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Post by sandbagger1 on Feb 8, 2008 17:16:46 GMT
i've got the 13/3/75 edition..hosted by Noel Edmonds
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Post by Paul Watkins on Feb 8, 2008 20:06:23 GMT
The Cliff track 'visions' is not a studio performance but a promotional film. (not sure if it was filmed especially for totp).
The copy in circulation is mute but could easily be re-dubbed.
Yes, it was a TOTP clip and could also be re-dubbed.
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Post by hartley967 on Feb 8, 2008 20:53:57 GMT
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Post by Mark Leech on Feb 9, 2008 11:02:00 GMT
these two shows may exist also 09/07/70 18/04/74 There has long been a rumour that 9-7-70 exists. Pickettywitch from that show was scheduled to be on a TOTP2 a few years back, but was pulled before it went out. Not sure if this means it exists or couldn't be found at the time. I thought 18-4-74 had only a couple of inserts remaining, namely "The Golden Age Of Rock And Roll" by Mott The Hoople, which has been seen before on TOTP2 on at least 3 occasions. |
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Post by lpmoderator on Feb 9, 2008 12:59:40 GMT
There's an insert clip from 9/7/70 existing, which contains the Pickettywitch performance. Think it includes Tony Blackburn's intro too.
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Post by jonny on Feb 9, 2008 13:10:29 GMT
thanks guys yep its prob a mistake in the bbc records
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Post by William Martin on Feb 11, 2008 17:21:28 GMT
The Cliff track 'visions' is not a studio performance but a promotional film. (not sure if it was filmed especially for totp). The copy in circulation is mute but could easily be re-dubbed. Yes, it was a TOTP clip and could also be re-dubbed. :)ok, thanks, is it a sort of wandering about a stately garden with far away look type thing? |
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Post by Steven Smith on Feb 15, 2008 12:11:03 GMT
these episodes are also listed in pete seatons collection though its unclear the quality of them. i would very much like to see these again as they werent repeated on uk gold. 10 Years of pop 27/12/73 15/08/74 13/03/75 Christmas 1975 Part 2 25/12/75 I have the 10th Anniversary edition a couple of generations down, but it looks as though the original must be near broadcast quality. It's certainly full 625 colour anyway. |
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Post by lpmoderator on Feb 15, 2008 17:36:01 GMT
The original IS broadcast quality as it's in the BBC archives!
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Post by jonny on Feb 15, 2008 19:11:36 GMT
yes all the totp shows in the bbc archive would be broadcast quality but some are better quality than others.
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Post by Francisco Soto R. on Feb 24, 2008 17:41:56 GMT
Hi.. i'm new...
This is all the surviving shows from 1967 to 1976
(Owned by BBC): 1967 TO 1975
December 26, 1967 - Jimmy Saville & Pete Murray
February 15, 1968 - Jimmy Savile & Dave Cash
June 6, 1968 - Jimmy Saville & Davy Jones
February 27, 1969 - Stuart Henry
January 29, 1970 - Jimmy Savile
February 5, 1970 - Tony Blackburn
July 9, 1970 - Tony Blackburn
October 15, 1970 - Tony Blackburn
January 14, 1971 - Jimmy Savile (Owned by BBC)
February 25, 1971 - Jimmy Savile (Owned by BBC)
April 29, 1971 - Tony Blackburn
June 17, 1971 - Jimmy Savile
July 1, 1971 - Jimmy Savile
December 27, 1971 - Tony Blackburn
December 30, 1971 - Ed Stewart
June 22, 1972
November 16, 1972 - Jimmy Savile (Owned by BBC)
December 28, 1972 - Noel Edmonds & Tony Blackburn
January 25, 1973 - Jimmy Savile (Owned by BBC)
February 1, 1973 - Noel Edmonds
September 27, 1973 - Noel Edmonds (Owned by BBC)
October 11, 1973 - Kenny Everett
November 15, 1973 - Tony Blackburn
December 20, 1973
December 25, 1973 - Noel Edmonds & Tony Blackburn
December 27, 1973 - Jimmy Savile (Owned by BBC)
April 11, 1974 - Noel Edmonds (Owned by BBC)
April 18, 1974 - Greg Edwards
May 2, 1974 - Jimmy Savile
August 8, 1974 - Jimmy Savile
August 15, 1974 (Owned by BBC)
October 4, 1974 - Jimmy Savile
November 27, 1974 - Dave Lee Travis
December 25, 1974 - Jimmy Savile & Tony Blackburn
December 27, 1974 - Dave Lee Travis & Noel Edmonds
January 2, 1975 - Jimmy Savile
February 27, 1975
March 13, 1975 - Noel Edmonds (Owned by BBC)
March 20, 1975 - Tony Blackburn
April 10, 1975 - Emperor Rosko
July 24, 1975 - Noel Edmonds (Owned by BBC)
August 28, 1975 - Tony Blackburn
September 4, 1975 - Jimmy Savile
December 23, 1975 - Dave Lee Travis & Jimmy Saville
December 25, 1975 - Noel Edmonds & Tony Blackburn (Owned by BBC)
