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David Baldwin
Registrace 7. 10. 2006
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Thanks for the Memory
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The intro and credits for the Thanks for the Memory compilation programme. Extras include 1964 clips of Blue Peter, a selection of idents and a clear version of the 'Dock Green Nick' out-take.
A small (but friendly) selection box…..
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Robert Dougall recreates his bulletin from 18th June 1963 Alan Freeman reads the top ten from the same week Ludovik Kennedy on the drums with Kenny Ball & the Jazzman from April 1977 (in full on this recording)
BBC1 Christmas 1979 part two
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Three more of the trailer intros from Christmas 1979 plus The Cambridge Buskers - minus the caps and overcoats - on Pebble Mill at One
Wayne Sleep 1970s
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A 1979 interview with Wayne Sleep on Pebble Mill at One - with the addition of a Royal Ballet Christmas performance from the mid-70s.
BBC1 Christmas 1979 part one
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The Cambridge Buskers were the theme for BBC1s Christmas package in 1979. A chance to see both the package intro and the buskers (David "Dag" Ingram and Michael Copley), performing on Pebble Mill at One. P/S stay to the end …
Christmas 1976 BBC1
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After accidentally publishing this in July here is the ident with the National Anthem
BBC 1 (1968) ident Day 1
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ITV's new stations were due to start broadcasting on the 27th July 1968 with a new set of idents and jingles. On Monday 7th July 1968, BBC-1 replaced the watchstrap ident with the floating globe and occasionally with a jingle.
BBC 1 The Robins Christmas 1985
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It started off okay (though the turntable seemed to get slower by the day). The globe was used for closedowns - but David Miles gave the robins a mention at close on Christmas Day. By Boxing Day the preceding trailer dropped into the ident - Already the heads were now just nodding and not moving from side to side plus, the backlighting stayed light blue and the top robin had just about resigned...
Christmas 1978 BBC1 (recreated)
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Probably remembered for the strange size of the word Christmas compared to the head. As you can see from the position of the lettering Noddy was not particular when he moved around. One slight knock and everything was out of place. I’m pretty sure a still picture was used at closedown again …. But it’s a long time ago.
BBC 1975 I wanna tell you a story
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New Years Eve 1975 and Max Bygraves looks back over 75 years of show business. with the Dougie Squires dancers, the Eddie Lester singers. Orchestra leader - John Sharpe. Musical Director: Peter Knight. Producers: Yvonne Littlewood and John Ammonds
1977 Christmas Closedown BBC1 (sadly never happened)
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1977 Christmas Closedown BBC1 (sadly never happened)
BBC2 1978 Christmas ident & World Service theme
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BBC2 1978 Christmas ident & World Service theme
60 BBC Years of Broadcasting to Children
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60 BBC Years of Broadcasting to Children
BBC Nationwide - Last edition for Frank Bough
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BBC Nationwide - Last edition for Frank Bough
Along with the coldest winter in 40 years it was an extraordinary year weather wise.
The good old days. News was news in those days and not guess work amd speculation and opinion!!! Now every Tom Dick amd Harry thinks he is a news broadcaster.
That is BRILLIANT SIR...i am a child of the 70s...teenager of the 80s....and a Television historian of sorts.... and i remember EVERY ONE of these title sequences...I even made a cardboard version of the Nationwide WHEEL LOGO , in art, in the junior school...which was displayed for months....and EVERYONE recognised it from the TV opening credits...Happy days....!!!
Pity policing wasn't like this now country would be a good place
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Old school entertainer, when the emphasis was on ENTERTAINING. I grew up watching Max on TV; and it was a privilege.
I bet all that equipment was smashed up and dumbed in a skip when they upgraded 😢😢😢
Brings a lump to the throat l was 18. Today l often watch films from 60, 70s.
4:55
You probably meant 8th July 1968… the 7th was a Sunday.
Loving this new perspective on how the BBC produced and presented their Olympics coverage
It takes me back to my childhood, when great Britain was great, sadly not great anymore, a certain faith is taking over our country and prime minister is all for it shame on him and this labour government.
Christmas 1982 was so underrated
a few intros from the 1977 titles has emerged from this user www.youtube.com/@jimproby
The halcyon days of BBC Athletics was in the early 1980’s with the wonderful commentary team of David Coleman, Ron Pickering and Stuart Storey. The big meetings such as Zurich, Oslo etc would be shown live on BBC1 and we would tune in to watch Steve Ovett or Seb Coe break another world record…
1984. A sweet era. That BBC ident was certainly on its last legs, though!
Rest in Peace Freddie and Montserrat
Times have changed unfortunately it's all amination now them older intros bring back such happy memories, like when the bbc had the rights it's a chat show now 🙄
I wish they would still use Vangelis for the theme. Mind you I wish there was still a Des and a Steve and a David and a Barry and a Ron and a Harry around as well. The closest we have to the old school is Hazel who still has that smooth, relaxed, laid back, authoritative presenting style. What she is doing at the moment with her 2024 presenting duties is like an old style Grandstand.
