BeebRock II - Music Shows on BBC Four, Sky Arts and everywhere else

Welsh Megaman

The BBC ban begins...not saying the name of the D-Mob song!


Down with this sort of thing! Etc.

For Jazz fans, the Blue Note Records- Beyond the Notes on BBC4 this evening on 21.30 looks good.

dasdog

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For Jazz fans, the Blue Note Records- Beyond the Notes on BBC4 this evening on 21.30 looks good.

This looks like the standout of the weekend from Skid's list.

paddylonglegs

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For Jazz fans, the Blue Note Records- Beyond the Notes on BBC4 this evening on 21.30 looks good.

Have it on record for tomorrow...

dasdog

Well that was wonderful. They only brushed on John Coltrane but gave him the soundtrack at the end. It spent a lot of time with Art Blakey - there's probably a good reason for that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzqOF3MErtk

PsychoPete

I really hope Ronnie Wood does the Marty Mcfly across the stage

Ol' Donie

Macca doing Pyramid stage on Sat of Glasto next year!

Skid X

Hello, quite a lot going on this weekend - BBC4 have got their hand on Ken Burns' Country Music documentary series. He did the recent Vietnam War doc and lots of other stuff and this this one seemed to go down well. it looks like the BBC have cut about half of the original 17 hours running time off, hopefully Bob's Country Bunker escaped the cull

Sky has ZZ Top and the start of the Johnny Cash Christmas Specials which are well worth taping if it's a bit early, or finding them on Youtube ...





Thursday
2pm Hollywood In Vienna – The World Of Hans Zimmer (Sky Arts)
Soundtrack Concert

7pm Johnny Cash Christmas Special 1977 (Sky Arts)
The country star and his family are joined by three of the biggest names from the original era of rock & roll - Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins - for a Christmas concert featuring a tribute to Elvis Presley, who died earlier that year. Songs include This Ole House, Blue Christmas, Blue Suede Shoes, Big River and This Train Is Bound for Glory. All of these specials are on Youtube

9pm Glor Tire – Rogha Agus Togha (TG4)

10pm Later … With Jools Holland (BBC2)
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds return with music from two of the EPs they have released this year, Harry Styles makes his debut with his new single Lights Up and Tom Jones performs a Jerry Lee Lewis number, ahead of his co-hosting role on tomorrow night's show. Alabama Shakes singer and guitarist Brittany Howard has music from her debut solo LP, Jamie, musician and visual artist FKA Twigs performs and the line-up is completed by South African pianist Abdullah Ibrahim

2am The Doobie Brothers – Let The Music Play (Sky Arts)
The story of the American group, from their beginnings as a biker band in California in 1970 through to their sustained success, break-ups, reunions and multi-platinum albums




Friday
1.30pm Motown Live In The BBC2 Piano Room(BBC Red Button, Repeated On Loop)

2pm Johnny Cash Christmas Special 1976 (Sky Arts)
In the first of his series of Christmas specials recorded for American network CBS, the singer-songwriter is joined at his Tennessee home by family and friends such as Roy Clark and Tony Orlando to celebrate the festive season in style. Features performances of Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree, Christmas As I Knew It and In the Pines

3pm The Doobie Brothers – Let The Music Play (Sky Arts)

7pm Classic Albums - Jay-Z: Reasonable Doubt (Sky Arts)

7.30pm Top of The Pops 1988 – November 3 (BBC4)
Mark Goodier and Nicky Campbell present the edition first aired on November 3, featuring performances by Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine, Robert Palmer, Tanita Tikaram, Bryan Ferry, Robin Beck, Kylie Minogue, Yazz, Enya and Guns N' Roses

8pm Sound Of Song (BBC4)
Ep 1 of 3 The Recording Revolution - Composer and musician Neil Brand investigates how songs were recorded for the first time, the listening revolution that followed and the crooner style of singing brought about by the arrival of the microphone. He also looks at the songwriting prowess of Irving Berlin, as well as the interpretative powers of singers Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby

8pm Music Icons - British Rhythm & Blues (Sky Arts)
8.30pm Music Icons – 70s and 80s Pop Rock (Sky Arts)

