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285
Saturday 16 January 1965, 5.15-5.40pm
Panel: Catherine Boyle, Maureen Cleave, Rupert Davies, Richard Wattis
Producer: Stewart Morris
Records played:
Michelle – Morgan James Duo (Philips) MISS (3-1)
Funny How Love Can Be – Ivy League (Piccadilly) HIT (3-1)
Long After Tonight Is All Over – Jimmy Radcliffe (Musicor) HIT (all)
Tired Of Waiting For You – The Kinks (Pye) MISS (3-1)
Bombay Duckling – Ted Heath & his Music (Decca) MISS (3-1)
Come See About Me – The Supremes (Motown single played, then on Stateside) HIT (all)
And The Heavens Cried – Vince Hill (Columbia) MISS (2-1 second jury)
Now I’m Alone – The Gamblers (Decca) MISS (3-0 second jury)
Artist fees £283.10 (incl 30g for each panel member, so David Jacobs is £157.10)
Copyright is £155
Telerecording is £60
Total £498.10, budget allocation is £500. -
44
Saturday 7 May 1960, 6-6.30pm
(Recorded 30.04.60)
Chairman: David Jacobs
Panel: Doug Levy, Nancy Pederson, Karen Post, Ed Robertson
Records played:
Et Voila – Frankie Laine (Philips)
Now Now Now – Jerry Keller (London)
All I Need – Edna Savage (Parlophone) Side set
Tamiami – Bill Haley & his Comets (Warner)
That’s You – Nat King Cole (Capitol)
My Gal Sal – The Freemen (Parlophone) Side set
I Love The Way You Love – Marv Johnson (London)
The Madison Time – Ted Heath & his Music (Decca)
Got A Girl – Four Preps (Capitol)
The panel comprised of teenagers from the American School of Independence, Bushey Park, US base in Middlesex. Headmaster gave Russell Turner and Johnnie Stewart 20 possibles and they chose four. All aged 17 to 19.