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Ready Steady Go:
The Weekend Starts Here!
(Associated-Rediffusion)(1961-66)

 (Associated-Rediffusion for ITV Network UK Fridays)(1961-66)(rock/pop music)

  'Ready Steady Go!' OP (Manfred Mann - 5-4-3-2-1 ...
READY STEADY GO !  - highlights
The Beatles on Ready Steady Go! (1964)
Paul McCartney Judges Miming Contest (Ready Steady Go).
When The Beatles Met Crass on 'Ready Steady Go'
The Beach Boys - Live on Ready Steady Go! 1964
The Who - "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere"(Ready Steady Go 1965 ...
lulu shout 1965 ready steady go

The Supremes - Baby Love (Ready Steady Go, 1965)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #163 -- 16-Sep-1966
OTIS REDDING SPECIAL
Video -  Ready, Steady, Go! Otis Redding Special (4pt) 
Starring:: Otis Redding, Guests:  Eric Burdon, Chris Farlowe

Rolling Stones - paint it black (1966)

Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Tom Alger
references:
TV Times/ TV World / British Film Institute
Internet Movie Database (http://us.imdb.com)

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READY STEADY GO: THE WEEKEND STARS HERE
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Associated Rediffusion Production
1963-1966 (known as Rediffusion from 1964)
Produced by Vicki Wickham
Presented by: Keith Fordyce, Cathy McGowan

Aired Fridays 6:30pm/ 7:00 pm (30 minutes) (Times Varied)
Some ITV regions like Granada delayed transmission to around 11:00pm on Friday


Pop presenter Keith Fordyce was being kept busy! This Friday pop show with its slogan
'The Weekend Starts Here!' was co-hosted by the demure mod Cathy McGowan and directed by
Peter Croft, with additional presenters David Gell and Michael Aldred.

It was first broadcast on 9th August 1963 from TV House, Kingsway, London in a half hour
slot beginning at 7p.m. ( some regions transmitted it in a late evening slot at 10:40p.m. )
and the first live acts were Billy Fury and Brian Poole and The Tremeloes, performing in
front of about 200 teenagers. The original theme tune was 'Wipe Out' by the Surfaris which
was soon replaced by Manfred Mann's distinctive '5-4-3-2-1'.
In 1964 it moved to a 50 minute slot which began at 6:08 p.m.
The studio disco set allowed the general public onto the studio floor for dancing and
mingling with the appearing stars. The show featured both new releases, existing hits and
off-the-cuff interviews with the artists usually carried out by Michael Aldred or Gay Singleton.

The Kingsway studio proved to be an inappropriate venue to cater for the hundreds of fans
who always crowded around outside the building and it was eventually moved to Wembley
( now Fountain ) studios. This facility was not always available at the same time every
Friday and so the show was pre-recorded, usually on Tuesdays. Direction of the show was
shared by Peter Croft, Rollo Gamble, Daphne Shadwell and Michael Lindsay-Hogg. Resident
full-time dancers on the show were Theresa Confrey and Patrick Kerr who demonstrated new
dances alongside 'members of the public' ( whom they chose specially from their visits to
the 'Sabre' club ), with a certain Paul Raven, better known in later decades as Gary Glitter,
as warm-up man for the dancing 'public'. In 1964 the RSG magazine was launched, costing
2 shillings. Also in 1964, a spin-off series featured the RSG team in a show called
'READY STEADY WIN', searching for new pop talent. The panel of judges included Brian Epstein,
Bill Haley and Brian Matthew plus guest judges each week including Ringo Starr, Brian Jones
and Mick Jagger.

April 1965 saw a temporary name change to 'READY STEADY GOES LIVE' when live transmission
and artist performances began, the previous shows being pre-recorded with the acts miming
to their records. The series ran until 23rd December 1966. Tapes of the shows are owned by
Dave Clark of The Dave Clark Five who acquired them in the Eighties.