9pm Top Of The Pops 1988 – November 10 (BBC4)
Bruno Brookes and Sybil Ruscoe present the edition first aired on November 10, featuring performances by Brother Beyond, Bryan Ferry, Robin Beck, Salt-N-Pepa, INXS, Chris de Burgh, Deacon Blue, Enya and Prince

9pm Cool Daddio – The Second Youth Of R Stevie Moore (Sky Arts) New!
Documentary about the cult American musician, using interviews and archive footage to present an overview of his life, creativity and career

9.30pm Country Music By Ken Burns (Eps 1&2)(BBC4) New!
https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/country-music/
Ep 1/9 The Rub (Beginnings-1933) The history of the American art form and how it evolved across the 20th century. The first programme explores the genre's earliest years up to 1933, when so-called 'hillbilly music' grew in popularity. After centuries of percolating in the American South, hillbilly began reaching more people through the new technologies of phonographs and radio. The Carter Family, with their ballads and old hymns, and Jimmie Rodgers, with his combination of blues and yodeling, became its first big stars. Contributors include Dolly Parton, Rosanne Cash and Merle Haggard. Narrated by Peter Coyote

10.20pm Ep 2/9 Hard Times (1933-1945) The history of the American art form focuses on the years 1933 to 1945, when the country music industry evolved with Nashville as its heart. The genre grew in popularity during the Great Depression and the Second World War, when America fell in love with singing cowboys, Texas Swing and the Grand Ole Opry's Roy Acuff. Contributors include Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill, Marty Stuart, Ray Benson, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson and Ricky Skaggs. Narrated by Peter Coyote

10.35pm Freddie Mercury – The Great Pretender (Sky Arts)
Profile of the Queen frontman from 2012, exploring his time away from the band - including a collaboration with Michael Jackson and the triumphant Barcelona duet with Montserrat Caballe. The programme also examines his life as a gay man who was not yet publicly out. Featuring archive footage and interviews with bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor, as well as friends and admirers including Paul Gambaccini, Montserrat Caballe and Matt Lucas

11pm Film: An En Vogue Christmas (Sony Movies Christmas)
Ah here

11.10pm CMA Awards 2019 (BBC4)
Highlights of the CMA Awards, which took place on November 13, with hosts Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire. Awarded annually by the Country Music Association, they are the genre's equivalents of the Oscars or the Grammys - the biggest, most prestigious awards of the year. Featuring performances by artists including Dolly Parton, Pink and Chris Stapleton, Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert and Maren Morris

12.05am Later … With Jools Holland (BBC2NI, 11.15pm in other regions)
Longer version of Thursday’s show. Co-hosted by Tom Jones

1.35am Other Voices (RTE2)
Performances by Villagers, Maria Kelly and winner of the Brits Critic's Choice 2019 Sam Fender, recorded live in St. Michael's Church, Ballina, Co Mayo. Plus, May Kay talks to Conor O'Brien, and Huw Stephens catches up with Maria Kelly and Sam Fender

2am Music Videos That Shaped The 80s (Sky Arts)

3am Pulp Live At Brixton Academy (Sky Arts)




Saturday
5pm Live From The Artists Den – Alanis Morrisette (Sky Arts)

6pm Classic Albums: Jimi Hendrix – Electric Ladyland (Sky Arts)

7.15pm Breag Agus Cairde (TG4)
Reggae Band Breag play a reunion gig in Belfast, joined by Alabama 3
, John Spilllane and Kila

7pm Meat Loaf – In And Out Of Hell (Yesterday)
Doc

7.15pm The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015 (Sky Arts)

8pm TOTP - The Story of 1977 (Yesterday)

8.15pm Opry An Iuir (TG4)
With Daniel O’Donnell

9pm ZZ Top – That Little ‘Ol Band From Texas (Sky Arts) New!
The life and career of the blues rock band, featuring interviews with Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard and Dusty Hill, archive footage and tales from fans and friends

10.35pm Stereophonics: Radio 2 In Concert (BBC4)