1996: “Tara’s Theme” and “Dixie.” The 90s were a much different time back then. 😂
That Barcelona 92 theme...oh my 😢 Good times
Shame it couldn’t be closed down forever
Bbc missed bdiarras heat 1996 Olympic mebs 100 meters
Wait, WHAAAT!!!!!? The Signoff stage with the globe ball is actually at the studio and it still airs!!!!!???!!!😮😮😮😮😮
The days when it was just about the sport and nothing else
aye sure 72 76 80 84 had no politics whatsoever. 88 92 no cheating whatsoever no doped to the gills athletes between 72 and 2006 nope clean as a whistle no murders bombings boycotts etc. Its more about sport now than it ever has been
@@LB1973 Whenever I see sentiments like his I can't help but roll my eyes, and then some
Pop Looks Bach, or the Winter Olympics Theme, or Ski Sunday.
Originally test card music. Bought off the shelf and free of royalties.
Was first used for Innsbruck 1976 and again for Lake Placid 1980.
@@00simonwise sign of a good theme when outlasts the programme
In the US "Ski Sunday" was the opener for "The World Tomorrow" with Garner Ted Armstrong, which many stations aired early in the morning.
Of course back then the BBC actually showed live action, as opposed to having a few people sitting around on cosy sofas talking about it.
That was when the BBC held the exclusive live TV rights to the Olympics and winter Olympics for the UK. Since Tokyo 2020 Discovery networks owns the European live rights, giving rise to blanket streaming coverage on discovery+ and wall-to-wall on Eurosport channels. The BBC only has what it has because UK law (“the crown jewels of sport”) requires a free-to-air broadcaster to have significant live rights to the Olympics and winter Olympics. The BBC only has a certain number of hours it can show live, but I believe it has an unlimited highlights capability.
They used to record the field events then insert them between the track events. Years and years no problem now everything has to be immediate
@bdavebaldwin coverage on BBC rubbish this time.no choices on red button.
@@melgrant7404 I’m sick of getting text messages every time we get a medal. I thought it was important to take part not just to win - or did that fall down a financial black hole.
@@bdavebaldwin agree.
I notice that the BBC was already sucking up to the Americans back in the day.
My favorite is “Barcelona” as played out by the illuminated fountain which is iconic to Barcelona and I saw it in 1973 some nineteen years before. They (The Council) could then operate it for one hour on three nights each week as it was too expensive. By the time the games came around the council had collected TV money from the Games and could operate it for four hours every night. The song “Barcelona” was written as part of an opera called “Exercises in Free Love”; the opera was never completed and was performed by Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Cabal.
Monserrat Caballé
That's So Raven
Al Punto Con Jorge Ramos
Fabrica De Risas
I remember the music to the olympics in 1984 was ‘Gold’ by Spandau ballet 3:03
They used it a lot in 1984, usually as a outro or over the day's highlights, but it was never the official theme tune.
@@steverob5I think ‘reach out’ was the official song of the games but I only really remember BBC using it as a filler.
@@bdavebaldwin I remember 'Reach Out' well - really inspirational. The BBC did a montage of 'Gold' after the games finished.
Thanks for this. A person can quite like _Pop Goes Bach_ and then suddenly go off it through repeated exposure. Thank you, BBC!
Many thanks for the compilation. I would have thought the BBC would be using Chariots Of Fire for their Olympic theme until time immemorial, especially for the 2024 games. I think they made a good choice with using an Edith Piaf standard for their coverage.
The good old teleprinter. Remember it like yesterday!
R.I.P Grandstand (1958-2007)
Thanks very much everybody, Thank you bt 13 goodbye.
oh my freaking gosh never expected the headquaters bro...this is idk how rare
2:25 I wonder how that tune ever became virtually the official world anthem of slow motion running? I mean, it is absolutely unrivalled as the go to piece for slow-mo running sequences. Why? How? What made everyone just universally agree that it was slow motion running in music form?
I suppose it's from the music video (and probably the movie itself) czcams.com/video/8a-HfNE3EIo/video.html
@@97channel it’s odd in another way. ITV used Long John Baldrys ‘Mexico’ in 1968 and just paid the royalties for multiple use. The BBC generally used to commission music and not have to pay royalties (That’s why they got stuck with Helmut for three summer olympics). They seem to use a lot of commercial stuff in recent years if only to put an obstacle to stop it going on CZcams.
If I recall correctly, the fountains was more a montage / interlude thing. Though could have been used for the credits for all I know.
I think what surprised me at the time was it just came on at the end of a programme without any mention. At least in those days they didn’t brag about 250 hours of coverage and spend 200 of them talking.
@@bdavebaldwinand 1700 minutes of trails...
Nationwide was full of trivial crap
I remember the '83 & 84 Wimbledons when John McEnroe won and '82 when he lost to Jimmy Connors in an epic 5 set final when I was 12. 1983 & 84 were great summers with plenty of hot weather but summers in the 80's were generally crap with a lot of rain and cool temperatures dominated. After '84, I don't think we had another hot summer until 1989 not long after I started my first job.
Back when Billy Connolly seemed to be genuinely likeable before he disappeared up his own arse.
Awesome theme tune… memories
Welling up at Barcelona
Guy, is closedown. This clock from end and starting the tone bad
Climate Change '85!
Please tell me NBC also used the BBC Olympic theme from 1964 that year.
Nothing from Ch4 though