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inglegt commented 10 months ago
The Prisoner Full Theme & Opening Titles
Ron Grainers full theme from this iconic and seminal series.
British TV seemed to develop very fully in the 60s. By 1968 we had had The Prisoner, The Forsyte Saga, Face to Face, Play for Today, TW3 and Coronation Street. Not many more years later and you could chalk up Civilisation and The Family. Many, many good things since then but arguably nothing better.
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Travis - Sing
Travis 11th music video
Tintinnabulist pop from the early 2000s....such an ecstatic song, no wonder so many people love it.
I suppose the video should be charming, showing a band that doesn't take itself too seriously. Does it not look as if it might have been made in 1982 though?
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"Shake" Sam Cooke (1964)
Sam Cooke
"Shake"
1964
60s
Just heard this playing in a shop in London and had to look it up.
So brilliantly Sixties, and very catchy!
Great video clips too...impossible not to cheer up watching this.
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Beckett: Old Grey Whistle Test 1974
Bob Harris says it all.
Very good. So fabulously of its time. The lead singer has a look of Dame Evadne Hinge.
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Comic Relief Blankety Blank
Rare Blankety Blank Clip starring Simon Peg and gang
I always though the second series of Look Around You was terribly underappreciated. The early eighties in the UK were deeply, deeply weird....the country was coming apart at the seams and the mainstream media always gave you this numbingly normative. The bit I love here is the Freddie Starr char...
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Madonna - 4 Minutes
© 2008 WMG
4 Minutes
@gabbygirl961 Madonna recently celebrated her 83rd birthday
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Treasure Hunt - West Sussex (Series 6 1988) part 1
Opening introduction and start of clue 1
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inglegt said:
@Whoopij1 Thank you so much for uploading all these TH clips. They have given me so much pleasure. Some magical about Anneka just descending on these beautiful landscapes. Can't explain it, something uncanny about it. A strange experiment in futurity too as Kenneth,Wincey and the (usually delight...
Olly Murs - Heart Skips a Beat ft. Rizzle Kicks
Music video by Olly Murs feat. Rizzle Kicks performing Heart Skips a Beat. (C) 2011 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
12,826,270 views
inglegt said:
Ska meets Italo Disco (as if Baltimora had joined The Specials).
Undeniably catch-catchy, even if the video does look as if it was shot in 1986.
Jan Panter - Scratch my Back
Scratch my back
1966
"British singer Jan Panter issued just four singles in the UK. Inexplicably, her take on Mary Wells' My two arms - you = tear...
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inglegt said:
This is a great track.
Something extreme about it, demonic almost...from a sort of alternative "warp" sixties this was a bit less about peace and love than the actual one.
George Formby "Thanks, Mr Roosevelt" 1940
A musical thanks for the American war effort.
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inglegt said:
George Galloway played this as the sign out tune on his show last week as an ironic gesture (and without comment) on the state visit of Barack Obama to the UK. Very good, and song itself is both a wonderful artefact of its period (it is very significant that the date is 1940, and the song might n...
Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight
Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight
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inglegt said:
Where are they giving their concert? The Watergate Building?
Well, I suppose it was the 70s.
Venus by Shocking Blue
Promo video: Shocking Blue performing "Venus" in front of some caged monkeys.
Line-up: Robbie van Leeuwen (vocals, guitar), Mariska Veres (vocals),...
5,664,436 views
inglegt said:
Fabulous, you can see why this was such a massive hit. It channels just about everything that was hot in 1969/1970 and although clearly highly commercial pop there is a sort of Underground vibe going on too.
bless this house season five ep one part three
hope u like
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inglegt said:
The crockery on the table is "Totem" by Portmerion....might need to get out more, but I am enjoying this. They were good, happy times.
The Beatles - All You Need is Love (HQ)
FOR HQ PRESS "WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY"
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inglegt said:
The French anthem at the beginning is a joke isn't it? If I recall correctly this segment was shown as part of a TV special to celebrate the arrival of satellite telecommunications called "One World". For most countries a title would appear explaining what and where you were seeing, but the BBC s...
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