Jonathan King Archive3 1967 UK TV Good Evening Love Affair

Jonathan King and The Love Affair at No1 in the 1967 chart with Everlasting Love, admit they did not play on the record. From Good Evening I'm Jonathan King on ITV 6.30 Saturday night.

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[JonKing2008xx]

Sadly many tapes were wiped (cost of new ones) but I simply cannot work out why film was burned. I bought the rights to one hours worth of my series and that's all that exists.

[JonKing2008xx]

Penny was on my show Coolit - and I was lucky enough to have a long and lovely catchup dinner with her a few years ago. Sadly, as you may know, she passed away recently.

[JonKing2008xx]

Sadly the actual Love Affair performances (like those of Jimi Hendrix and others) have been wiped/destroyed. I was offered the chance to purchase the copyright of one hour taken from the 13 hours and chose talk rather than music clips - now all, I believe, that remains.

[JonKing2008xx]

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[coolitababy]

Thanks for posting this great clip. They were an excellent group with a great sound. I'm sure Steve Ellis would love to see this...I think he has a channel here on youtube. He definetely has a website.

[topofthepopsguy]

Hello Again Jonathan, Many thanks indeed for this clip and the other great gems you have uploaded here of late, has been a great treat indeed to see these moments of tv history from your past. Agree with Coolitbaby that there are no officially existing performances of The Love Affair " Everlasting Love",there are stil photo slide show performances,audio only performances,however no video or actual film performances.Would be great indeed to see the clip from your show with The Love Affair ?Cheers

[bjb8847656]

Steve Ellis was superb live - saw him at the Adelphi in Slough 2 times, when Everlasting love was released, and the Love Affair group were great and Steve was BRILLIANT.

[georgebur]

Jonathan, you handled this interview really well. Even here in New Zealand. there were rumbles of controversy. The objection may have been because the backing sounded SOOO magnificent! But here is an interview of surprising maturity. And you were right to say at the end that session musicians were all over the place - you just need to look at biographies of the likes of Joe Osborn and Hal Blaine in California to see what I mean. Mr Tambourine Man by the Byrds? Its the music as many say!

[jayrox40]

Priceless stuff Jon, many thanks.

[bubbledick]

Jonathan King.......TWAT ....end of

[regentv980]

@JonKing2008xx Good that some countries like Germany have the Beat club,also some have recordings of Top of the pops from the 60s in their archives which were puchased from the BBC

[BlackasVelvet]

What a shame that most of the original tapes were wiped, I loved this band

[pernicketty]

Thanks for posting this. I remember the controversy at the time and I thought I was the only person who hadn't forgotten. Shades of Milli Vanilli - management and marketing pushing the limits of fair play too far. It should've been their management getting the grilling, not the band.

[edgarholland]

Jonathan, do you not have any clips of Scott Walker. You wrote the sleeve notes for Scott 2, can you not talk about that or the first 4 Scott LPs in general. I dont want to hear any dirt on Scott, only his art. I just read the latest book on the Walkers and while I think its the best book yet none of the writers have even meet Scott. He was a mate of yours in the 60s. What do you think of Scott 3 and 4 and why do you think Scott 4 didnt sell. You where there, what are your thoughts. All the best

[JAYROX1969]

Even the Beach Boys used lots of session musicians as did many bands from that era! Thanks for poating this rare gem JK!