TV Pop Diaries
Pop Music on British Television 1955 -
1967
Sunday 1st January 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Wayne Newton
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
The Rockin’ Berries
Roy Orbison -
ABC The Lady Is A Square 7.55 -
Frankie Vaughan
Anthony Newley
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 2nd January 1967
BBC1 (Scotland) Lena's Show (first in series)
Lena Martell
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.35 -
Wild Bill Davison with Alex Welsh and his Band (the University of Keele)
Granada Scene 10.05 -
The Who
ATV The Best Of Morecambe & Wise 10.05 -
Herman’s Hermits
Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson
Tuesday 3rd January 1967
ITV Batman 6.30 -
The Cat's Meow
Chad & Jeremy
Wednesday 4th January 1967
ITV Batman 6.30 -
The Bats Kow Tow
Chad & Jeremy
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.25 -
contents unknown
Thursday 5th January 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray
Cliff Richard & The Shadows -
Donovan -
Four Tops -
The Kinks -
Sandie Shaw -
The Troggs -
The Easybeats -
Paul Jones -
Tom Jones -
BBC1 The Girl From U.N.C.L.E. 8.00 -
The Montori Device Affair with Noel Harrison (for whole series)
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special: Johnny Mathis 8.05 -
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World, Tonight, It's Lovely Up Here, Somewhere, Doodlin' Song, Bluesette, I'm In Love For The Very First Time, Maria, The Impossible Dream
Westward shows Thirsty Boots 8.40 -
Rog Whittaker
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.56 -
contents unknown
ATV A Date With Janie Marden 11.30 -
Friday 6th January 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Wayne Fontana
BBC1 (Northern Ireland) Lighting Up Time (first in series)
Music from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Cyril Willoughby
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.35 -
contents unknown
Saturday 7th January 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.20 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Monkee See, Monkee Die
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 8.15 -
Val Doonican
The GoJos were the resident dance troupe
Julie Felix
BBC2 Midnight Movie: Never Let Go with Adam Faith 11.30 pm -
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Dodd's straight man is station announcer David Hamilton, and it's here that he got the nickname 'Diddy' which Ken Dodd gave him in rehearsals
Ken Dodd -
Peter & Gordon
Tom Jones (he had cancelled rehearsals in order to do Top Of The Pops but still appeared on the show)
Julie Rogers
Gale Gordon
Sunday 8th January 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Louis Armstrong
Anglia Quest 6.35 -
Religious show
The Spinners
Marian Montgomery
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Des O'Connor
The Bitter End Singers
Rita Pavone
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
contents unknown
Monday 9th January 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Tailor of Gloucester by Beatrix Potter read by George Melly
BBC1 Twentieth Century Focus: Pop Boom 1: The Business 3.20 -
Andrew Loog-
The Small Faces in IBC recording studios
Dusty Springfield interview
Roy Orbison interviewed in his Rolls Royce
The Action
Shots of The Rolling Stones
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.35 -
Thelonius Monk Quartet at the Cambridge Union
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield
Patsy Ann Noble
Scottish Night Club Night (first in series)
Broadcast from Restaurant Chevalier, Glasgow
Peggy O'Keefe and her trio (regulars)
Kenny Lynch
Johnny Hart
Tuesday 10th January 1967
Anglia Hot Cool Blue 10.05 -
Malcolm Roberts
Lynn Holland
Sheila Southern
Lia Lewis
Sue and Sunny
Rediffusion Nina and Frederick 11.05 -
Wednesday 11th January 1967
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.25 -
contents unknown
Thursday 12th January 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Ginger Baker expresses a loathing for the BBC's rubber cymbals which are used to dampen the sound. Donovan was pencilled in to appear.
According to Disc magazine on Tuesday 10th January The Walker Brothers "filmed a special insert for Top Of The Pops to plug their new single, released in January." Stay With Me Baby was released in February, but appear not to have appeared on the show to promote it.
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (his attire was described in Disc magazine "Like The Who, Jimmy Savile's gear enters the realm of Disneyland")
Cream -
Georgie Fame -
The Monkees -
Cat Stevens -
Rita Pavone -
The Move -
The Temptations -
The Who -
Adam Faith -
Tom Jones -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special: Shani Wallis 8.05 -
ATV A Date With Janie Marden 11.30 -
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.52 -
contents unknown
Friday 13th January 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
Rita Pavone
BBC2 Call My Bluff 8.05 -
Sandie Shaw
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.35 -
contents unknown
Saturday 14th January 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
One record reviewed ‘The Addicted Man’ by The Game was edited from the final recording and replaced with a cartoon clip. The record itself was eventually pulled from release.
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Monkees Vs Machine
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 8.10 -
Val Doonican
The Brothers Four
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Ken Dodd
Wayne Fontana
Sandie Shaw
Three People
Gerry Stevens
Sunday 15th January 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Petula Clark
ABC Tempo: Noise 2.15 -
Roland Kirk
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Andy Stewart
The New Vaudeville Band
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 16th January 1967
BBC1 Twentieth Century Focus: Pop Boom 2: The Message 3.20 -
Clips at a Beatles concert
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.40 -
The Horace Silver Quintet (Chelsea School of Science and Technology)
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
The King Brothers
Scottish Night Club Night
Janie Marden
Grampian Cairngorm Ski Night (first in new series)
Hosted by Jimmie Spankie, Alix Neilsen
George Hill (guitarist)
Joe Gordon (guitarist)
Donna Douglas (singer)
Jim McLeod and his band
Wednesday 18th January 1967
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.40 -
contents unknown
Thursday 19th January 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Tremeloes were pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Alan Freeman
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Cat Stevens -
Four Tops -
Georgie Fame -
The Move -
The Searchers -
Wayne Fontana -
The Monkees -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine Five 9.05 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Al Hirt
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 11.12 -
contents unknown
Friday 20th January 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Cat Stevens
Paul Jones
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.35 -
contents unknown
Saturday 21st January 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Your Friendly Neighbourhood Kidnappers
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.10 -
A Song For Europe. Sandie Shaw – Tell The Boys (written by Mitch Murray and Peter Callender)
The Bitter End Singers
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.45 -
Miriam Makeba
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Ken Dodd
The Bitter End Singers
Adam Faith
Oscar (Paul Nicholas) -
Samantha Leigh
Sunday 22nd January 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Nancy Wilson
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
The first edition with Dave Allen as compere, referred to as "Brucie" by Mick Jagger. The Rolling Stones fail to appear on the revolving stage finale. Jagger later told Disc "We agreed to do the show, but not go on the roundabout. It's so predictable. The same thing happens regularly each week and we don't want to conform to what has gone on before." ATV had expressed concern about the tile and lyrics of Let's Spend The Night Together, but were waiting until the group returned from the USA before making a decision. An ATV spokesman told Disc magazine "There have been some discussions on this, but nothing can be decided until the Stones return." In the end the Stones didn't change anything, unlike The Ed Sullivan Show when Jagger sang alternate lyrics while rolling his eyes at the camera. Andrew Loog Oldham allegedly balanced the sound mix. A review in Disc by Jonathan King referred to Brian Jones' dress sense "Jones appeared as a St Trinian's schoolgirl for reasons best known to himself, and Jagger was wearing his mother's head scarf." Jagger later told the NME "Really it all finished with the Palladium TV. We went on with those funny soft hats and wearing brooches and that shocked everyone."
The Rolling Stones -
Shani Wallis
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 23rd January 1967
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
from the Oxford Union
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield
Southern A Tale Of Two Rivers 10.05 -
A musical tribute to the Thames and the Seine, filmed in summer 1966 on board The Southerner, Southern TV's own boat and originally scheduled to be shown September 1966.
Produced by Mike Mansfield
Musical Associates -
Theme written by Tommy Moeller of Unit Four + Two
Hosted by Petula Clark
Petula Clark -
Sandie Shaw -
Marianne Faithfull -
Adam Faith (in Paris)
Lulu -
Unit Four + 2 (in Paris)
The Go Jos (in Paris)
Claude Francois
Mark Wynter
Lulu & Petula Clark -
Dave Clark & Cathy McGowan -
Wednesday 25th January 1967
Granada Come And Get Your Money 9.40 -
Producer Johnny Hamp tried to get Cliff Richard and The Shadows to appear
A look at the early days of the British music scene at the Two I's coffee bar in London's Soho
Tommy Steele -
Lionel Bart
Terry Dene
Wally Whyton
Wee Willie Harris
Screaming Lord Sutch
Mickie Most
Herman’s Hermits -
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.20 -
contents unknown
Thursday 26th January 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience and The Spencer Davis Group were pencilled in
Hosted by Simon Dee
Cream -
Georgie Fame -
The Move -
The Rolling Stones -
Cat Stevens -
Jonathan King -
The Spellbinders -
The New Vaudeville Band -
Paul Jones -
The Monkees -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine Five 9.05 -
The Beverley Sisters
ATV A Date With Janie Marden 11.30 -
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 11.12 -
contents unknown
Friday 27th January 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The New Vaudeville Band
Granada The World Tomorrow 10.05 -
LSD (hosted by Bill Grundy and Chris Kelly). One of many documentaries and dramas about the drug industry, in particularly LSD shown in the first few months of the year.
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.35 -
contents unknown
Saturday 28th January 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
One Man Shy
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.15 -
Sandie Shaw – A Song For Europe – I’ll Cry Myself To Sleep (written by Roger Webb)
Petula Clark
BBC2 International Cabaret 10.05 -
The Bitter End Singers
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Ken Dodd
Clinton Ford
Vince Hill
Cat Stevens
Jackie Trent
Sunday 29th January 1967
Southern God's Trombone 6.35 -
A Live broadcast from St Nicholas' parish church
The Ivy League
Anita Harris
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Dave Allen
Julie Rogers
Max Bygraves with Tony Crane (singer-
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 30th January 1967
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.35 -
Woody Herman
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield
Wednesday 1st February 1967
Rediffusion Way With Words (schools programme)
Johnny Silvo
Granada Scene 10.25 -
The Who discussion with Quentin Hogg
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.25 -
contents unknown
Thursday 2nd February 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Del Shannon and Eric Burdon & The Animals had been pencilled in to appear, while Cream's promotional film for I Feel Free shot at Richmond Park was also due to be shown
Hosted by Peter Murray
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Nancy Sinatra -
Petula Clark -
The Rolling Stones -
The Spencer Davis Group -
Chris Farlowe -
Paul Jones -
The Monkees -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine Five 9.05 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Abbe Lane -
ATV A Date With Janie Marden 11.30 -
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.52 -
contents unknown
Friday 3rd February 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Eric Burdon and the Animals (the group's new single When I Was Young was deemed unsuitable for the show due to its lyrics. A BBC spokesman told Disc "This is not a BBC ban. Decisions like this are left to individual producers. It was just felt that the record was not appropriate for a children's programme.")
Scottish Night Club Night
Julie Felix
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.35 -
contents unknown
Saturday 4th February 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Monkees In A Ghost Town
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.05 -
Sandie Shaw – A Song For Europe – Had A Dream Last Night (written by Chris Andrews)
Del Shannon – Your Cheatin’ Heart, Mountain Dew , Runaway, She
The Morgan James Duo -
BBC2 Midnight Movie: Town Without Pity 11.30 pm -
Theme: Gene Pitney
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Ken Dodd
Herman’s Hermits -
Normie Rowe
Joe Henderson
Toni Eden
Sunday 5th February 1967
BBC1 Nancy Wilson 10.40 -
Live in London with the Ted Heath Orchestra
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66
Shirley Jones
BBC2 The Cool of the Evening 8.15 -
The Michael Sammes Singers
ABC Tempo: Disposability 2.15 -
Clips of Dave Lee Travis at Radio Caroline
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Dave Allen
Singer Dickie Valentine dropped out due to illness and Engelbert Humperdinck stepped in
Engelbert Humperdinck -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 -
The Rolling Stones – Let's Spend The Night Together, Mick Jagger interview (apparently the audience was hostile when he was being interviewed and was criticised by fellow guests Susan Maughan and Terry Scott)
Susan Maughan (Maughan was given a stern warning afterwards for mentioning Kit-
Monday 6th February 1967
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.05 -
The Max Roach Quintet (at the University of Reading)
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield
Tuesday 7th February 1967
BBC1 Not Only...But Also 9.05 -
John Lennon
Granada The World Tomorrow Special 9.40 -
Report on the drug LSD, with some filming at the UFO Club on Friday 3rd February 1967
Wednesday 8th February 1967
Granada Scene
Julie Felix
Thursday 9th February 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Donovan and Del Shannon were pencilled in to appear, while P J Proby had been invited but had to turn it down due to work permit issues.
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Gene Pitney -
Herman's Hermits -
The Royal Guardsmen -
The Hollies -
The Rolling Stones -
The New Vaudeville Band -
The Tremeloes -
The Monkees -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine Five 9.05 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special: The Brothers Four 8.05 -
Friday 10th February 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.45 -
The Tremeloes
Granada The World Tomorrow: Sound Or Music? 10.05 -
The Hollies -
George Martin and Ron Richards (of EMI / AIR studios) -
Tristram Cary -
Saturday 11th February 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
The Beatles' promo clip for Penny Lane was scheduled to be shown, but since it wouldn't be shown in its entirety it was pulled by Brian Epstein. Billy Cotton Jnr said "Use of the film was conditional on our playing the whole of the record and we couldn't guarantee to do this." However according to a later review of the show the following week in Disc it was played.
