Sky Arts - 20:00 A-Ha: The Movie
BBC Four - 21.00 Fleetwood Mac's Songbird - Christine McVie. 22.30 Fleetwood Mac: The Dance
All very good. The a-Ha one was surprisingly thorough; a world away from the Look In days.
BBC4 celebrated Elaine Paige with repeats last night. BBC2 showing some Don McLean repeats tonight for a change, whilst SA are doing the same for Tina Turner.
For those who missed BBC4's FMac repeats the other week, there's the chance to miss them again tonight: Don't Stop (where Mick and John live as neighbours on Maui and seem to be turning into identical twins), and then The Dance.
BBC4 are starting TOTP repeats for 1994 tonight, if that was a big year for you (some of you may not have been alive). Then at 9 two new series, Wayfaring Stranger followed by Transatlantic Sessions
Sky Arts have a 2-part effort from 8.45 called United Kingdom of Pop, followed by Rick Wakeman
More wacky Fleetwood Mackery on SA from 9-12 with a tribute thing to Peter Green, led off by Mick Fleetwood.
BBC4 have a Bacharach-themed repeat at 8, followed by some Kate Bush repeats.
SA have a new concert at half 9 where Willie Nelson meets Wynton Marsalis.
(03-05-2022 21:24 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ] (01-05-2022 04:14 )seducedx6 Wrote: [ -> ]ITV's music archive, which is no small thing, has been mined for Sky Arts, in series presented by Elbow frontman, and 6Music broadcaster Guy Garvey.
I see a 3rd series of this is starting a week on Friday 
A 4th series starts tonight (or at 2am for those with a time machine they want to waste on). Also repeated tomorrow evening. Looks like they're "revisiting" years they've already done, which seems like a good idea.
Those missing Larry Gineker on BBC1 can console themselves with Dusty Springfield overload on BBC2 instead (?) Or there's a profile on Joni Mitchell on BBC Scotland (or Alba) at 10pm instead.
EDIT - It is Alba. Also repeated Wednesday night for those who can't tear themselves away from Dusty.
Sky Arts from 7pm has Dylan, Stones, The Who & Cream.