RSG Theme Tunes:
"Hubble Bubble (Toil & Trouble)" by Manfred Mann
"5-4-3-2-1" by Manfred Mann
"Wipeout" by The Surfaris
"Land of 1000 Dances" by Wilson Picket


############## Ready Steady Go! #############
################### 1961-66 ##################
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Ready, Steady, Go: Show #1 - premiere show
09-Aug-63 (Friday) 7:00-7:30pm (Most ITV Stations - AR/ATV/Granada)
--Pat Boone
--Chris Barber
--Billy Fury - "In Summer" and "Somebody Else´s Girl"
--Brian Poole and The Tremeloes - "Twist And South" & "Do You Love Me"
--Joyce Blair

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #2 -- 16-Aug-63 (guests unknown)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #3 -- 23-Aug-63
--Jet Harris
--Tony Meehan
--Little Peggy March
According to another source:
--Rolling Stones (1st appearance) - "Come On"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #4 -- 30-Aug-63
--The Springfields
--Johnny Kidd & the Pirates

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #5 -- 06-Sep-63
--The Searchers
--Jimmy Justice
--Tommy Roe

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #6 -- 13-Sep-63
--Freddy and the Dreamers
--Kenny Lynch

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #7 -- 20-Sep-63
--Hank Lochlin
--Acker Bilk
--Duffy Power

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #8 -- 27-Sep-63
--Adam Faith and the Roulettes
From another source:
--Cilla Black (her TV debut) - probably "Love of the Loved"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #9 -- 04-Oct-63
--Beatles (1st RSG! appearance) - "Twist and Shout," "I'll Get You" &
"She
Loves You"
--Dusty Springfield interviews the Beatles (individually)
--Helen Shapiro - "Look Who It Is" (with cameos by John, Ringo and
George).
--Paul is the judge of a Brenda Lee miming contest (four girls
lip-synch to
Brenda Lee's "Let's Jump the Broomstick")
Also:
--Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers

[--] READY STEADY GO
04Oct63 ITV Fri
'Ready Steady Go!'
The Beatles first appearance on RSG, broadcast live,
- mimed 'Twist and Shout', 'I'll Get You' and 'She Loves You'.
Associated-Rediffusion Production

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #10 -- 11-Oct-63 (guests unknown)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #11 -- 18-Oct-63
--Brook Benton
--Dion
--Dee Dee Sharp
--Timi Yuro

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #12 -- 25-Oct-63
--Joe Brown and the Bruvvers
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--Del Shannon
--PJJ
--The Tornadoes

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #13 -- 01-Nov-63
--Mary Wynter
--The Caravelles
--Polly Perkins
--The Big Three
--Tommy Quickly

Unknown airdate:
--Dion - "Donna The Prima Donna" (taped 2-Nov-63) He walks off the set
during taping, distracted by the audience. Not sure if this was
actually
aired. Date above is the taping date.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #14 -- 08-Nov-63
--John Leyton
--The Dave Clark Five
--Patsy Ann Noble
--Michael Cox

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #15 -- 15-Nov-63
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--Dusty Springfield

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #16 -- 22-Nov-63
--Rolling Stones - "I Wanna Be Your Man"
--Gerry and the Pacemakers
--Freddie and the Dreamers
--Kathy Kirby
--Kennny Lynch
--Mitch Murray

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #17 -- 29-Nov-63
--The Hollies
--Mike Same
--Manfred Mann
--Glenda Collins and the Orchids

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #18 -- 06-Dec-63
--Adam Faith and the Roulettes
--The Searchers
--Marty Wilde
--Daryl Quist
--Chris Sandford
--Ted Heath

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #19 -- 13-Dec-63
--The Dave Clark Five
--Mike Hurst
--Doug Sheldon

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #20 -- 20-Dec-63
--Billy Fury
--Dusty Springfield
--The Fourmost

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #21
27-Dec-63
--The Rolling Stones - "I Wanna Be Your Man"
--Stevie Wonder
--Andrew Loog Oldham, guest DJ

---------------------------------

1964 time change: aired Fridays at 6:08 pm (50 minutes)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #22 -- 03-Jan-64
--The Ronettes
--Tony Meehan and his Combo
--Dave Berry
--Georgia Fame and the Blue Flames