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
The Spy Who Came In From The Cool
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.10 -
Sandie Shaw – A Song For Europe – Puppet On A String (written by Phil Coulter and Bill Martin)
BBC2 International Cabaret 10.00 -
The Barry Sisters
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Rita Pavone cancelled her appearance because of the pressure of film work
Freddie and The Dreamers -
Julie Felix
Paul Jones
Robbie Royal
Sunday 12th February 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Gilbert Becauld
ABC New Tempo 2.15 -
Drugs
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
It was suggested that Cat Stevens would be appearing on the show on either the 12th or 19th February
Hosted by Dave Allen
Tom Jones -
The Dallas Boys
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Sonny & Cher -
Monday 13th February 1967
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.25 -
at the Hornsey College of Arts and Crafts
ATV The Frank Ifield Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield -
Wednesday 15th February 1967
BBC2 Man Alive: Can She Sing...Does It Matter? 8.05 -
A profile 21 year old singer Judith Powell with record producer Steve Rowlands
Granada Scene
Paul Jones
Granada Late Scene
Sandy Posey
Thursday 16th February 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Gene Pitney is said to have pre-
Hosted by Alan Freeman
The Beatles -
Paul & Barry Ryan -
PJ Proby -
The New Vaudeville Band -
Sandy Posey -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The Tremeloes -
Petula Clark -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Herb Alpert & His Tijuana Brass
Friday 17th February 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Herman's Hermits -
BBC1 (Scotland) Studio A (first in series, shown every third Friday)
Lena Martell
Danny Street
The Freemen
Bernadette
Granada Blues Scene 10.35 -
The American Blues Festival
Saturday 18th February 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Gift Horse
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.15 -
Sandie Shaw – A Song For Europe – Ask Any Woman (written by Jimmy Stewart and Gerry Longsey)
Davy Jones
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.50 -
Gene Pitney
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich (Producer Peter Frazier-
The Settlers
Donald Peers
James Royal
Sunday 19th February 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Louis Armstrong
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
a member of the audience rushes onto the stage at one point
Hosted by Dave Allen
Dusty Springfield – You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me, receives four awards from music weekly Disc
Paul and Barry Ryan
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 -
This pre-
Marianne Faithfull and Lord Boothby discuss moral behaviour
Monday 20th February 1967
BBC2 Jazz in Concert 10.05 -
Duke Ellington at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Wednesday 22nd February 1967
Granada Scene
Alan Price
Thursday 23rd February 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck was pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Simon Dee (during an afternoon run through a picture of a nude woman wearing a bowler hat and a moustache was flashed on the monitor to try and put him off)
The Beatles -
Dusty Springfield -
Herman's Hermits -
The Hollies -
Tom Jones -
The Troggs -
Jim Reeves -
Vince Hill -
Petula Clark -
BBC2 Something Special: Dionne Warwick 8.05 -
Recorded at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire
Backed by the orchestra of Ronnie Hazelhurst
Dionne Warwick -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine Five 9.05 -
The Beverley Sisters
Friday 24th February 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Freddie and The Dreamers -
BBC1 Junior Points Of View 5.40 -
Davy Jones -
Anglia About Anglia 6.05 -
Julie Felix
Saturday 25th February 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
The all DJ panel idea is brought to an end, but it is the intention that two will still appear each week
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
The Monkees were due to arrive in London late February / early March to play live shows, but would not be appearing on TV or radio. Davy Jones tells Melody Maker in January "We don't appear on other people's shows. Why should we? People can see us every week in our own series and if we guest all over the place they might not want to."
The Success Story
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.15 -
Sandie Shaw – sings all five A Song For Europe entries
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Dusty Springfield
Billy Fury
Paul and Barry Ryan
The Searchers
ATV Tommy The Toreador 6.30 -
Tommy Steele movie
Sunday 26th February 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Dave Allen
Matt Monro
The Barron Knights (P'Nut Langford broke his guitar during their routine)
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Françoise Hardy
Alan Price plays both sides of his Simon Smith / Tickle Me single on TWW Reports sometime this week
Monday 27th February 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
Nina (of Nina & Frederick) reads Hans Christian Andersen story
Tuesday 28th February 1967
ATV Here Comes Kathy! 9.40 -
Kathy Kirby
Clinton Ford
Tommy Bruce
Wednesday 1st March 1967
BBC2 Something Special 10.45 -
Ivor Immanuel
Granada Scene
Georgie Fame
Granada Late Scene
Keith
Thursday 2nd March 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray
The Seekers -
Donovan -
The Troggs -
Roy Orbison -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Tremeloes -
Val Doonican -
The Beatles -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Friday 3rd March 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Barron Knights
Paul and Barry Ryan
Saturday 4th March 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records played -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Too Many Girls
a scene where a girl in a bikini is in close up appears to be smudged to hide her navel
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.15 -
There had been a noticeable drop in the number of votes cast by the public for this year's A Song For Europe contest.
Sandie Shaw – A Song For Europe winner – Puppet On A String
Domenico Modugno
BBC2 The World of Charles Aznavour 9.50 -
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
Russ Conway
Two and A Half
Rosemary Squires
Dick Francis (singer)
Sunday 5th March 1967
BBC1 George Gershwin: The Legend And The Man 10.20 -
Cleo Laine
Larry Adler
ABC The Song Break 6.35 -
The Joy Strings
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse (initially hired to host for four weeks, but his contract was extended)
The Kaye Sisters
Peret (Spanish pop singer)
Paul Anka
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 6th March 1967
Scottish Night Club Night 10.05 -
Lyn & Graham McCarthy
George Chisholm
Granada Scene 10.05 -
(Possibly) The Rave featuring The Move, Pink Floyd (Pink Floyd would feature on a similar show the following night)
Grampian Late Night Look presents Cairngorm Ski Night 11.25 -
Donna Douglas
The Islanders
Tuesday 7th March 1967
Channel Piano Rendezvous 6.15 -
content unknown
Granada Scene Special: It’s So Far Out It’s Straight Down 10.25 -
Paul McCartney -
The Pink Floyd -
Thursday 9th March 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
The Alan Price Set -
Dusty Springfield -
Herman's Hermits -
Keith -
The Hollies -
The Nashville Teens -
Vince Hill -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Four Tops special on tour in Britain, recorded 6th February at the Questor Theatre, Ealing
Southern In Search of a Holiday 6.35 -
Edmund Hockridge
Friday 10th March 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Alan Price Set
Rog Whittaker
BBC1 (Scotland) Studio A
contents unknown
Anglia About Anglia 6.05 -
Vince Hill
Saturday 11th March 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
I’ve Got A Little Song Here
BBC2 The Rolf Harris Show 8.20 -
Sandie Shaw
BBC1 Shani Wallis 11.32 pm -
Southern As You Like It 5.15 -
Hosted by Peter Murray
The Beatles -
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
Adam Faith
Julie Felix
Kiki Dee
ABC Doddy’s Music Box 6.20 -
The Hollies (with Tony Newman on drums -
Keith
ATV On The Braden Beat 11.30 pm -
Malcolm Roberts
Sunday 12th March 1967
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
The opening credit sequence accidentally catches a view of the host's cue cards in the orchestra pit
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Trini Lopez
Françoise Hardy
Edmund Hockridge
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
The Byrds
Otis Redding
Monday 13th March 1967
BBC1 Blue Peter 4.55 -
Jawbone Jug Band – The Mobile Line
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.35 -
from the University of East Anglia, Norwich
Tuesday 14th March 1967
Rediffusion A Little Bit Of Irish 9.40 -
Bing Crosby in Ireland special
Channel Piano Rendezvous 6.15 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway
Cat Stevens
Wednesday 17th March 1967
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Thursday 16th March 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Simon & Garfunkel were scheduled to record a clip of At The Zoo today for future inclusion, while The Byrds were also due to record a clip on 15th March.
Hosted by Alan Freeman
The Alan Price Set -
Cliff Richard -
The Seekers -
Harry Secombe -
made a morbid suggestion that it would make a good story for me if he were to collapse and he unable to make the show.”)
The Troggs -
Lee Dorsey -
Whistling Jack Smith -
The Dave Clark Five -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Françoise Hardy
Rediffusion The Duke Wore Jeans
movie with Tommy Steele
Friday 17th March 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Roy Orbison
BBC1 (South and West) The Big Break 10.52 pm -
The story of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich (although Melody Maker has it as Simon Dupree & The Big Sound)
AR Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Gerry Marsden is judge for the semi-
The Hope Sisters (singing trio)
Stephen McIroy (harmonica player)
The Scepters (pop group)
Granada Scene 10.40 -
Georgie Fame -
Saturday 18th March 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
Dance, Monkees, Dance
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.05 -
content unknown
BBC1 Johnny Mathis and His Orchestra 11.20 pm – end
BBC2 The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem 9.40 -
live at the Ulster Hall, Belfast
ABC Mike And Bernie’s Music Hall 5.45 -
Rita Pavone
Southern As You Like It 5.15 -
Hosted by Muriel Young
Dave Berry
Cliff Richard (film clip)
Anita Harris
Julie Rogers
The Beatles (film clip)
The Alan Price Set -
Sunday 19th March 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Barbara McNair
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Shirley Bassey
The Dudley Moore Trio
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Otis Redding was due to appear
Cathy McGowan
Harry Secombe -
Monday 20th March 1967
BBC1 The Carl-
Spencer Davis accepts award on behalf of The Spencer Davis Group
Joe Loss
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.35 -
Sonny Rollins and Max Roach (Reading University)
Tuesday 21st March 1967
BBC1 Making A Song and Dance Of It 10.52 -
The English Folk Dance and Song Society Festival, the Royal Albert Hall, London
Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick
Wednesday 22nd March 1967
Ulster (possibly) Hullo There 6.11 -
Bert Jansch
Thursday 23rd March 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Simon Dee
Georgie Fame -
Manfred Mann -
Otis Redding -
Sandie Shaw -
The Small Faces -
The Supremes -
Val Doonican -
Vince Hill -
Whistling Jack Smith -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters -
Friday 24th March 1967 Good Friday
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Troggs
Saturday 25th March 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.15 -
I Was A Teenage Monster
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.10 -
Sandie Shaw
Vikki Carr
Roger Whittaker
ABC Mike and Bernie’s Music Hall 6.20 -
Anita Harris
Vince Hill
ABC Lucy In London 9.10 -
Lucille Ball special
Theme by Phil Spector (Lucy Goes Mod In London)
Anthony Newley plays Lucy's chauffeur
The Dave Clark Five -
Sunday 26th March 1967 Easter Sunday
BBC1 Frost Over England 7.25 -
The BBC entry for the Montreux Festival 1967
Julie Felix
ATV The London Palladium Show -
ATV The Heart Of Show Business 7.55 -
An Aberfan disaster charity show – shown instead of The London Palladium Show, shot in colour. Filmed over five months in eight different locations. The Rolling Stones had contributed something that was considered unsuitable for the nature of the show, while The Beatles declined to appear and Frank Sinatra didn't even reply to his invitation.
Tom Jones -
Lulu -
Shirley Bassey -
Tommy Steele (with children from the Corona stage school) -
Frankie Vaughan -
Sammy Davis Jr -
The Pendyrus Choir -
Georgia Brown
Millicent Martin -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Broadcast from Alpha Studios, Birmingham
Jackie Trent
Monday 27th March 1967 Bank Holiday
BBC1 Till Closing Time Do Us Part 8.20 -
Kenny Lynch (as himself)
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.40 -
Woody Herman
Tuesday 28th March 1967
BBC1 Frank Sinatra: A Man And His Music part two 8.00 -
Nancy Sinatra
A Petula Clark special was moved to accommodate this
Thursday 30th March 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Byrds were pencilled in for an appearance
Hosted by Peter Murray
Sandie Shaw -
Cat Stevens -
The Alan Price Set -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Dusty Springfield -
Cliff Richard -
Frank & Nancy Sinatra -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Supremes -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC1 Nixon at Nine-
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
The Four Freshmen
Friday 31st March 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Manfred Mann
Dave Berry
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.17 -
content unknown
BBC1 (Scotland) Studio A (last in series)
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
Saturday 1st April 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records played -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
Son Of A Gypsy!
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.40 -
Sandie Shaw
The Dudley Moore Trio
The Dallas Boys
ABC Mike & Bernie’s Music Hall 6.20 -
Janie Marden
The Morgan-
Sunday 2nd April 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
The Lettermen
ABC Frankie & Bruce’s Show 4.00 -
Cilla Black
Tom Jones
The Kaye Sisters
ABC The Song Break 6.35 -
The Joy Strings
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
The Walker Brothers -
Engelbert Humperdinck (delayed from 26th March 1967)
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Broadcast from Glasgow
The Dubliners
Monday 3rd April 1967
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
The Barron Knights
ATV Tom Jones! 10.05 -
Tom takes a musical look at work
Tom Jones – Sixteen Tons, A Hard Day’s Night, Whistle While You Work
Maxine Brown
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.00 -
Hosted by David Hamilton
Millie Small
The Bill Hutchinson Trio
Scottish The Music People (first of thirteen shows)
The series will feature Libby Morris, Janie Marden, Kenny Lynch, The Kaye Sisters,
Vince Hill, Susan Maughan, Edmund Hockridge, David Kernan, Mark Murphy, Joe McBride,
Ronnie Hilton, with The Morgan-
Tuesday 4th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Hosted by Simon Dee with co-
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Cat Stevens
Kiki Dee
Wednesday 5th April 1967
BBC2 The Alex Campbell Show (probably Scotland only)
Sandy Denny
Thursday 6th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Co-
Dusty Springfield
Anita Harris
The Peddlers
The Gibsons
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Move were pencilled in for an appearance in the Tip For The Top slot for I Can Hear The Grass Grow. The Pink Floyd were said to make their Pops debut tonight with Arnold Layne, but the promo clip was more than likely to be used. Producer Stanley Dorfman, talking to Melody Maker said of both acts "We filmed The Floyd and The Move before last week's show because they were both playing out of town on Thursday night. Naturally we wanted to get the film in the can in case their new records entered the chart. In fact on our combined chart the Floyd dropped three places so it ruled them out of the show".
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
Chart run down and number one record
Georgie Fame -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Truth -
Four Tops -
Lulu -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
The Monkees -
Manfred Mann -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Money 9.15 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Hold Down A Chord 7.25 -
First in long-
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton
Jazz From a swinging Era part one -
Friday 7th April 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown inherits a TV station JB-
The Barron Knights (resident group)
Whistling Jack Smith -
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
Lulu
Granada Friday Scene 10.40 -
Manfred Mann
Saturday 8th April 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
The show reverts back it its celebrities only panel format
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
Monkees In The Ring
BBC1 The Eurovision Song Contest: Grand Prix 1967 10.00 -
Live from Vienna
UK entry and winner: Sandie Shaw – Puppet on a String (her legendary manager Eve Taylor bet Pye Records boss Louis Benjamin that she wouldn't win)
ABC Mike And Bernie’s Music Hall 6.20 -
Malcolm Roberts
Cathy McGowan
Sunday 9th April 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
A national folk song competition which attracted over 3000 entries
1 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie Macgregor
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Burl Ives
ABC The Song Break 6.35 -
The Joy Strings
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
The Bachelors -
Freddie & The Dreamers
Mireille Mathieu
Lonnie Donegan
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Broadcast from Cardiff
Jayne Mansfield
Cindy Williams – Eyes Of A Man
Ivor Emmanuel
Monday 10th April 1967
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.00 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Channel Ray Ellington 6.15 -
possibly the A Date With shows
ATV Tom Jones! 10.10 -
Tom takes a musical look at mystery and imagination
Tom Jones
Alan Price
Southern Monday South 10.40 -
Preview on the first Brighton Festival which is due to have The Who, Georgie Fame, Crispian St Peters, Cleo Laine
Anglia unknown show
Georgie Fame
Tuesday 11th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Co hosted by Ted Ray
Vikki Carr
Lulu
Manfred Mann
Paul Jones
BBC2 Cool Of The Evening 8.55 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Gerry Marsden begins a six week residency on the show
including Gerry Marsden's Music Quiz
Channel The Norman Allen Band Show 6.15 -
Thursday 13th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Dakota Staton
Paul and Barry Ryan
The New Vaudeville Band
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman (according to Disc magazine Freeman was letting people know "In one week at a health farm I shed 22 pounds.")
