myself on this thread; please see my post dated June 3 2015, 4.58 pm see 3rd Show ... "One Night Stand" precursor of "Dig This" STV 1964? missingepisodes.proboards.com/thread/10944/night-stand-precursor-dig-1964?page=1................................................................................................................ and also the post below by Mark Dixon on the Discs a go go thread Page 4 October 13 2018 2.37 pm see 23 November 1964 ... I’ve had a look through various newspaper listings and I’ve found the following information ... 30 Nov 1961: Roy Tierney 02 Mar 1962: The Mudlarks, Mike Cotton and his Jazzmen 24 Feb 1964: Jimmy Justice, Antoinette, Mike Cotton Sound 11 May 1964: Patsy Ann Noble, The Baker Twins, Brian Howard and the Silhouettes 01 Jun 1964: Marty Wilde 22 Jun 1964: Manfred Mann, Long John Baldry 20 Jul 1964: Maureen Evans, The Searchers, Sounds Incorporated 10 Aug 1964: Patsy Ann Noble, The Naturals, The Honeycombs 21 Sep 1964: Mike Cotton Sound, Carol Deene, Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers 18 Nov 1964: Mark Wynter, Sounds Incorporated 23 Nov 1964: Sandie Shaw, Dave Berry, Adam Faith (broadcast 25/11/64 on STV) 14 Dec 1964: Lulu, The Four Pennies, The Barron Knights (broadcast 16/12/64 on STV) 28 Dec 1964: The Honeycombs, Dodie West (broadcast 30/12/64 on STV) 04 Jan 1965: Gerry Marsden (broadcast 06/01/65 on STV) c. Feb 1965: Brendan Bowyer and the Royal Showband I can also confirm that Julie Driscoll was on the show on 07/10/63 and that the Classmates appeared on 23/12/63. |
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