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Oh Boy. 10:35 p.m. to 11:05 p.m. although the T.V. Times listed 10:50 p.m. to 11.20 p.m. (first edition). The title is given as "Beat Music" in The Times. Broadcast from the A.T.V. Theatre, Wood Green. Jack Good in his weekly Disc column said that the show would have seventeen songs. A slow song was chosen as the Record of the Week. The Dallas Boys, The John Barry Seven, Lord Rockingham's XI: Fried Onions (confirmed in T.V. Times) Ronnie Carroll: Are You Sincere?, Bertice Reading, Marty Wilde, Cherry Wainer, Red Price, Neville Taylor and The Cutters, Dudley Heslop, Kerry Martin: Breathless (confirmed by T.V. Times), The Vernons Girls.
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Oh Boy! 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (the final show.) During the show it is announced that a new series will return. However it doesn't. The American channel A.B.C. (not connected with U.K. A.B.C.) begin showing an American version of the show on the 14th July 1959. Hosted by Jimmy Henney and Tony Hall. Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Duffy Power, Billy Fury, The Dallas Boys, Cherry Wainer, Don Lang, Cuddly Duddly, The Vernons Girls, Red Price, Dickie Pride, Mike Preston, Lord Rockingham's XI: Ra Ra Rockingham (confirmed by Nottingham Evening Post). Neville Taylor and The Cutters, Lorie Mann. Running Order T.V. Hop Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Billy Fury, Bill Forbes and Dickie Pride, Rip It Up, Two Vernons Girls, Lonesome Traveller, four of Lord Rockingham's XI and Cliff and others, Rah Rah Rockingham, Lord Rockingham's XI, Let's Rock While the Rockin's Good, Cuddly Dudley, Don't Knock Upon My Door, Billy Fury, Looby Doo, Cherry Wainer, All American Boy, Marty Wilde, Slippin 'n' Slidin', Dickie Pride, When I Grow Too Old To Dream, Peter Elliott, When The Saints Go Marching In, Complete cast for close of first half, Ad Break, I Had A Dream, Vernons Girls and Dallas Boys, Woman From Liberia, Bill Forbes, Dirty Old Town, Mike Preston, Turn Me Loose, Cliff Richard, Good Cat, Neville Taylor and The Cutters, Percy Green, Don Lang, Three Cool Cats, Cliff Richard, Marty Wilde, Dickie Pride, Early In The Morning, Marty Wilde, Cliff Richard. Mike Preston Mike was born as Jack Davies on May 14th, 1938 in Clapton, East London. He started off as a boxer but then branched out into singing and acting. He had four moderate hits in the United Kingdom, despite Joe Meek being his producer. Mike decided to emigrate to Australia, where he got a lot of work as an actor, starring in the police drama series Homicide.
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