Info from ‘CHANNELLING THE BEAT!’ book (which includes details of over 170 Searchers TV appearances, including spin-offs Mike Pender's Searchers / Tony Jackson and The Vibrations / Chris Curtis) plus a foreword by Mike Pender:
22-12-91 - ‘The Searchers Christmas Show: 30 Glorious Years’, City Hall, Hull (UK): Sweets For My Sweet / Love Potion No. 9 / Medley: Bumble Bee - Have You Ever Loved Somebody / Beach Baby / ‘Till I Met You / Take Me For What I’m Worth / Some Body Told Me You Were Crying / Medley: Sugar and Spice - Some Day We’re Gonna Love Again - Do Doo Ron Ron / Medley: Silent Night - Mistletoe and Wine - Winter Wonderland - Merry Xmas Everybody - White Christmas / Needles and Pins / Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On / You’ll Never Walk Alone (This was officially released on VHS, and later re-issued simply as ’30 Glorious Years’ [no ‘The Searchers Christmas Show’] with an alternate track listing: See below for details!)
22-12-91 - ‘30 Glorious Years’, City Hall, Hull (UK): Sweets For My Sweet / Don’t Throw Your Love Away / Needles and Pins / Medley: Bumble Bee - Have You Ever Loved Somebody / Beach Baby / Take Me For What I’m Worth / Young Girl / Hearts In Her Eyes / Goodbye My Love / No Other Love / Some Body Told Me You Were Crying / Medley: Sugar and Spice - Some Day We’re Gonna Love Again - Do Doo Ron Ron / When You Walk In The Room / What Have They Done To The Rain / Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On / You’ll Never Walk Alone / Medley: Sweets For My Sweet - Don’t Throw Your Love Away - When You Walk In The Room - Love Potion No. 9 - Sugar and Spice - Needles and Pins
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‘CHANNELLING THE BEAT! (The Ultimate Guide to UK '60s Pop on TV)' book:
With 30 years of research, over 700 info-packed pages, and a foreword by Peter Noone, Mike Pender, Tony Crane MBE, Brian Poole, Steve Ellis& Billie Davis,‘Channelling The Beat!’ more than lives up to its subtitle 'The Ultimate Guide to UK ‘60s Pop on TV'!
Profiled are over 150 “British Invasion” artists. These include the post ‘50s rock ‘n’ roll of Cliff Richard, Adam Faith and The Tornados; the beat explosion of The Beatles, The Tremeloes and Herman’s Hermits; the rhythm ‘n’ blues of The Rolling Stones, The Pretty Things and The Who; and the psychedelia of The Pink Floyd, Procol Harum and Traffic, not forgetting the girl singers such as Cilla Black, Billie Davis and Dusty Springfield.
Amongst the 100’s of legendary shows featured are the UK’s ‘Ready, Steady, Go!’, ‘Top of The Pops’ and ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’, the US’s ‘The Ed Sullivan Show, ‘Shindig!’ and ‘Hullabaloo’, Europe’s ‘Beat Club’, ‘Popside’ and ‘Twien’, and 100’s of more!
So, whether you have just a casual interest in ‘60s music and culture, or you're a more serious researcher and historian, this is the book for you!
‘This is my favourite book… a brilliant look at who and why. I can’t put it down!’ PETER NOONE (Herman's Hermits)
'Well done Peter, you’ve reminded us just how famous we all were!' MIKE PENDER (The Searchers)
‘This book is a fantastic reference archive… a ‘must have’ book for any music lovers’ TONY CRANE MBE (The Merseybeats)
‘It is my pleasure to be a part of this book, so have a great read and enjoy!’ BRIAN POOLE (Brian Poole and The Tremeloes)
'A concise and extremely well researched tome!' STEVE ELLIS (Love Affair)
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