Written and narrated by Humphrey Lyttelton and featuring Louis Armstrong and his All Stars Eddie Shu (clarinet) Tyree Glenn (trombone) Billy Kyle (piano) Bud Catlett (bass) Danny Barcelona (drums) Research by Peter Clayton Max Jones , and Sinclair Traill Production by TERRY HENEBERY Louis Armstrong and his All Stars appear by arrangement with Harold Davison
The exciting piano personality from America accompanied by Barr Phillips (bass) Joe Cusatis (drums) and The Orchestra Leader, Alec Firman
A special farewell performance of the famous revue by the original cast of ALAN BENNETT JONATHAN MILLER PETER COOK DUDLEY MOORE Theme music composed by JOHNNY DANKWORTH and played by the Johnny Dankworth Seven
Choreography by Joe Layton Produced by RICHARD LEWINE An exciting new American star in a show of her own-the many faces and talents of the girl from Funny Girl, New York's smash hit musical
From the stage of the Television Theatre, Max presents his one-man show Bob Dixon is his pianist Alan Bristow conducts the orchestra Script by Eric Merriman with additional material by Spike Mullins
Count Basie and his Orchestra in a programme by this great American band featuring some of Its most successful hits over the years Including: APRIL IN PARIS JUMPIN' AT THE WOODSIDE LI'L DAHLIN' 1 O'CLOCK JUMP WHIRLY BIRD Production, TERRY HENEBERY Count Baste and his Orchestra appear by arrangement with Harold Dayison and Norman Granz
The famous American recording, television, and cabaret star presents a programme of his own songs during a recent visit to London for BBC Television with The Ralph Sharon Trio and Bobby Hackett Special guest, ANNIE ROSS The Orchestra directed by Ralph Sharon
Ella Fitzgerald Swings presenting the world's greatest jazz singer accompanied by The Tommy Flanagan Trio and featuring her special guests THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO with Ray Brown (bass) Ed Thigpen (drums) Production, TERRY HENEBERY Ella Fitzgerald. The Tommy Flanagan Trio and The Oscar Peterson Trio appear by arrangement with Norman Granz and Harold Davison
Peter Nero the exciting pianist and entertainer from America in the second of two shows recorded during his recent visit to London also featuring BARR PHILLIPS (bass) JOE CUSATIS (drums) and The Orchestra Leader, ALEC FIRMAN Musical director, HARRY RABINOWITZ
The Road to the Isles presenting KENNETH McKELLAR in a musical film journey to the Western Isles accompanied by The Michael Sammes Singers and THE ORCHESTRA Leader, Alec Firman Musical director, HARRY RABINOWITZ Orchestrations, Ray Jones Bob Sharpies , Dennis Wilson Choral arrangements, Michael Sammes
Forty-five minutes in a company of two-accompanied by an orchestra Original lyrics and material by JOYCE GRENFELL Music by RICHARD ADDINSELL Musical arrangements and orchestral direction by WILLIAM BLEZARD Designed by Keith Norman Directed by JOHN STREET
The famous American comedian in his one-man show.
Starring Jimmy Edwards with Clive Dunn, Stephanie Voss, Johnny Johnston, John Mulgrew, Christine Child and The George Mitchell Singers
The Val Doonican Show starring VAL DOONICAN with special guests MATT MONRO, RAY ALAN, TRIO ATHEMB and The Gojos, The Adam Singers
COUNT BASIE and his Orchestra and GEORGIE FAME
ROLF HARRIS featuring Guest artists: DORA BRYAN, ARTHUR WORSLEY, LES DAWSON, THE PAPER DOLLS
ROY HUDD featuring FREDDIE JONES, JOAN TURNER with Sam Walters, Sheree Winton. Special guests:BILL HALEY AND HIS COMETS
ANDY WILLIAMS on his first personal appearance in Britain with special guest star, HENRY MANCINI Musical director, Jack Elliot The Orchestra Leader, ALEC FIRMAN The Mike Sammes Singers From the Royal Albert Hall , London By arrangement with Vic Lewis and Robert Paterson Television presentation by Johnnie Stewart
[Starring] Eleanor Bron, John Fortune. "I was a humdrum person Living a life apart When love flew in through my window wide and quickened my humdrum heart" Cole Porter (1891-1964) (Copyright: Harms Inc. by permission of Chappell and Co.)
LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ALL STARS in a programme recorded during their recent visit to England THE ALL STARS: Tyree Glenn (trombone) Joe Muranyi (clarinet) Marty Napoleon (piano) Buddy Catlett (bass) Danny Barcelona (drums) with Jewel Brown Design, Colin Plgott Production, MICHAEL HURLL
Cleo Laine presents her Spring Collection The accompaniments are provided by husband John Dankworth and his music. Their special guest is pianist Oscar Peterson Recorded at the Collegiate Theatre, London Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting TOMMY THOMAS Designer KEITH HARRIS Producer DON SAYER
Victor Borge presents the first programme in a series of one-man shows performed before a studio audience where he jokes, chats and plays piano. Ronnie Hazlehurst conducts the orchestra.
The brilliant Danish entertainer Victor Borge performs some of his most famous routines and plays his favourite music. Featuring a comedy duet with opera singer Marylyn Mulvey.
Victor Borge, the brilliant international entertainer, performs some of his most famous routines and plays some of his favourite music. Featuring Marilyn Mulvey.
Victor Borge, the brilliant international entertainer, performs some of his most famous routines and plays some of his favourite music.
Victor Borge, the brilliant Danish entertainer, performs some of his most famous routines, including
Victor Borge, the brilliant international entertainer, performs some of his most famous routines and plays some of his favourite music.
