Teletext Recovery - 30/09/1990

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2354:32 4-Tel                     SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO II From Harlem's Apollo Theatre comes a new series of hour-long shows featuring music, comedy, dancing and the infamous 'Amateur Night' contests where the audience passes its candid judgements! This week's opener is a scene-setting 'best of' the first series - Natalie Cole, Nona Hendryx, Dennis Miller, Richard Belzer, Madame X and others. Stay tuned to 40CR each week for more but start here on Tuesday at 11.50pm  2/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2350:41 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S "Baby, baby, baby, you're out of time" - no, not an over-friendly quizmaster breaking bad news but Chris Farlowe with his 1966 Number One, later covered by the Rolling Stones in 1975. Out Of Time is just one of the golden oldies belted out by a mixed bill of '60s and '70s names in this 1985 concert in aid of the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre. Not all the names are famous, though, even if the songs are.  3/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2355:10 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S Remember Vanity Fare? Even if you don't you may recognise Early In The Morning (Top 10 in 1969). But there are several times when your memory needs a little prompting as the bands troop on. Even when someone produces the goods with something instantly recognisable, they often throw in a lesser hit, too. Mungo Jerry serves up In The Summertime (a 1970 Number One) but only after Alright, Alright, Alright from 1973 (Top Ten, honest).  4/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2351:22 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S Beloved of old jukeboxes everywhere, Peter Sarstedt puts the famous question Where Do You Go To My Lovely? (1969) while The Equals plead Baby Come Back which reached Number One in 1968. Brian Poole and The Tremeloes may have fallen out - they perform separately - but maybe The Trems are patching things up with Even The Bad Times Are Good. Poole's reply is to sing about the Candy Man and then ask Do You Love Me? Well, do you?  5/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2356:10 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S Just as Brian Poole fell out with the Tremeloes so Dave Dee did with Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich but they manage to do it together just for charity - maybe because Dee was the concert producer. Hold Tight (1966) leads into their only chart-topper, The Ljgend Of Xanadu, which (complete with whip) went to No 1 in, well, when? (press REVEAL) 1968 Other '60s names include Marmalade, The Merseybeats, The Troggs, The Fortunes and Nashville Teens.  6/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2352:37 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S The highlight, though, comes with the appearance of Manfred Mann. Paul Jones takes over vocals as he had done between 1964 and 1966 to stir fond memories with Pretty Flamingo, before the boys launch into a slightly altered version of Mighty Quinn. The '70s get one chance to shine, with Mud - Oh Boy and Tiger Feet making a nicely contrasting pair. All in all, despite the wrinkles and the bum notes a fun time was had by all! 7/10 Next Feature Back-Up Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2352:47 4-Tel                     H E R O E S A N D V I L L A I N S Try these teasers and see how clued up YOU are on the golden oldies here... What was Manfred Mann's first hit? 5-4-3-2-1 (January 1964) The Merseybeats had a Top Ten hit with I Think Of You - which year? 1964 Mungo Jerry had one other UK number one after In The Summertime - what was it? Baby Jump (February 1971) Norman Miller  8/10 Next Feature Back-Up Sports What's New

P450 ORACLE 450 Sun30 Sep C4 2357:14 4-Tel                     WINNERS OF THE WALL COMPETITION Did you enter The Wall competition? These are the correct answers: 1 What was Pink Floyd's first and only number one hit to date? Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) 2 Who is the odd one out? David Lynch Winners next.O.  9/10 Beat Box Next Feature Sports What's New

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