The Pink Floyd were due to appear
Cliff Richard -
The Dubliners -
Georgie Fame -
The Move -
Sandie Shaw -
Cat Stevens -
The Shadows -
Rolf Harris -
Frank & Nancy Sinatra -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Women 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Sid Millward and the Nitwits
Friday 14th April 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
Lulu -
Georgie Fame -
The Barron Knights
BBC2 Call My Bluff 8.05 -
Julie Felix on the panel
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
Lance Percival
Linda Kaye
Rediffusion Russ Conway’s Gaslight Show 9.10 -
A variety show set in a pub
Russ Conway plays the club owner
Marty Wilde as a singing barman
Judy Cannon as singing waitress
The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band
Professor Bruce Lacey
George Chisholm
Saturday 15th April 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Host Jacobs had criticised the quality of the record chosen this week. He said the following Tuesday in Disc "After the programme, I had four representatives of the record companies phoning me to say they were ashamed of the records released that week." According to the NME "Sheila Southern's record didn't deserve Peter Murray's rudeness"
Jury -
Guest -
Record played -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
The Case Of The Missing Monkee
BBC1 The Black and White Minstrel Show 8.45 -
Lyn and Graham McCarthy
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Tony Bennett Sings 10.20 -
ABC Mike & Bernie’s Music Hall 6.20 -
Vikki Carr
Sunday 16th April 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
2 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Vikki Carr
Liberace
ATV The Short Makers 2.15 -
Pater Watkins talks about his film Privilege
Paul Jones -
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Frank Ifield -
Mireille Mathieu
Jane Morgan
Roy Budd -
The New Vaudeville Band
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Tom Jones
Carmen McRae -
Monday 17th April 1967
BBC1 Jackanory: William and the Pop Group 4.40 -
a Just William story read by David Tomlinson
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
ATV Tom Jones! 10.05 -
Tom takes a musical look at night and day
Tom Jones
Julie Rogers
Tuesday 18th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Nina Simone (Nina was somewhat taken aback as Dee tried to kiss her hand)
David and Jonathan
The King Brothers
Julie Felix
Engelbert Humperdinck
BBC1 Room At The Bottom 7.30 -
Kenny Lynch (acting role)
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Includes Gerry Marsden’s Musical Quiz
ABC Idle On Parade movie with Anthony Newley 7.30 -
Anglia Survival: The Camargue 10.05 -
Music by Johnny Dankworth
Wednesday 19th April 1967
Tyne Tees unknown show
Georgie Fame
Thursday 20th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Tony Bennett had been pencilled in to appear
Lonnie Donegan
Donovan
Jackie Trent
The Alan Haven Trio
The Karlins
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Warm Sounds had been pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Peter Murray
Frank & Nancy Sinatra -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Manfred Mann -
The Move -
David & Jonathan -
P.P.Arnold -
The Turtles -
The Tremeloes -
Sandie Shaw -
BBC1 The Frost Report on the Armed Forces 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Outlook: The Folk Guitar 7.25 -
Hold Down A Chord
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Buddy Rich & His Orchestra
Rediffusion Reporting ‘67 6.25 -
Andrew Gardener reports on the Hippies of San Francisco
Friday 21st April 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
The Barron Knights
Peter and Gordon
The Lynton Boys
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
content unknown
Saturday 22nd April 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
The Chaperone
BBC1 Petula Clark 8.35 -
Live at the ‘Talk Of The Town’
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Dickie Henderson 7.40 -
Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson
ABC Mike & Bernie’s Music Hall 6.20 -
Julie Rogers -
Dick Haymen -
Sunday 23rd April 1967
BBC1 The Lucy Show 5.00 -
Tennessee Ernie Ford
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
3 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Mireille Mathieu
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Ted Rogers
Malcolm Roberts
Jane Morgan -
The Rockin' Berries -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Vikki Carr
The Bachelors
Monday 24th April 1967
BBC1 The Good Old Days 9.55 -
Ronnie Hilton
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
ATV Tom Jones! 10.10 -
Tom takes a musical look at love and marriage
Tom Jones
Anita Harris
Tuesday 25th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Tremeloes
Dickie Valentine
Dave Berry
Marian Montgomery
Sheila Southern
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Wednesday 26th April 1967
BBC1 The Record Star Show 6.17 -
Organised by the Stars’ Organisation for Spastics, recorded at the Empire Pool, Wembley the previous week
Hosted by David Jacobs, Simon Dee, Peter Murray, Don Moss, Alan Freeman
Freddie and The Dreamers
New Vaudeville Band
Gene Pitney
Geno Washington and his Ram Jam Band
The Tremeloes
Lulu
Paul Jones
The Alan Price Set
The Kinks
Thursday 27th April 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Alan Price
Maureen Evans
Malcolm Roberts
Stephane Grappelli
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (he might have worn a very short mini skirt on the show)
Chart run down and number one record
Jeff Beck -
Lulu -
The Dubliners -
Cat Stevens -
The Mamas & The Papas -
Warm Sounds -
The Who -
Tom Jones -
Sandie Shaw -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Advertising 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Morey Amsterdan with The Dennis Wilson Quartet
Friday 28th April 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
The Barron Knights
Manfred Mann -
Alan Smethurst (The Singing Postman)
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
The Warm Sounds -
Saturday 29th April 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
Monkees a la Carte
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Vikki Carr 7.40 -
ABC Opportunity Knocks 6.20 -
Eddie Grant (not The Equals guitarist)
The In-
Sunday 30th April 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
4 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Eddy Arnold
ABC The Song Break 6.35 -
The Joy Strings
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Frankie Avalon -
Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Monday 1st May 1967
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Anita Harris
ATV Tom Jones! 10.05 -
Tom takes a musical look at money
Tom Jones
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Tuesday 2nd May 1967
BBC1 News 5.50 -
Nancy Sinatra in London
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Helen Shapiro
Humphrey Lyttelton
The Roy Budd Trio
Vince Hill -
Lyn and Graham McCarthy
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Channel The Norman Allen Band Show 6.15 -
Granada Simon & Garfunkel 11.35 pm -
This seems to have been recorded as an hour long special, but was eventually split into two parts, broadcast on the 2nd and 9th May 1967. ITN Archive logs all the songs as He Was My Brother, The Leaves That Are Green, A Most Peculiar Man, Homeward Bound, For Emily, The Dangling Conversation, 59th Street Bridge Song, Richard Cory, Silent Night / 7 O’Cock News (with the audio of an ITN news report in the background), Hazy Shade Of Winter, At The Zoo, Cloudy, Benedictus, Blessed, Poem On The Underground Wall, I Am A Rock, Anji, The Sound Of Silence
Wednesday 3rd May 1967
BBC2 The Cool of The Evening 9.20 -
The Ronnie Ross Quintet
Thursday 4th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Georgie Fame
Rosemary Squires
Milra (singer from Italy)
Cat Stevens
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Cat Stevens was pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Alan Freeman
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
The Kinks -
The Monkees -
The Move -
The Who -
Chris Farlowe -
Neil Diamond -
The Tremeloes -
Sandie Shaw -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Parliament 9.05 -
Julie Felix
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Jean Pierre Aumont and Marisa Pavan with Roger Williams
Friday 5th May 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
The Barron Knights
The Gibsons
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
Truly Smith
Saturday 6th May 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury scheduled to be broadcast 5.15 -
A live broadcast -
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
Live Davis Cup tennis cut eleven minutes off the show, and as a result several records
were cut -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
The Monkees At The Circus
BBC1 The Benny Hill Show 8.30 -
Julie Rogers
Sunday 7th May 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
5 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC1 Serious Charge 7.25 -
Movie with Cliff Richard
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
The Seekers -
Lonnie Donegan -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Billy Cotton
Monday 8th May 1967
BBC1 Herb Alpert & His Tijuana Brass 9.05 -
BBC1 Mickey Dunne 9.40 -
Theme sung by Vince Hill
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
ATV Tom Jones! 10.10 -
Takes a musical look from the twenties to the sixties
Tom Jones
Vikki Carr
Tuesday 9th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Val Doonican
The Searchers
Anita Harris
Adge Cutler & The Wurzels
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Adam Faith talks to passengers and staff on an Amsterdam-
Sandie Shaw
The Dave Clark Five
Manfred Mann -
Alan Smethurst (The Singing Postman)
Adam Faith & Sandie Shaw -
Granada Simon & Garfunkel 11.35 pm -
Wednesday 10th May 1967
BBC2 Man Alive: Top Class People 8.05 -
Desmond Wilcox talks to working class successes
Sandie Shaw with Justin de Villeneuve
Alan Aldridge
ITN News 5.55 -
The Rolling Stones – Mick, Brian and Keith drugs charges
Thursday 11th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Move -
Susannah Young -
Jesse Fuller -
Donald Peers -
The Peddlers -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich and The Jimi Hendrix Experience were pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Peter Murray
Lulu -
The Dubliners -
The Bee Gees -
The Shadows -
Arthur Conley -
The New Vaudeville Band -
Val Doonican -
The Tremeloes -
Sandie Shaw -
BBC1 The Frost Report on the Countryside 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Buddy Greco
Frankie Avalon
ITN News 5.55 -
The Rolling Stones – Brian Jones released on bail
Friday 12th May 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
The Barron Knights
The New Vaudeville Band -
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
Mal Hollander
Saturday 13th May 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
The Prince and The Pauper
BBC2 Show of the Week 7.45 -
Georgia Brown
ABC Opportunity Knocks 6.20 -
The Kenny Pete Five (singing group)
Roy Dell (singer)
ATV On The Braden Beat 11.30 pm -
Tricia Money -
Sunday 14th May 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
6 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC1 The Look Of The Week 11.10 -
Pink Floyd -
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Blossom Dearie
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Jack Benny
Kiki Dee -
Vince Hill -
Dusty Springfield (with Kiki Dee on backing vocals) -
Max Bygraves -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Roy Castle
Monday 15th May 1967
BBC1 Mickey Dunne: If Anyone Calls I’m In the Doghouse 9.05 -
The Koobas -
BBC2 Theatre 625: The Fantasist 9.05 -
Gordon Waller (plays a DJ)
The Marmalade -
The GoJos dance routine
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Tuesday 16th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Lena Martell
The Dubliners
Clinton Ford
Warm Sounds -
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Georgie Fame
The Tremeloes
The Herd -
Lulu talks to shoppers at Petticoat Lane
Cat Stevens & Lulu -
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland
including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Granada On Air 4.50 -
content unknown
Wednesday 17th May 1967
BBC2 Man Alive: What Is A Happening? 8.05 -
The 14 Hour Technicolor Dream at the Alexandra Palace, London
John Lennon seen in the crowd, The Creation, The Flies
BBC2 Late Night Line-
Discussion about the current psychedelic scene – with Suzi Creamcheese
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Granada On Air 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 18th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Kinks
Paul Jones
Ronnie Hilton
The Caravelles
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
The Beach Boys -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Jeff Beck -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
The Kinks -
The Mamas & The Papas -
The Troggs -
The Who -
Procol Harum -
The Tremeloes -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Industry 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Buddy Greco
Frankie Avalon
Joannie Sommers
Granada On Air 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 19th May 1967
BBC1 Joe And Co 4.55 -
Joe Brown
The Barron Knights
The Tremeloes -
The Warm Sounds
Granada On Air 4.50 -
content unknown
Grampian The George Kidd Show 8.25 -
Toni Eden (singer)
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
Each show would feature one member of the guest group in a solo spot, either music or comedy
Hank Marvin & Bruce Welch -
Saturday 20th May 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.25 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.50 -
Monkees On The Line
BBC1 The Best Of Benny Hill 8.30 -
Patsy Ann Noble
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Bobby Darin in London, The BBC Television Theatre, Shepherd's Bush
Don't Rain On My Parade, About A Quarter To Nine, Once Upon A Time, I Wish I Were In Love Again, Mack The Knife, chats to audience, One For My Baby, impressions of film stars, That's All
ATV On The Braden Beat 11.30 pm -
Georgie Fame
Sunday 21st May 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.15 -
6 -
Nadia Cattouse
Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
BBC1 The Look Of The Week 11.00 -
Mick Jagger interviewed by Robert Robinson
Paul Jones -
The Rolling Stones -
14 Hour Technicolour Dream footage
BBC2 Cool of the Evening 10.35 -
Larry Adler
ATV Secombe And Friends 8.25 -
Davy Jones
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05pm -
The Walker Brothers were booked to appear but the groups had already split up
Julie Rogers
Engelbert Humperdinck
Monday 22nd May 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Cricket in Times Square read by Julie Felix
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
A talent show for singers and groups new to television
Kathy Jones -
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Scottish Music People
Edmund Hockridge -
Tuesday 23rd May 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Cricket in Times Square read by Julie Felix
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Troggs
Susan Maughan
Jose Feliciano
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
Foggy Dew-
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Paul Jones (roving compere at transport cafe in Doncaster)
Julie Felix
P P Arnold
The Move (film of group at a mad hatter's type tea party)
The Kinks
Warm Sounds (filmed by the seaside)
Chris Andrews
Wednesday 24th May 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Cricket in Times Square read by Julie Felix
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
The John Evans Smash -
ATV Cliff Richard 9.40 -
The show was tentatively titled Cliff Sings
Move It, Hang On To A Dream, Meditation, Esso Besso (dance routine), Don't Go Breaking My Heart (The Breakaways), Fly Me To The Moon, unknown, I Saw Her Standing There (dance routine), I'll Come Running, ? (Glen Weston), In The Country, FBI (vocal version), Baby It's You, Shout
Thursday 25th May 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Cricket in Times Square read by Julie Felix
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.40 – 8.00 pm
Hosted by Alan Freeman
