Post by williammcgregor on May 19, 2024 19:42:38 GMT
This thread is an attempt to name which songs Adam did, so that any off-air recordings that arise, which are unknown, can be matched to Missing Episodes.
It is very much a work-in-progress, as we shall see, so there is leeway for others to help in adding missing information please.
Off we go...
Adam Faith was born in Acton West London on 23 June 1940 as Terence Nelhams-Wright and lived there with family until June 1960?
01 Saturday 16 November 1957 Six-Five Special BBC TV From the 2i's Coffee Bar
Adam had adopted the name Terry Denver to be lead singer with The Worried Men Skiffle Group.
The Worried Men as resident 2i's group opened and closed the show/episode.
There standard number was Worried Man Blues form which the Group took there name, so this may have been one of the 2 numbers they did?
The other could have been This Little Girl Of Mine? Confirmation needed!
Here is the 17 year old Terry Denver/Terry Nelhams as lead singer of The Worried Men
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02 Saturday 4 January 1958 Six-Five Special The Worried Men - possible This Little Girl of Mine. Confirmation needed!
This Little Girl Of Mine has been featured on various Skiffle Compilation CD's, as a live performance!
Yet I cannot find any Single Release circa 1957-8 of This Little Girl Of Mine - so is this 'live recording on the Skiffle Compilation from one of the
2 Six-Five Special appearances?
03 Saturday 14 March 1959 Oh Boy! ABC London episode 27 as Terry & Freddy. Adam/Terry teamed up with Ex-Vipers Freddy Lloyd, and the duo performed
'Go Tell Aunt Rhody (The Old Grey Goose Is Dead)
The next 22 are all the Drumbeat episodes in which Adam Faith was with The John Barry Seven.
www.johnbarry.org.uk/drumbeat08/
gives us all the numbers which Adam did in these 22 episodes/shows.
There was an EP released in 1959 which featured numbers from Drumbeat, on which it said Adam performed one, yet which one?
There has been an John Barry Seven Drumbeat LP/Album/CD release of Drumbeat on which there are 2 or more numbers by Adam, yet again which ones?
Drumbeat BBC TV Music played live.
Adam numbers
04 Saturday 4 April 1959 I Vibrate; C'mon Everybody
05 Saturday 11 April 1959 Once More; Say Mama
06 Saturday 18 April 1959 Big Blon' Baby; Adam with The Kingpins Diamond Ring
07 Saturday 25 April 1959 Never Mind; I Vibrate
08 Saturday 2 May 1959 Believe What You Say; I Ain't Givin' Up Nothing
09 Saturday 9 May 1959 Say Mama; You Break Me Up
10 Saturday 16 May 1959 Come On Baby; Please Don't Touch
11 Saturday 23 May 1959 Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On; It Doesn't Matter Any More ( John Barry website says the whole episode cast/numbers needs confirmation)
12 Saturday 30 May 1959 Ah, Poor Little Baby; Bull Moose
13 Saturday 6 June 1959 Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On; Born Reckless
14 Saturday 13 June 1959 Big Blon' Baby; Runk Bunk
15 Saturday 20 June 1959 Smooth Talk; Ah, Poor Little Baby
16 Saturday 27 June 1959 Mean Woman Blues; Forty Days
17 Saturday 4 July 1959 Ah, Poor Little Baby
18 Saturday 11 July 1959 Dream Lover; Tiger
19 Saturday 18 July 1959 I Beg Of You; I Vibrate (John Barry website says that this episode was Telerecorded) So always a chance it may turn up.
20 Saturday 25 July 1959 A Big Hunk Of Love; Livin' Doll
21 Saturday 1 August 1959 Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On; Love Is Strange
22 Saturday 8 August 1959 Heartbreak Hotel; Believe What You Say
23 Saturday 15 August 1959 I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine; Living Doll
24 Saturday 22 August 1959 Here Comes Summer; C'mon Everybody
25 Saturday 29 August 1959 Just A Little Too Much; Bye Bye Baby Goodbye
Ah, Poor Little Baby sang on Drumbeat featured saxophone, yet when released as a 45 rpm single, it featured guitar licks towards the end.