January 1, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
January 8, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
April 1, 1976 - Tony Blackburn
April 8, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
April 15, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
April 22, 1976 - David Hamilton
April 29, 1976 - Tony Blackburn
May 6, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
May 13, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
May 20, 1976 - David Hamilton
May 27, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
June 10, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
June 17, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
June 24, 1976 - David Hamilton
July 8, 1976 - Tony Blackburn
July 15, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
July 22, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
July 29, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
August 5, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
August 19, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
August 26, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
September 9, 1976 - David Hamilton
September 23, 1976 - Tony Blackburn
September 30, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis
October 7, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
October 14, 1976 - David Hamilton
October 21, 1976 - Ed Stewart
October 28, 1976 - Tony Blackburn
November 4, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
November 25, 1976 - Jimmy Saville
December 9, 1976 - David Hamilton
December 23, 1976 - Noel Edmonds
December 25, 1976 - Dave Lee Travis & Noel Edmonds
December 26, 1976 - Tony Blackburn & Jimmy Saville
Cheers
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Post by lpmoderator on Feb 24, 2008 20:08:58 GMT
A few errors here: for instance, 20/7/70 doesn't exist complete and you missed 26/2/70. Why list certain ones as owned by the BBC though? They all are. A browse of the past TOTP-related threads will give you the info you require as this topic been covered many times and you can find the setails you require.
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Post by bleslie7 on Feb 24, 2008 23:31:30 GMT
A very useful database and an excellent lot of research has gone into it as well!! Just a few queries though that someone may already know the answers to - The 1965 performances of Jonathan King, Sonny & Cher, The Byrds & Hermans Hermits are shown as 3 different shows - given they all have intros from Jimmy Saville (check the "Sounds of the Sixties" series) surely they are all from the 19/08/65 show as this was the only one of the 3 where he hosted (using the KAL guide as a reference the other two mentioned shows are hosted by David Jacobs & Pete Murray). I know the Sonny & Cher is from a film, and the Byrds is a repeat performance from obviously a previous show, but I think the host intros sort of give it away. Why are these clips in such exceptional condition compared to some of the other surviving 1960's performances? On a different note, the 29/02/68 performance of Tom Jones "Delilah" as shown on Sounds of the Sixties appears to be displayed on a large screen and relayed to another show as they constantly cut back & forth to the dancers on both shows. What was this 2nd show? Regards Brett |
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Post by bongomag on Feb 25, 2008 9:30:43 GMT
I know the Sonny & Cher is from a film, and the Byrds is a repeat performance from obviously a previous show, but I think the host intros sort of give it away. Why are these clips in such exceptional condition compared to some of the other surviving 1960's performances?
On a different note, the 29/02/68 performance of Tom Jones "Delilah" as shown on Sounds of the Sixties appears to be displayed on a large screen and relayed to another show as they constantly cut back & forth to the dancers on both shows. What was this 2nd show?
Three quarters of the Sonny & Cher clip is in VT the rest switches to film - the other clips you mentioned inc Stevie Wonder 'Uptight' and Del Shannon 'Keep Searchin' etc are exceptional quality as they survive on Videotape rather than a telerecording.
Delilah survives as it was included on 'Pop Goes The Sixties' made at the end of 1969 - it's the crowd in the studio you see dancing
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Post by Paul Watkins on Feb 25, 2008 16:45:57 GMT
Can anyone who has this edition confirm that Wizzard's Angel Fingers Listing is indeed a Totp Appearance in the studio and if so how long is it? or maybe post it on You Tube ?
Also i thought i have seen the Delilah totp app in it's original form without the studio dancers. Can anyone else confirm it?
Maybe shown on Totp2?
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