11pm Kiss Rocks Vegas (Sky Arts)
2014 Concert

12.45am Black Sabbath – The End (Sky Arts)
2017 Farewell Concert

1.40am Top of The Pops 1988 – November 3 (BBC4)
2.10am Top of The Pops 1988 – November 10 (BBC4)

3am Adam Buxton’s Shed Of Christmas (Sky Arts)
The comedian pays his own unique tribute to Christmas as he introduces a variety of video clips, interviews, animation, poems and songs that encapsulate the festive season. He curates a selection of YouTube comments to illustrate the best and worst of Christmas, before taking a nostalgic look through vintage copies of Radio Times. Tim Key is on hand to read a selection of poems, before Adam compares his own childhood Christmas with that of his five-year-old daughter Hope. He also speaks to music journalist Dorian Lynskey about the Pogues' Fairytale of New York, and joins former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes for a cover of a Christmas classic




Sunday
7pm Junior Eurovision – The Final (TG4)
Featuring Ireland’s entry Anna Kearney from Foxrock, with her song Banshee

7pm Great Film Composers – The Magic Of The Movies (Sky Arts) New!
Ep 1/12 The Beginnings Documentary charting the evolution of the movie soundtrack, beginning with the silent era when pianists would be employed to ad lib music to the on-screen exploits

8pm Johnny Cash Christmas Special 1978 (Sky Arts)

8.30pm Pat Shortt’s Music From D’Telly (RTE1)

9pm Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (Sky Arts)
The 1992 concert at Wembley Stadium in honour of the Queen frontman, which featured performances by David Bowie, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Axl Rose, Roger Daltrey, Liza Minnelli, Robert Plant, Seal, Slash and George Michael. Featuring rehearsal footage and interviews with Queen members Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon

9.30pm Ceoil Chogadh Na Saoirse (TG4)
Ep 2/4 Exploring the complex relationship Irish people have with songs associated with the Irish War of Independence and how these relationships have changed over time. The second episode looks at how changes in the political environment and in musical tastes during the 1930s and 1940s meant that by the beginning of the 1950s, the vast majority of all the songs written during the War of Independence were lost

10.30pm Hup (TG4)
Trad from Achill

10.50pm Freddie Mercury – The Great Pretender (Sky Arts)
As Friday

12.30am Bowie, Prince And Music Legends We Lost in 2016 (Sky Arts)
All still dead, as far as I know

2am ZZ Top – That Little ‘Ol Band From Texas (Sky Arts)
As Friday





That's more or less that, obviously don't be shy if you see anything else of interest, do let us know


I see the Vincent Hanley Doc 'Fab Vinny' is on the RTE Player now, it hasn't been repeated in ages https://www.rte.ie/player/movie/fab-vinny/99568167977


That Adam Buxton show up above is a Chistmas show in November at 3am, which is probably too early and too late. But here's the Gaz Coombes 'I Believe In Father Christmas' as featured in that show, lovely stuff.

Addle

Is there any way to get sky arts without the rest of their channels?!

nomdeboardie

Addle wrote: »

Is there any way to get sky arts without the rest of their channels?!

NowTV, which gives at least some of the content, can be subscribed to (on and off as desired) for 15/month (or free month at least once) if that's any help

Watched Carl Perkins and Friends on Sky Arts last night and wow was it so good! George Harrison,Dave Edmunds,Eric Clapton,Ringo Starr joining Carl on stage in 1986.Some fantastic rockabilly guitar playing on it!

Gizmo55

Yikes. Watching an episode of TOTP from 1987 and WASP are on with ‘Scream until you like it.’ Wtf lol, so dodgy.

Welsh Megaman

Gizmo55 wrote: »

Yikes. Watching an episode of TOTP from 1987 and WASP are on with ‘Scream until you like it.’ Wtf lol, so dodgy.

Don’t think Blackie would be able to get away with his live show in this #metoo era!

:eek:

barney shamrock

WASP are playing the Academy next year so we'll be able to see for ourselves!

paddylonglegs

Addle wrote: »

Is there any way to get sky arts without the rest of their channels?!

Was thinking the exact same thing!

Thanks for the music run down,

Welsh Megaman

Harry Styles on Jools right now, wearing one of Leo Sayer’s outfits from 1977!

