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The Russian Rag Some Day I Got Rhythm Jumpin' at the Woodside/Sing, Sing, Sing!/You Made Me Love You/In the Mood/Opus One/Take the A Train Satin Doll Flying Home Lullaby de Mexico You Better Listen Rags to Rock (medley)

Willie the Lion Smith (RR) Louis Armstrong-tpt, voc (SD) Trummy Young-tbn (SD) Bud Freeman-ts (IGR) Doc Severinson & the NBC Tonight Show Band (medleys + FH) Lionel Hampton-vb (FH) Milt Buckner-org (FH) Dave Brubeck-p, Gerry Mulligan-bs, Jack Six-b, Alan Dawson-d (LdM) The Jam Factory (a forgettable rock group) (YBL) Hugh Downs-host

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Music from The Hollywood Palace TV Show 1967-1970 Compilation - Buffalo Springfield(For What It's Worth/Mr. Soul 4/8/67) - The Cyrkle(Turn Down Day 4/22/67) - The Association(Never My Love 9/5/67) - Ravi Shankar(Raga 9/5/67) - Annette Funicello(Promise Me Anything 9/12/67) - Spanky & Our Gang(Makin' Every Minute Count 9/19/67) - Grass Roots(Let's Live For Today 12/5/67) - Boyce & Hart(I Wanna Be Free/Clarksville/I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight 12/12/67) - Dino, Desi & Billy(My What A Shame 2/10/68) - Merry Go Round(Listen, Listen 3/16/68) - Hollies(Jennifer Eccles 3/23/68) - Beatles(Lady Madonna Promo Film 3/30/68) - Every Mother's Son(Put Your Mind At Ease 4/20/68) - Janis Joplin & Big Brother(Summertime/I Need A Man To Love 10/26/68) - Spanky & Our Gang(Give A Damn/Yesterday's Rain 11/2/68) - Aretha Franklin(I Say A Little Prayer 11/2/68) - Donovan(Jennifer Juniper/Lalena 11/9/68) - Donovan w/Sergio Mendes(There Is A Mountain 11/9/68) - Bee Gees(Massachusetts/I've Gotta Get A Message To You 11/23/68) - Marvin Gaye(I Heard It Thru The Grapevine 1/11/69) - Sweetwater(Motherless Child 10/11/69) - The Youngbloods(Get Together/Sunlight 11/22/69) - Brooklyn Bridge(He's Not A Happy Man 1/17/70) NTSC Approximately 120 minutes

Music from The Hollywood Palace TV Show 1967-1970 Compilation

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This is a raw footage work print of an unsold TV pilot made for British TV in 1970 or 1971. It is hosted by Michael Parkinson and being a work print it has many stops and starts, some retakes, false starts, etc? and a few brief segments are repeated as well. It's a look at the current state of the music industry. Among those featured in this footage are Soft Machine, Alexis Korner, Frank Zappa, Marmalade, Fairport Convention, Free, Legendary DJ John Peel, and many more After a brief introduction, the show starts with an acoustic piece by Alexis Korner followed by an interview and another song, "Rock Me?", Then a Dave Swarbrick interview with some live footage of Fairport Convention, Madeline Bell talks about Gospel Music, Marmalade perform "Can You Help Me" and one other song in studio and interview segments are cut into the song, brief Frank Zappa interview, Hugh Hopper, Elton Dean, Mike Ratledge, and Robert Wyatt interviews are interspersed with a Soft Machine performance, Marmalade is shown recording at Decca Recording Studios, Comments On the recording industry by Frank Zappa, John Peel, and others. Songwriter Tony MacCaulay talks about songs he's had hits with such as "Love Grows" and "Smile A Little Smile". A Look at BBC Radio producers and playlists, Free in the studio performing "All Right Now" interspersed with interviews, Frank Zappa talks about publicity, Joe Cocker is shown performing "Something", A Look at the sales charts and "song pluggers". Footage from Woodstock, talking with fans about how they listen, music festivals, and more 90 minutes (Timing Strip On Screen) NTSC Approximately 90 minutes Playable Disc Standalone Authored

