The stars this week are "Clodagh Rodgers & White Plains"
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- White Plains were a moderate success in the early '70s...but they didn't exactly leave one with an earth-shattering performance...Clodagh, on the other hand, managed 3 top ten hits out of the 7 singles she released.
I really enjoyed watching this, what great times. I had been to Cinatras a few times in those days. always loved Clodagh's voice.
What A Fun Show...Innocence with a CAPITAL l
Was it me, but when Clodagh started to sing, did quite a few men make their way forward to get a better view of the lovely lady.
Where is she now beautiful lady ❤️💖🙏❣️
Fully retired and living in Surrey, UK.
Rodgers appeared with Honeybus on BBC Two's music programme on 12 October 1968
Great to see this. Can you give me an idea when this was broadcast? I look after Clodagh's archive and it would be useful to know. What was the programme actually called. I'm thinking it was Channel 4?
The first series (made up of 6 episodes) was shown on Thames/ITV from January 6 - February 17, 1981. This episode is the last of series 2 (made up of 20 episodes), shown on Channel 4. It went out on March 31, 1983. The 20 episodes were shown consecutively from November 9, 1982, with the exception of December 28, 1982, when the show had a week's break. The second Channel 4 series (series 3) aired shortly after, with 9 episodes shown from 8 July - 2 September 1983. There were then two Christmas Special episodes shown on December 30 & 31, 1983. A final series returned on Channel 4 with 8 episodes from 25 January - 15 March, 1986, but featured more American artists. Clodagh lip synched to two tracks she recorded specifically for the show with new arrangements. Both tracks were then pirated and released commercially without her consent.
The (almost) full guest list (The New Seekers made an appearance, but I can't find a source for which episodes it was):
THAMES TV, 1981:
6th January, 1981 (Dave Berry / The Swinging Blue Jeans)
13th January 1981 (The Merseybeats / Jigsaw)
20th January 1981 (Billy J. Kramer / Craig Douglas)
27th January 1981 (Frank Ifield / Marty Wilde)
3rd February 1981 (Don Lang / Marmalade)
17th February 1981 (The Fortunes / The Foundations)
CHANNEL 4, Series One:
9th November, 1982 (Acker Bilk / Freddie & The Dreamers)
16th November 1982 (The Troggs / Julie Rogers)
23rd November 1982 (The Nashville Teens / P.J. Proby)
30th November 1982 (The Bachelors / The Fourmost)
7th December 1982 (Lonnie Donegan / Mungo Jerry)
14th December 1982 (Gerry & The Pacemakers / Brotherhood Of Man)
21st December 1982 (Edison Lighthouse / Christie / Love Affair / Pinkerton’s Assorted Colours)
6th January 1983 (The Rubettes / Clarence ‘Frogman’ Henry)
13th January 1983 (The Swinging Blue Jeans / Billy J. Kramer)
20th January 1983 (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich)
27th January 1983 (The Crystals / Ronnie Hilton)
3rd February 1983 (Billy Fury)
10th February 1983 (The Searchers / Susan Maughan / The Bootleg Beatles)
17th February 1983 (The Equals / Chris Farlowe)
24th February 1983 (The Fortunes / Craig Douglas)
3rd March 1983 (The Tremeloes / Dave Berry)
10th March 1983 (The Caravelles / Marmalade)
17th March 1983 (Vanity Fare / The Ivy League)
24th March 1983 (The Merseybeats / The Foundations)
31st March 1983 (White Plains / Clodagh Rodgers)
CHANNEL 4, Series Two:
8th July 1983 (Bo Diddley / Mud)
15th July 1983 (Wayne Fontana / Crispian St Peters)
22nd July 1983 (Brian Poole / The Platters)
29th July 1983 (Georgie Fame / Helen Shapiro)
5th August 1983 (Mark Wynter / The Glitter Band)
12th August 1983 (Desmond Decker / The Rockin’ Berries)
19th August 1983 (Chicory Tip / Kathy Kirby)
26th August 1983 (Ronnie Carroll / The Four Pennies)
2nd September 1983 (The Allisons / The New Vaudeville Band)
30th December 1983 [CHRISTMAS SPECIAL] (The Beverley Sisters / Clive Dunn)
31st December 1983 [SWINGTIME SPECIAL] (Rosemary Clooney / Denis Lotis)
CHANNEL 4, Series Three:
25th January 1986 (The Platters / The Chi-Lites)
1st February 1986 (Del Shannon / Martha & The Vandellas)
8th February 1986 (Gloria Gaynor)
15th February 1986 (Paper Lace)
22nd February 1986 (Joe Brown)
1st March 1986 (The New Vaudeville Band / Mark Wynter)
8th March 1986 (Cliff Bennett)
15th March 1986 (The Detroit Emeralds / Edwin Starr)
Pity they don’t sing live
What was the talent show did clodagh Rodger's do
Not aware that Clodagh ever did a talent show. She was a guest judge one week on an episode of an ITV children's talent show early 1970's.