:eek:

Hotblack Desiato

That reminds me, have they recorded Hootenanny yet?

What would they do if one of the, ehh, more elderly guests pegged it before New Years???

Welsh Megaman

Welsh Megaman

“The extremely prolific Chris De Burgh.”

Welsh Megaman

Twistin’ my sobriety, said Shaun Ryder :pac:

Welsh Megaman

Sybil Ruscoe!

Skid X

I went to see Deacon Blue a few years ago and when I got home that night I turned on the news and Trump had won, and I don't really trust them anymore now.

odyssey06

Neil Brand's Sound Of Song on BBC4 was a real eye-opener, or rather ear opener.

Recording singers with modern technology and early 20th century and then playing it back...
You assume the voices you hear on recordings are how they sounded with those 'plummy' voices but that is a distortion in tone due to the recording process.
By the eve of the first world war, the recording technology had advanced to the point where the recording was a faithful reproduction of the original voice.

And, in a pre walkman and iPod era, I can understand why the listening booths in train stations where commuters could kill time waiting for their train by listening to music were so popular - despite the communal headphones

Skid X

The Junior Eurovision voting is like a car crash

Kids apeing the grown ups falling over themselves to say how great the show was before they give the points in their best MTV accents

Neither Ireland nor Wales doing much in the scores

Skid X

Poland (where the thing was being held) jumped ahead on the audience vote at the very end, pipping the Kazakhstan lad who looks very like Kim Jong-Il

Weird contest, most of the big countries didn't bother.

Hotblack Desiato

odyssey06 wrote: »

Recording singers with modern technology and early 20th century and then playing it back...
You assume the voices you hear on recordings are how they sounded with those 'plummy' voices but that is a distortion in tone due to the recording process.
By the eve of the first world war, the recording technology had advanced to the point where the recording was a faithful reproduction of the original voice.

Pretty sure I can count the number of pre-WWI voice recordings I've heard on the fingers of one finger.

Skid X

Hello, here are some music shows on the television this weekend. Sky Arts has gone all in on Pink Floyd and BBC4 have a double of Jeff Lynne. The Jeff Lynne stuff is all very recent, some archivery would have been nice too, just saying ...




Thursday
2pm Hollywood In Vienna – Thrilling Moments & Lalo Schoffrin (Sky Arts)
The Radio Symphony Orchestra of Vienna performs music from thrillers including The Third Man, Sunset Boulevard, Psycho and The Godfather, as well as paying tribute to Lalo Schifrin

4pm The Movie Music Of Spike Lee (Sky Arts)
A concert celebrating jazz composer and trumpeter Terence Blanchard's scores for director Spike Lee's films, including Malcolm X, Summer of Sam, 25th Hour and Inside Man

7pm Johnny Cash Christmas Special 1979 (Sky Arts)

9pm Glor Tire – Rogha Agur Togha (TG4)

9pm Elton John Uncensored (BBC1)
Elton John and Graham Norton chat about the musician's life and career, which spans more than 50 years. Elton discusses his childhood growing up as Reg Dwight in post-war Pinner, Middlesex, and looks back at his rise to global stardom in the 1970s. He also shares musical memories of the 80s and 90s, discusses his addictions, and how he managed to overcome them to become one of the world's most successful and prolific solo artists

10pm Elton John At The BBC (BBC4)
A selection of interviews, news clips and archive BBC session performances from throughout the singer's career

10pm BBC Arts NI Presents (BBC2NI)
Stephen McCauley presents fresh music talent including acoustic sounds by JC Stewart, R&B-infused beats from Dena Anuksa, electro-pop from Alice La, alt-rock from New Pagans and Wild Youth, plus rising stars from the classical world

10pm Great Film Composers – The Music Of The Movies (Sky Arts)
Ep2 1930s & the Father of Film Music A look at soundtracks of the 1930s

10.55pm Sings Disney Songs (BBC4)
Interpretations of music from the Walt Disney Studios' films over the past 40 years, featuring songs including the Bare Necessities, When You Wish Upon a Star and Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah. Celine Dion and Elton John are among the artists on clips from shows including Top of the Pops, Blue Peter, Shirley Bassey, It's Lulu, Louis Armstrong's Show of the Week and Brubeck




