More from the TV Cream Songbook
The TV Cream Songbook: four words likely to evoke levels of sonic-fuelled fear on a par with “Later with Jools Holland”.
It’s time once again to prise apart the covers of our aural anthology of retouched and reimagined signature tunes.
MONDAY 8th FEBRUARY
20.30 Delia Through The Decades, BBC2
Some Interesting Facts About Margarine here, plus more of Delia in the last of this series. To be honest we’re not that bothered about this one as it’s the last decade, including her demented series about how to use Aunt Bessie’s Frozen Mashed Potato, which we weren’t happy about because we bought loads of that before she mentioned it and we were worried it would all disappear from the shelves, cranberry-style. Slightly more amusing will be her “episode” a few years back in front of the Norwich fans, which was live on Sky Sports, fact fans.
You, The Night And The Music
AS FAMOUSLY heralded by frequence-fixated Kings Singers trillery, Radio 2 proudly became the first BBC station in the country to go 24 hours on January 28th 1979
Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins, The
Look out chaps, it’s one of those portmanteau comedy jobbies.
‘London 0 Hull 4′ by The Housemartins
AGIT-PROP indie-gospel Thatcher-baiting that wasn’t afraid to fall over on Wacaday
Starlord
A year on from 2000 AD’s launch, the IPC overlords thought they’d have another crack at the sci-fi whip, this time producing a relatively plush publication (eight pages of full colour, if you can believe it) for the more discerning sciffy fan.
Call My Bluff
Come with us if you will to a time when the comedy panel game was a shy and gentle beast.
Active Learning
The late 1960s were a time of cultural revolution in the classroom.