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #23 -- 10-Jan-64
--Helen Shapiro
--Manfred Mann
--The Classmates
From another source:
--Georgie Fame - "Do The Dog"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #24 -- 17-Jan-64
--Joe Brown and his Bruvvers
--Eden Kane
--Marty Wilde and the Velvettes

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #25 -- 24-Jan-64
--The Searchers
--Susan Maughan
--The Bachelors
--Cloe
--Tony Shereton
--Phil Spector

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #26 -- 31-Jan-64
--Gerry and the Pacemakers
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--Cilla Black
--The Merseybeats
--The Barron Knights

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #27 -- 7-Feb-64
--The Kinks - "Long Tall Sally"
--John Leyton
--Eden Kane
--Ben E. King
--Manfred Mann
--Kiki Dee
--Denny Seyton and the Sabres

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #28 -- 14-Feb-64 (Friday)
--Rolling Stones - "Not Fade Away," "I Wanna Be Your Man" and "You
Better
Move On"
--Keith Fordyce interviews one or more of the Stones.
--The Crystals
--Dusty Springfield
--Kenny Lynch
--The Laurie Jay Combo
--Heinz and the Woodpeckers

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #29 -- 21-Feb-64
--The Dave Clark Five
--Freddie and the Dreamers
--Big Dee Irwin
--Francoise Hardy
--Jess Conrad
--Tommy Quickly

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #30 -- 28-Feb-64
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--Kathy Kirby
--Gene Pitney
--The Hollies
--The Zephyrs

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #31 -- 06Mar64
--Adam Faith and the Roulettes
--The Merseybeats
--Mike Hurst
--JKP
--Louise Cordet
--The McKinleys
--The Marauders

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #32 -- 13Mar64
--SBJ
--Bern Elliott and the Fenmen
--Julie Grant
--The Inferno
--Petula Clark (guest DJ)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #33 -- 20-Mar-64
--The Beatles (2nd RSG! appearance) - "It Won't Be Long," "You Can't Do
That" & "Can't Buy Me Love"
--Cathy McGowan interviews George Harrison who talks about visiting
America,
drive-in movies, his lack of privacy, his favorite film stars, etc.
Followed
by the Beatles - "Can't Buy Me Love"
--The Beatles examine artwork sent in by fans as record of "This Boy"
plays.
--Amateur DJ of the Week, John Lennon plays "Tennessee Waltz" a
recording by
?? (female singer)
--Keith Fordyce and Cathy present the Beatles with a Billboard award
for
having songs at #1, #2, #3 & #4 in the U.S. charts.
--Closing credits: Record of "Please Mister Postman" plays over end
credits
as the Beatles sign autographs
OTHER GUESTS:
--Dusty Springfield - "Everyday I Have to Cry" (Ringo shown dancing
with
Cathy McGowan)
--The Animals - "Baby, Let Me Take You Home"
--Bobby Vee - "Buddy's Song" (lyrics made up of Buddy Holly song
titles)
Scheduled:
--Alma Cogan
--Millicent Martin

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #34 -- 27-Mar-64 (guests unknown)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #35 -- 3-Apr-64 (Friday)
--The Rolling Stones - "Not Fade Away"
--Mic Jagger interview (by Cathy McGowan)
--The Rolling Stones - "I Just Wanna Make Love To You"
Also:
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--Manfred Mann
--Sounds Incorporated
--Madeline Bell

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #36 (Rave Mad Mod Ball)
10-Apr-64 (Friday)
--The Searchers
--Peter Paul and Mary
--Richard Anthony
--The Applejacks
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
From another source:
--Rolling Stones (taped 8-Apr-64) - "Walking The Dog," "Not Fade Away,"
"High Heeled Sneakers" (never issued on a Stones record) and "I'm All
Right"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #37 -- 17-Apr-64
--Roy Orbison
--Kathy Kirby
--The Fourmost
--Dave Berry
The Escourts
--Van Dyke and the Bambies
--The Gamblers

