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Post by Shaun B on Jun 14, 2004 21:41:06 GMT
Mention of the musical performances by interesting artistes on "Opportunity Knocks" got me thinking..would anyone out there have a lost of musical performances on "Blue Peter" from the 1960s? There's some great stuff that I know of (DDDBM+T, Pinkerton's, Unit 4+2 etc), and I'm thinking the show might be a great upntapped source for, f'r instance, "TOTP2." Kaleidoscope don't list any of the bands in their otherwise tasty guide. What do other shades think?
Shaun B.
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Post by David Brunt on Jun 14, 2004 21:47:48 GMT
The Kal Kids book has an extensive list (of hundreds of pages) detailing all the items in Blue Peter.
Yes, there are several surviving pop acts throughout the show's run. The 1960s especially has the more kid-friendly acts of the day.
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Post by Larry Dutch on Jun 15, 2004 6:09:02 GMT
The Kal Kids book has an extensive list (of hundreds of pages) detailing all the items in Blue Peter. Yes, there are several surviving pop acts throughout the show's run. The 1960s especially has the more kid-friendly acts of the day. Hi David, How does someone get hold of these KAL guides? Cheers Larry |
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Post by Mike on Jun 15, 2004 17:06:45 GMT
Talking of Blue Peter. Did anyone catch yesterdays show (Mon 14 June)? I missed it but wanted to see this show. Radio Times said it was celebrating 40 years of Top Of The Pops.
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Post by andrew martin on Jun 15, 2004 17:29:53 GMT
Or 40 1/2 years, as it is now!
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Post by pete on Jun 15, 2004 18:24:35 GMT
you didnt miss much
it was trash, nothing historical
very hysterical though
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Post by David Brunt on Jun 15, 2004 18:26:04 GMT
Talking of Blue Peter. Did anyone catch yesterdays show (Mon 14 June)? I missed it but wanted to see this show. Radio Times said it was celebrating 40 years of Top Of The Pops. Such as it was. They had some PP clips (the usual montage), plus a rarer (and far shorter) 16 Feb 1976 insert where Lesley Judd danced on TOTP the previous week. The only surviving part of that edition. Then some kids TV women did an apalling dance a la PP. Of interest only for the Judd clip... |
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Post by William Martin on Jun 16, 2004 15:00:28 GMT
was that the colour "young generation" clip?
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Post by William Martin on Jun 16, 2004 15:03:59 GMT
Mention of the musical performances by interesting artistes on "Opportunity Knocks" got me thinking..would anyone out there have a lost of musical performances on "Blue Peter" from the 1960s? There's some great stuff that I know of (DDDBM+T, Pinkerton's, Unit 4+2 etc), and I'm thinking the show might be a great upntapped source for, f'r instance, "TOTP2." Kaleidoscope don't list any of the bands in their otherwise tasty guide. What do other shades think? Shaun B. ahh you beat me to it had the same idea last night yes absoloutly right a good source of pop. by the way does the tom jones performance survive, the slighlty too adult,ala Elvis Presley moves, rendition of not unusual(?) |
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Post by pete on Jun 17, 2004 13:21:05 GMT
Such as it was. They had some PP clips (the usual montage), plus a rarer (and far shorter) 16 Feb 1976 insert where Lesley Judd danced on TOTP the previous week. The only surviving part of that edition. Then some kids TV women did an apalling dance a la PP. Of interest only for the Judd clip... the date is incorrect it isnt 16th feb 76 the show were 5th / 12th / 19th / 26 of feb 76 which one was it |
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Post by David Brunt on Jun 18, 2004 14:52:12 GMT
the date is incorrect it isnt 16th feb 76 the show were 5th / 12th / 19th / 26 of feb 76 which one was it The Blue Peter episode was broadcast Monday 16 February, the TOTP show Leslie Judd danced on was the previous Thursday, i.e. 12 Feb. |
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