This edition was cut to twenty minutes due to European football, while Samantha Juste was hospitalised so didn't appear
It's possible that The Who were meant to perform Pictures Of Lily according to the previous Saturdays' Where It's At on the Light Programme, while Mitch Ryder, Arthur Conley and The Moody Blues were pencilled in to appear
Dusty Springfield -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
Procol Harum -
The Supremes -
The Tremeloes -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Culture 9.05 -
Julie Felix
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Add Libby with Libby Morris
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
Bill Brennan -
Friday 26th May 1967
BBC1 Jackanory 4.40 -
The Cricket in Times Square read by Julie Felix
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.17 -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
The Cumbrian Folk -
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
The New Faces
Saturday 27th May 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.40 -
Monkees Get Out More Dirt
BBC1 The Black and White Minstrel Show 8.30 -
Eddie Calvert
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Vera Lynn
Malcolm Roberts
Sunday 28th May 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Vikki Carr
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Although Bob Monkhouse does his usual opening monologue he drops the topical gags
as the show was pre-
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Cilla Black – What Good Am I
Dickie Valentine -
Errol Garner
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show (scheduled, but not shown)
Engelbert Humperdinck
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
(possibly) The Walker Brothers were due to perform Walking In The Rain, but cancelled as they decided to spilt
Topol
Arthur Tracey -
Monday 29th May 1967 Bank Holiday
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Pat & Olivia (Pat Carroll & Olivia Newton-
Southern The Claude François Show 10.05 -
Claude François
Tuesday 30th May 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
David Garrick
The Tinkers
Milva (singer from Italy)
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Peter and Gordon
Anita Harris
Zoot Money
Gerry Marsden (this week's roving compere)
Petula Clark -
Wednesday 31st May 1967
BBC1 Tomorrow's World 7.00 -
Blossom Dearie -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour 6.30 -
Pat Boone
Thursday 1st June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Julie Rogers
The Frugal Sound
Procol Harum -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Dusty Springfield pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Peter Murray
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The Hollies -
The Kinks -
The Small Faces -
Arthur Conley -
The New Vaudeville Band -
P.P.Arnold -
Vince Hill -
The Tremeloes -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Transport 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Jazz From a Swinging Era part two -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion In The Nick movie
with Anthony Newley
Friday 2nd June 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.17 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Brian Jones in court appearance
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
Malcolm Roberts
Judith Durham
Saturday 3rd June 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.10 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.25 -
Alias Mickey Dolenz
BBC2 The Singing Barn 10.35 -
Ryan Davies introduces folk and ballads
Sunday 4th June 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
The Brothers Four
Joannie Sommers
ABC The Song Break 6.35 -
The Joy Strings
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Peter Nero
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 5th June 1967
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Patsy Ann Noble
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Tuesday 6th June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Turtles cancelled as Howard Kaylan was ill
The Dalys
Teddy Wilson and his trio
Los Brincos
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
Dave Dee – talks to visitors at London Zoo
Dave Dee & Kiki Dee – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (Dave Dee forgets his words at one point)
The Troggs
Procol Harum
David Garrick
Wednesday 7th June 1967
BBC2 Cool Of The Evening 9.05 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour 6.30 -
Anita Bryant
Scottish unknown show
Vince Hill -
Thursday 8th June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
The Small Faces were pencilled in to appear on this date but actually appeared 13th June 1967
Dusty Springfield
Tom Rush
Los Brincos
Frankie Vaughan
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (wearing what Disc described as a "flowered bloomer suit with a zip up the front")
Neil Diamond was pencilled in to appear
Chart run down and number one record
Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Young Idea -
P.P.Arnold -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
New Vaudeville Band -
The Turtles -
Cilla Black -
Procol Harum -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Crime 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC1 Three Swings On A Pendulum 9.30 -
documentary with live clip of Herbie Goins & The Nightimers
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Barbara McNair with Duke Ellington & His Trio
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Nina and Frederick 10.57 -
Friday 9th June 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC (Northern Ireland) My Kind of Music (first of four editions)
Hosted by Phil Coulter
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
Roy Budd
Joy Beverley
Saturday 10th June 1967
The new ITV franchises are announced this weekend
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.10 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.35 -
Monkees Make The Scene
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Dick Gregory 7.40 -
Nina Simone
ABC Opportunity Knocks 6.20 -
Brenda Marsh (singer)
Sunday 11th June 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Hosted by Bob Monkhouse
The Tremeloes -
Ivor Emmanuel
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 12th June 1967
BBC2 Three Of A Kind 8.05 -
The Three were Lulu, impressionist Mike Yarwood and comedian Ray Fell
Lulu
The GoJos dance routine
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Scottish The Music People
Vince Hill
Tuesday 13th June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Neil Diamond was pencilled in to appear
The Small Faces (Steve Marriott has a moustache which was absent from his appearance on As You Like It thirty minutes later)
Marion Montgomery
Wayne Fontana
Johnny Dankworth
Tina Date (singer from Australia)
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
David Wigg talking to Fleet Street paper sellers, messenger boys and journalists from London's Evening News, owned by Associated Newspapers who had a financial interest in Southern Television
Cilla Black
The Small Faces
The Spectrum
The Bee Gees -
Billie Davis
Wednesday 14th June 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Scene
Neil Diamond was pencilled in to appear
Thursday 15th June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Del Shannon
The Dubliners
The Karlins
Barbara Law
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Neil Diamond was pencilled in to appear but cancelled his UK trip, while Cliff Richard
was also a possible. Samantha Juste commented in Disc the following week that badges/button
were more popular than ever on the audience at the show and spotted ones saying "Kill
LBJ -
Hosted by Alan Freeman
Chart run down and number one record
Judith Durham -
Cream -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
Petula Clark -
The Hollies -
The Supremes -
Traffic -
Procol Harum -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Europe 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC1 I’m Gonna Ask You To Get Up Out Of Your Seat 9.30 -
Billy Graham documentary with Cliff Richard
BBC1 Hold Down A Chord 11.12 pm -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Buddy Rich and His Orchestra
Granada Hancock’s 6.25 -
Vikki Carr -
Friday 16th June 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
Lonnie Donegan
Saturday 17th June 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.10 -
At one point Rolf Harris reveals the real title of The Monkees' "Alternate Title" as "Randy Scouse Git" to the disdain of the host
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.35 -
Monkees In The Movies
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.20 -
Procol Harum -
Eartha Kitt
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Nina and Frederick with The John Barry Orchestra
Sunday 18th June 1967
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
The Arbors
ATV Secombe & Friends 8.25 -
Shirley Bassey
Dudley Moore
Kenneth McKellar
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 19th June 1967
BBC2 Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Tuesday 20th June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Neil Diamond was pencilled in to appear but cancelled his UK trip
Jackie Trent
Lionel Bart
The Young Idea
The Bats
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
Channel The Norman Allen Band 6.15 -
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
Hosted by Don Moss
Mike D'Abo in the King's Road, Chelsea
New Vaudeville Band
Jackie Trent
Procol Harum
The Hollies
The Young Idea
Lynn Holland
Wednesday 21st June 1967
BBC1 Vendetta: The Ten-
Jackie Trent (in acting role)
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 22nd June 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
The Cream were pencilled in to play Strange Brew. The show was cut to thirty minutes to accommodate coverage of cricket
The Bystanders
The Hollies -
The Morgan-
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
It's reported on the Where's Eric! website that Cream recorded a track 21st June 1967 at Lime Grove for inclusion in tonight's show, but is not included, or it was possibly referring to the earlier broadcast of Dee Time
Hosted by Peter Murray (according to a later report in Disc he fluffed his lines, while Samantha Juste actually spoke on camera)
Cilla Black -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The Hollies -
The Small Faces -
The Troggs -
The Young Rascals -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
Procol Harum -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Youth 9.05 -
Julie Felix -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Manitas de Plata
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Hancock’s 6.25 -
content unknown
Friday 23rd June 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 5.05 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 Presenting Peter Nero 10.25 -
Peter Nero
Procol Harum -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 8.25 -
Engelbert Humperdinck – There Goes My Everything
Vince Hill – Roses of Picardy
Engelbert Humperdinck and Vince Hill -
Mrs Mills -
Saturday 24th June 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.10 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.35 -
Monkees On Tour
BBC2 Show of the Week 7.40 -
Eartha Kitt
Sunday 25th June 1967
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 7.25 -
Jose Feliciano -
BBC1 Our World 7.55 -
The show was seen by about sixty million people via the Early Bird / Lana Bird and ATS/B satellites.
The Beatles recording All You Need Is Love at EMI's recording studios, London. Also in attendance at the Beatles session were George Martin, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Keith Moon, Sam Hutt (Hank Wangford?), Gary Leeds, Marianne Faithfull, Jane Asher, Patti Boyd, Graham Nash.
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Show 7.25 -
Diahann Carroll
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Hosted by Dickie Henderson
Mel Torme
Patsy Ann Noble
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 -
Matt Monro
Monday 26th June 1967
BBC2 Three Of A Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Singalong 5.25 -
Hosted by David Hamilton, Millie Small
Scottish The Music People: Dickie Valentine
Tuesday 27th June 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland 5.00 -
Including Gerry Marsden’s Music Quiz
ITN News 5.55 -
Mick Jagger in court
Channel The Norman Allen Band 6.15 -
Southern As You Like It 7.00 -
The show was pre-
Hosted by Don Moss, Jonathan King
John Walker -
Paul and Barry Ryan
Sandie Shaw -
Billy Fury
The Monkees -
Lulu
Jonathan King -
Wednesday 28th June 1967
BBC2 Man Alive: The Ravers 8.05 -
Documentary about ‘groupies’ featuring Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Mick Jagger awaits sentencing on drugs charges
Anglia News 6.05 -
Radio Caroline boarding party
Thursday 29th June 1967
BBC1 Blue Peter 4.55 -
John Lennon’s psychedelic Rolls Royce in the studio
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
In Disc 22nd July 1967 producer Johnnie Stewart apologised for interruption to the shows on either 29th June or 6th July due to tennis from Wimbledon, "It broke my heart to let the fans down and only have half a show." A letter published in the 22nd July edition of Disc a fan complains that "the BBC cut one third of Top Of The Pops so that tennis lovers could see the end of an exciting (?) game."
Lulu was pencilled in to appear, as was John Walker
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
Chart run down and number one record
Vikki Carr -
Petula Clark -
Paul & Barry Ryan -
Cliff Richard -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The Turtles -
Cream -
The Monkees -
Micky Dolenz chats with host
Procol Harum -
BBC1 The Frost Report on Show Business 9.05 -
Julie Felix
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Keith Richards awaits sentencing
Granada Hancock’s 6.25 -
Dick Haymes – Come Rain or Come Shine, Without A Song, sketch with Tony Hancock
Friday 30th June 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 (Northern Ireland) My Kind Of Music
Hosted by Phil Coulter
Bill Martin
BBC2 Late Night Line-
1000th show. Broadcast from the Villa del Cesari, London
Marion Montgomery
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway (first in series)
John Walker -
Saturday 1st July 1967
BBC2 goes colour with coverage of Wimbledon
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.00 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.30 -
Cilla Black
The Young Idea
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Tony Bennett Meets Robert Farnon
Sunday 2nd July 1967
BBC1 The Heart Of A Man 1959 movie with Frankie Vaughan 8.55 -
BBC1 Donovan Meets Logue 10.25 -
An exchange of songs and poems between singer Donovan and poet Christopher Logue
Lay of The Last Tinker, Be Not Too Hard, & Logue This is your favourite philosopher speaking, She Knew Not Why, Celeste, Rules & Regulations, The Magpie, Four Fat Ladies
BBC2 Late Night Sunday 10.10 -
Marion Montgomery
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Frank Ifield
The Beverley Sisters
ATV A Date With Janie Marden 11.45 pm -
Monday 3rd July 1967
BBC2 Three Of A Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Tyne Tees Gangway
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 4th July 1967
Granada Hancock’s 9.30 -
Vikki Carr
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Firstimers 11.15 -
Compilation show
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 5th July 1967
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Paul Jones
Jose Feliciano
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Scottish The Music People (first in series)
Ronnie Hilton
Thursday 6th July 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman
Chart run down with the number one record
Sandie Shaw -
Lulu -
The Pink Floyd -
The Monkees -
The Beatles -
Four Tops -
The Small Faces -
Procol Harum -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 7th July 1967
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Tony Bennett
Peggy Lee
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Saturday 8th July 1967
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Shirley Bassey
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Nina and Frederick
ATV Attack! 11.35 pm -
Musician Fritz Spiegl attacks 'The Jargon Jerkers', which includes disc jockeys. David Jacobs defends them.
