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with Peter Latham
featuring the music of the BBC Northern Dance Orchestra
Conductor, Bernard Herrmann
The Swinging Strings
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
The Louis Voss Light Orchestra
Kenny Ball's Jazzmen
Russ Sainty and the Nu-Notes
The Roger Webb Quartet
Johnny Cooper and his Band
The Steve Benbow Four
The Al Gay Quartet
and a star choice of records
Produced by BILL BEBB and CYRIL DRAKE

(Johnny Cooper and his Band are at the Hammersmith Palais, London)

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Latham
Conductor:
Bernard Herrmann
Unknown:
Louis Voss
Unknown:
Kenny Ball
Unknown:
Russ Sainty
Unknown:
Roger Webb
Unknown:
Johnny Cooper
Unknown:
Steve Benbow
Producer:
Bill Bebb
Producer:
Cyril Drake

GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS
PETER AND GORDON
DAVE BERRY AND THE CRUISERS
SUSAN MAUGHAN
MR. ACKER BILK AND HIS PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND
JOHNNY BEV
THE MIKE COTTON SOUND
THE DES CHAMP EIGHT
Records you request and some new releases
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by JIMMY GRANT and BRIAN WILLEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Dave Berry
Unknown:
Susan Maughan
Unknown:
Johnny Bev
Introduced By:
Brian Matthew
Produced By:
Jimmy Grant
Produced By:
Brian Willey

Twelve hundred people in six countries make a push-button vote to pick the best European Pops.

David Gell introduces the programme from London and meets:
Leif H. Anderson in Stockholm
Vidar Lonn Arnesen in Oslo
Manne Schulman in Helsinki
Mario Saladin in Lugano
Jan Theys in Brussels
Jillian Comber keeps the score

Jan Theys (Brussels)
To the non-fan one pop disc may sound very like another. To the fans, who know the difference, how do British discs compare with those from other parts of Europe? This afternoon, a Swedish device called the mentometer will be installed in Belgium, Britain, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland to measure the response of 1200 jurors to two records from each of those countries. The programme will be broadcast simultaneously in the countries taking part, and the six juries will vote, giving scores to each record played. The one that is awarded the most votes will become the top pop of Europe for this week.

In Sweden the mentometer has been used for four years to pick the regular hit parade, and it was from that idea that our own Top Ten Game was devised. The European Pop Jury was suggested by Swedish Radio as part of the European Broadcasting Union's Radio in Europe Week. Since English is understood in the participating countries, it was decided to direct the proceedings from London, and Klas Burling will be coming from Sweden to produce the programme with me. David Gell will link the other comperes, who will supply local scores and translations into their own languages where necessary.
(Johnny Beerling)

Contributors

Presenter (London):
David Gell
Presenter (Stockholm):
Leif H. Anderson
Presenter (Oslo):
Vidar Lonn Arnesen
Presenter (Helsinki):
Manne Schulman
Presenter (Lugano):
Mario Saladin
Presenter (Brussels):
Jan Theys
Score-keeper:
Jillian Comber
Producer:
Klas Burling
Producer:
Johnny Beerling

THE B.M.C. BAND
Conducted by HARRY MORTIMER and THE ROLLS-ROYCE WELFARE MALE VOICE CHOIR
Conductor, MAVIS WIBBERLEY
Introduced by VICTOR HALLAM
Given before an invited audience at the Rolls-Royce Welfare Hall. Derby

Contributors

Conducted By:
Harry Mortimer
Conductor:
Mavis Wibberley
Introduced By:
Victor Hallam

Songs and choruses sung by a section of the BRISTOL SINGERS
Conductor, PHILIP MOORE
FREDERICK HARVEY (baritone)
COURTNEY KENNY at the piano
Introduced by DEREK JONES

Contributors

Conductor:
Philip Moore
Baritone:
Frederick Harvey
Baritone:
Courtney Kenny
Introduced By:
Derek Jones

A Forces Show from
Munster, West Germany in collaboration with the British Forces Broadcasting Service
Introduced by PETER GOOD WRIGHT with ELKIE BROOKS
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON
LES DAWSON
THE RONNIE ALDRICH QUARTET and THE MIGIL 5
Script by DICK VOSBURGH
Produced by Bobby Jaye

Contributors

Introduced By:
Peter Good Wright
Unknown:
Elkie Brooks
Unknown:
Humphrey Lyttelton
Unknown:
Les Dawson
Script By:
Dick Vosburgh
Produced By:
Bobby Jaye

ROBIN HALL and JIMMIE MACGREGOR
STEVE BENBOW , SYDNEY CARTER with The songs they've heard The folk they've met
This week: GILL and TERRY and JEREMY TAYLOR
Produced by John Dyas

Contributors

Unknown:
Robin Hall
Unknown:
Jimmie MacGregor
Unknown:
Steve Benbow
Unknown:
Jeremy Taylor
Produced By:
John Dyas

Tonight you are invited to dance or listen to some of the top orchestras in Northern Europe
KEN MACKINTOSH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
From the Empire Ballroom. London
THE U.S.-DANES
From ' Ambassadur ' in Copenhagen HAMBURG STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conductor, ROLF KÜHN
From Hamburg
A live Nord-Ring production

Contributors

Unknown:
Ken MacKintosh

Light Programme

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