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Discs a Go-Go: With Kent Walton, The Mike Cotton Jazzmen, The Yardbirds, Millie Small. Long-running music series, produced in Bristol, which typically featured pop and jazz performers, miming to their latest recordings.
This weekly pop music programme from TWW (which broadcast to Wales and the West of England, although the show was also seen in other ITV regions) was hosted by Kent Walton. The show was first broadcast from the company’s studios in Cardiff using a set designed to resemble a cellar coffee bar.
Episode dated 2 March 1968: Directed by John Scriminger. With Tony Blackburn, Tony Crane, Engelbert Humperdinck, Solomon King. Made and screened more than two years after the end of the final series in 1965, this was a one-off show as part of the final week of TWW programmes, which had lost the ITV franchise to Harlech Television.
Discs a Go-Go (TV Series 1961–1968) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
TV Pop Diaries - Discs-A-Gogo. Pop Music on British Television 1955 - 1999. Produced by Chris Mercer, and hosted by Cool For Cats' Kent Walton Discs-A-Gogo seems to have been one of the great lost pop TV shows of the sixties.
31 de oct. de 2012 · Discs A Gogo was a weekly pop music show broadcast live. This was The Beatles’ only appearance on the show, which was broadcast from 7-7.30pm. They mimed to ‘Love Me Do’ .
Long-running music series, produced in Bristol, which typically featured pop and jazz performers, miming to their latest recordings.