Sunday 9th July 1967
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Nancy Wilson
Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
ABC Looking For An Answer 6.35 – 7.00 pm
Cliff Richard with Billy Graham
ATV Not As A Stranger movie with Frank Sinatra
Monday 10th July 1967
BBC Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 11th July 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Paul & Barry Ryan were pencilled in to appear
Jose Feliciano
Matt Monro
Lulu
Herman’s Hermits
Lionel Bart
Neil Diamond
Jackie Trent
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.25 -
Stan Getz Quartet
Granada Hancock’s 9.30 -
Marion Montgomery – Me and My Shadow, Won’t You Come Home Bill Bailey
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 12th July 1967
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
This might be the show where sax player Barbara Thompson is fired from The She-
Kathy Kirby at 'Kate's'
Libby Morris
The She-
The Four Jays
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 13th July 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
Salena Jones -
John Walker -
The cast of At Last The 1948 Show -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray
Chart run down with the number one record
Lulu -
The Beatles -
Vikki Carr -
The Turtles -
The Small Faces -
Aretha Franklin -
Dave Davies -
The Pink Floyd -
Procol Harum -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 14th July 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 (North) A Spoonful of Sugar 6.35 -
Guests pop in to visit hospital patients
Cat Stevens meets fan at Stanmore Hospital
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Bobby Darin
Nancy Wilson
Anthony Newley
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour 11.00 pm -
Johnny Rivers
Saturday 15th July 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.50 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.25 -
The Bachelors
John Walker -
Billy Daniels
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Mel Torme
ABC Opportunity Knocks 5.50 -
Dave and Len Evans (semi-
Linda Jordan -
The Riot Squad -
ATV These Dangerous Years 1957 movie with Frankie Vaughan 6.35 -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Paul and Barry Ryan
Sunday 16th July 1967
ABC Looking For An Answer 6.30 -
Two stars who have opposing views on religion
Cliff Richard, Paul Jones
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
The musical arrangements for the 28 piece orchestra failed to arrive in time for the 11.00 am rehearsals. After a 120 mile dash in a BEA van the manuscripts were delivered at 3.30 pm
Dusty Springfield
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Scottish Bill Tennent Show
Lulu
Monday 17th July 1967
BBC2 Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Rediffusion Living Music: Come Here Often 11.25 -
Documentary about DJ Mike Quinn, filmed at Tiles club in London
The Pink Floyd
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 18th July 1967
Dee Time live from Blackpool was scheduled, but The GPO Personality Girl of 1967 appears to have been shown instead
BBC1 Dickie 10.25 -
Portrait of Irish pop singer Dickie Rock of The Miami Showband
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
Woody Herman at the University of Exeter
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
Pink Floyd
Granada Hancock’s 9.30 -
Frankie Randall -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 19th July 1967
BBC1 Vendetta 8.00 -
Jackie Trent -
BBC2 Something Special 8.05 -
Rita Pavone
Herman’s Hermits
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Paul McCartney admits that he has taken drugs
Thursday 20th July 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
live from Blackpool
The New Faces
Frank Ifield
Andy Stewart
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (who gave a birthday greeting to on set photographer Harry Goodwin, who would also be implicated with Savile decades later)
Chart run down with the number one record
The New Vaudeville Band -
The Monkees -
Scott Mackenzie -
Lulu -
Four Tops -
The Johnny Mann Singers -
Tom Jones -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 21st July 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 A Spoonful Of Sugar 6.40 -
Celebrities perform to patients in hospital
Tom Jones
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Ella Fitzgerald
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Miss Tyne Tees 1967
Hosted by Ronnie Hilton
Sheila Southern
Rediffusion Red Skelton’s Hour 11.00 pm -
Vikki Carr
Saturday 22nd July 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.40 -
This and the next four shows are extended to thirty minutes from twenty-
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC1 The Black and White Minstrel Show 8.35 -
George Chisholm
ABC Opportunity Knocks 5.50 -
Linda Jordan -
Blue Grass Ramblers -
The Maytone Trio (piano players)
Boston Braves Steel Band
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
John Walker
Peter Murray
Jackie Trent
Sunday 23rd July 1967
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
The Rockin’ Berries
Antia Harris
Teddy Johnson and Pearl Carr
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
Eraine Bertier (?) -
Monday 24th July 1967
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 25th July 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
live from Blackpool
Donald Peers
The Barron Knights
Samantha Jones
Johnny Hackett
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
From Chicago to Kansas City from the Oxford Union
Earl Hines, Rex Stewart, Bud Freeman
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
TWW Oh Listen To The Band 8.45 -
The story of bandleader Jack Hylton
Wednesday 26th July 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Nana Mouskouri
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Firstimers 11.15 -
Compilation edition of daily talent show
Thursday 27th July 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
Tom Rush
Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen
Ross Hannaman (the singer would end up suing the host)
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman
Chart run down with the number one record
The Tremeloes -
The Pink Floyd -
The Turtles -
Dave Davies -
Anita Harris -
The Alan Price Set -
Tom Jones -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 28th July 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 The World of Charles Aznavour 9.05 -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Pat Boone
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour 11.00 pm -
Robert Goulet
Saturday 29th July 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.40 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.35 -
Lulu
ABC Opportunity Knocks
The Life N Soul
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Lulu was pencilled in to appear
Tom Jones -
John Walker -
Sunday 30th July 1967
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Julie Rogers
The Shadows -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 31st July 1967
BBC2 Thirty-
Bob Monkhouse plays a disc-
ITN and BBC1 News
Keith Richards and Mick Jagger win court case on drugs charges on appeal
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada World In Action: Off The Hook 9.30 -
Mick Jagger interviewed by William Rees-
Jagger had just been acquitted on a drugs charge and was almost immediately flown
to Spain Hall in Ongar to be interviewed for the programme. Originally scheduled
for 8.00 -
Tuesday 1st August 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Tremeloes -
The Dollies -
Stan Stennett -
Blossom Dearie -
Chris Farlowe -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
The Thelonius Monk Quartet
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 2nd August 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
The New Lost City Ramblers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 3rd August 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Alan Price Set -
Lois Lane -
Vince Hill -
Tina Date -
Jim Dale -
Blossom Dearie (told a joke that she couldn't tell on the previous edition due to time restrictions)
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Alan Price Set were pencilled in for the show but this meant appearing twice on the same night on the same channel. A film shot in Detroit featuring Gladys Knight and The Pips was due to arrive on Tuesday 1st August. Johnnie Stewart told Disc "I commissioned the film a fortnight ago, but we haven't heard anything since. It's possible the riots may have caused the hold up..." Talking about the arrival of the intended Desmond Dekker clip "It's also in the lap of the Gods whether this arrives in time for this week."
Hosted by Peter Murray
Stevie Wonder -
Amen Corner -
Anita Harris -
Dave Davies -
Desmond Dekker & The Aces -
John Walker -
Johnny Mann Singers -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 4th August 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 A Spoonful of Sugar 6.40 -
Val Doonican
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Nancy Wilson
Peter Paul and Mary
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
Ian Scood (?) (ex pirate DJ demonstrates special effects)
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour 11.00 -
a show from 1965
The Kinks – Got Love If You Want It
Saturday 5th August 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.40 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC2 Show Of The Week 7.40 -
Matt Monro Meets Nelson Riddle
ABC Opportunity Knocks 5.50 -
The Freelanders
The Life N Soul -
ATV The Girl On The Boat 1962 movie with Millicent Martin 6.35 -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 pm
The Peddlers
ATV Attack! 11.35 pm -
The rubbish dump planners, with Humphrey Lyttelton
Sunday 6th August 1967
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Cilla Black
Frank Sinatra Jr
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 pm -
a python is loose in the studio during recording
The Dubliners
Monday 7th August 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada World In Action: Off The Hook 8.00 -
Mick Jagger
Tuesday 8th August 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Johnny Patrick Big Band replaces The Northern Dance Orchestra
The Bee Gees
Cat Stevens -
Julie Rogers
Billy Daniels
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
The Tubby Hayes Big Band from London University
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada A Man And A Dog 5.00 -
Cat Stevens -
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 9th August 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Shirley Abicair
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Firstimers 11.15 -
Compilation show
Thursday 10th August 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
The show was truncated due to cricket overrunning
The Fortunes
Dave Berry -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (accompanied by dolls and shows off presents that stars have given him)
The Alan Price Set -
Otis Redding & Carla Thomas -
Tom Jones -
Paul Jones -
Cat Stevens -
The New Christy Minstrels -
The Tremeloes -
Bruce Johnston -
Scott Mackenzie -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 11th August 1967
BBC1 Now For Nixon 4.55 -
Roger Whittaker
BBC1 A Spoonful of Sugar 6.35 -
Julie Felix
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
The Beach Boys -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Anglia About Anglia 6.05 -
Robbie Dale (Radio Caroline DJ)
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
The Breakaways
Tom Jones
Pan’s People
Rediffusion The Red Skelton Hour (not listed in Daily Mirror)
Bobby Darin
Saturday 12th August 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.40 -
It was claimed that John Walker made it to the TV studio with minutes to spare after being mobbed by fans after leaving a boutique in Guildford.
Jury -
Guest -
Records featured -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.20 -
John Walker -
Frank Ifield -
The New Christy Minstrels (brought forward from the 26th August show)
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Hey Riddle Diddle 7.40 -
Nelson Riddle
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
The King Brothers
Julie Rogers
Sunday 13th August 1967
ABC The Blackpool Show 10.05 -
Frankie Vaughan and the V Men
The New Faces
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
Lulu
Monday 14th August 1967
BBC1 24 Hours 9.55 -
National Blues and Jazz Festival Windsor report with Arthur Brown
BBC1 Melodies For You 10.25 -
David Jacobs
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull return from holiday
Tuesday 15th August 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Paul Jones
The Hepstars
The New Christy Minstrels
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
If You Go Away was recorded but not transmitted
Dusty Springfield -
Dusty Springfield and Warren Mitchell (as Alf Garnett) -
Dusty Springfield -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.25 -
The Modern Jazz Quartet at Hornsey College of Arts and Crafts
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
A day in the life of DJ Mike Quinn, shot at Tiles club, London
Wednesday 16th August 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Pete Seeger
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Anglia The Music People 11.15 -
content unknown
Thursday 17th August 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Warm Sounds
Dave Davies
The Shadows
Paul Jones -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman
Chart run down with the number one record
Eric Burdon & The Animals -
Stevie Wonder -
Amen Corner -
The Tremeloes -
The Alan Price Set -
The Mamas & The Papas -
Anita Harris -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Scott Mackenzie -
BBC1 The Girl From UNCLE: The Furnace Flats Affair 8.00 -
with Peggy Lee
BBC1 Miss United Kingdom
Vince Hill
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Where Did That Come From 10.30 -
George Melly on panel
Friday 18th August 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
Hosted by Roger Whittaker
Dodie West
Lulu
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Peggy Lee
Jack Jones
Al Hirt
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
Billy Daniels
Vince Hill -
Saturday 19th August 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.45 -
Jury -
Guest -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Sunday 20th August 1967
ITN News 6.00 -
Ringo Starr’s second child is born
ABC Holiday Song Break 7.00 -
The Settlers
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
Adele Leigh
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 21st August 1967
BBC1 Let’s Away 6.15 -
Broadcast from Pontin's New Blackpool Holiday Camp, Lytham St Annes
Freddie and The Dreamers (swimming)
The Caravelles (swimming)
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
The Alan Price Set
Tuesday 22nd August 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The King Brothers
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
Dusty Springfield -
Mel Torme -
Dusty Springfield & Mel Torme -
Dusty Springfield -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
The Stan Tracey Quartet at the University of Wales, playing his Under Milk Wood jazz suite
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 23rd August 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Los Machocombos
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Firstimers Awards Edition 11.15 -
Prizes were awarded by Engelbert Humperdinck
Amen Corner -
Foggy Dew-
Kathy Jones
John Paul Joans (comedian / singer)
plus three other acts
Anglia The Music People 11.15 -
content unknown
Thursday 24th August 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.35 -
P J Proby
The Peddlers
Rog Whittaker
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray
It's announced that the show's chart run down would now be based on a combined New
Musical Express / Melody Maker / Record Retailer chart. The show had previously used
the Disc & Music Echo chart, however there had been a previous reference to a "combined
chart" earlier in the year. Eric Burdon & The Animals were pencilled in to appear.
