Saturday 20 July 1963, 6-6.35pm

Panel: Keith Fordyce, France Nuyen, Joan Sims, Kenneth Williams

Producer: Richard Evans

Records played:
Yes I Do – Pete Maclaine & the Clan (Decca) MISS
You Don’t Have To Be A Baby To Cry – Caravelles (Decca) MISS
Rock Me In The Cradle Of Love – Dee Dee Sharp (Cameo-Parkway) HIT
Taxi – Harry Robinson Crew (Decca) MISS
In Summer – Billy Fury (Decca) HIT
All I Want To Do Is Run – Elektras (United Artists) MISS
I Can’t Stop Loving You – Count Basie (Reprise) MISS
After You’ve Gone – Alice Babs (Fontana) MISS
Don’t Blow Us Up – Clay Morton (Decca) MISS
Green Green – New Christy Minstrels (CBS) MISS

Pete Maclaine: “I wrote Yes I Do in a Merseybeat style and it was voted a Miss largely because Kenneth Williams didn’t like it. Keith Fordyce thought it was okay. We knew it was going to be on and we were working in Prestatyn that night. We ran round the corner and knocked on the first house, explained who we were and that our record was going to be played. They asked us what it was called and they told us that it had already been on and had been voted a Miss, so we went to the pub.”

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