THE DAVE CLARK FIVE'S TV & FILM APPEARANCES

[petercheck]

THE DAVE CLARK FIVE'S TV & FILM APPEARANCES

This is an updated version of a list which first appeared in the book ‘Channelling The Beat!’. All performances listed in BOLD are known to still survive, either in TV vaults or private collections. Dates, unless specified otherwise, refer to broadcast dates; taping dates for pre-recorded shows have been added when known. Occasionally, shows were broadcast on more than one date, in different regions of the UK; in these cases, the earliest known date is listed. For concert footage, the dates of the actual concerts are shown, with broadcast dates added where known. Generally, only actual performances are listed, not interviews, documentaries or news report. If anyone has any additional info, no matter how trivial, then please let me know!

00-00-61 - ‘Rag Doll’ (Butcher's Film Service - UK): Instrumental / Why Am I Living [with Jess Conrad]

(Re-titled ‘Young, Willing and Eager’ in the USA)

00-00-61 - ‘Pit Of Darkness’ (Butcher's Film Service - UK): Various Instrumentals / My Heart Is The Lover [with Ronnie Hall]

(The line-up on the above two low-budget Movie cameos are Dave Clark (drums), Mike Smith (keyboards), Rick Huxley (bass), Mick Ryan (guitar) and Jim Spencer (flute and bongos) - the latter two to be later replaced by Lenny Davidson and Dennis Payton of course. Both Movie cameos were filmed on the same set on the same day)

20-04-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): The Mulberry Bush

20-09-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Do You Love Me

(Sadly, no footage of The Dave Clark Five on ‘Ready Steady Go!’ is known to survive. When excerpts from shows were rebroadcast in the ‘80s and ‘90s, performances by the group were included. However, these were actually from ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ and other TV shows, NOT ‘Ready Steady Go!’ - something that has confused collectors and archivists ever since)

05-10-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Do You Love Me

08-10-63 - ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Do You Love Me

08-11-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): I Know You / Glad All Over

16-11-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Glad All Over

06-12-63 - ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Glad All Over

13-12-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Glad All Over / Do You Love Me

14-12-63 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Glad All Over

31-12-63 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Glad All Over

01-01-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Glad All Over

(This performance was repeated on 08-01-64)

11-01-64 - ‘The Arthur Haynes Show’ (ATV - UK): Do You Love Me / Glad All Over

22-01-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Glad All Over (Video)

00-01-64 - ‘The Dave Clark Five’ (British Pathé - UK): Glad All Over / Bits and Pieces

(Shown at British cinemas, this newsreel is the earliest known colour footage of the band)

09-02-64 - ‘Sunday Night At The London Palladium’ (ATV - UK): Glad All Over / Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah / Big Noise From Winnetka [with host Bruce Forsyth also on drums] / Bits and Pieces

15-02-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Bits and Pieces / All Of The Time

19-02-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC - UK): Bits and Pieces

(This performance was repeated on 26-02-64, 04-03-64, 11-03-64 & 18-03-64)

20-02-64 - ‘Scene At 6.30’ (Granada - UK): Bits and Pieces

21-02-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Bits and Pieces

25-02-64 - ‘Day By Day’ (Southern - UK): Bits and Pieces

08-03-64 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Glad All Over

14-03-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Bits and Pieces

15-03-64 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Do You Love Me / Bits and Pieces / Glad All Over

10-05-64 - ‘Big Beat ‘64 Part 2’ (ABC - UK)

(Taped at ‘The New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert’ on 26-04-64, this is a bit of a “holy grail” for DC5 collectors, as their segment is missing from all circulating surviving copies of the concert!)

15-05-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Because / Can’t You See That She’s Mine

23-05-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

31-05-64 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Can’t You See That She’s Mine / Do You Love Me

03-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

(This performance was repeated on 26-06-64)

12-06-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine / Because

17-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine (Video)

18-06-64 - ‘For Teenagers Only’ (ATV - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

19-06-64 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

20-06-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

26-06-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Can’t You See That She’s Mine

28-07-64 - ‘Scene At 6.30’ (Granada - UK): Thinking Of You Baby

06-08-64 - ‘For Teenagers Only’ (ATV - UK): Thinking Of You Baby

10-08-64 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Thinking Of You Baby

22-08-64 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): Thinking Of You Baby

24-08-64 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Thinking Of You Baby

05-10-64 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Any Way You Want It

09-10-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Crying Over You / Any Way You Want It

10-10-64 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Any Way You Want It

22-10-64 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Any Way You Want It

23-10-64 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Any Way You Want It

01-11-64 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Any Way You Want It / Because

