Television Appearances

[Neil83]

Ok, ta. Expect to see it in the next update.

[Neil83]

Fairly major update today, including two new entries:

November 1990 (ITV Granada Reports) Albert Dock, Liverpool, UK (thanks Kev)
&
February 1991 (ITV Motor Mouth) Television South Studios, London, UK

[Neil83]

Changed channel of Letterman performance from CBS to NBC.

Thanks to kev1234 for spotting that.

[Syl]

Just to add, any future requests will be deleted, please read the FAQ for the Retrospectives.

[Kev]

The Night Network date is 09 Dec 1988, then it was repeated on 13 Jan 1989. James Whale was 01 March 1991. New Sessions was 23 May 1991.

[Neil83]

The Night Network date is 09 Dec 1988, then it was repeated on 13 Jan 1989. James Whale was 01 March 1991. New Sessions was 23 May 1991.

Cheers Kev. How did yer find them out?

[Kev]

The Night Network date is 09 Dec 1988, then it was repeated on 13 Jan 1989. James Whale was 01 March 1991. New Sessions was 23 May 1991.

Cheers Kev. How did yer find them out?

All on here.
http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITVP ... &st=2&pn=1

Rapido was 16 Jan 1991.


Info from bbcmotiongallery about the Late Show.

Paul MORLEY intros prog. Subjects are Screen 2 Words Of Love & Buddy HOLLY; Algerian writers; Mint Juleps, The Las & Fairground Attraction perf; Guests are Philip NORMAN & on VT Azouz BEGAG,Nacer KETTANE, Medhi CHAREF.
> live studio, sp s vt, ex lib & cprt film & vt.
ITEM 01:PEGGY SUE:VT: Buddy HOLLY & The Crickets perf Peggy Sue.
ITEM 02:WORDS OF LOVE:LIVE & VT:Paul MORLEY intros Philip NORMAN author Screen 2 Words Of Love.They discuss Buddy HOLLY, his songs & popularity.Intro clip frm Words of Love.
ITEM 03:THE LAS:LIVE:The Las perf That'll Be The Day.
ITEM 04:MINT JULEPS:VT:perf Well Alright.
ITEM 05:ALGERIAN WRITERS:VT:looks at the upsurge of N African immigrant writers in Paris.Intvs Azouz BEGAG, Nacer KETTANE & Medhi CHAREF.
ITEM 06:FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION:VT:perf Crying Waiting Hoping.

[Neil83]

Ah, good one. Not seen that ITN site before.

[Kev]

Just goin' back to the subject. There's probably quite a few TV appearences that haven't been seen. Eric Clapton mentioned being impressed with an acoustic version of TSG with just Lee and John he saw on the telly.

"The only thing I’ve really liked is a guy called Lee Mavers, who sings with the La’s. He’s got a stance and a style that I think is tremendous. I saw them do a thing on TV with him and an acoustic guitar and the bass player with an acoustic bass, and they did that song “There She Goes,” and it was so strong."

And there's this entry on the British Library website for a program no one seems to remember.

De Vine, Magenta (speaker, female; presenter)
Performer: De Vine, Magenta (speaker, female; presenter)
Performer: Jobson, Richard (speaker, male; presenter)
Performer: Webster, Mark (speaker, male)
Performer: Gordon-Sinclair, John (speaker, male)
Performer: Collins, Bootsy (speaker, male)
Performer: Gere, Richard, 1949- (speaker, male)
Performer: Malcolm, Derek (speaker, male)
Performer: Hegley, John (speaker, male)
Performer: {The} Las (performing group)
Name as subject: Collins, Bootsy Cartwright, Jim (author). Two
Subject: Darkman (Film)
Subject: London Film Festival (1990)
Subject: {The} Las (performing group}
FIND FORMAT: V672/03

Holdings
RECORDING Copies Material Location
V672/03 1:23'23" 1 RECORDING Store

Maybe the one Clapton's referring to? Who knows? Bound to be others too.

I think this might of been a show called '01-For London' or 'Zero One',15/11/1990? http://tvlistings.thetvroomplus.com/listing-1094.html

[Neil83]

Yep, certainly looks that way. All the right subject matters. Sounds like it'd be a boss clip that.

[IfIHadAGun]

wouldn't the Town and Country club gig count?

[Kev]

[Neil83]

wouldn't the Town and Country club gig count?

No, this list's more for dedicated TV appearances rather than regular gigs that happen to have been filmed. That info's more suited to the Gigography I feel. Same thing applies to Manchester Academy '91, Glastonbury, Summer Sonic, T In The Park, '05 etc...

[MrsKite]

The YT-poster says it's from a show called Beat UK. Does that ring any bells for anyone?

[LookingGlass]

Apologies if this is in the wrong section Syl, Tony but on 4OD the other day I found There She Goes on the Best Of The Word (Series 4, Episode 7 - 8:16 in) Great to see it in broadcast quality rather than the YouTube one(s).