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Saturday 30 January 1960, 6-6.30pm
Chairman: David Jacobs
Panel: Shirley Eaton, Susan Franks, Bunny Lewis, Frank Weir
Records played:
On A Slow Boat To China – Emile Ford (Pye)
Let It Be Me – Everly Brothers (London)
Be Mine – Lance Fortune (Pye)
Oh So Wunderbar – Malcolm Vaughan (HMV)
Oh So Wunderbar – Robert Earl (Philips)
Beyond The Sea – Bobby Darin (London)
Just Come Home – Hugo and Luigi (RCA)
Not One Minute More – Janet Richmond (Top Rank)
Camera script unused: Betty Betty (Dickie Pride) and Wedding Song (Manuel)
Seems difficult for Russell Turner to select suitable Juke Box Jury foursome; on Saturday Frank Weir was ineffectual, Shirley Eaton seemed busy posing, while Bunny Lewis’ remarks appeared prepared. NME’s Alley Cat, 5 February 1960
Shirley Eaton was a popular actress; Susan Franks a TV presenter; Bunny Lewis a record producer; Frank Weir a musician/musical director.
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Saturday 4 June 1960
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Panel: Carole Carr, Pete Murray, Ted Ray, Henrietta Tiarks
Records played:
We’re Only Young Once – The Avons (Columbia) Side set
You’ll Never Know What You’re Missing ’Til You Try – Emile Ford & the Checkmates (Pye)
He’ll Have To Go – Jeannie Black (Capitol)
Happy-go-lucky Me – Russ Sainty (Top Rank)
Happy-go-lucky Me – Frank Ifield (Columbia)
Young Emotions – Ricky Nelson (London)
Tintarella Di Luna (Magic Colour Of The Moonlight) – Lana Sisters (Fontana)
Rosemary – Tim Connor (Decca)
How Deep Is The Ocean – Isley Brothers (RCA)
Little Brown Jug – Bobby Summers (Capitol)
Records taken from camera script so unlikely all were played.
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Saturday 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)
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Saturday 17 October 1959, 6.50-7.15pm
Chairman: David Jacobs
Panel: Alma Cogan, Louie Ramsay, Jimmy Savile, Digby Wolfe
Records played:
Destiny – Henry Rene (London)
Put Your Head On My Shoulder – Paul Anka (Columbia)
What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For – Emile Ford (Pye)
Teach Me – David Hughes (Top Rank)
Candlewick – Winifred Atwell (Decca)
My Only Love – Allan Bruce (Fontana)
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Saturday 15 July 1961
Panel: Paul Hollingdale, Lana Morris, Jimmy Young +1
Records played:
Tossin’ And Turnin’ – Bobby Lewis (Parlophone)
Adios My Love – Vera Lynn (MGM)
The Writing On The Wall – Tommy Steele (Decca)
Charlie Wasn’t There – Barbara Evans (Mercury)
After You’ve Gone – Emile Ford (Piccadilly)
Lucy’s Theme from Parrish – George Greeley (Warners)
Don’t You Know It – Adam Faith (Parlophone)
Our Little Doggie Ran Away – Rosemary Squires (HMV)
Take A Fool’s Advice – Nat ‘King’ Cole (Capitol)
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Why do so many people in the audience have such vacant expressions on their faces? It seems as if the records were just another of those background noises, as indeed some of them are. I know that many of the records voted ‘hits’ would never be bought by the majority of us teenagers. A few of the ‘misses’ become favourite pops and soon we are singing them at home and at school.
If Pick Of The Pops were broadcast at an earlier time, how many more teenagers would be allowed to listen to it. May I congratulate David Jacobs on his excellent compering of these two programmes.
Anne McNab, 13¾, Glasgow