14-11-64 - ‘Popspot’ (ABC - UK): probably Any Way You Want It + several other songs

20-11-64 - ‘The Entertainers’ (CBS - USA): Because

16-12-64 - ‘Shindig!’ (ABC - USA): Medley: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - Can’t You See That She’s Mine / Everybody Knows (I Still Love You) / Any Way You Want It

18-12-64 - ‘Get Yourself A College Girl’ (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - USA): Whenever You’re Around / Thinking Of You Baby

(Renamed ‘The Swingin’ Set’ in the UK, this was the DC5’s only movie appearance to be filmed in colour. Date above refers to its US premiere; the DC5 taped their segments in London on 02-09-64)

31-12-64 - ‘The New Year Stars Here … So Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

04-01-65 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

08-01-65 - ‘Ollie and Fred’s Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

09-01-65 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

11-01-65 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

20-01-65 - ‘Shindig!’ (ABC - USA): Because / Glad All Over

22-01-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You)

14-02-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Everybody Knows (I Still Love You) / Any Way You Want It / Glad All Over

(Due to technical problems, the pre-recorded backing track took over half a minute to kick in during ‘Glad All Over’)

26-02-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Little Bitty Pretty One / Reelin’ and Rockin’

06-03-65 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Reelin’ and Rockin’

08-03-65 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Reelin’ and Rockin’

19-03-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Reelin’ and Rockin’

27-03-65 - ‘Bandstand’ (Nine Network - Australia): Glad All Over

(This performance survives in TV archives, but is not currently available for review. It is probably a repeat of an earlier performance or footage filmed outside Australia)

00-04-65 - ‘Catch Us If You Can’ / ‘Having A Wild Weekend’ (Warner Bros. Pictures - UK): Catch Us If You Can / Sweet Memories / Time / When / I Can’t Stand It / On The Move / Move By / Ol Sol / Having A Wild Weekend

(Called ‘Catch Us If You Can’ in the UK and ‘Having A Wild Weekend’ in the USA, The DC5’s excellent movie was premiered in the UK in April 1965 & 18-08-65 in the USA)

13-05-65 - ‘Ollie and Fred’s Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Come Home

14-05-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Come Home

15-05-65 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Come Home

17-05-65 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Come Home

20-05-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Come Home

(This performance was repeated on 10-06-65)

20-06-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Glad All Over / Come Home / I Like It Like That

28-06-65 - ‘Murray The K - It’s What’s Happening Baby!’ (CBS - USA): I Like It Like That

01-07-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Catch Us If You Can

(This performance was repeated on 22-07-65)

09-07-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Catch Us If You Can / Big Noise From Winnetka + possibly one other song

10-07-65 - ‘Lucky Stars - Summer Spin’ (ABC - UK): Catch Us If You Can

17-07-65 - ‘Lucky Stars Anniversary Show’ (ABC - UK): Glad All Over

(This was a special 200th edition, hence the “oldie” performed on the show)

28-07-65 - ‘Shindig!’ (ABC - USA): Reelin’ and Rockin’ / Glad All Over / Bits and Pieces / Can’t You See That She’s Mine / I Like It Like That / Bread and Butter Man [Finale, with Roy Clark]

29-07-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Catch Us If You Can

(This performance was repeated on 12-08-65)

05-08-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Catch Us If You Can

12-08-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Catch Us If You Can

09-09-65 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): When

18-09-65 - ‘Shindig!’ (ABC - USA): Catch Us If You Can

18-09-65 - ‘The Clay Cole Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can

22-09-65 - ‘Discs A Go Go’ (TWW - UK): Catch Us If You Can

30-09-65 - ‘The Dean Martin Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can / Having A Wild Weekend

(Taped on 11-07-65, this TV performance is notable for being The DC5’s first in colour. It was broadcast in the UK - in black & white only - on 21-04-66)

16-10-65 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Over and Over

21-10-65 - ‘Shindig!’ (ABC - USA): Having A Wild Weekend

29-10-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Over and Over / I Need Love

05-11-65 - ‘The Chart Busters’ (Southern - UK): Do You Love Me / Having A Wild Weekend (recording studio) / Over and Over

(As well as the songs listed, this documentary features interviews with Dave Clark both in a studio and on location in various parts of London)

14-11-65 - ‘The Royal Variety Show’ (ATV - UK): Welcome To My World / Catch Us If You Can

(This was taped on 08-11-65)

14-11-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Over and Over / Catch Us If You Can / Because

22-11-65 - ‘Hullabaloo’ (NBC - USA): Having A Wild Weekend / Medley [with Lola Falana, Joannie Sommers and The Brothers Four] / Over and Over