Friday
2pm Lady Antebellum Live (Sky Arts)

7pm Classic Albums: The Who – Who’s Next (Sky Arts)

7.30pm Top Of The Pops 1988 – November 17 (BBC4)
Gary Davies and Susie Mathis present the edition first aired on November 17, featuring Yazz, All About Eve, INXS, Mica Paris, Tanita Tikaram, Robin Beck and Salt-N-Pepa

8pm & 1.45am Sound Of Song (BBC4)
Ep 2/3 Reeling and Rocking Musician Neil Brand explores the elements that come together to make classic songs by recreating some of the most famous recording sessions in history. Among the samples analysed are Elvis Presley's slapback echo effect in Memphis, the Beatles' tape loops at Abbey Road, Phil Spector's 'wall of sound' technique, and the Beach Boys' pop symphonies. The presenter also looks at how an American soldier's discovery of magnetic tape in the ruins of Second World War Germany drove the emergence of the music studio and the rise of the producer as a new creative force for shaping the sound of song

8pm Robbie Williams Live for BBC Radio 2 (BBC Red Button, repeated on loop)

8pm Music Icons – Psychedelic Rock (Sky Arts)
8.30pm Music Icons – Chicago Blues (Sky Arts)

8.30pm Ceol@Celtic (TG4)

9pm & 1.15am Top Of The Pops 1988 – November 24 (BBC4)
Simon Mayo and Andy Crane present the edition first aired on November 24, featuring performances by Tiffany, Bomb the Bass featuring Maureen, Deacon Blue, Michael Jackson, Pet Shop Boys, Iron Maiden, Bananarama, Chris de Burgh, Robin Beck and Hithouse

9pm Sidemen – Long Road To Glory (Sky Arts)
A look at the lives and legacies of piano player Pinetop Perkins, drummer Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith and guitarist Hubert Sumlin - all sidemen to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf

9.30pm Country Music By Ken Burns (BBC4)
Ep3 The Hillbilly Shakespeare (1945-1953) How country music adapted to the cultural changes of immediate post-war society between 1945 and 1953. Bill Monroe, Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs transformed the traditional string band music into something more syncopated - bluegrass. And out of the bars and juke joints came honky-tonk, a new sound with electric guitars and songs about drinking, cheating and heartbreak. Contributors include Kris Kristofferson, Brenda Lee, Ricky Skaggs and Vince Gill.
10.20pm Ep4 I Can't Stop Loving You (1953-1963) The history of the American art form and how it evolved between 1953 and 1963 when the confluence of blues and hillbilly music at Sun Studios gave birth to rockabilly, the precursor of rock 'n' roll, with Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash at the forefront. In the recording studios of Music City, country music's twang was replaced by something smoother - the Nashville sound. Contributors include Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Rosanne Cash, Elvis Costello, Brenda Lee and Merle Haggard. Narrated by Peter Coyote

10.35pm The Cavern Club – The Beat Goes On (Sky Arts)
Recent Doc about The Cavern where The Beatles played regularly

12.05am Suburban Steps To Rockland – The Story Of The Ealing Club (Sky Arts)
Documentary about the west London music venue that became the launchpad for British rock musicians including the Rolling Stones, the Who and Eric Clapton

12.40am Other Voices (RTE2)
Performances by Pow Pig, Kitt Philipa, Columbia Mills, Mango and Mathman and I Have a Tribe

2.05am The Who Live At Kilburn 1977 (Sky Arts)

2.45am Tunes For Tyrants – Music & Power with Suzy Klein (Sky Arts)
Ep 1/3 Revolution A exploration of music's crucial political role in the most turbulent years of the 20th century, beginning by looking at the years after the Russian Revolution and the First World War when music was seen as a tool to change society




Saturday
5pm CMA Country Christmas Concert 2018 (Sky Arts)

6.40pm Pink Floyd Live At Pompei 1972 (Sky Arts)
Pink Floyd Night on Sky Arts

7pm TOTP – The Story of 1978 (Yesterday)
7.45pm Corn Ui Riada I mBarr a Chuma (TG4)
Sean nos Concert with Conchuabhar O'Luasa and Friends

