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OH BOY TV Show

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04/04/1959
OH BOY! Show
Set 1Opening Medley;
It’s Late (Dean Webb)
He’s My Own (2 Vernons Girls)
Good Rockin’ Tonight (The Cutters & Entire Cast.)

Tony Hall introduction

Long Gone (Lord Rockingham's XI)

Charlie Brown (Neville Taylor & The Cutters)

Oh Wait For It Baby (Cherry Wainer)

I Like Love (Tony Sheridan and his Wreckers)

Don’t Look Now (The Vernons Girls)

Red Planet Rock (Don Lang - with Red Price on sax solo)

Slippin’ n’ Slidin’ (Dickie Pride)

This is Our First Anniversary (Lorie Mann)

Move It! (Chris Andrews)
(very interesting version, but of course Cliff is the best with "Move It!" - http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1078944/8444724/

Dirty Old Town (Mike Preston)

Tony Hall introduces Brenda Lee’s first UK TV appearance;

Humming The Blues Over You (Brenda Lee)

Wont You Come Home Bill Bailey (Brenda Lee & Lord Rockingham's XI)
CommentAs broadcast, a commercial break appeared between Red Planet Rock and Slippin' n' Slidin'
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05/30/1959
OH BOY! Show
Set 1SHOW # 38 (FINAL SHOW) SATURDAY 30th MAY 1959
Compered by Jimmy Henney and Tony Hall


1. TV Hop (Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Billy Fury, Bill Forbes & Dickie Pride)
Rip It Up (2 Vernons Girls)
Lonesome Traveller (4 of Lord Rockingham's XI + Cliff et al)

2. Rah Rah Rockingham (Lord Rockingham's XI)

3. Let’s Rock While the Rockin's Good (Cuddly Dudley)

4. Don’t Knock Upon My Door (Billy Fury)

5. Looby Doo (Cherry Wainer)

6. All American Boy (Marty Wilde)

7. Slippin ‘n’ Slidin’ (Dickie Pride)

8. When I Grow Too Old To Dream (Peter Elliott)

9. When the Saints Go Marching In (Complete cast for close of first half)

********************COMMERCIAL BREAK********************


10. I Had A Dream (Start of 2nd half with Vernons Girls & Dallas Boys)

11. Woman From Liberia (Bill Forbes)

12. Dirty Old Town (Mike Preston)

13. Turn Me Loose (Cliff Richard)

14. Good Cat (Neville Taylor & The Cutters)

15. Percy Green (Don Lang)

16. Three Cool Cats (Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Dickie Pride)

17. Early in the Morning (Marty Wilde, Cliff Richard)
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