08-12-65 - ‘Here Come The Pops’ (Rediffusion - UK): Catch Us If You Can

12-12-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can

31-12-65 - ‘Ready Steady Go - The New Year Starts Here!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Catch Us If You Can / Over and Over / Having A Wild Weekend

28-01-66 - ‘T.J.’s’ (ABC - USA): Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah / I Like It Like That / Come Home / Because / Catch Us If You Can / Having A Wild Weekend

(Also featuring sketches and brief excerpts of other songs, this colour TV special was a pilot for a proposed TV series that never materialized)

20-02-66 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Over and Over / At The Scene

09-03-66 - ‘A Whole Scene Going’ (BBC 1 - UK): Try Too Hard

22-03-66 - ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Try Too Hard

24-04-66 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can / Try Too Hard

13-05-66 - ‘TWW Now!!!’ (TWW - UK): Look Before You Leap

20-05-66 - ‘TWW Now!!!’ (TWW - UK): Look Before You Leap

21-05-66 - ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ (ABC - UK): Look Before You Leap

24-05-66 - ‘The Five O’clock Club’ (Rediffusion - UK): Look Before You Leap

12-06-66 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Look Before You Leap / Please Tell Me Why

09-08-66 - ‘Hippodrome’ (CBS - USA): Look Before You Leap

(This was broadcast in the UK on 17-11-66)

24-10-66 - ‘Lucy In London’ (CBS - USA): Medley: Pop Goes The Weasel - London Bridge Is Falling Down [with Lucille Ball]
(Taped on 16 & 17-05-66, this was broadcast in the UK on 25-03-67, and repeated on 30-03-70)27-10-66 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Nineteen Days

28-10-66 - ‘Ready Steady Go!’ (Rediffusion - UK): Nineteen Days / I Need Love

04-11-66 - ‘Countdown’ (Southern - UK): Nineteen Days

20-11-66 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Sittin’ Here Baby / Nineteen Days (Promo Video)

04-12-66 - ‘A Royal Gala’ (ABC & ATV - UK): Nineteen Days / Georgia On My Mind

16-03-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): You Got What it Takes (Video)

26-03-67 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): I’ve Got To Have A Reason / You Got What It Takes

01-05-67 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): You Got What It Takes (Video)

(A black and white promo video featuring the band waterskiing)

09-05-67 - ‘As You Like It’ (Southern - UK): You Got What It Takes

20-05-67 - ‘Piccadilly Palace’ (ABC - USA): You Got What It Takes / Georgia On My Mind

(Taped in the UK, this is the same performance as seen on ‘The Morecambe and Wise Show’ on 31-03-68; the only difference is that this earlier USA broadcast was in colour instead of black and white)

11-06-67 - ‘Tienerklanken’ (VRT - Belgium)

09-07-67 - ‘Tienerklanken’ (VRT - Belgium)

22-07-67 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): Tabatha Twitchit (Video)

(This video uses the same footage as used for ‘You Got What It Takes’ on 01-05-67)

21-10-67 - ‘The Golden Shot’ (ATV - UK): Everybody Knows

28-10-67 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC 1 - UK): Everybody Knows

09-11-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Everybody Knows

(This performance was repeated on 16-11-67)

23-11-67 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Everybody Knows

08-12-67 - ‘Waauw’ (KRO - Netherlands): Everybody Knows

07-01-68 - ‘Dave Clark 5’ (KRO - Netherlands): Everybody Knows / Catch Us If You Can / Gotta Have A Dream / Inside and Out / You Got What It Takes

23-02-68 - ‘All Systems Freeman!’ (BBC 1 - UK): No One Can Break A Heart Like You

23-02-68 - ‘New Release’ (Southern - UK): No One Can Break A Heart Like You

24-02-68 - ‘Dee Time’ (BBC 1 - UK): No One Can Break A Heart Like You

24-02-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): No One Can Break A Heart Like You

31-03-68 - ‘The Morecambe and Wise Show’ (ATV - UK): You Got What It Takes / Georgia On My Mind

(This is the same performance as seen on ‘Piccadilly Palace’ on 20-05-67; the only difference is that this later UK broadcast was in black and white instead of colour)

14-07-68 - ‘The Big Show’ (ATV - UK): Everybody Knows

(This was broadcast in the USA as ‘Showtime’ on 13-08-68)

13-08-68 - ‘Showtime’ (CBS - USA): Everybody Knows

(This is the USA broadcast of the UK’s ‘The Big Show’)

31-08-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): Everybody Knows

31-08-68 - ‘Hold On, It’s The Dave Clark Five’ (Big Five Films/ATV - UK): I Need Love / Everybody Knows / There’s Always Me / Try Too Hard / Inside and Out / Five By Five

