(15-04-2022 15:02 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]Best videos of 1989 on 5 around 11. A fairly solid series, though many omissions (not that I expected them to discuss Boys (Summertime Love) or Love in an Elevator, if I'm honest)
This channel 5 series returned last weekend with the best videos of 1990 (and 1991 is tomorrow night).
SA have a few Jimi Hendrix repeats tonight from 9. BBC4 have an old concert from Elkie Brooks at 9, then a more recent one from Joan Armatrading at 10.
BBC4 in country mode tonight from 9, with repeats of John Denver, Glen Campbell and Kenny Rogers. SA from 9 repeat about George Harrison.
Genesis fans will be tuned to SA from 7, with a documentary to 9, then two concert shows after that.
BBC2 have a new doc on Little Richard tomorrow night.
BBC3 are repeating last year's bloody Eurovision event tonight from 7.
BBC4 are showing a new doc on Fanny from 9 onwards. No, it's true.
Eric Clapton in concert on SA tonight; Pet Shop Boys get the theme night treatment on BBC2 tomorrow night. Though maybe some last minute Smiths stuff will turn up too/instead.
60s night on BBC4 from 9 with Cilla, Dusty, Lulu and Cliff.
SA have got Peter Frampton in concert for a mildly modernist alternative.
Gordon Lightfoot tribute on BBC4 from 9; Santana on SA from 9-12!
Those not watching the IoW stuff on SA from 7, could catch Nina Simone in concert from 9 on BBC4, followed by a 3-part doc on the Montreux Jazz Festival.
SA have a new series Greatest Albums Live starting at 10 with Dexys 1982' Too-Rye-Ay.
SA edition of the above this week features Stereophonics doing their 2001 effort Just Enough Education to Perform. Their choice, I suppose.
BBC4 aren't going on to the 1995 TOTPs this week, but there's gigs from 80s stars galore, with a-ha, Tears For Fears, Annie Lennox, Depeche Mode and even Toyah!