After the Jimi Hendrix / Alan Price incident Peter Murray said that only Hendrix
and Price were in the studio with the audience, the other acts were either pre-
Chart run down with the number one record
The Alan Price Set -
The Monkees -
Keith West (with children form the Corona stage school) -
The Small Faces -
The Rolling Stones -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Scott Mackenzie -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
BBC2 Late Night Line-
The Rolling Stones -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 25th August 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
The Alan Price Set
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
The Beatles with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
Lulu – Let’s Pretend
Denis Lotis
Lita Roza
The Breakaways
Pan's People dance routine
Saturday 26th August 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.45 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.25 -
The New Christy Minstrels might have been scheduled to appear as they were due to perform a medley with The Seekers
The Seekers
Scott Walker -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Adam Faith
Julie Rogers (put back from 5th August 1967)
Sunday 27th August 1967
BBC1 and ITN News
Reports on the death of Brian Epstein and The Beatles’ response in Bangor, Wales
ABC Holiday Song Break 7.00 -
The Settlers
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
Bruce Forsyth -
Bruce Forsyth & Julie Rogers -
Julie Rogers -
Harry Secombe -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 28th August 1967 Bank Holiday
BBC1 Disney Time 6.10 -
Tommy Steele
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
The Small Faces
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 29th August 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
P P Arnold
Eric Burdon & The Animals
Keith West -
Jonny Ross (teenage singer due to appear in next Boulting Brothers film)
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
Dusty Springfield -
Jose Feliciano -
Dusty Springfield & Jose Feliciano -
Dusty Springfield -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.25 -
Dave Brubeck at the University of East Anglia
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Memories Are Made Of This 10.30 -
Chris Langford
David MacBeth
Kim Davis
Sol Raye
Wednesday 30th August 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
The Brothers Four
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show 11.15 -
The Alexander Brothers
Thursday 31st August 1967
BBC1 Get It, Got It, Good 4.55 -
Quiz show hosted by Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Fred Emney meets Pinky and Perky
Johnny Young and The Nocturnes
Kenny Lynch
Mia Lewis
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile
Chart run down with the number one record
Anita Harris -
The Tremeloes -
Keith West -
Manfred Mann -
The Beach Boys -
Georgie Fame -
The Monkees -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Scott Mackenzie -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Trini Lopez
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 1st September 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
The Fortunes
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Glamour Trail 6.30 -
Ronnie Hilton
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
Engelbert Humperdinck
The Breakaways
Pan's People dance routine
Saturday 2nd September 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Tony Bennett Meets Robert Farnon 8.25 -
BBC2 Show Of The Week: Vikki Carr 7.40 -
Tommy Leonetti
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Paul Jones
Lulu
Sunday 3rd September 1967
BBC2 The Stanley Baxter Show 10.35 -
Danny Street
ABC Tempo 2.15 -
John Williams (classical guitarist later to have success with pop band Sky)
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
The Kaye Sisters
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 4th September 1967
BBC1 Let’s Away 6.15 -
Broadcast from Butlin's Holiday Camp, Barry Island
Adam Faith -
BBC2 Suddenly It’s Donald Peers 8.-
Donald Peers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Tuesday 5th September 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Small Faces
Kiki Dee
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
Dusty Springfield -
Tom Jones – Show Me
Dusty Springfield & Tom Jones – Baby Baby Baby
Dusty Springfield -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
Horace Silver Quintet
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Grampian My Kinda Folk 10.30 -
Jonny Silva
Sandy Denny
Wednesday 6th September 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Theodore Bikel
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Granada Firstimers 11.15 -
Compilation show
Thursday 7th September 1967
BBC1 Get It Got It Good 4.55 -
Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The Herd
Georgie Fame -
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (wearing a Union Jack suit)
Chart run down with the number one record
The Flower Pot Men -
Cliff Richard -
Jimi Hendrix Experience -
The Spectrum -
The Move -
The Small Faces -
Tom Jones -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Chad and Jeremy
Al Hirt
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 8th September 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
Eric Burdon & The Animals
BBC2 Edinburgh International Festival 10.45 -
Charles Aznavour
The Jacques Loussier Trio
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Southern New Release 8.30 – 9.00 pm
A pilot show, which goes head to head with As You Like It, broadcast on 15th September, to see which will be commissioned for a series
Hosted by Tony Hall (Jonathan King had been previously announced as the host)
The Bee Gees
Adam Faith
Kenny Lynch
Chris Andrews
Helen Shapiro
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown -
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
Vince Hill
Saturday 9th September 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Billy Cotton’s Music Hall 8.25 -
The Tremeloes
The Kaye Sisters
BBC2 Whicker’s World: The Love Generation, I’m Here To Tell You, It’s Happening All
Over 8.25 -
Grateful Dead – Golden Road
The (Steve) Miller Blues Band
Chet Helms
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Janie Marden
Kenny Damon
Scottish Young View
Adam Faith
Sunday 10th September 1967
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
Bruce Forsyth & Anita Harris -
Anita Harris -
The Dudley Moore Trio – unknown
Dudley Moore -
Bruce Forsyth & Dudley Moore -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.10 pm -
content unknown
Monday 11th September 1967
Tyne Tees Gangway 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 12th September 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Manfred Mann -
Malcolm Roberts
Truly Smith
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
Dusty Springfield -
Los Mauchucambos
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
Max Roach Quintet at University of Reading
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland
Gerry Marsden
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Grampian My Kind of Folk 10.35 -
Alex Campbell
Archie Fisher
The Corries Folk Group
Dominic Behan
Wednesday 13th September 1967
BBC1 Spotlight South-
John Lennon & Paul McCartney interviewed during Magical Mystery Tour filming
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
The Corries
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 14th September 1967
BBC1 Get It Got It Good 4.55 -
Kenny Lynch
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Lulu
Gerry Marsden
The Flower Pot Men
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Samantha Juste returns
Hosted by Peter Murray (who had just recovered from an attack of pleurisy)
Chart run down with the number one record
Traffic -
Diana Ross and The Supremes -
The Seekers -
Frankie Vaughan -
The Small Faces -
Cliff Richard -
Keith West -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
The Osmonds
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 15th September 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
Manfred Mann
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV The Dickie Valentine Show 8.30 -
Dickie Valentine
The Shadows
Southern As You Like It 8.30 -
A new pilot show which competes head to head with New Release, broadcast on 8th September, to see which will be commissioned for a series
Hosted by Tony Blackburn
Scott Walker
Sandie Shaw
Paul Jones
The Tremeloes
The Move
Anita Harris
Tangerine Peel
Saturday 16th September 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
Jury -
Guest -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Malcolm Roberts
ATV Peter Maloney On... Success 11.10 -
Anita Harris
Sunday 17th September 1967
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
Edmund Hockridge
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
Paul Jones -
Monday 18th September 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 19th September 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
The last show broadcast from Manchester, the following, debut show from London replaces Juke Box Jury from next week onwards
Norma Leon (ex-
Shirley Bassey
BBC1 Dusty 9.05 -
Dusty Springfield -
Scott Walker – Matilde, When Joanna Loved Me (he impressed the audience so much even the cameramen applauded)
Dusty Springfield -
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.20 -
Bill Davison at the University of Keele
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland
Gerry Marsden
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Grampian My Kinda Folk 10.30 -
Hamish Imlach
Eleanor Leith
Wednesday 20th September 1967
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
music and dance from India
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Anglia The Music People 11.15 -
content unknown
Thursday 21st September 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman
The Hollies -
The Move -
The Dubliners -
Sandie Shaw -
Traffic -
The Flower Pot Men -
The Beach Boys -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show
Andy Williams
Pat Boone
Buffy Sainte-
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Friday 22nd September 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
The Peddlers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
AR Come Here Often 5.25 -
John Street & The Inmates of No 12
Saturday 23rd September 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.15 -
The last Saturday show before being moved on to Wednesday
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 Dee Time 6.15 -
The first Saturday show, broadcast from London
Sandie Shaw
The Bee Gees
Duo Ofarim
Scott Walker
Dickie Valentine
BBC1 The Rolf Harris Show 8.20 -
content unknown
BBC2 The Cool Of The Evening 9.05 -
Georgie Fame with the Dick Morrissey Quartet (Disc had previously announced this as Georgie singing with the Harry South trio)
ATV The Golden Shot 8.15 -
Susan Maughan
Vince Hill
Sunday 24th September 1967
BBC2 The Stanley Baxter Show 10.35 -
content unknown
ABC The Bruce Forsyth Show 10.05 -
Bruce Forsyth -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
The King Brothers -
Bruce Forsyth & The King Brothers -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 25th September 1967
Granada World In Action 8.00 -
The O’Rahilly File
The story of Radio Caroline after the Marine Offences Act came into being. When the TV crew was on the boat the couldn't accept any kind of gratuities like a cup of tea from the Caroline crew as that would conflict with the new Marine Offences Act.
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 26th September 1967
BBC1 Talkback 6.25 -
Television criticism show with Simon Dee defending his chat show
BBC2 Jazz Goes To College 10.30 -
The New Orleans All Stars
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Disney Wonderland
Gerry Marsden
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 27th September 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.35 -
The first show on Wednesday. The Show will now allow the audience to vote on each record.
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Tom Paxton
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 28th September 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Saville
Eric Burdon & The Animals -
The Move -
The Box Tops -
The Dubliners -
Frankie Vaughan -
The Bee Gees -
The Herd -
Procol Harum -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Henry Mancini
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit -
Quiz show hosted by DJ Ed Stewart and the voice of Pat Campbell. Stewart was one of the first DJs on BBC Radio One which launched about the same time as Exit, but he would eventually be dropped by the BBC.
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show (first in series)
The Alexander Brothers
Joe Henderson
Friday 29th September 1967
BBC1 Whistle Stop 4.55 -
The Cast of Crackerjack
BBC2 Late Night Line-
A preview of BBC Radio One which begins transmitting tomorrow with Chris Denning and Tony Blackburn
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
John Lennon, George Harrison and The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Saturday 30th September 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Traffic
Anita Harris
Margaret Whiting
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Although this is seen as the first in second series this episode is from the first US series
Monkees Manhattan Style
BBC1 Sammy Davis Jr part one 7.50 -
At the Talk of the Town, London
ABC Opportunity Knocks 5.50 -
3 Hits and A Miss
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 6.30 – 7.00 pm (first in series)
This was shown in the ATV London area while The Times has it shown on ATV Midlands on Monday 2nd October, but the Daily Mirror has ATV Midlands showing something else
Frank Zappa -
How I Won The War film clip, Richard Lester -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Shirley Bassey
Anita Harris
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
Des O’Connor -
Frankie Vaughan
Malcolm Roberts
Sunday 1st October 1967
BBC1 Sammy Davis Jr part two 7.50 -
live at the Talk of the Town, London
ABC Holiday Song Break 7.05 -
The Settlers
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show 8.25 – 9.25 pm (first in series)
filmed in colour for the USA market where the show was re-
Freddie and The Dreamers -
Jimmie Rodgers -
Millicent Martin -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 2nd October 1967
BBC1 Blue Peter 4.55 -
The Tremeloes – Here Comes My Baby
Demonstration of the ‘Stylophone’
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 3rd October 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 4th October 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.35 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Malka and Jose
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
John Lennon & George Harrison interview, continuing the discussion from last Friday’s show
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Thursday 5th October 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Procol Harum were pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Alan Freeman
Chart run down with the number one record
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
Frankie Vaughan -
Ola & The Janglers -
The Barron Knights -
The Bee Gees -
The Herd -
The Seekers -
Traffic -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Claudine Longet
Herb Alpert & His Tijuana Brass
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show
The Alexander Brothers
Rog Whittaker
Friday 6th October 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Procol Harum
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.15 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The David Frost Show 10.30 -
Procol Harum (Gary Brooker was taken ill after the show)
Saturday 7th October 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich
Josh White
Harry Secombe
Kiki Dee
BBC1 The Monkees 6.35 -
Puzzle; Find The Monkee
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.45 -
Val Doonican
Cliff Richard, Val Doonican & Rolf Harris – Where Do You Come From
Anita Harris
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 6.30 -
Yoko Ono talks about a dance festival which would only take place in people’s minds
The Bee Gees (on film)
The Foundations
Richard Lester interview and How I Won The War clip
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
The Barron Knights
Anita Harris
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
Nina and Frederick
Sunday 8th October 1967
BBC1 A Man Called Ironside 7.50 -
The Beginning of a Difference (pilot episode)
Tiny Tim -
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs about Our World
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
ATV Spotlight 8.25 -
An ATV show starring Benny Hill which had previously been seen in the USA
Noel Harrison
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Juliet Prowse
Monday 9th October 1967
BBC2 The Impresarios -
Scene from the movie Work Is A Four Letter Word with Cilla Black
BBC2 Late Night Extra
The Flower Pot Men
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 10th October 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Esther and Abi Ofarim
Raphael
Shani Wallis
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 11th October 1967
BBC1 News 5.50 -
The Move -
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.35 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 10.05 -
The New Christy Minstrels
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The David Frost Programme 10.30 -
P J Proby (cancelled by the show's producers allegedly because of a backlog of artists booked to appear on the show)
Thursday 12th October 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Paul and Barry Ryan were expected to appear on the show despite being under doctor's orders
Hosted by Peter Murray
The Hollies -
The Kinks -
Stevie Wonder -
The Troggs -
Bobbie Gentry -
The Box Tops -
Procol Harum -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Scott McKenzie receives silver disc for San Francisco
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Bing Crosby
Rediffusion Exit – It’s the Way Out Show 6.35 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show
The Alexander Brothers
The Karlins
Friday 13th October 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Bee Gees
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
BBC1 (Northern Ireland) Sing North, Sing South (first in series)
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The David Frost Show 10.30 -
The show was cut from 10.30 -
Bobbie Gentry
Saturday 14th October 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Procol Harum
Tom Paxton
Paul and Barry Ryan
Bobbie Gentry (cancelled her appearance as she had to go back to USA for recording session)
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
The Monkees a la Mode
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Jane Morgan
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 6.30 -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
King refers to a proposed Beatles / Rolling Stones link up
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Frankie Vaughan
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
content unknown
Sunday 15th October 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs on The World Of Work
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
ATV Secombe and Friends 8.25 -
Anita Harris
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Scott Walker -
Monday 16th October 1967
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Southern New Release 9.30 -
Hosted by Tony Blackburn
The Who -
Keith Moon -
Anita Harris -
Paul & Barry Ryan
Long John Baldry -
Barry Mason -
Tuesday 17th October 1967
BBC1 24 Hours 9.55 -
Richard Lester discusses and defends How I Won The War, with clips
BBC1 (Wales) Date With Victor Spinetti
Amen Corner were due to play four numbers but Andy Fairweather-
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Johnny Mathis
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
Kaleidoscope
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Service for Brian Epstein. Attendees include The Beatles, Lulu
ATV Tom Jones 9.15 -
Tom Jones with The Squires, The Breakaways
No other guests this week
Wednesday 18th October 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.35 -
Jury -
Guest -
ITN News At Ten 10.00 -
John Lennon’s How I Won The War premiere with The Beatles and Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding of the Jimi Hendrix Experience
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 19th October 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The show will have Radio One DJs as co-
Hosted by Jimmy Savile, Tony Blackburn
The Foundations -
The Seekers -
Traffic -
The Box Tops -
John Walker -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Herd -
Val Doonican -
The Bee Gees -
BBC1 The Man From UNCLE 8.00 -
The Hot Number Affair with Sonny & Cher
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
The Osmond Brothers
Vic Damone
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show
The Alexander Brothers
Clinton Ford
Border Late Night Thursday
The Dubliners
Tyne Tees Today
The Dubliners
Friday 20th October 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick, and Tich
Paul and Barry Ryan
BBC1 (Northern Ireland) Sing North, Sing South
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
contents unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme
contents unknown
Saturday 21st October 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
The Kinks -
Frankie Vaughan -
The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band -
Jane Morgan -
Rolf Harris -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Monkee Chow Mein
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
The Bachelors
Roy Budd
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.00 -
The Who – I Can See For Miles, Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand
BBC2 Release 9.25 -
Max Roach
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 6.30 -
The Alan Price Set -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
The Dave Clark Five
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.25 -
The Dallas Boys
Sunday 22nd October 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs on Other People's World
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show 8.25 -
The Small Faces – I Can’t Make It, All Or Nothing
Bobby Rydell – The Impossible Dream, It’s Over
Millicent Martin – Don’t, The Day The Circus Left Town
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 23rd October 1967
BBC2 The Impresarios 9.05 -
Part 6: Transport by Underground
Arthur Brown
Tomorrow
Allen Ginsberg
Miles of IT
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 24th October 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Vince Hill
BBC1 (Wales) A Date With Victor Spinetti
Gene Latter
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
contents unknown
Wednesday 25th October 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.35 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Theodore Bikel
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 26th October 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
This would be Samantha Juste's final appearance on the show as she moves to the USA and marries Mickey Dolenz. After Freeman announced her departure on the show the producer's office was flooded with potential applicants for her replacement.