(Taped in Jan-Feb 1968, this colour TV special also features sketches and brief excerpts of other songs, along with guest appearances by Richard Chamberlain and Lulu. It was repeated on 05-04-69)

00-00-68 - ‘Hits In Action’ (Big Five Films - UK): Try Too Hard / I Need Love / Come Home / Having A Wild Weekend + excerpts of other songs

(Made for cinematic release, most of this had been previously seen in ‘Hold On, It’s The Dave Clark Five’)

31-08-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): The Red Balloon

12-09-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): The Red Balloon

(This performance was repeated on 03-10-65)

14-09-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): The Red Balloon

05-10-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): The Red Balloon

12-10-68 - ‘Saturday Stars: Bruce and Juliet’ (ATV - UK): The Red Balloon

19-10-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): The Red Balloon

26-10-68 - ‘Time For Blackburn!’ (Southern - UK): The Red Balloon

21-11-68 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Live In The Sky

28-02-69 - ‘Crackerjack’ (BBC 1 - UK): The Mulberry Tree

21-03-69 - ‘This Is Tom Jones’ (ABC - USA): The Mulberry Tree

(This is a different performance to the later UK broadcast, and is in colour)

23-03-69 - ‘This Is Tom Jones (ATV - UK): The Mulberry Tree

(This is a different performance to the earlier USA broadcast, and is in black & white)

11-05-69 - ‘This Is Tom Jones’ (ATV - UK): Paradise

(This is a different performance to the later USA broadcast, & is in black & white)

22-05-69 - ‘This Is Tom Jones’ (ABC - USA): Paradise

(This is a different performance to the earlier UK broadcast, and is in colour)

07-06-69 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): The Mulberry Tree

22-08-69 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): Live In The Sky

(This was taped on the same day as the 07-06-69 broadcast)

Summer 1969 - ‘Beat Club’ (Radio Bremen - Germany): The Red Balloon

(Although taped in 1969 on the same, unknown, date as ‘Mulberry Tree’ and ‘Live In The Sky’, this song wasn’t broadcast until 2008)

22-08-69 - ‘The John Davidson Show’ (ATV - UK/NBC - USA): Paradise / The Red Balloon

(Taped in London, this was broadcast in both the USA & UK. The latter broadcast was on 14-09-69)

27-11-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll

(This was the first ever episode to be broadcast in colour. The performance was repeated on 18-12-69)

26-12-69 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll / Lucille

(The performance of ‘Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll’ was repeated on 01-01-70 & 15-01-70)

01-01-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll

26-02-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Everybody Get Together

(This performance was repeated on 05-03-69)

19-03-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Everybody Get Together

25-04-70 - ‘4-3-2-1 Musik Fur Junge Leute’ (ZDF - Germany): Everybody Get Together

(The show’s title translates as ‘4-3-2-1, Hot and Sweet’)

18-06-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Here Comes Summer

(This was probably The Dave Clark Five’s final performance together)

Late 1970? - Promo Video (UK): Everybody Get Together

(Although a hit in early 1970, the only band members present in this colour studio performance are Dave Clark and Mike Smith, suggesting that it is from the Dave Clark and Friends era)

29-10-70 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): More Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll (Video)

(Though credited as The Dave Clark Five, this was actually by Dave Clark and Friends)

24-06-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Won’t You Be My Lady

(Though credited as The Dave Clark Five, this was actually by Dave Clark and Friends)

15-07-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Won’t You Be My Lady

(Though credited as The Dave Clark Five, this was actually by Dave Clark and Friends)

25-11-71 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Draggin’ The Line

(This performance was by Dave Clark and Friends)

26-06-72 - ‘Top Of The Pops’ (BBC 1 - UK): Rub It In

(This performance was by Dave Clark and Friends)

[ashleywood]

On the 14th May 1965 Ready Steady Go, Denis also played sax with The Kinks and RSG house band on Louie Louie. I forget if anyone else from DC5 is audible but Denis is.

[williammcgregor]

Dear Peter and Ashley

The BFI have the following filmographic record with no current holding of any video or film ...


BFI identifierN-618345TitleThe Dave Clark Five and Catch Us If You Can (Archive)
Date1965-03-29 (Television)
Production countryUnited Kingdom
Production companyWestward TV

Synopsis:

This film Catch Us If You Can (1965) is shot on Bigbury Beach in Devon and directed by John Boorman ...

The band started in 1957 with Dave Clark on drums, Dave Sandford on lead guitar, Chris Wallis on bass and Don Vale on piano.

