- 			34Saturday 27 February 1960, 6-6.30pm
 Chairman: David Jacobs 
 Panel: Lorrae Desmond, Alan Freeman, Eric Sykes, Henrietta Tiarks 
 Records played: 
 Wild One – Bobby Rydell (Columbia)
 Fings Ain’t Wot They Used T’Be – Max Bygraves (Decca)
 Wish – Stevie Marsh (Decca)
 Mi Amor – David Hughes (Top Rank) Side set
 Tops In Pops (Staccato’s Theme, Oh Carol, Why) – Winifred Atwell (Decca)
 Heartbeat – England Sisters (HMV) HIT
 A Year Ago Tonight – Paul Byron (Decca)
 Lady Luck – Lloyd Price (HMV)
 Camera script unused: Buskers’ Time (Bob Miller) The England Sisters are Betty, Julie and Hazel Dunderdale from Goole, father a sausage manufacturer. Backed by John Barry Seven. 
- 			49Saturday 18 June 1960(Ampex 110660) 
 Panel: Carole Carr, Millicent Martin, Eric Winstone, Digby Wolfe 
 Records played: 
 Swingin’ School – Bobby Rydell (Columbia)
 Down Yonder – Johnny & the Hurricanes (London)
 What A Mouth! – Tommy Steele (Decca)
 Made You – Adam Faith (Parlophone)
 Alley-Oop – Hollywood Argyles (London)
 Make Love To Me – Kitty Kallen (Philips)
 Another Sleepless Night – Jimmy Clanton (Top Rank)
 Cry Hurtin’ Heart – Guy Mitchell (Philips)
 Shakin’ All Over – Johnny Kidd & the Pirates (HMV) MISS
 Ol’ Man River – Jerry Angelo (Parlophone)
 Records taken from camera script so unlikely all were played. Johnny Kidd was there No show on 25 June 1960, Wimbledon and the Test Match 
- 			56Saturday 20 August 1960
 Panel: Alan Freeman, Dave King, Nancy Spain, Henrietta Tiarks 
 Records played: 
 Question – Emile Ford (Pye) HIT
 Cinderella Jones – Petula Clark (Pye) HIT
 Buttercup A Golden Hair – Dean Martin (Capitol) HIT
 Film song from unfinished Something’s Got to Give with Marilyn Monroe
 Lorelei – Lonnie Donegan (Pye) HIT
 Eee-O-Eleven – Sammy Davis Jr (HMV) MISS
 Tell Laura I Love Her – Ricky Valance (Columbia) MISS
 In My Little Corner Of The World – Anita Bryant (London) MISS
 Volare – Bobby Rydell (Columbia) MISS
 Camera script: Gotta Get A Date – Frank Ifield (Columbia) 
- 			233Saturday 18 January 1964, 5.40-6.05pm
 Panel: Jane Asher, Vic Lewis, Robert Morley, Millicent Martin 
 Producer: Neville Wortman 
 Records played: 
 Have You Ever Been Lonely – Caravelles (Decca) HIT
 Candy Man – Brian Poole & the Tremeloes (Decca) HIT
 For You – Rick Nelson (Brunswick) MISS
 On My Mind – Mike Berry (HMV) HIT
 Until I Met You – Bobby Rydell (Cameo Parkway) MISS
 Brian Poole was in the ‘hot seat’ and gave the panellists sticks of Candy! 
- 			198Saturday 18 May 1963
 Panel: Jacqui Chan, Polly Elwes, Don Moss +1 
 Producer: Neville Wortman
  Juke Box Jury episode Records played: 
 Lovers Lane – Pat Boone (London) HIT
 I Like It – Gerry & the Pacemakers (Columbia) HIT
 Melancholy Me – Jackie Trent (Piccadilly) MISS
 Ice Cream Man – Tornados (Decca) HIT
 Forget Him – Bobby Rydell (Cameo-Parkway) MISS
 He’s The One – Billie Davis (Decca) HIT
 Just Before Dawn – Ned Miller (London) MISS
 Early Night – Kiki Dee (Fontana) HIT
 Don’t Make My Baby Blue – Frankie Laine (CBS) HIT
 IF You Wanna Be Happy – Jimmy Soul (Stateside) HIT
 Vini Vini – Chris Barber’s Jazz Band (Columbia) MISS
 Every panellist on Saturday’s Juke Box Jury voted current Bobby Rydell release a miss – but it was already in the NME hit parade! NME, 24 May 1963 – single Forget Him. Was this a recorded show? 
