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Post by nicadare on Dec 31, 2011 14:34:20 GMT
16-12-71: Presenter: Jimmy Savile (Wiped)
(2) T-REX – Jeepster (crowd dancing) (and charts)
(15) DEEP PURPLE – Fireball
(22) ELVIS PRESLEY – I Just Can’t Help Believing (video)
(7) CILLA BLACK – Something Tells Me (Something Is Gonna Happen Tonight)
(26) JOHNNY PEARSON ORCHESTRA – Sleepy Shores
(28) NEW WORLD – Kara, Kara
(23) JONATHAN KING – Hooked On A Feeling
(NEW) SHIRLEY BASSEY – Diamonds Are Forever
(18) MIDDLE OF THE ROAD – Soley Soley
(1) BENNY HILL – Ernie (The Fastest Milkman In The West)
(25) THE SUPREMES & THE FOUR TOPS – You Gotta Have Love In Your Heart (crowd dancing) (and credits)
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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2011 16:53:12 GMT
Ahh, interesting. Obviously they did!
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Post by Bill Bletcher on Jan 1, 2012 21:54:48 GMT
Great photo! I'm sure I used to have a poster from this set of photos. Interesting that Ritchie doesn't have his usual strat. |
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Post by David Barron on Jan 1, 2012 22:38:34 GMT
Just out of curiosity does anyone know when the Deep Purple performance of Fireball was actually taped that is on the 16/12/1971 Top of the Pops? The only reason is that from 06/12 to 21/12/1971 they were in Montreux recording Machine Head.
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Post by LanceM on Jan 2, 2012 0:46:05 GMT
I would dearly love to see this above pictured Deep Purple performance of "Fireball".
However, there were these two editions of Top Of the Pops recovered on EX-BBC N1500 tapes. These were included as part of the 2008 Raiders Of the Lost Archives Recovery List by the way. Have yet to receive a showing amazingly. As am really left wanting to see John Knogos, the two performances of "Cuz I Luv You" by SLADE, and the Disc clip for Deep Purple " Fireball" :
TotP episodes 18.11.71 & 2.12.71. Ex-Philips 1500
Cher Gypsies Tramps & Thieves 18/11/1971 Unknown Disc
Cliff Richard Sing A Song Of Freedom 18/11/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance
Gilbert O’Sullivan No Matter How I Try 18/11/1971 Unknown Performance
Jason & Jerome Santa Monica Sunshine – 18/11/1971 Unknown Performance
John Kongos Tokoloshe Man 18/11/1971 Unknown Disc
Labi Siffre It Must Be Love 18/11/1971 Unknown Performance
Olivia Newton-John Banks Of The Ohio – 18/11/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance
Slade Cos I Love You 18/11/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance
T.Rex Jeepster 18/11/1971 Unknown Promo Video
The Piglets Johnny Reggae 18/11/1971 Unknown Promo Video
The Who / Pan’s People Let’s See Action 18/11/1971 Unknown Disc
AND:
Benny Hill Ernie – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Promo Video Yes View segment
Cher Gypsies Tramps & Thieves – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Disc No View segment
Deep Purple Fireball – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Disc No View segment
Fame & Price Follow Me – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance No View segment
Isaac Hayes Shaft – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Disc No View segment
Labi Siffre It Must Be Love – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Performance No View segment
Middle of the Road Soley Soley – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Performance Yes View segment
Slade Cos I Love You – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance No View segment
The Bachelors Diamonds Are Forever – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Repeat Performance No View segment
The Supremes & Four Tops You Gotta Have Love In Your Heart – Top of the Pops – 02/12/1971 Unknown Performance No View segment
Tony Christie Is This The Way To Amarillo
Cheers, Lance.
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Post by Richard Hunter on Jan 2, 2012 10:00:51 GMT
I had forgotten about those two recoverd editions Lance.
I wonder why they haven't been shown at any of the KAL music events?
Does anyone know the reason for this?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 2, 2012 11:20:02 GMT
I'd particularly like to see those two TOTP editions as well. Hopefully they'll get an airing at some point; i'm surprised clips at least weren't utilised at an MBW at the time of their recovery as they are important items.
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Post by Louise Penn on Jan 2, 2012 11:37:59 GMT
The Purple still looks like their Black Night appearance of 1970 - but it is a long time since I have seen either this or the Fireball appearance. Have both on a VHS comp back at my parents' house!
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Post by Mark Leech on Jan 2, 2012 17:10:43 GMT
that picture is definitely from late 1971 as at the time of "Black Night" on TOTP the 'cage' set was still being used. The backdrop on that day was a psychedlic affair.
Regards
Mark
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Post by Deleted on Jan 2, 2012 17:23:50 GMT
Is there a reason why we have not seen these two editions from 1971?
i am puzzled that when footage is found in most cases we never get to see them.anyone know why/
Thank goodness for great people like Mr Henshall who ensured we saw Jean Genie.I guess only he and Chris perry will know what footage is on his tapes.It would be soo god if he had many missing top of the pops editions particularly from 1973 such a great year for music when it became fun again as Roy wood once said.Any find though would be great.
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Post by Louise Penn on Jan 2, 2012 17:42:01 GMT
that picture is definitely from late 1971 as at the time of "Black Night" on TOTP the 'cage' set was still being used. The backdrop on that day was a psychedlic affair. Regards Mark I see from an old thread on here that the clip which circulates as Fireball TOTP '71 isn't. Anyone know which programme it is from? |
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Post by Paul Watkins on Jan 2, 2012 19:53:01 GMT
that picture is definitely from late 1971 as at the time of "Black Night" on TOTP the 'cage' set was still being used. The backdrop on that day was a psychedlic affair. Regards Mark I see from an old thread on here that the clip which circulates as Fireball TOTP '71 isn't. Anyone know which programme it is from? If you mean this one... www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL40pQ2XGSYThen that's from Disco 71 (German Tv) |
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