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Post by Ian on Nov 26, 2003 0:42:04 GMT
No More Looking Back was 1976. Not sure about the other track tho.
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Post by Kevin Mulrennan on Nov 27, 2003 8:22:46 GMT
Here's a little snippet on the Kinks and Supersonic.
The Final series began in September 1976 ,by this time 'Supersonic' had been relegated to the Midday slot as part of the newly-merged children's programme,'Supersonic Saturday Scene'.The Final Edition went out at 11.00am on 2nd April that year.The Guest Line-up included:The Kinks,Elkie Brooks,Marc Bolan,who played out with 'Soul of my Suit' and 'Sweet Little Rock'n'Roller',joined by Ray Davies,Dave Edmunds,John Lodge and Alvin Stardust.
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Post by Karl Williams on Nov 27, 2003 10:23:37 GMT
The edition of Supersonic I saw with the Kinks didn't feature Marc Bolan so It wouldn't be that final edition. The episode I saw also had The Rubettes and Bilbo in it.
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Post by stu on Mar 10, 2004 1:54:21 GMT
The Whole scene going on episode exists with Ravi Shankar, Kinks, Yardbirds, Ray Nance, Bruce Turner Jump Band and Charlton Heston. Black and white; 30m. I have a nice copy of it.
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Post by William Martin on Mar 11, 2004 14:48:56 GMT
does anyone know how many of the WSG survive?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2004 15:17:02 GMT
Well, there's the one mentioned above (8 June 1966) which the NFTVA have - also includes Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky and Sneezy in Paris plus interviews with Ravi Shankar and Charlton Heston.
There's another (whole episode?) at the BBC with a Pete Townsend interview and The Who in the studio - it's the one where the famous "Are you blocked-up on stage?" interview comes from used in 'The Kids are Alright'.
And finally there's a mighty performance of 'Midnight to Six Man' from the great Pretty Things on Sounds of the Sixties. Perhaps this is a stand alone performance and from a clip reel - or is there another complete episode?
And that's probably the lot - don't hold out much hope of any others ever turning up either.
Phil
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Post by William Martin on Mar 12, 2004 17:30:51 GMT
which was the one on "a day in the sixties" was this the one with the pretty things?
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Post by Brian D not logged in on Mar 14, 2004 0:54:09 GMT
In my opinion Waterloo Sunset is the best 'pop' song ever written. Everything about it is perfect.
Hem hem. Just thought I'd get that off my chest.
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Post by KevMulrennan on Mar 14, 2004 11:11:45 GMT
Agreed!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2004 9:27:08 GMT
I've tracked down some more Kinks on Supersonic info:
3/1/76 'No More Looking Back', 'You Really Got Me'
6/3/76 'No More Looking Back'
2/4/77 'Street Walker'
Hopefully that ties in with what was listed earlier.
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Post by Laurence Piper on Mar 16, 2004 10:47:15 GMT
That Kinks track will be Sleepwalker; from the album of the same name.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2004 9:31:05 GMT
Sorry about that - the title came from Granada themselves.
Must admit though that I don't own any Kinks records made after Arthur!
Phil
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