- 			209Saturday 3 August 1963, 6-6.35pm
 Panel: Angela Douglas, Jimmy Henney, Janette Scott, Jimmy Young 
 Producer: Richard Evans 
 Records played: 
 Sally – Rockin’ Henri & the Hayseeds (Decca) MISS
 It’s Time We Parted – Bobby Rydell (Cameo-Parkway) MISS
 Just Tell Him Jane Said Hello – Gerri Granger (London) MISS
 Don Diddley – Bobby Rio (Stateside) HIT
 I’m Tellin You Now – Freddie & the Dreamers (Columbia) HIT
 Come Blow Your Horn – Frank Sinatra (Reprise) MISS
 Still – Karl Denver (Decca) HIT
 Ooh I Can’t – Jan & Kelly (Philips) HIT
 Mama Don’t Allow – Rooftop Singers (Fontana) HIT
 I Know – Beryl Marsden (Decca) MISS
 Looking For Love – Earl Sinks (Capitol) MISS
- 			225Saturday 23 November 1963, 6.05-6.30pm
 Panel: Cilla Black, Sid James, Don Moss, Anna Quayle 
 Producer: Neville Wortman (8-3) 
 I Want To Hold Your Hand – Beatles (Parlophone) HIT 
 Anyone Else – Gene McDaniels (Liberty) HIT
 Beautiful Dreamer – John Leyton (HMV) HIT
 I Like What You Do – Pat Boone (London) MISS
 It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World – Shirelles (Pye International) MISS
 Bad Girl – Neil Sedaka (RCA) HIT
 If You Gotta Pick A Baby – Glenda Collins (HMV) HIT
 The Banjo Song – Mike Hurst (Philips) HIT
 Bless ’Em All – Jane Morgan (Colpix) MISS
 That Boy Of Mine – Breakaways (Pye) HIT
 Since We Fell In Love – Bobby Rydell (Cameo Parkway) HIT
 
- 			105Saturday 5 August 1961
 Panel: Sammy Cahn, Jack Payne, Helen Shapiro +1 
 Records played: 
 Nola – Judd Proctor (Parlophone)
 Too Many Beautiful Girls – Clinton Ford (Oriole) HIT 3-1
 “Even Jack Payne liked it,” Clinton told World’s Fair.
 Joy Ride – David Lisbon (Philips) HIT
 Breakaway – The Springfields (Philips)
 The Fish – Bobby Rydell (Columbia)
 Heart And Soul – Jan and Dean (London)
 Sea Of Heartbreak – Don Gibson (RCA)
 NME 110861 JBJ says a hit for Bonnie Banks by Davy Jones (Pye) 
- 			119Saturday 11 November 1961
 Panel: Adam Faith, John Leyton, Rita Tushingham, Leila Williams 
 Producer: Johnnie Stewart 
 Records played: 
 Come Along Please – Bob Wallis (Pye)
 Crazy – Patsy Cline (Brunswick)
 The Coffee Song – Frank Sinatra (Reprise)
 The Door To Paradise – Bobby Rydell (Columbia)
 The Savage – Shadows (Columbia)
 Summer Day – Kari Lynn (Oriole)
 Jubilee – Ken Jones (Parlophone)
 Just A Twinkle – David Macbeth (Decca)
 Do You Still Love Me – Pierce Rogers (Parlophone)
 Spin-A-Disc: Big John, The Door To Paradise (Bobby Rydell), For Me And My Gal (Freddie Cannon) Daily Express 250462 
 Michael Wale’s profile of Rita Tushingham: “Immediately after pleasing the intellectuals in A Taste Of Honey, she stunned them by appearing crop-haired on JBJ which has more sheer inanity per minute than anything I’ve ever heard.”
- 			69Saturday 26 November 1960
 Panel: Paul Carpenter, Marion Keene, Pete Murray +1 
 Records played: 
 Excuse Me – Nick Noble
 Sway – Bobby Rydell
 ‘D’ In Love – Cliff Richard
 Baby Baby – Jack Scott