Move out of my way it's the 30th of June 2000 edition of Top of the Pops!
Sing when you're spinning
30-6-2000: Presenter: Jamie Theakston
(2) BLACK LEGEND – You See The Trouble With Me
Last week's number one.
(22) LONESTAR – Amazed
Amazingly still in the top 30 and it peaked at number 21.
(8) GIRL THING – Last One Standing
With their only top ten hit and it was at its peak.
(7) DAMAGE – Ghetto Romance
Here with their fourth and final top ten hit and it got no higher.
(5) DAVID GRAY – Babylon
Making his studio debut with his first of nine top 40 hits, this was his biggest and it was at its peak.
(NEW) LIMP BIZKIT – Take A Look Around (via satellite)
Will become their first of four top ten hits when it peaks at number 3.
(NEW) OASIS – Sunday Morning Call
Performing the third and final single from their number one album, Standing On the Shoulder of Giants, and it will peak at number 4.
(1) KYLIE MINOGUE – Spinning Around (and credits)
With her first number one hit for ten years and it was there for one week.
15-7-76: Presenter: Noel Edmonds
ReplyDelete(NEW) SUNFIGHTER – Drag Race Queen
(16) LIVERPOOL EXPRESS – You Are My Love ®
(29) THE BEATLES – Back In The U.S.S.R. (danced to by Ruby Flipper)
(NEW) BOBBY GOLDSBORO – A Butterfly For Bucky
(3) DR. HOOK – A Little Bit More (video)
(14) ONE HUNDRED TON & A FEATHER – It Only Takes A Minute
(NEW) GLAMOUR PUSS – Superman
(34) STATUS QUO – Mystery Song (video)
(23) TAVARES – Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel (danced to by Ruby Flipper)
(48) JIMMY JAMES & THE VAGABONDS – Now Is The Time
(1) DEMIS ROUSSOS – Forever And Ever (video)
(50) THE CHANTER SISTERS – Sideshow (and credits)
One Hundred Ton & A Feather was edited out, hence the show was only 35 minutes long on BBC4 compared to the original 1976 airing.
DeleteQuite liked the two Ruby Flipper performances on this show, especially the second one to The Tavares.
Good to see BBC4 resuming the 1976 shows, now in the middle of the famous long hot summer of 1976.
Looking forward to this evening's '76 edition. Thin Lizzy 'Jailbreak' was one of my choices for best clips in the first 10 years of BBC4 showing them. Next week's one looks utter dreck aside from the No.1 but that's the joy of revisiting that year. Some very good singles around Oct and Nov.
DeleteIt's good also that BBC2 are doing a special to mark 90 years of BBC television. Probably Glastonbury, perhaps with some Glastonbury. No DJ Spoony is one of the people involved and he should select some interesting things. Katie Derham as well so a nice selection of classical.
I would insist on Adelaide Hall from Oct 1947, the earliest existing Telerecording but probably not. Duke Ellington and Wes Montgomery on Jazz 625, Jacqueline Du Pre. For pre '76 Totp it would be good to see T.Rex 'Hot Love' which got a brief showing on the 25th anniversary show. Fleetwood Mac 'Oh Well' from the recovered Nov '69 clips. Colour Me Pop, A Little Night Music and Rock Goes To College. All of those would be a treat to watch. Looking forward to seeing what they have in store.
Next week's '76 edition looks good. It's the week after that looks pretty awful.
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