Who was the guitarist playing these guitar licks, Vic Flick, Big Jim Sullivan, Bert Weedon, Joe Brown or someone else, as it sounds good?
Here is the 45 rpm release
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26 Wednesday 24 June 1959 Disc Break ATV Ah, Poor Little Baby released 6th May 1959 (Needs confirmation)
27 Tuesday 27 October 1959 Disc Break ATV What Do You Want released 23 October 1959
28 Wednesday 30 October 1959 No Hiding Place episode Wheels Of Fury Associated-Rediffusion Adam played Vince Kinley.
This television appearance won him a lot of critical approval in which he took the part of a teenager who became involved in gang warfare as a result of
riding down a policeman.
29 Saturday 14 November 1959 Boy Meets Girls ABC London What Do You Want
30 Saturday 2 January 1960 Boy Meets Girls ABC London Mac The Knife
31 Saturday 6 February 1960 Boy Meet Girls ABC London What Do You Want
32 Saturday 20 February 1960 Boy Meets Girls ABC London Poor Me released 15 January 1960
Over on the existing Boy Meets Girls thread, Episode 24 20 February 1960, Poor Me is one of the items where audio of the episode exists and has been released on CD.
33 Saturday 9 April 1960 Make A Date ABC London Someone Else's Baby
34 Friday 29 April 1960 Cool For Cats Associated-Rediffusion Made You
35 Wednesday 27 July 1960 Val Parnell's Startime ATV Excerpts from the Hippodrome Theatre, Blackpool Show 'Seeing Stars' What Do You Want; Poor Me (When Johnny Comes Marching Home/Made You)?
36 Sunday 5 February 1961 Val Parnell's Sunday Night At The London Palladium ATV Who Am I? This Is It Confirmation Needed
37 Saturday 25 February 1961 Val Parnell's Saturday Spectacular The Adam Faith Show ATV Who Am I This Is It. Confirmation needed. Beverley Sisters - was there a duet?
38 Thursday 16 March 1961 Crackerjack BBC TV (Adam released 3 EP's in March, so which song did he sing on Crackerjack?
39 Saturday 25 March 1961 ABC London Big Night Out (first edition) The NME Poll Winners Show Wembley Recorded 5th March 1961 What Do You Want
The NME Pollwinners Show programme says Adam Faith sings Wonderful Time; Who Am I; When Johnny Comes Marching Home; Singing In The Rain; Worried Man; Lonesome Man
40 Saturday 6 May 1961 ABC Network Thank Your Lucky Stars Easy Going Me
41 Wednesday 21 June 1961 The Adam Faith Show Associated-Rediffusion What Do You Want Easy Going Me Duet with Adele Leigh Our Voices Were Made For Each Other
42 Saturday 30 September 1961 ABC network Thank Your Lucky Stars The Time Has Come
43 Saturday 30 September 1961 BBC TV Billy Cotton Band Show The Time Has Come - Confirmation Needed
44 Saturday 21 October 1961 BBC TV Juke Box Jury with Alan Freeman Helen Shapiro Jane Asher The Time Has Come - Adam Faith
45 Saturday 4 November 1961 ABC Network Thank Your Lucky Stars The Time Has Come
46 Saturday 20 January 1962 BBC TV The Billy Cotton Band Show Lonesome Confirmation Needed
47 Saturday 12 May 1962 ABC Network Thank Your Lucky Stars As You Like It
48 Saturday 23 June 1962 ABC Network Thank Your Lucky stars As You Like It
49 Thursday 13 September 1962 BBC TV Crackerjack Don't That Beat All Confirmation Needed
50 Tuesday 25 December 1962 BBC TV Christmas Night With The Stars Adam Sings - but which songs? Also Adam Faith with Susan George - Dancer