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Episode 1 - 1961-65 "The First Steps" Beatlemania was a watershed for television as well as for the music industry. Until it came along, pop music was sandwiched somewhere in children's TV; afterwards, it had to be taken seriously. Music from, among others, the Springfields, the Shadows, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. 01. The Springfields - Wimoweh "The Springfields" Show (1961) 02. The Shadows - F.B.I "Crackerjack" Show (1961) 03. Pinky & Perky - Let`s Twist Again "Crackerjack" Show (1962) 04. Craig Douglas - Oh Lonesome Me "Pops & Lenny" Show (1962) 05. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers - It Only Took A Minute "Pops & Lenny" Show (1962) 06. The Beatles - She Loves You "The Mersey Sound" Show (1963) 07. Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas - Little Children "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 08. Peter & Gordon - World Without Love "Crackerjack" Show (1964) 09. Freddie & The Dreamers - You Were Made For Me "Blue Peter" show (1964) 10. Gerry & The Pacemakers - Ferry Cross The Mersey "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 11. The Rolling Stones - The Last Time "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) Total Time: (28:56) --------------------------------- Episode 2 - 1964-65 "Getting In On The Act" The BBC's first exclusively pop programme, 'Top of the Pops', appeared on New Year's Day 1964, and some of the biggest names in the business made their way to a disused church hall in Manchester to appear on it. Featuring the Rolling Stones, Dave Clark Five and Roy Orbison. 00. The Rolling Stones - Not Fade Away "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 01. The Dave Clark Five - Bits & Pieces "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 02. Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 03. The Supremes - Baby Love "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 04. The Hollies - Just One Look "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 05. Herman`s Hermits - Just A Little Bit Better "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 06. The Seekers - The Carnival Is Over "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 07. Sonny & Cher - I Got You Babe "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 08. Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Titch - Hold Tight "Blue Peter" show (1965) 09. Jonathan King - Everyone`s Gone To The Moon "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 10. The Byrds - All I Really Want To Do "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) Total Time: (28:22) --------------------------------- Episode 3 - 1964-66 "The Beat Boom" With the arrival of BBC2 in 1964 came the Beat Boom, catering for the art-school craze for Rhythm and Blues. With music by, among others, Tom Jones, The Kinks, Manfred Mann, The Rolling Stones and The Pretty Things. 01. Tom Jones - I Gotta Know "The Beat Room" Show (1964) 02. The Kinks - You Really Got Me "The Beat Room" Show (1964) 03. Manfred Mann - Till Tomorrow "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 04. The Moody Blues - Go Now "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) 05. Tom Jones - Chills & Fever "The Beat Room" Show (1964) 06. John Lee Hooker - I`m Leaving "The Beat Room" Show (1964) 07. The Rolling Stones - Get Off My Cloud "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 08. Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - The Uncle Willie "Blue Peter" show (1965) 09. The Pretty Things - Midnight To Six Man "A Whole Scene Going" Show (1966) Total Time: (28:25) --------------------------------- Episode 4 - 1964-69 "The Folk Revival" A focus on the leading American protest singers, with Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Tim Buckley, Leonard Cohen, Tom Paxton, and Peter, Paul and Mary. 01. Bob Dylan - With God On Our Side (BBC) "Tonight" Show (1964) 02. Pete Seeger - What Did You Learn In School "Tonight In Person" Show (1964) 03. Joan Baez - It Ain`t Me Babe (BBC) "In Concert" Show (1965) 04. Tom Paxton - The Last Thing On My Mind "Tonight In Person" Show (1966) 05. Peter Paul & Mary - Early Morning Rain "Tonight In Person" Show (1966) 06. Leonard Cohen - The Stranger Song "Once More With Felix" Show (1967) 07. Tim Buckley - I`m Coming Home Again "Late Night Line Up" Show (1968) 08. Richie Havens - High Flying Bird "How Late It Is" Show (1969) Total Time: (28:25) --------------------------------- Episode 5 - 1967-68 "The Pop Boom" By now Top of the Pops was an established part of the pop scene, and a group's appearance on the show was essential to a single's success. With footage of, among others, The Foundations, Procol Harum, The Rolling Stones, The Move, Manfred Mann and The Bee Gees. 01. The Foundations - Now That I`ve Found You "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 02. Procul Harum - Whiter Shade Of Pale "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 03. The Bee Gees - Massachusetts "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 04. The Rolling Stones - Let`s Spend The Night Together "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 05. Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Titch - Zabadak "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 06. Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 07. The Move - Fire Brigade "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 08. Manfred Mann - The Mighty Quinn "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) Total Time: (28:06) --------------------------------- Episode 6 - 1968-69 "The Swinging Sixties" This week looking at the height of the flower-power era. Featuring the music (and clothes) of Manfred Mann, Herman's Hermits, The Alan Price Set, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown and The Rolling Stones. 01. The Equals - Baby Come Back "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 02. Amen Corner - Bend Me, Shape Me "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 03. The Alan Price Set - Don`t Stop The Carnival "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 04. Manfred Mann - My Name Is Jack "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 05. Herman`s Hermits - Something Is Happening "The Wednesday ShoW" Show (1968) 06. The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Fire "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 07. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Wheels On Fire "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 08. The Hollies - I`m Sorry Suzanne "Top Of The Pops" Show (1969) 09. The Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Woman "Top Of The Pops" Show (1969) Total Time: (29:17) --------------------------------- Episode 7 - 1965-66 "The Singer & The Song" This week with Sandie Shaw, Dusty Springfield, Long John Baldry, Tom Jones, Cliff Richard, Cilla Black and Peter Sarstedt. 01. Sandie Shaw - Long Live Love (rehearsal) "Top Of The Pops" Show (1965) 02. Dusty Springfield - You Don`t Have To Say You Love Me "Dusty" Show (1967) 03. Long John Baldry - Let The Heartache Begin "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 04. Lulu - Love Loves to Love Love "Top Of The Pops" Show (1967) 05. Tom Jones - Delilah "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 06. Brenton Wood - Give Me Some Kind Of Sign "Top Of The Pops" Show (1968) 07. Cliff Richard - Congratulations "Cilla" Show (1968) 08. Cilla Black - Surround Yourself With Sorrow "Top Of The Pops" Show (1969) 09. Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go To My Lovely "Top Of The Pops" Show (1969) Total Time: (29:02) --------------------------------- Episode 8 - 1967-69 "Hip To The Trip" This edition features psychedelia and counter-culture, with performances by The Who, Pink Floyd, Joe Cocker and The Greaseband, The Nice and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 01. Pink Floyd - Pow R. Toc H. (only the beginning) "The Look Of The Week" Show (1967) 02. The Grateful Dead - The Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion) "Whicker's World" Show (1967) 03. The Who - I Can See For Miles "Twice A Fortnight" Show (1967) 04. Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine "The Look Of The Week" Show (1967) 05. Joe Cocker - w/Greadsband With a Little Help from My Friends "How It Is" Show (1968) 06. The Nice - America "How It Is" Show (1968) 07. Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile "Happening For Lulu" Show (1969) Total Time: (28:37) --------------------------------- Episode 9 - 1968 "In Living Colour" Colour transmission began in 1968, and with it BBC2's Colour Me Pop. Performers include The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, The Small Faces, The Kinks, The Who and The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 01. Bonzo Dog Band - Canyons Of Your Mind "Color Me Pop" Show (1968) 02. Mothers Of Invention - Oh, In The Sky "Color Me Pop" Show (1968) 03. Small Faces - Song Of A Baker "Color Me Pop" Show (1968) 04. The Move - Blackberry Way "Color Me Pop" Show (1968) 05. The Kinks - Days "Pop Go The Sixties" Show (1969) 06. Moody Blues - Ride My See-Saw "Color Me Pop" Show (1968) 07. The Who - My Generation "All My Loving" Show (1968) 08. Jimi Hendrix - Wild Thing "All My Loving" Show (1968) Total Time: (28:07) --------------------------------- Episode 10 - 1968-69 "The Progressive Tendencies" The focus of this edition is the late 60s, a time of supergroups and guitar heroes including Pink Floyd, Donovan, the Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac and Jimi Hendrix. 01. Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun "All My Loving" Show (1968) 02. Donovan - Lullabye Of Spring "All My Loving" Show (1968) 03. Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter "Pop Go The Sixties" Show (1969) 04. Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well "Monster Music Mash" Show (1969) 05. Family - Dim "How Late It Is" Show (1969) 06. Jimi Hendrix - Hey Joe "Happening For Lulu" Show (1969) 07. Jimi Hendrix - Sunshine Of Your Love "Happening For Lulu" Show (1969) 08. Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (Farewell Concert) "Omnibus" Show (1968) 09. Joni Mitchell - Big Yellow Taxi "BBC In Concert" Show (1-1970) Total Time: (28:45) ----------------------------------------------------------