Hosted by Alan Freeman, Stuart Henry (reviews accuse Henry of hogging the camera)
Chart run down with the number one record
Procol Harum -
The Tremeloes -
The Kinks -
The Foundations -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
Sandie Shaw -
The Who -
The Bee Gees -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Lesley Gore
Tony Bennett & The Count Basie Orchestra
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The David Frost Show 10.30 -
Tom Springfield
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show
The Alexander Brothers
Anne and Laura Brand
Friday 27th October 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Troggs
Julie Felix
BBC1 (Northern Ireland) Sing North, Sing South
Ottilie Patterson
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
Acker Bilk
Saturday 28th October 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Lulu
The Dave Clark Five
Johnny Mathis
The Bachelors
Julie Felix
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
The BBC confirm that viewing figures for the show have dropped and that they might
halt the show over the forthcoming Christmas period and pick up again in the New
Year. The BBC are currently showing the balance of un-
Monkee Mother
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Kathy Kirby
Ivor Emmanuel
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 10.50 -
The Spinners
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 6.30 -
content unknown
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Gigi Galon
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
The New Faces
Sunday 29th October 1967
According to Record Mirror Elvis Presley's movie Love Me Tender was to be shown this afternoon
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs about Love
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
Max Bygraves -
Mirielle Mathieu
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen – South Rampart Street Parade
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
John Walker -
Monday 30th October 1967
BBC2 Three Of A Kind 8.00 -
Lulu
ITN News
Brian Jones given nine-
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 31st October 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Jane Morgan
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ITN News 5.55 -
Brian Jones released on bail
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Wednesday 1st November 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
The show is extended by five minutes which might see nine or ten records played instead of the usual seven or eight
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 8.05 -
Mike and Peggy Seeger
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 2nd November 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Foundations and John Walker were pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Peter Murray, Kenny Everett
Eric Burdon & The Animals -
Long John Baldry -
Lulu -
Paul & Barry Ryan -
Sandie Shaw -
The Troggs -
The Who -
The Herd -
The Bee Gees -
BBC1 International Ball Championships of 1967 10.40 -
Edmondo Ros and his Latin-
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Peter Paul and Mary
Ed Fisher
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Scottish The Alexander Brothers Show
The Alexander Brothers
Mikki and Griff
Friday 3rd November 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Tremeloes
John Walker -
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.40 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
The show would reach the top ten ratings by the end of the month
Engelbert Humperdinck
Shirley Bassey (Bassey allegedly gets the host's name wrong)
About Anglia
David McWilliams
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Saturday 4th November 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
The fiftieth show
The Scaffold
Vince Hill
John Walker -
Myrna Rose
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Captain Crocodile
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Sandie Shaw -
The GoJos dance routine
Marian Davies & Val Doonican -
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.10 -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
The Flower Pot Men
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Gene Pitney
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
Vince Hill
Mireille Mathieu
Sunday 5th November 1967
BBC1 Suddenly It's 3.35 -
Donald Peers
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs about Faith
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
BBC1 Contrasts: Sounds of India 10.35 -
with Ravi Shankar
ATV Spotlight 8.25 -
Robert Goulet
The Peddlers
Lainie Kazan -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Brenda Lee (appeared despite being ill)
Monday 6th November 1967
BBC2 Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 7th November 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Gilbert Becaud
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada Max Bygraves Introduces New Faces 9.15 -
Featuring some of the acts that had been successful on Firstimers, plus guests The
Bonzo Dog Doo-
The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band – Little Sir Echo, The Equestrian Statue, The End of the Show
Amen Corner – Living In A World Of Broken Hearts
Friday Brown – What The World Needs Now
The Grumbleweeds
Wednesday 8th November 1967
There was no Juke Box Jury, but it was due to have Tony Blackburn, Brenda Lee and
Gene Pitney on the jury. British Heavyweight boxing (Henry Cooper vs Billy Wright)
was shown instead of the David Nixon Show and Juke Box Jury was replaced by the otherwise
displaced Nixon show. Further evidence that Juke Box Jury was being side-
BBC2 Tonight In Person 10.10 -
Jose Feliciano
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
Judith Durham
Thursday 9th November 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The 200th show. Talking to Disc show producer Johnnie Stewart said "...I hope to
have some interesting guests popping in to wish us good luck." It was hoped that
Simon Dee, Paul Jones, Alan Price, Scott Walker and Vikki Carr would visit. It was
about this time that Lew Grade refused Shirley Bassey to appear on the show, probably
to promote Big Spender. The Melody Maker later wrote "Funny -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile (no Radio 1 DJ sidekick this week)
Chart run down with the number one record
The Kinks -
Donovan -
Val Doonican -
The Dave Clark Five -
Gene Pitney -
Dave Dee & Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich -
The Who -
The Foundations -
Lulu -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Border Late Night Thursday
David McWilliams
Friday 10th November 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Lulu
The Barron Knights
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.15 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Frankie Vaughan
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
Shirley Bassey
Saturday 11th November 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 5.45 -
Both Brenda Lee and The Peddlers walk off the show as the show's producer Terry Henebery
suggested songs they ought to sing instead of the ones they had prepared. A BBC spokesman
told Disc "It caused quite a headache, but the producer must have the final word
on matters of this kind." The Peddlers' manager Cyril Smith said "It's diabolical,
I'm absolutely choked. 'Dee Time' had the record two days before the show so they
knew what the boys would play. Then I was told it wasn't suitable. About 13 BBC producers
want the group and their record -
Gene Pitney
Brenda Lee -
The Peddlers -
Kathy Kirby (replaces Brenda Lee)
Manfred Mann (replace The Peddlers)
The Foundations
Sharon Tandy
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 9.15 -
Val Doonican
Vikki Carr
Wayne Newton
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight: Suddenly It’s Sooty 10.45 -
content unknown
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
The Bee Gees -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Mark Wynter
The Bachelors
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
Kenneth McKellar
Sunday 12th November 1967
BBC1 Grief and Glory 6.40 -
Songs about War and Peace
The Spinners
Nadia Catthouse
BBC2 Jazz at the Philharmonic 10.20 -
Norman Granz introduces the first part of an all-
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show 8.25 -
The Hollies – Stop Stop Stop, On A Carousel
Tom Jones – That Old Black Magic, Detroit City
Millicent Martin – Fever, Eleanor Rigby
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Monday 13th November 1967
Rediffusion Dickie Valentine Sings 9.35 -
Dickie Valentine
Julie Rogers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 14th November 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Adam Faith
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 15th November 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person: Nana Mouskouri 10.15 -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 16th November 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray, Emperor Rosko (apparently wearing a furry suit)
Cilla Black -
Donovan -
Long John Baldry -
The Troggs -
Felice Taylor -
The Dave Clark Five -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound -
The Foundations -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Jimmy Dean
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 17th November 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Flower Pot Men
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Granada Scene 6.05 -
The Midbenders -
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Topol
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Saturday 18th November 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
It was later reported in the Melody Maker that "Dee's mock-
Vikki Carr
The Troggs
J J Jackson
Adam Faith
Sylvia
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Picture Frame (the first episode to be shown from the second series)
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Anita Harris
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.20 -
The Moody Blues
The Spinners
Anita Harris (she apparently loses her voice on her last song)
The Judd Proctor Guitar Quartet
BBC2 The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem 10.05 -
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
content unknown
ATV The Golden Shot 8.25 -
Lonnie Donegan
ATV The Des O’Connor Show 10.20 -
Cliff Richard
Alan Price
Georgie Fame
Alan Price & Georgie Fame (this would be the first time they appeared as a duo)
Sunday 19th November 1967
ATV The Royal Variety Performance 7.25 -
Lulu – The Boat That I Row, To Sir With Love
Vikki Carr -
Mireille Mathieu -
Sandie Shaw – You've Not Changed, Puppet On A String
The Rockin’ Berries -
Tom Jones & The Squires -
Val Doonican -
Ken Dodd -
Harrry Secombe -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Frankie Vaughan
Monday 20th November 1967
BBC2 Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 21st November 1967
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Juliet Greco
Vicki Carr
BBC2 Late Night Line-
Disk Jockeys
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Ulster Medium Rare 11.00 -
Bobby Breen with The Peter White Quartet
Wednesday 22nd November 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC2 Tonight In Person 9.40 -
The Womenfolk
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The David Frost Programme 11.15 pm -
Cilla Black -
Thursday 23rd November 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman, Mike Raven (Raven was described by Disc as "embarrassingly out of his natural habitat")
The Move -
Donovan -
Gene Pitney -
Traffic -
The Who -
Des O'Connor -
The Dave Clark Five -
The Beatles -
Long John Baldry -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show (cancelled)
Andy Williams
Petula Clark
BBC2 Late Night Line-
The Beatles -
The Condon Jazz Four -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The David Frost Show 10.30 -
Astrud Gilberto
Friday 24th November 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Long John Baldry
The Scaffold
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.15 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Dickie Valentine
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Saturday 25th November 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
The Tremeloes
Cilla Black -
Wayne Newton
Millie Small
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
A Nice Place To Visit...But It Sure Ain’t A Good Thing To Stick Around
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican -
The Shadows -
Julie Felix
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.05 -
Scaffold
BBC2 The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem 10.25 -
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
The Herd -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.55 -
The Dallas Boys
Des O'Connor
Sunday 26th November 1967
BBC2 Jazz At The Philharmonia 10.10 -
Part two of the show
T-
ATV Spotlight (not broadcast)
Barbara McNair
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Sandie Shaw
Tony Blackburn
Monday 27th November 1967
BBC2 Three of a Kind 8.05 -
Lulu
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 28th November 1967
BBC1 Talkback 6.25 -
Television discussion programme, includes clip of Juke Box Jury (22nd November 1967) and interviews with Peter Murray, David Jacobs & Alan Freeman
BBC1 This Is Petula Clark 9.05 -
This has also been seen as having Matt Monro as her guest
No guests as Petula sings songs and introduces scenes from the movie Finian’s Rainbow
BBC2 International Cabaret 9.55 -
Juliet Greco
Trio Athene
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
The Bonzo Dog Doo-
Wednesday 29th November 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 David Nixon on The Nixon Line 7.30 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 Tonight In Person 10.20 -
Matt McGinn accompanied by Tom Harvey (guitar), Billy Connolly (banjo and autoharp)
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 30th November 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Paul Jones was pencilled in to appear
Hosted by Jimmy Savile, Tony Blackburn
The Alan Price Set -
Cliff Richard -
The Bee Gees -
The Monkees -
Tom Jones -
Felice Taylor -
Val Doonican -
Long John Baldry -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.05 -
Andy Williams
Lena Horne
Joey Heatherton
The Osmond Brothers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Ulster Hullo There 6.40 -
Johnny Regan (country singer)
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 1st December 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Felice Taylor
BBC11 The White Heather Club 6.15 -
content unknown
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
The Peddlers
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Saturday 2nd December 1967
BBC2 is to start a full time colour TV service. Previously it had been restricted to 5 hours a week. Today the BBC had been scheduled a 29 hour a week service, but Association of Broadcasting Staff attempted to block it from beginning
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Petula Clark
The Seekers (broadcast from BBC Glasgow studios)
Jackie Trent (had a sore throat so didn't appear)
Brook Benton
Paul Jones -
Gladys Knight & The Pips
Tubby Hayes with Spike Milligan on piano
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Monkee Mayor
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Kenneth McKellar
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.05 -
Cream – We’re Going Wrong (Recorded on Sunday 26th November 1967, Ginger Baker collapses with a suspected ulcer)
Cat Stevens
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
The Small Faces -
ATV The Golden Shot 8.55 -
Kathy Kirby
Eddie Calvert
Sunday 3rd December 1967
BBC1 The Younger Generation: Butterflies 12.00 -
Documentary with Ten Years After
BBC2 Color Me Barbra 10.10 -
Barbra Streisand
BBC2 Late Night Line-
Petula Clark article
ATV Song Break 7.00 -
The Settlers
ATV The London Palladium Show 8.25 -
The Seekers were due to appear but withdrew
Shirley Bassey -
Frankie Vaughan -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Tom Jones (His appearance was brought forward one week. He talked about a film he was offered called 'The Dude From Cheyenne')
Matt Monro
Monday 4th December 1967
BBC2 Outook: The Butterflies 7.30 -
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Anita Harris
BBC2 International Cabaret 10.05 -
Wayne Newton
BBC2 Late Night Line-
Yoko Ono
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 5th December 1967
BBC1 This Is Petula Clark 9.05 -
Petula Clark
Matt Monro
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Wednesday 6th December 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
Jury -
Guest -
Records played -
BBC1 David Nixon on The Nixon Line 7.30 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC2 24 Hours 9.05 -
The Beatles Apple boutique opening with The Fool
BBC2 Man Alive: Pop Preachers 8.35 -
Unknown pop group featured
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 7th December 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
The Dave Clark Five were pencilled in to appear, while Scott Walker's pre-
deciding whether to use it."
Hosted by Peter Murray, Chris Denning
Gene Pitney -
Petula Clark -
Traffic -
Dave Davies -
Des O'Connor -
Scaffold -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound -
The Beatles -
BBC2 Late Night Line-
Julie Felix
Rediffusion Exit – It’s the Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 8th December 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
The Alan Price Set
Paul Jones
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.55 -
Andy Williams
Al Hirt
Shirley Bassey
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Engelbert 8.30 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Gigi Galon
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
Tommy Steele
Saturday 9th December 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Simon Dee was involved in a car crash today along with members of Dave Dee's band
in Stoke-
Jackie Trent was due to appear but cancelled the show due to illness
Long John Baldry
Cleo Laine
Matt Monro -
The Alan Price Set
Lance Percival
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Everywhere A Sheik Sheik
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Cilla Black
Val Doonican & Cilla Black
Raphael
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 10.55 -
Cat Stevens
BBC2 Once More With Felix 9.30 -
This might have been originally scheduled for early October
Hosted by Julie Felix
Julie Felix
Manfred Mann – Budgie, Sheila's Dance
Manfred Mann with Julie Felix -
Marin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick
BBC2 Release 10.00 -
Coleman Hawkins interview
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
Cat Stevens
ATV The Golden Shot 8.55 -
Susan Maughan
Georgie Fame
Sunday 10th December 1967
BBC2 The Charlie Drake Show 8.15 -
Trisha (Patsy Ann) Noble
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show 8.25 -
Manfred Mann – Ha Ha Said The Clown, Just Like A Woman
George Maharis -
Millicent Martin -
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Eric Burdon & The Animals
Matt Monro (cancelled)
Tom Jones
Monday 11th December 1967
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Astrud Gilberto
BBC2 International Cabaret 10.40 -
Billy Eckstine
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 12th December 1967
BBC1 This Is Petula Clark 9.05 -
Petula Clark
Anthony Newley
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ITN News at Ten 10.00 -
Brian Jones drugs sentence deferred
Wednesday 13th December 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 David Nixon on The Nixon Line 7.30 -
The Beverley Sisters
BBC1 The Wednesday Play: Death Of A Private 9.05 – 10.25 pm
Actor Charles Stewart plays a pop singer. Stewart would also release a single at the time 'Happy Tramp'
Includes music by Paper Blitz Tissue (appearing in the play as The Majors). The music was by Ron Grainer who was responsible for the band's RCA 45 'Boy Meets Girl'
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 14th December 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Alan Freeman, Mike Lennox
Diana Ross & The Supremes -
The Monkees -
The Bee Gees -
Tom Jones -
The Herd -
The Scaffold -
Cat Stevens -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s the Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 15th December 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Cat Stevens
The Herd -
BBC1 The White Heather Club 6.15 -
content unknown
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.55 -
Andy Williams
Pat Boone
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Frank Ifield 8.30 -
Frank Ifield
Astrud Gilberto
Ray Fell
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
content unknown
Saturday 16th December 1967
BBC1 Sportsview
Cat Stevens and Adam Faith take part in a go-
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
Traffic
Scott Walker (he was asked not to perform the song 'Jackie')
Des O'Connor
Margo and the Marvettes -
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Art For Monkees Sake...It’s Not For Art’s Sake That’s For Sure!
