
Sings Bacharach and David!
BBC archive performances of songs by the legendary songwriting team of Burt Bacharach and Hal David, featuring Sandie Shaw, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfield and The Stranglers.
The BBC have raided their remarkable archive once more to reveal evocative performances from Burt Bacharach and Hal David's astonishing songbook. Love songs from the famous songwriting duo were a familiar feature of 60s and 70s BBC entertainment programmes such as Dusty, Cilla and The Cliff Richard Show, but there are some surprises unearthed here too.
Highlights include Sandie Shaw singing Always Something There to Remind Me, Aretha Franklin performing I Say a Little Prayer, Dusty Springfield's Wishin' and Hopin', The Stranglers' rendition of Walk on By on Top of the Pops, The Carpenters in concert performing (They Long to Be) Close to You and Burt Bacharach revisiting his classic Kentucky Bluebird with Rufus Wainwright on Later...with Jools Holland.
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Sandie Shaw
(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Eleanor Thomas |
| Executive Producer | Mark Cooper |
Broadcasts
- Fri 27 Apr 201222:00
- Sat 28 Apr 201202:20
- Mon 30 Apr 201202:40
- Fri 17 Aug 201222:20
- Sat 18 Aug 201202:20
- Fri 25 Apr 201421:00
- Sat 26 Apr 201402:35
- Sat 17 Jan 201500:00
- Sat 15 Aug 201501:50
- Sat 7 Nov 201500:00
- Sun 19 Mar 201702:45
- Sun 13 May 201800:10
- Thu 29 Aug 201901:45
- Sat 15 Feb 202001:00
- Mon 28 Dec 202000:25
- Fri 21 May 202119:00
- Sat 22 May 202100:30
- Fri 8 Jul 202219:00
- Fri 10 Feb 202320:00
- Sat 11 Feb 202302:10
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