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RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - BgLugs - 21-09-2019 19:20
A bit late but if you're into 70's rock by the likes of Graham Parker, Kursaal Flyers, The Motors, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Elvis Costello etc a programme on late last night called "Totally British: 70's rock and roll" is well worth watching on catch up. Just watching it now including some bands that are new to me. Mostly clips from "Old Grey Whistle Test". Was on BBC 4
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - Doddle - 21-09-2019 21:31
(21-09-2019 17:59 )HannahsPet Wrote: Yeah was a very good documentry and good night right after old skool 88 TOTP as wellI smiled at Thursday night's one where the "breakers" were Fields of the Nephilim, Sabrina and James Brown - possibly about as dissimilar a run of 3 acts as you could do, and nothing you would get nowadays.
And of course Friday - starting with Sabrina and ending (almost) with Doctorin the TARDIS, so probably my fave ever episode
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - HannahsPet - 21-09-2019 21:40
(21-09-2019 21:31 )Doddle Wrote:(21-09-2019 17:59 )HannahsPet Wrote: Yeah was a very good documentry and good night right after old skool 88 TOTP as wellI smiled at Thursday night's one where the "breakers" were Fields of the Nephilim, Sabrina and James Brown - possibly about as dissimilar a run of 3 acts as you could do, and nothing you would get nowadays.
And of course Friday - starting with Sabrina and ending (almost) with Doctorin the TARDIS, so probably my fave ever episode
Was sabrina in the studio on Fri i missed half of it dont know why that performance of her in that denim top with the zip which was falling down dont know why thay would be memorable to a 14 year old me
Wasnt a fan of Doctor in the tardis prefer it when they became the KLF
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - Doddle - 21-09-2019 21:42
Should be repeated BBC4 tonight probably. Or on YT along with dozens of other versions of her singing Boys on shows around Europe.
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - HannahsPet - 21-09-2019 22:02
(21-09-2019 21:42 )Doddle Wrote: Should be repeated BBC4 tonight probably. Or on YT along with dozens of other versions of her singing Boys on shows around Europe.
I have them all recorded
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - HannahsPet - 27-09-2019 19:36
ooooh First outing of Wendy James and Tranvision Vamp on TOTP 88 tonight
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - Doddle - 27-09-2019 21:45
Sky Arts have a doc on Suzi Quatro tomorrow night.
BBC4 had ones on Janet Jackson and Joan Armatrading tonight (later tonight if you missed them in peak time viewing).
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - Doddle - 19-10-2019 17:13
(27-09-2019 21:45 )Doddle Wrote: Sky Arts have a doc on Suzi Quatro tomorrow night.Still not got to the Quatro one
BBC4 had ones on Janet Jackson and Joan Armatrading tonight (later tonight if you missed them in peak time viewing).
Janet one had some surprises (her early acting and unsuccessful early albums).
Joan one pretty solid - I had the impression she broke through on New Faces or something, but seemingly not
There was another good one on Betty Davis, who married Miles, but was a funk stormtrooper all by herself. But she went into self-imposed exile after her father died if I understood it correctly.
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - Doddle - 24-10-2019 21:36
Still on the "Black History Month" vibes were a BBC4 effort on Studio 17, the Kingston home of Randy's Records, which did much for the likes of Carl Malcolm, Lee "Scratch" Perry and Lord Creator (and ultimately, UB40). Also an oddity about the UK genre of Lovers Rock, with Janet Kay, Maxi Priest and Sylvia Tella (and UB40, to be honest). I wonder if the next decade will finally see the BBC start up 2extra, the natural blend of 1extra and Radio 2.
RE: Music On TV - Documentaries/Live Performances - M-L-L - 27-10-2019 00:33
It's so good
Baby when you're at the wheel
I can't believe the way I feel
Had forgotten about Jane Weidlin, thank you TOTP.
Wish I could forget Nicky Campbell and Gary Davies though - every silver lining has a cloud.
(My God, had also forgotten how tedious I found bloody plastic Yazz being in the charts for so long with that bloody Only Way Is Up song.)