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Jo Cook of dance troupe The GoJos introduced by host
The GoJos -
Lulu -
Los Zafiros
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.15 -
The Small Faces – Tin Soldier (live vocal)
BBC2 Once More With Felix 9.25 -
Julie Felix
Dave Swarbrick & Martin Carthy
ATV Good Evening! I'm Jonathan King 5.50 -
shown early evening in London, but late night Monday in the Midlands
content unknown
ATV The Golden Shot 8.55 -
Solomon King
Vince Hill
Sunday 17th December 1967
BBC1 Expresso Bongo movie with Cliff Richard 8.55 -
ATV Spotlight 8.25 -
Engelbert Humperdinck
Shani Wallis
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show 11.05 pm -
Esther & Abi Ofarim
Monday 18th December 1967
BBC2 The Dick Emery Show 8.05 -
Pat & Olivia (Pat Carroll & Olivia Newton-
BBC2 International Cabaret 10.35 -
Susan Maughan
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Tuesday 19th December 1967
BBC1 This Is Petula Clark 9.05 -
Petula Clark
Dudley Moore
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
Anglia Survival: Winter Stay Away From My Door 8.45 -
A Musical look at winter
Cleo Laine
ATV Variety Parade 9.15 -
Kathy Kirby – Buddy can You Spare A Dime, others
Wednesday 20th December 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 6.30 -
Jury -
Guest -
BBC1 The Nixon Line 7.30 -
The Beverley Sisters
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Thursday 21st December 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Jimmy Savile, Keith Skues
The Rolling Stones -
Four Tops -
Gene Pitney -
Georgie Fame -
Tom Jones -
Chris Farlowe -
Val Doonican -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.33 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 22nd December 1967
BBC1 Christmas Crackerjack 4.55 -
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.55 -
Andy Williams
The Osmond Brothers
The Good Time Singers
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
content unknown
ATV Frank Ifield 8.30 -
Frank Ifield
Susan Maughan
Mike Newman
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
content unknown
Saturday 23rd December 1967
BBC1 Dee Time 6.00 -
The Herd -
Dudley Moore
The Gentle Power of Song
BBC1 The Monkees 6.45 -
Scheduled to be Hitting The High Seas, but the New Musical Express claim The Monkees' Christmas Show was played instead, which was shown two days ahead of the USA broadcast
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
The Alan Price Set
BBC1 Twice A Fortnight 11.05 -
The Who
The Spinners
BBC2 Once More With Felix 9.30 -
Julie Felix
The Corries
BBC2 Release 10.00 -
Tommy Steele talks about his career
ABC Gala Opportunity Knocks 5.50 -
Disc has Good Evening on at this time slot but appears not to have been shown
contents unknown
ATV The Golden Shot 8.35 -
The Spectrum -
Jackie Trent
ABC Frankie And Bruce’s Christmas Show 9.35 -
Cilla Black was scheduled to appear but had to cancel due to other work commitments
The Rockin’ Berries
Frankie Vaughan
Anita Harris -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen 11.05 pm -
content unknown
Sunday 24th December 1967 Christmas Eve
BBC2 Jack and the Beanstalk 4.30 -
Songs by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy van Heusen
BBC2 The Charlie Drake Show 8.55 -
The Three Bells
BBC2 Call My Bluff 9.40 -
Michael Flanders
BBC2 New Faces 10.10 -
ABC How On Earth? 6.35 -
From the Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool
Introduced by Kenny Everett
The Bee Gees -
The Settlers
The Crofters
ATV Secombe & Friends 9.45 -
Harry Secombe
Peter Maxwell -
Joan Turner -
Nina and Frederick -
Tom Jones
ABC The Eamnon Andrews Show 11.05 -
content unknown
Monday 25th December 1967 Christmas Day
BBC1 Nina and Frederick in The Christmas Tree 10.30 -
BBC1 Meet The Kids 11.45 am -
The Monkees
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 1967 part one 2.05 -
Melody Maker listed the following as appearing on this edition Long John Baldry, Dave Dee etc, The Monkees, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Procal Harum.
The show was seen by twelve million viewers.
Hosted by Jimmy Savile, Alan Freeman, Peter Murray
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -
The Beach Boys -
Engelbert Humperdinck -
Frank & Nancy Sinatra -
Johnny Mann Singers -
Petula Clark -
Sandie Shaw -
Tom Jones -
Traffic -
The Who -
Anita Harris -
The Beatles -
The Foundations -
Mick Jagger -
The Cowsills -
The Tremeloes -
BBC1 Billy Smart's Circus 3.10 -
Birma the elephant walks over Radio One DJ's Jimmy Young, Tony Blackburn, Keith Skues, Kenny Everett, Mike Lennox and Chris Denning
BBC1 Christmas Night With The Stars 6.40 -
Cilla Black
Lulu
Val Doonican
Sandie Shaw (Shaw collapsed in pain during rehearsals and was rushed to hospital. Her personal appearance was cancelled but the producers were still hoping she could film an insert)
BBC1 Ken Dodd’s Christmas Show 8.40 -
The Seekers
Rediffusion The World Of Roy Castle 1.02 -
Dickie Valentine
The King Brothers
Rediffusion All Kinds of Music 2.00 -
Vince Hill
Roy Budd
The New Faces
Malcolm Roberts
Andee Silver
Granada Firstimers Awards Edition 4.45 -
Prizes were presented by the Bachelors
Best group: The Summers
Best male singer: Mike Styan
Best female singer: Donna-
Best country and western group: The Kentuckians
Best folk group: Tom and Smiley
Best club act: Cuppa T
Best original song: written by The Frank Barry Duo
Rediffusion Alice In Wonderland, Or What’s A Nice Kid Like You Doing In A Place Like
This? 6.09 -
Hanna-
TWW The Tony Crane Show 7.00 -
According to the NME in July 1967 TWW signed Crane to appear in a series of colour
shows for world-
Tony Crane
Bob Miller & The Millermen
Rosanella (singer)
Rediffusion Aladdin 7.30 -
Cliff tells Disc in September 1967 "We've decided to do this instead of the film."
Pantomime with Cliff Richard & The Shadows
ITV Songs of East and West
Nadia Catthouse
ITV Time For A Laugh
Wally Whyton
Tuesday 26th December 1967 Boxing Day
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 1967 part two 5.25 -
Melody Maker listed the following as appearing on this edition The Who, The Tremeloes, Tom Jones. This edition was seen by fifteen million viewers.
Hosted by Peter Murray, Jimmy Savile, Alan Freeman
The Bee Gees -
The Monkees – I’m A Believer (clips from TV episode Monkees At The Movies)
The Rolling Stones -
Long John Baldry – Let The Heartaches Begin (live)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich – Zabadak (live vocal?)
Lulu – Love Loves To Love Love (live)
Scott McKenzie – San Francisco (film of hippies at a love-
Diana Ross & The Supremes – Reflections (The GoJos dance routine)
Cliff Richard -
Procol Harum -
The Beatles -
Engelbert Humperdinck – The Last Waltz (live)
end credits with clips of the Mamas and Papas, The Beach Boys and others, plus audience dancing
Plus interview clips with The Bee Gees, Julie Felix, Paul Jones, Dave Clark, Alan Price, Manfred Mann, Cilla Black, Val Doonican, Spencer Davis, Peter Noone, etc. The Alan Price clip was edited to make it sound as though he was criticising Jimi Hendrix. Talking to Melody Maker Price "points out the Hendrix quote which followed his attack on psychedelia was originally separated by several minutes."
BBC1 Frost Over Christmas 7.30 -
Julie Felix -
Nina & Frederik
BBC1 This Is Petula Clark 8.10 -
Seen by twelve million viewers
Petula Clark
BBC1 The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour 8.35 -
Seen by thirteen million viewers. Traffic had been invited to appear in the show playing Here We 'Round The Mulberry Bush, but according to a report in the NME had been "edited out."
The Beatles -
The Bonzo Dog Doo-
Ivor Cutler (plays Buster Bloodvessel)
BBC2 Smiley 3.00 -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Ice Show 5.05 -
Andy Williams
BBC2 The Danny Kaye Christmas Show 6.40 -
Peggy Lee
Wayne Newton
BBC2 C'est La Vie / This Is The Life 9.45 -
Diahann Carroll
Rediffusion The Hunting of the Snark 4.52 -
Music by Johnny Pearson
Rediffusion Do Not Adjust Your Set, or A Happy Boxing Day And A Preposterous New
Year 6.35 -
A special introductory edition, but some areas get the first edition of the first series by mistake
The Bonzo Dog Doo-
ATV The Benny Hill Show 7.00 -
The Seekers -
Vince Hill
Rediffusion Down At The Old Bull And Bush 10.30 -
Previously announced as 'Christmas in London'.
Scott Walker -
The Bachelors
Kiki Dee
Tommy Bruce
Wednesday 27th December 1967
BBC1 Juke Box Jury 5.20 -
The 433rd and final edition
Jury -
Guest -
Records played -
BBC1 The Nixon Line Special 6.15 -
Trisha Noble
BBC1 Gala Varieties From Paris 10.20 -
A UNICEF charity show broadcast from the Palais de Chaillot, Paris
The Beach Boys were to perform a live set -
Lena Horne
Johnny Halliday
Ravi Shankar
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.45 -
content unknown
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
Paul McCartney talks about Magical Mystery Tour
Thursday 28th December 1967
BBC1 Top Of The Pops 7.30 -
Hosted by Peter Murray, Pete Brady
The Beatles -
Billy Fury -
The Monkees -
The Rolling Stones -
The Spencer Davis Group -
The Bee Gees -
Des O'Connor -
The Scaffold -
The Beatles -
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.45 -
content unknown
Rediffusion Come Here Often 5.25 -
The Bonzo Dog Doo-
Rediffusion Exit – It’s The Way Out Show 6.35 -
Hosted by Ed Stewart
Long John Baldry
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Friday 29th December 1967
BBC1 Crackerjack 4.55 -
Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
BBC1 The Good Old Days 7.30 -
Kim Cordell
BBC1 Nina Simone In Concert 10.45 -
BBC2 The Andy Williams Show 9.55 -
Andy Williams
Jack Jones
Noel Harrison
Granada On Air and Firstimers 4.50 -
content unknown
ATV Frank Ifield 8.30 -
Frank Ifield
Johnny Hackett
The Karlins
Rediffusion The Frost Programme 10.30 -
contents unknown
Saturday 30th December 1967
BBC1 The Monkees 6.00 -
99 Pound Weakling...Has A Weighty Problem
BBC1 Dee Time 6.25 -
Jackie Trent
The Spectrum
Alan Price
Jeanne Lambe (apparently Dee was rude to her)
BBC1 The Val Doonican Show 7.55 -
Val Doonican
Matt Monro
Esther & Abi Ofarim
BBC1 At The Eleventh Hour 11.00 -
Roger McGough will read his poetry in each edition
The Scaffold
Jeannie Lambe -
BBC2 Once More With Felix 9.25 -
Julie Felix
Tom Paxton
ATV Good Evening! 5.50 -
Spencer Davis
The Plastic Penny -
ABC Mike & Bernie’s Show 6.15 -
New Vaudeville Band
ATV The Golden Shot 8.55 -
Lulu -
Sunday 31st December 1967
BBC1 The Julie Andrews Show 7.25 -
The New Christy Minstrels
BBC1 Suddenly It’s 1968 10.55 pm -
A live New Year's Eve show from The Talk of the Town, London, plus clips from other countries
Hosted by Simon Dee
Julie Felix
The Alex Welsh Band
Jeannie Lambe
The Alan Price Set
Shirley Collins (from All Hallows, London)
BBC1 Seeing The New Year In Scotland 12.00 -
Broadcast from the new town of Cumbernauld
Andy Stewart
Kenneth McKellar
Robin Hall & Jimmie Macgregor
Bernadette
The New Faces
Donovan
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show 8.25 -
They perform a version of the Grieg’s Piano Concerto sketch which would be redone for BBC four years later
Frankie Avalon -
The New Vaudeville Band -
Millicent Martin -
Scottish A Show For Hogmanay 11.15 pm -
Frankie Vaughan
The Alexander Brothers
The Islanders
Also This Year
ATV Morecambe & Wise
Cliff Richard
ABC Doddy’s Music Box
The Byrds (in March)
ABC The Eamonn Andrews Show
The Byrds
ATV Showtime / The Big Show
The Bonzos, Lulu, Dusty Springfield, Cliff Richard
BBC1 South West The Scrumpy & Western Show
Adge Cutler and the Wurzels
ITV Kellogs Corn Flakes ad
with Vince Hill jingle
BBC1 Top Of The Pops
Record Mirror claims in a July 1967 article that Los Brincos -
ATV Tonight With Dave Allen
Frankie McBride -
ITV adverts for BEA, Wall's Ice Cream, Hovis, Libro jeans, Weekend magazine, Silvikrin
Jingles written by Manfred Mann and Mike Hugg
Anglia Hot Cool Blue c.January
Patsy Ann Noble
Sheila Southern
Malcolm Roberts
BBC1 Top Of The Pops
The Tremeloes -
ITV Lux advert
Lulu
BBC1 24 Hours (February)
Mickey Dolenz interviewed by Cliff Michelmore
BBC1 (Brighton) The Big Break (May)
Simon Dupree and The Big Sound
BBC2 Man Alive
Jeff Beck was interviewed in late May for the show
ABC Maloney The Self-
Anita Harris
BBC unknown show c. October
Documentary with Spencer Davis made in Wales
BBC1 24 Hours c.August
Arthur Brown
BBC Scotland Birth of a Nationwide Hit
Societie (band produced by Allan Clarke)
Rediffusion The Frost Programme
John Walker -
ITV Milk advert
sung by Wayne Fontana
ATV The Morecambe & Wise Show
The Kinks – Dandy, A Well Respected Man
Engelbert Humperdinck – Release Me, Country Girl
Millicent Martin – Call Me
BBC1 Dee Time (c.October)
Scott Walker
The Bee Gees
Lulu
Times music critic William Mann, Paul Jones and George Martin discuss whether pop music can be art
BBC1 Vendetta (August)
Gene Latter
BBC1 Town and Around (September)
Cliff Richard interview at the Melody Maker awards show
Dusty Springfield -
Ulster Hello There (March)
Vince Hill
Grampian My Kind Of Folk (c July)
The Dubliners