The first film made by GTO records, under the aegis of one Ron Inkpen, who would produce a couple of real stormers before the genre fizzled out. This, however, wasn’t one of them, being part live concert footage of Gary Glitter at the Rainbow Theatre, part half-arsed backstage ‘portrait of the artist’ vanity cobblers, and part Netto version of The Beatles’ Help, with its perfunctory plot about a mysterious far-right group out to assassinate Mr Do You Wanna Touch Me. Never has a film’s title accumulated so much sad irony.
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Top of the Pops
Thursday, 19.30, 01.05, BBC4For the first time in a while, two consecutive episodes, so it’s a completely different line-up to the last time and some belated debuts for Ian Dury and Sham 69 who we’d have otherwise seen two weeks ago, in a classic Pops juxtaposition with another Cilla flop and the first appearance of a record that, even skipping all the Savile and Travis episodes, you’re going to hear a hell of lot over the next few months.
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