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #38 -- 24-Apr-64
(taped 20-Apr-64 at The Golden Rose International TV-festival,
Montreux,
Switzerland)
--The Rolling Stones - "Mona," "Route 66" and "Not Fade Away"
--Petula Clark
--Kenny Lynch
--Les Surfs
--Les Milliles
--Adamo

Unknown air date:
circa 22-Apr-64 - The Yardbirds

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #39 -- 01-May-64
--Freddie and the Dreamers
--Cilla Black
--Billy Fury
--Tommy Quickly
--Bobby Shafto
--The Four Pennies
Probably from 01-May-64:
--Cilla Black - "You're My World" (charted 7-May-64 UK)
--Billy Fury - "I Will" and "Nothin' Shakin' (but the Leaves On The Trees)"
(these 2 songs were on a single released 14 April 1964 UK) ("I Will"
charted
on 30-Apr-64)
--The Four Pennies - "Juliet" (charted 2-Apr-64 UK)

Unknown air date (circa May 1964):
--Lulu - "Shout" (song entered UK charts 14May64)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #40 -- 08-May-64
--Little Richard
--Carl Perkins
--The Fourmost
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--The Animals
--Mike Berry

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #41 -- 15-May-64
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Hollies
--Eden Kane
--Susan Maughan
--The Pretty Things
--The Andree Silver
--The Monotones

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #42 -- 22-May-64
--Dionne Warwick
--Little Richard
--Francoise Hardy
--Mark Wynter
--Laurie Jay Combo
--The Dennisons
From another source:
--The Yardbirds "I Wish You Would"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #43 -- 29-May-64
Swinging Blue Jeans
--Kenny Lynch
--The Mojos
--The Merseybeats
--Polly Perkins
--The Remo Four

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #44 -- 05-June-64
--Adam Faith and the Roulettes
--The Applejacks
--The Fortunes

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #45 -- 12-June-64
--The Dave Clark Five
--Peter and Gordon
--Jimmy Powell
--5 Dimensions

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #46 -- 19-June-64
--The Crickets
--The Animals
--Davie Jones and the King Bees

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #47
26-June-64 (Friday)
--Rolling Stones - "It's All Over Now" and "Good Times Bad Times"
--Cathy McGowan interviews Mic Jagger
--Keith Fordyce interviews Mic Jagger, BW and BJ.
Also:
--Millie Small
--The Merseybeats
--The McKinleys


[--] READY STEADY GO
introduced by KF with CMcG (50 min)
26Jun64 Fri 6:10 pm
guests:
Millie
The McKinleys
The Jynx
mime judge:
Janice Nicholls
Directed by Pat Lumsden
Associated-Rediffusion Production

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #48
3-Jul-64 (Friday)
--Brian Jones interview. Mick there but not interviewed
Note: This date, 3Jul64, was not on the RSG! list.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #49 -- 10-Jul-64
--The Searchers
--Dusty Springfield
--The Four Pennies
--The Pete Best Four
--Manfred Mann
--The Leroys

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #50 -- 17-Jul-64 (guests unknown)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #51 - 24-Jul-64
--The Fourmost
--The Animals
--The Mojos
--Kingsize Taylor (a.k.a. King Size and the Dominoes)
--The Paramounts
--Sandie Shaw
The above guests are also mentioned on this site:
http://www.procolharum.com/fs_para3.htm
According to another source:
--Rolling Stones - "It's All Over Now"
--Keith Fordyce interviews BW and BJ.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #52 -- 31-Jul-64
--Kenny Lynch
--The Leroys
--Manfred Mann
--The Four Pennies
--The Kinks
--Simon Scott
--The Shevelles
--Peter Lee Stirling

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #53 -- 07-Aug-64
--Cilla Black
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--Kenny Lynch
--Nashville Teens
According to another source:
--The Rolling Stones - "It's All Over Now"
--Short skit with BW and Brian Jones (miming a parody to A Hard Dayıs
Night)
Guest hosts: Brian Jones & BW.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #54 -- 14-Aug-64
--Swinging Blue Jeans
--Georgie Fame
--The Maturals
--Johnny Milton and the Condors
--Julie Grant
--{Alexis Korner and Blues Incorporated}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #55 -- 21-Aug-64
--Helen Shapiro
--Wayne Gibson and the Dynamic Sounds
--Brenda Lee
--{Duffy Power}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #56 -- 28-Aug-64
--Gerry and the Pacemakers
--Mark Wynter
--The Mojos

