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Post by Stephen Doran on Jul 29, 2005 19:17:30 GMT
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Post by Jon Kyme on Jul 30, 2005 0:18:34 GMT
So that your original post reads something along the lines of:
"So I was right; 'YES' did appear. I'm sure 'YES' did 'Side one, Track one' from 'A time and a word'."
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Post by Stephen Doran on Aug 1, 2005 15:26:47 GMT
So that your original post reads something along the lines of: "So I was right; 'YES' did appear. I'm sure 'YES' did 'Side one, Track one' from 'A time and a word'." well then it wasnt hard to read was it? |
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Post by Jon Kyme on Aug 1, 2005 16:43:40 GMT
It'd be a lot easier to read if you'd use punctuation.
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Post by Mitchell on Aug 3, 2005 8:58:58 GMT
While we're on the topic, this site only lists the musical numbers from series 1 and 2, but refers to series 3 as various acts doing 'musical number'. Does nobody know what specifically ANYONE did, besides it seems now, Yes. What songs did Nanette sing, what about Arrival etc? It appears that Harry thompson may know, as he even critiques performances, but then doesn't say what exactly it is that he's criticising. I realise that nothing musical from series three survives in any shape or form, but it would be ncie to know the details.
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Post by andrew martin on Aug 4, 2005 12:10:50 GMT
NOT ONLY...BUT ALSO... series 3
18/02/70 guest Spike Milligan (who also performed "On the Ning Nang Nong with 3 Indian backing musicians); Nanette performed "Flying Machine".
04/03/70 guest William Rushton; Nanette performed "Jamie", Joe Cocker and the Grease Band mimed to "Hitchcock Railway".
18/03/70 guest Barry Humphries; Nanette performed "The Look of Love", Mike Chapman mimed to "Soulful Lady".
01/04/70 guest Frank Muir; Nanette performed "Early in the Morning", Alan Price and Friends performed "Keep on Doing It".
15/04/70 guest Ronnie Barker; Nanette performed "Keep the Customer Satisfied", Yes performed "Something's Coming" from West Side Story.
29/04/70 guest William Rushton (replacing Denis Norden); Nanette performed "Down on the Corner", Arrival performed "Sit Down and Float".
13/05/70 guest Alan Bennett; Nanette peformed "You Never Give Me Your Money", John Williams mimed to "Bourre" from the Suite in E Minor by Bach.
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Post by Stephen Doran on Aug 7, 2005 17:19:29 GMT
so i was right yes did do a tune from west side story.
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Post by Stephen Doran on Aug 7, 2005 17:28:25 GMT
NOT ONLY...BUT ALSO... series 3 18/02/70 guest Spike Milligan (who also performed "On the Ning Nang Nong with 3 Indian backing musicians); Nanette performed "Flying Machine". 04/03/70 guest William Rushton; Nanette performed "Jamie", Joe Cocker and the Grease Band mimed to "Hitchcock Railway". 18/03/70 guest Barry Humphries; Nanette performed "The Look of Love", Mike Chapman mimed to "Soulful Lady". 01/04/70 guest Frank Muir; Nanette performed "Early in the Morning", Alan Price and Friends performed "Keep on Doing It". 15/04/70 guest Ronnie Barker; Nanette performed "Keep the Customer Satisfied", Yes performed "Something's Coming" from West Side Story. 29/04/70 guest William Rushton (replacing Denis Norden); Nanette performed "Down on the Corner", Arrival performed "Sit Down and Float". 13/05/70 guest Alan Bennett; Nanette peformed "You Never Give Me Your Money", John Williams mimed to "Bourre" from the Suite in E Minor by Bach. was that the vanity fare record early in the morning? |
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Post by andrew martin on Aug 8, 2005 11:24:46 GMT
I wouldn't know - the composers are M. Leander and E. Seago, publisher is Leeds Music, if that's any help.
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Post by Stephen Doran on Aug 8, 2005 17:27:19 GMT
I wouldn't know - the composers are M. Leander and E. Seago, publisher is Leeds Music, if that's any help. it sounds like the one,iused to have the page one single yrs ago.cheers andrew.  |
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Post by Mitchell on Aug 12, 2005 9:08:23 GMT
Thanks :-)
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Post by Tommy Hendley on Aug 26, 2005 11:36:43 GMT
Is there any chance of releasing the colour comps as VHS or DVD. I mean it doesn't have any musical or John Lennon copyright?
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Post by Freddy Thomson on Aug 26, 2005 12:24:23 GMT
Most of the colour stuff is on the "Comedy Greats" release. I still naively await the release of the complete (surviving) NOBA box set though............
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Post by Charles Roberts on Aug 26, 2005 12:43:06 GMT
Is the BBC's Programme-as--broadcast paperwork in the public domain?
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Post by andrew martin on Aug 26, 2005 13:36:48 GMT
Do you mean is it readily available (say on a website*), or is there any right for the public to see it? Or is it not subject to copyright?
The answer to all those I would say is no... However, if you were an academic or other researcher needing the information for a book, say, I don't think you'd have a problem seeing them via the BBC's Written Archives Centre at Caversham. If you just wanted to see them as a fan of a programme, that might be more problematic.
(*with the exception of Dr Who, whose PasBs are on the BBC DW website, at least up to a certain date.)
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