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Post by Dave H on Sept 12, 2003 0:21:31 GMT
Hello -
Thanks for an excellent forum. Some of the
information is fascinating.
I've seen very little of the Hollies, but I happened to
catch a 60's performance of Jennifer Eccles on VH1
recently - but not sure of the origin TOTP?
Is there much surviving TOTP material from the 60's?
Cheers,
Dave H
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Post by Laurence Piper on Sept 12, 2003 8:39:00 GMT
As far as TOTP is concerned, there is Just One Look (1964) and Sorry Suzanne (1969). Also there is He Ain't Heavy from Pop Go The '60s (also '69), which was only weeks after the TOTP appearance of same song. I believe a clip of another song is supposed to reside in an overseas archive (I Can't Let Go?) - forget which offhand. There may be more, who knows?
Questions like this can be answered easily just by checking the TOTP database. With The Hollies, as so little survives of the period, the surviving clips are quick to spot!
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Post by Krystyna on Sept 12, 2003 12:02:55 GMT
I'm sure I've seen a Beat Club performance of "Look through any Window"  |
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Post by Ian West on Sept 12, 2003 12:14:56 GMT
I'm sure I've seen a Beat Club performance of "Look through any Window" There's one of those Beat Club DVD EPs with four Hollies tracks on it, unfortunately I can't remember off the top of my head which ones. |
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Post by Matthew North on Sept 12, 2003 12:33:09 GMT
For Beat Club
Look through any Window
The very last Day
I can´t let go
Carrie Anne
Jennifer Eccles
Do the best You can
Listen to me
Sorry Suzanne
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Post by atomic23 on Sept 12, 2003 13:32:29 GMT
There is also 'On A Carousel', 'Bus Stop' and 'Stop Stop Stop' from Beat Beat Beat.
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Post by Tim D on Sept 13, 2003 11:20:45 GMT
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Post by Laurence Piper on Sept 13, 2003 16:54:42 GMT
How did you get to find out about these? Can you get them anywhere on import in the UK? I've had such a hassle in the past ordering DVDs directly from the States!
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Post by Tim D on Sept 13, 2003 23:36:36 GMT
I bought mine from www.deepdiscountdvd.comAlthough a word of caution and praise. They were very slow to dispatch my order or it got lost in the post. I complained to them and to be fair, I got all three discs reshipped at no extra charge and received them within about 7 days. I've seen a few people selling them on ebay too. There's a fair few American hits on there as you would expect, but they're worth it for the British acts and the American stuff is a real bonus. |
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Post by Kevin Mulrennan on Sept 14, 2003 20:54:11 GMT
The Rock and Roll The greatest years has at least a couple of Hollies clips.
There's a colour Here I go Again from the 60's pop film of acts introduced by Fluff Freeman and a pop promo to Jennifer Eccles with Allan Clarke groovin' around in a snappy white jacket.
Graham Nash appears before a blackboard in it as well.
I seem to remember there was a clip of them in the Ready Steady Go repeats on channel 4, although the clip itself was not a RGS one.
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Post by William Martin on Sept 15, 2003 15:30:58 GMT
also the "he aint heavy" colour clip that was used on the casey casum archive 2 parter i think this was the sixties but could have been early 1970 not totp
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Post by Kevin Mulrennan on Sept 16, 2003 18:21:58 GMT
Yes that's right.
Was that from The Tom Jones show?
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Post by William Martin on Sept 17, 2003 15:17:52 GMT
thats a possiblilty, he did have a very large stage, I hadn't thought of that I don't have a recording of the archive show, perhaps someone who does could have a look?
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