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Post by pete on Oct 9, 2003 16:45:02 GMT
thats TOTP "POP INTO '71" does anyone have this  ?? |
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Post by Neil Barker on Oct 9, 2003 21:03:20 GMT
I thought the instrument-smashing was edited out of the broadcast edition.
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Post by Mark Kerridge on Oct 9, 2003 21:10:16 GMT
That's my understanding too.
Record Collector Issue 165: "The band finished the song with some equipment smashing, edited out of the final show (but which can be seen at the end of The Kids Are Alright). Unofficial copies of this have appeared, complete with Noel Edmonds' introduction"
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Post by pete on Oct 10, 2003 14:01:47 GMT
this it the version with "doesnt" have the credits, it think it's a technicians version or something.
ask ASM nicely and he'll probably do you a copy
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Post by pete on Oct 10, 2003 14:03:46 GMT
it starts with a Noel intro, no credits at the end and finishes with Jimmy savile going "well, well, well" then the tape ends
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Post by evans2 on Nov 21, 2003 9:37:47 GMT
Pete, I have a copy of Relay from the Russell Harty show which is on a foreign D.V.D I bought from e-bay. I will gladly do you a copy to V.H.S. I am after a copy of the 5:15 clip from the 500th if you can help?  |
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Post by pete on Nov 22, 2003 2:57:31 GMT
i already have this
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Post by pete on Nov 22, 2003 2:58:31 GMT
I only seek TOTP raraties and full editions, to that I have all the UK golds
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Post by Kevin Hughes on Nov 30, 2003 2:27:30 GMT
My friend who lives in Germany has been taping 'Disco' for some time.
Yes, there is that Slade TOTP's performance of 'Gudbuy T' Jane' and
also another TOTP's performance of 'Cum On Feel The Noize' from
March 1973, not the one taken from the 1973 Christmas show which
BBC 2 repeated in the 90's.
Anyone know if 'Disco' have any more 'missing' Slade performances
from Top Of The Pops?
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Post by pete on Nov 30, 2003 2:58:39 GMT
the full info:
TOP OF THE POPS 14/01/71
Lulu - You’ve got to believe
TOP OF THE POPS 21/01/71
Petula Clark - Songof my life
Neil Diamond - Cracklin’ Rosie
TOP OF THE POPS 14/01/71
Tom Jones - She’s a lady
TOP OF THE POPS 04/02/71
Cliff Richard - Sunny honey girl
TOP OF THE POPS 11/03/71
Lynn Anderson - Rose garden
T.Rex - Hot love
TOP OF THE POPS 15/04/71
Rolling Stones - Brown sugar
TOP OF THE POPS 29/04/71
Lulu - Everybody clap
TOP OF THE POPS 01/04/71
Price & Fame - Rosetta
TOP OF THE POPS 15/07/71
Who - Won’t get fooled again
TOP OF THE POPS 08/07/71
T.Rex - Get it on
TOP OF THE POPS 13/05/71
Hollies - Hey willy
TOP OF THE POPS 16/07/70
Shirley Bassey - Something
TOP OF THE POPS 12/02/70
Bobbie Gentry - Raindrops keep falling on my head
TOP OF THE POPS 11/11/71
Cilla Black - Something tells me
TOP OF THE POPS 07/10/71
Rod Stewart - Maggie may
TOP OF THE POPS 23/12/71
Middle Of The Road - Soley soley
Tony Christie - Is this the way to Amarillo
TOP OF THE POPS 13/01/72
Bee Gees - My world
TOP OF THE POPS 17/02/72
Sweet - Poppa Joe
Chicory Tip - Son of my father
TOP OF THE POPS 20/01/71
T.Rex - Telegram Sam
TOP OF THE POPS 16/03/72
Uriah Heep - Wizard
TOP OF THE POPS 08/06/72
T.Rex - Metal guru
Sweet - Little willy
TOP OF THE POPS 01/06/72
Neil Diamond - Song sung blue
TOP OF THE POPS 13/07/72
Alice Cooper - Schools out
TOP OF THE POPS 14/09/72
T.Rex - Children of the revolution
Sweet - Wig wam bam
TOP OF THE POPS 12/10/72
Gilbert O’Sullivan - Clair (colour)
TOP OF THE POPS 14/12/72
Slade - Gudbuy t’jane
T.Rex - Solid gold easy action
TOP OF THE POPS 25/01/73
Sweet - Blockbuster
TOP OF THE POPS ??/??/73
Albert Hammond - It never rains in Southern Calfornia
TOP OF THE POPS 11/01//73
Elton John - Daniel
TOP OF THE POPS 22/02/72
Slade - Cum on feel the noise
TOP OF THE POPS 01/03/73
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Post by pete on Nov 30, 2003 2:59:54 GMT
the last track was 20th Century Boy (in colour)
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Post by Kevin Hughes on Nov 30, 2003 5:09:49 GMT
Thanks Pete for all the info. Sadly no more Slade TOTP performances
appear to exist, that we haven't seen already, unless the BBC sent
out shows to other countries who may still have the odd clip lying
around in their archives?
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Post by Neil Barker on Nov 30, 2003 10:33:58 GMT
I'd love to see some of Slade's mid-'70s TOTP appearances such as "Thanks For The Memory" and "In For A Penny". Surely somebody somewhere must have copies of these??
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Post by Kevin on Nov 30, 2003 17:27:41 GMT
The only clip of Thanks For The Memory known to exist is taken from
the Bay City Rollers show 'Shang-A-Lang'. 'In For A Penny' once again
only exists from the 'Supersonic' 1975 Christmas show which Plus
broadcast a couple of years ago.
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Post by Neil Barker on Dec 1, 2003 18:17:39 GMT
Thanks. What about "How Does It Feel?" - probably my favourite Slade single ever!
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