Unknown air dates:
--Gary and the Pacemakers - "It's Gonna Be Alright" (charted 3-Sep-64
UK)
--Gary and the Pacemakers - "Why Oh Why Oh Why" and "My Babe"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #57 -- 04-Sep-64
--The Searchers
--Peter and Gordon
--The Rustiks
--Herman's Hermits

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #58 -- 11-Sep-64
--Adam Faith
--Bill Haley and his Comets
--Doug Shelton
--The Roulettes
--{Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers}
--{Rita Bartok}
--{Tony Jackson and the Vibrations}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #59 -- 18-Sep-64
--Dionne Warwick
--The Animals
--The Hollies
--Elkie Brooks
--The Chants

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #60 -- 25-Sep-64
--Gerry and the Pacemakers
The following were in brackets:
--Little Eva
--Little Walter
--The Band of Angels
--Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
--The Four

circa 1964 - Rolling Stones - "Around and Around"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #61 -- 02-Oct-64
--John Lee Hooker
--Lulu and the Luvvers
--Keith Powell

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #62 -- 09-Oct-64
--The Dave Clark Five
--Manfred Mann
--The Honeycombs

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #63 -- 16-Oct-64
--Dionne Warwick
From another source:
--Mick Jagger interview by Ellen Grehan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #64 -- 23-Oct-64
--The Dave Clark Five
--Marianne Faithfull
--Dusty Springfield
--Sandie Shaw

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #65 -- 30-Oct-64
--The Kinks
--The Dixie Cups

Unknown air date (circa October 1964):
--Rod Stewart - "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" (single released
16-Oct-64
UK)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #66 -- 06-Nov-64
--Gene Pitney
--The Beach Boys
--Dusty Springfield
--The Fourmost
--Eden Kane
Clips, from VHS tape:
--Beach Boys - "I Get Around," "When I Grow Up (to be a Man)" and
interviews
with Mike
Love and Brian Wilson (Note: 2nd song entered UK charts on 19Nov64)
--Dusty Springfield - "Losing You" (charted 22-Oct-64 UK)
--Gene Pitney - "I'm Gonna Be Strong" (charted 12-Nov-64 UK)
--The Fourmost - "Baby I Need Your Lovin'" (charted 26-Nov-64)

**possibly 6-Nov-64
--Martha Reeves and the Vandellas - "Dancing in the Street" (charted
29-Oct-65 UK) and "Heat Wave"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #67 -- 13-Nov-64
--Adam Faith and the Roulettes
--The Hollies
--Herman's Hermits
--Francoise Hardy

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #68 -- 20-Nov-64 (Friday)
--Rolling Stones - "Off The Hook," interview with Brian & Mick, "Little
Red
Rooster" & "Around And Around"
--Jerry Lee Lewis - "High Heel Sneakers" & "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin'
On"
--Simon Scott
--The Zephyrs - "What Am I Gonna Do"
--Kenny Lynch
--Marvin Gaye - "How Sweet It Is" & "Can I Get A Witness"
--Them - "Baby, Please Don't Go" (song charted 7-Jan-65 UK)
--Samantha Jones
--Burt Bacharach (correct date??)
From the RSG! list:
--The Rolling Stones
--Marvin Gaye
--Jerry Lee Lewis

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #69 -- 27-Nov-64 (taped 23-Nov-64)
--Beatles (3rd RSG! appearance)- "I Feel Fine," "She's A Woman,"
"Baby's In Black" & "Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Hey"
--Kim Weston - "A Little More Love"
From the RSG! list:
--The Beatles
--The Searchers
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--The Isley Brothers