This is the official track listing. But it might be, that not all songs have been broadcasted.

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On June 27 and 28, 1970, a touring rock and roll show commonly referred to as the “Festival Express” opened in Toronto. Toronto was the first of three stops of a moveable musical feast; whereas most music festivals of the time were held in a single location, the Festival Express moved from Toronto to Winnipeg and then on to Calgary, with many of the performers including Janis Joplin, The Band, and the Grateful Dead travelling between venues on a Canadian National train chartered by the festival’s organizers. Featured acts at each venue as listed on original programs CNE Stadium, Toronto June 27,28 The Band Janis Joplin Delaney and Bonnie and Friends Buddy Guy Blues Band Eric Andersen Ian & Sylvia with Great Speckled Bird Grateful Dead Tom Rush Mountain Ten Years After Traffic Seatrain Charlebois James & The Good Brothers Cat Mashmakhan Modern Rock Quartet Winnipeg July 1 The Band Janis Joplin Delaney and Bonnie and Friends Buddy Guy Blues Band Eric Andersen Ian & Sylvia with Great Speckled Bird Grateful Dead Tom Rush Mountain Charlebois James & The Good Brothers Cat Mashmakhan Justin Tyme Walrus McMahon Stadium, Calgary July 4, 5 The Band Janis Joplin Delaney and Bonnie and Friends Buddy Guy Blues Band Eric Andersen Ian & Sylvia with Great Speckled Bird Grateful Dead Tom Rush Mountain Sha Na Na Smith Charlebois James & The Good Brothers Mashmakhan Ides of March Gallery Happy Feeling Parallel Done On Bradstreet Yellowstone

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