A SELECTION OF LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM TV MUSIC SHOWS - Relive the golden era of UK television with iconic 60s and 70s musical acts, presented as a bite‑size entertainment showcase perfect for That's Oldies (MCR and Sky) programming. This quick overview gives UK viewers at a glance the programme highlights of each episode, blending classic British TV charm with unforgettable live music.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW A SELECTION OF LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM TV MUSIC SHOWS is a nostalgic series that curates the most iconic live moments from British TV music programmes of the 1960s and 1970s. Each episode transports UK viewers back to the golden age of pop, rock and soul, showcasing performances that originally aired on legendary shows such as “Top of the Pops”, “The Old Grey Whistle Test”, “Ready Steady Go!” and “The Jimmy Savile Show”. The series is presented as a comprehensive guide for anyone who loves British TV history, offering full details and an in‑depth review of each performance in a format that feels both documentary and entertainment. WHAT TO EXPECT The series delivers a meticulously researched line‑up of live acts, with each episode focusing on a specific theme – from the British Invasion to the rise of glam rock, and from folk revival to early disco. Viewers will enjoy crystal‑clear archival footage, restored audio, and insightful commentary from music historians, surviving artists and contemporary musicians who reflect on the cultural impact of the original broadcasts. In addition to the performances, the programme includes rare backstage interviews, period‑specific fashion highlights and contextual background that situates each act within the wider story of UK television and popular culture. KEY FEATURES What sets this programme apart is its blend of authentic archival material with modern production values. The series benefits from the expertise of veteran BBC archivists and features contributions from celebrated presenters who bring credibility and charm. Each episode is shot in high definition, with colour grading that respects the original aesthetic while enhancing visual clarity for today’s audience. The cast of interviewees includes original hosts, such as the legendary John Peel, as well as contemporary artists who pay tribute to the influence of these historic shows. The series also incorporates original That's Oldies (MCR and Sky) programming cues, reminding viewers of the historic scheduling that made these performances household events. WHY WATCH For discerning UK television viewers, this series offers more than nostalgia – it is an educational journey into the roots of modern British music and television entertainment. The programme provides a rare opportunity to see performances that have rarely been broadcast since their first airing, making it essential viewing for fans of drama, documentary and music alike. It celebrates the spirit of British TV’s golden era, encouraging a new generation to appreciate the artistry and cultural significance of live music on television. UK viewers will find the series both entertaining and enlightening, a perfect blend of history and performance that enriches any television guide. That's Oldies (MCR and Sky) PROGRAMMING CONTEXT A SELECTION OF LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM TV MUSIC SHOWS slots neatly into the That's Oldies (MCR and Sky) programming strategy of offering high‑quality, culturally resonant content that appeals to a broad audience. Positioned alongside flagship drama and documentary series, this entertainment series complements That's Oldies (MCR and Sky)’s commitment to preserving British heritage while delivering fresh, engaging material. Its inclusion in the weekly schedule underscores the channel’s dedication to providing UK viewers with a comprehensive guide to the nation’s rich television legacy, reinforcing That's Oldies (MCR and Sky)’s reputation as the home of premium British TV.