[--] READY STEADY GO
27Nov1964 (Beatles segment taped 23Nov64)
Guests:
The Beatles recorded four songs for their third and final appearance
on Rediffusion's 'Ready Steady Go'.
They mimed to 'I Feel Fine', 'She's a Woman', 'Baby's in Black' and
'Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Hey!'.
Associated-Rediffusion Production

##




Ready, Steady, Go: Show #70 -- 04-Dec-64
--The Miracles
--P.J. Proby
--Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #71 -- 11-Dec-64
--Gerry and the Pacemakers
--{Brenda Lee}
According to another source:
--Searchers
--Animals

Unknown air date (circa 1964):
--The Plebs - "I'm Gonna Leave You"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #72 -- 18-Dec-64
--The Animals
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--Petula Clark

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #73 -- 25-Dec-64
--The Searchers
--Sandie Shaw
Clips, from VHS tape (might be 25-Dec-64):
--The Searchers - "What Have they Done to the Rain?" (charted 3-Dec-64
UK)
--The Searchers - "This Feeling Inside"
--Sandie Shaw - "Girl Don't Come" (charted 10-Dec-64 UK)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #74 -- 31-Dec-64 (Thursday)
"The New Year Starts Here"
--The Animals
--The Dave Clark Five
--Freddie and the Dreamers
--The Kinks
--Kenny Lynch
--Manfred Mann
--Susan Maughan
--Sandie Shaw
--Dusty Springfield
From another source:
'Ready, Steady, Go! The New Year Starts Here', London, Television
House,
Kingsway.
--Interviews with members of The Stones
--The Rolling Stones (performances from the 20-Nov-64 RSG!) - "Around
And
Around," "Little Red Rooster" and "Off the Hook." Also Mick Jagger
demonstrates a new dancing style.

Unknown air date (circa 1964):
--Kenny Lynch - "On My Own Two Feet"

------------------------
end of 1964 (Part 2)

Ready Steady Go! 1965 (Part 1)

01-Jan-65 -- RSG! probably not broadcast (since the New Year's show was
broadcast the day before)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #75 -- 08-Jan-65
--Cilla Black
--The Rockin' Berries
--Sonny Boy Williamson

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #76 -- 15-Jan-65
--Rolling Stones - "What a Shame," "Time Is On My Side" and "Down The
Road
Apiece"
--Cathy McGowan interviews one or more of the Stones
--The Kinks
--Del Shannon
--The Righteous Brothers

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #77 -- 22-Jan-65
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders
--{Dave Clark Five}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #78 -- 29-Jan-65
--The Animals
--The Hollies
--Goldie and the Gingerbreads
--Elkie Brooks
From another source:
--The Who - "I Can't Explain" (believed to be the Who's British TV
debut)
--The Animals
--Hollies
--Donovan
--Ron and Mel
--Elkie Brooks
--Goldie and the Gingerbreads
--Rick and Sandy
--Rhythm and Blues, Inc

Unknown air date (circa 1965):
--Rufus Thomas - "Walkin' the Dog" and "Jump Back, Baby, Jump Back"
(both
songs live)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #79 -- 5-Feb-65 (Friday)
--Adam Faith
--Marianne Faithfull
--The Roulettes
--Gene Pitney
--The Zombies
From another source:
--Donovan
(Note, it's known that Donovan appeared on 'RSG' three weeks in a row
in
February 1965, but a few sources, such as the notes of 'Summer Day
Reflection Songs,' give February 6, 1965 as his debut date. This,
however,
was a Saturday, whereas 'Ready Steady Go' aired Fridays.
Might it have actually been Friday February 5?)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #80 -- 12-Feb-65 (Friday)
--Manfred Mann
--Dusty Sprinfgield
--Nashville Teens
--Sandie Shaw
--Millie Small
From another source:
--Donovan - "Talking Donovan Blues"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #81 -- 19-Feb-65 (Friday)
--Roy Orbison
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
--The Searchers
From another source:
--Donovan - "Talking Pop Star Blues"
--Crispian St. Peters - "At This Moment"
From VHS tape:
--Georgie Fame - "Yeh Yeh" (charted 17Dec64) and "Monkeying Around"
(both
songs live)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #82 -- 26-Feb-65 (Friday)
--The Rolling Stones
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Animals
From another source:
--The Rolling Stones - "The Last Time"
--The Rolling Stones - "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love"/"Pain In My
Heart"
--The Rolling Stones - "Play With Fire"
--Mick Jagger interviewed by Cathy McGowan
-- Rolling Stones - "Iım Moving On"
From another source:
--The Who
http://www.skidmore.edu/~gthompso/britrock/60brchro/60brch65.html