8pm Rolling Stones Live At The BBC (Yesterday)

8pm Classic Albums: Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The Moon (Sky Arts)

8.15pm Opry An Iuir (TG4)

9pm Roger Waters – The Wall (Sky Arts)
Rog does the whole thing live sometime during his 2010-13 tour

9pm Belladrum – Elbow (BBC Alba)

10.35pm Radio 2 In Concert – Jeff Lynne’s ELO (BBC4)
New set from Jeff https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009yzz

11.30pm Jeff Lynne’s ELO – Wembley Or Bust (BBC4)
A 2017 concert at Wembley Stadium in which the musician and producer was joined by his ensemble band to deliver a show filled with vintage ELO tunes such as Mr Blue Sky, Livin' Thing, and Evil Woman. Jeff also performs Do Ya from his days with the Move, as well as Handle With Care, which he recorded with the Traveling Wilburys

11.30pm Pink Floyd PULSE – The Dark Side Of The Moon Live (Sky Arts)
A 1994 concert by the band in which they performed their classic 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon at Earl's Court during their Division Bell tour

12.30am Pink Floyd – The Story Of Wish You Were Here (Sky Arts)
Documentary telling the story behind the making of Pink Floyd's landmark 1975 album Wish You Were Here, featuring interviews with Roger Waters, David Gilmour and Nick Mason

12.45am Top Of The Pops 1988 – November 17 (BBC4)
1.15am Top Of The Pops 1988 – November 24 (BBC4)

1.45am Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (Sky Arts)
The 1992 concert at Wembley Stadium in honour of the Queen frontman, which featured performances by David Bowie, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Axl Rose, Roger Daltrey, Liza Minnelli, Robert Plant, Seal, Slash and George Michael. Featuring rehearsal footage and interviews with Queen members Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon

2.45am Music Moguls – Masters Of Pop (BBC4)
Ep 1/3




Sunday
8pm Duran Duran – One Night Only (VM3)
2011 TV Special which Virgin Media never get tired of showing

8pm The Stones In The Park (Sky Arts)
1969 Rolling Stones Concert from Hyde Park, which took take two days after guitarist Brian Jones died

9pm The Pretty Things – The Final Bow (Sky Arts)
The British band celebrate their 55-year career and bid farewell to fans with a final concert at the O2 in London, featuring performances of hits including Honey I Need. Wikipedia says they once had a drummer called Twink. I don’t know if that is the Irish one out of Maxi, Dick and Twink. Although this Twink is now known as Mohammed Abdullah, so maybe not

9.30pm Ceol Chogada Na Saoirse (TG4)
Ep 3 of 4 How instrumental songs associated with the Irish War of Independence and Civil War have been in shaping a false popular narrative of that War

10.55pm David Gilmour Live In Gdansk 2006 (Sky Arts)

12.45am Ron Geeshin – An Improvised Life (Sky Arts)
A look at the life of musician Ron Geesin, best known for his collaborations with Pink Floyd. Featuring performances and interviews with Nick Mason and Geesin himself

2.05am XTC – This Is Pop (Sky Arts)
Excellent documentary charting the career of English rock band XTC, who formed in Swindon in 1972 and became one of Britain's most influential yet unsung bands. Not on Youtube, might well be on other sites if you google it

3.30am Sidemen – Long Road To Glory (Sky Arts)



I bring news that Nile Rodgers will appear on BBC1 at Christmas ... on a Dame Edna Everage Special. There will also be shows featuring INXS, Liam Gallagher and Dolly Parton. More of that anon https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/mediapacks/xmas19tv




And finally, the Best unlikely folk acoustic appearance of ZZ Top in a Time Travel Adventure Movie Trilogy might be this number in Back To The Future III (Sunday Film4 6.45pm). This clip has the diologue dubbed into Russian, at no extra cost



https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/zz-top-back-to-the-future-cameo-863220/

Welsh Megaman

Susie Mathis!

Welsh Megaman

Yazz decides to wear everything in her wardrobe.

Welsh Megaman

Singing ‘live’, All About Eve!



*gulp*