Rick Huxley later replaced Sandford and with the addition of Stan Saxon on vocals the band became known as The Dave Clark Five or DC5.

Glad All Over from the album Coast to Coast knocked the Beatles and I Want to Hold Your Hand off the top of the UK chart in 1964.

(Synopsis)

Category: Non Fiction

GenreNews

Current affairs

SubjectMusic

Holidays
Film production
Beaches
Coastlines
1960s
Credits/Director: John Boorman
Production Company: Westward TV

[petercheck]

Thank you Ashley & William.

I wonder if the "1965-03-29" date refers to the 'Catch Us If You Can' UK premiere?

[Kev Mulrenan]

Peter. Is it Mulberry BUSH rather than tree in 63?

DC was guest host on TYLS 19th September 64. Would he have sung as well?

[petercheck]

Jan 3, 2024 13:11:42 GMT Kev Mulrenan said:

Peter. Is it Mulberry BUSH rather than tree in 63?

DC was guest host on TYLS 19th September 64. Would he have sung as well?

Oops, well spotted (now corrected!).

Can't imagine Dave singing without the others.

[John Green]

Jan 3, 2024 13:20:02 GMT petercheck said:

Jan 3, 2024 13:11:42 GMT Kev Mulrenan said:

Peter. Is it Mulberry BUSH rather than tree in 63?

DC was guest host on TYLS 19th September 64. Would he have sung as well?

Oops, well spotted (now corrected!).

Bah.Cockypop. Is no-one going topoint out the use of the apostrophe in the title of the thread??

((I may not know much about DC5, but I do know how to use five question marks !!!

[williammcgregor]

Jan 3, 2024 12:29:34 GMT petercheck said:

Thank you Ashley & William.

I wonder if the "1965-03-29" date refers to the 'Catch Us If You Can' UK premiere?

Sorry Peter I don't know

[Peter Stirling]

Hippodrome was a Rediffusion production(rather than CBS) simultaneously filmed with 405 line B/W and 525 NTSC color cameras.

The UK version of 'this is Tom Jones' should also be Pal 625 line colour as it was also going to be shown in Europe..
Two versions were believed to have been filmed with the same cameras that could be switched between Pal/NTSC.
The Who performance only survives as a B/W telerecording as both tape versions were missing or damaged at the time of issue on DVD.

The cinema UK release of 'Catch us if you can' is thought to be 28th April 1965 it would have premiered in the week/s after the legal nod.Depending
on what the distributors thought was a good time to launch.

[robertreinstein]

Jan 4, 2024 0:00:21 GMT Peter Stirling said:

The Who performance only survives as a B/W telerecording as both tape versions were missing or damaged at the time of issue on DVD.

Several VT colour episodes of "This Is Tom Jones" exist with german overdubbed speaking. This includes the Who performance.

[petercheck]

Jan 4, 2024 0:00:21 GMT Peter Stirling said:

Hippodrome was a Rediffusion production(rather than CBS) simultaneously filmed with 405 line B/W and 525 NTSC color cameras.

The UK version of 'this is Tom Jones' should also be Pal 625 line colour as it was also going to be shown in Europe..
Two versions were believed to have been filmed with the same cameras that could be switched between Pal/NTSC.
The Who performance only survives as a B/W telerecording as both tape versions were missing or damaged at the time of issue on DVD.

The cinema UK release of 'Catch us if you can' is thought to be 28th April 1965 it would have premiered in the week/s after the legal nod.Depending
on what the distributors thought was a good time to launch.

Thank you, Peter. 

[petercheck]

Could this be a repeat performance?

12-12-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can

Seems unlikely that they'd just perform one song(?)

[John Green]

Jan 14, 2024 13:27:10 GMT petercheck said:

Could this be a repeat performance?

12-12-65 - ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ (CBS - USA): Catch Us If You Can

Seems unlikely that they'd just perform one song(?)

Apparently, a verse was cut from Mary Hopkins' Those Were the Days, so anything's possible! www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnxTT7XXMPA

[Gary Sayers]

Nothing to do with the list of TV & film appearances, but I fondly remember seeing them (briefly) live in 1964. I was nearly seven years old and they were doing a summer season with Dick Emery in Blackpool.

I was on holiday with my parents and older brother and was so excited to be going to see The Dave Clark Five. I had to sit through what seemed like an age of boring (for me) 'entertainment', before they finally appeared on stage. My memory is a bit fuzzy as to whether they had got halfway through the first number or the second one, before my mother decided we were leaving. When I protested and asked why, she said, and here's the kicker, they were way too loud!!

[Stephen Byers]

And in the vast lists few links to view any footage …