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #83 -- 05-Mar-65
--Petula Clark
--The Moody Blues

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #84 -- 12-Mar-65
Gerry and the Pacemakers
--Francoise Hardy
--The Temptations
--Little Stevie Wonder
--The T-Bones
--Donovan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #85 -- 19-Mar-65
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Miracles
--Martha and the Vandellas
--Them
--The Kinks
--Bobby Vee
--Dave Berry

Unknown air date (circa March 1965):
--The Shangri-Las
--Dusty Springfield
--The Zombies
http://www.redbirdent.com/slas2

THE SOUNDS OF MOTOWN (probably a special, not on RSG! list)
taped 18-Mar-65 (Thursday)
"The Sounds of Motown" hosted by Dusty Springfield
--Opening medley: "Baby Love" (Supremes); "You Really Got a Hold on Me"
(Miracles); "I Call It Pretty Music" (Stevie Wonder); "The Way You Do
The
Things You Do" (The Temptations); "Heat Wave" (Martha and the
Vandellas);
"The Sweetest Boy That You Had" (Dusty Springfield)
--Smokey Robinson and The Miracles - "Ooh Baby Baby" and "Shop Around"
--Dusty Springfield and Martha Reeves - "Wishin' and Hopin"
--The Temptations - "It's Growing" & "My Girl"
--The Supremes - "Shake," "Stop! In the Name of Love" & "Baby Love"
--Martha Reeves and The Vandellas - "Nowhere to Run" & "Dancing in the
Street"
--Stevie Wonder - "Kiss Me Baby"
--Dusty Springfield - "Can't Hear You (No More)"
--entire cast - "Mickey's Monkey (finale?)
Note: The video release included a performance of Marvin Gaye - "How
Sweet
It Is (To Be Loved by You)" & "Can I Get a Witness" from an earlier
RSG!

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #86 -- 26-Mar-65
--The Supremes
--The Drifters
--The Moody Blues
--{The Checkmates}
Another source:
Note: Keith Fordyce leaves Ready Steady Go
http://www.skidmore.edu/~gthompso/britrock/60brchro/60brch65.html

READY STEADY GOES LIVE
Format change: In April 1965 the series switched to live performances.
(Previously, most of the guests mimed to their records.) There was also
a
temporary name change to "READY STEADY GOES LIVE."

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #87 -- 2-Apr-65
(First ever 'Ready Steady Goes LIVE')
--Dionne Warwick
--Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers
--{Tom Jones}
--{Zoot Money's Big Roll Band}
From another source:
--The Artwoods - "Sweet Mary"
--Tom Jones - "It's Not Unusual" (mimed, despite the new policy)
--Kinks
--Donovan
--Manfred Mann - "With God On Our Side"
--Roulettes

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #88 -- 09-Apr-65 (Friday)
--The Rolling Stones
--The Animals
--Goldie and te Gingerbreads
--Roger Miller
--Dave Bem (or Bern)
--{Madeline Bell}
From another source:
--Rolling Stones - "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love"/"Pain In My
Heart"
--Rolling Stones - "I'm Alright" and "The Last Time"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #89 -- 16-Apr-65 (Friday)
--Adam Faith
--The Kinks
--Herman's Hermits
--{Doris Troy}
From another source:
--John Lennon and George Harrison, interviewed
--Doris Troy
--Adam Faith - "I Need Your Lovin'" (with John and George singing
along)
--The Kinks
--Herman's Hermits

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #90 -- 23-Apr-65 (Friday)
--Cilla Black
--Tom Jones
--Paramounts
--John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
--{The Moody Blues}
From another source:
--John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
--Paramounts

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #91 -- 30Apr65
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
--{Bertice Reading}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #92 -- 07May65
--The Everly Brothers
--Unit Four Plus Two
--{Sandie Shaw}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #93 -- 14May65
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Spencer Davis Group
--Sandie Shaw
--The Kinks

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #94 -- 21-May-65
--The Who - "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere"
--David Goldsmith
--The Four Tops
--Connie Francis
--Ronnie Jones
(The RSG! list listed only The Who and The Four Tops)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #95 -- 28May65
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--The Moody Blues
--The Soul Sisters

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #96 -- 04-Jun-65
--The Rolling Stones
--The Kinks
--The Yardbirds
--{Les Surfs}
From another source:
--Rolling Stones - "The Last Time" and "Play With Fire"
--Burt Baccarach


[--] READY STEADY GO
introduced by CMcG (50 min)
8Jun65 ATV Midlands Tue 7:00 pm
(possibly at taped copy of the previous Fridays show)
guestS:
The Rolling Stones
The Kinks
The Yardbirds
Les Surfs
Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Produced by Francis Hitching

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #97 -- 11-Jun-65
--Manfred Mann
--Dave Berry
--Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
--Lulu
--Marianne Faithfull

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #98 -- 18-Jun-65
--The Marvelettes
--Them
--Solomon Burke

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #99 -- 25-Jun-65
--P.J. Proby
--The Hollies
--Bobby Goldsboro
--Donovan
--The Animals

 Ready Steady Go! 1965 (Part 2)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #100 -- 2-Jul-65 (Friday)
--The Who
--Manfred Mann
From another source:
--The Who - "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" and "Shout And Shimmy" (sadly,
this is currently the only of the Who's numerous RSG spots known to
still exist) Note: Other sources list this appearance as 21-May-65
--Manfred Mann
--Ad Libs
--Majority
--Kenny Lynch
--Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
--Nina Simone
VHS clip (probably 02-Jul-65):
--Peter Cook and Dudley Moore - "Goodbye-ee" (charted 17-Jun-65 UK)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #101 -- 09-Jul-65 (Friday)
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Ivy League
--Goldie and the Gingerbreads
--Simon Scott
--{Kenny Lynch}
According to another source:
--The Yardbirds

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #102 -- 16-Jul-65
--The Animals
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
--Inex & Charlie Foxx
--{Dusty Springfield and the Echoes}
--{Nina Simone}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #103 -- 23-Jul-65
--Marianne Faithfull
--Dave Berry
--P.J. Proby
--The Pretty Things
--The Moody Blues
From another source:
--Simon & Garfunkel - "I Am A Rock"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #104 -- 30-Jul-65
--The Kinks
--The Yardbirds
--The Breakaways
--Crista Nelli

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #105 -- 6-Aug-65
--The Who (minus Roger)
--Brian Poole and the Tremeloes
--The Byrds
--Sonny And Cher

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #106 -- 13-Aug-65
--The Animals
--The Walker Brothers
--Nico
From another source:
--The Animals - "Talkin' About You" & "Let The Good Times Roll"
--Sonny And Cher

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #107 -- 20-Aug-65
--Herman's Hermits
--Wayne Fontana
--The Alan Price Set
--Donovan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #108 -- 27-Aug-65
--The Hollies
--The Rolling Stones
--Georgie Fame
--{Lulu}
From another source:
--The Rolling Stones - "Mercy Mercy," "Cry To Me" and "Satisfaction"
--The Rolling Stones - "Apache" (the Shadows classic the Stones never
issued
on record. This song performed without Mick) Performed during closing
credits.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #109 -- 3-Sep-65
--The Who - "My Generation" and "Dancing In The Street"
--Big Dee Irwin
--Lou Johnson
--Walker Brothers
--Zombies
--Honeycombs
(The RSG! list mentioned only The Who and The Zombies)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #110 -- 10-Sep-65 (Friday)
--Manfred Mann
--Goldie & the Gingerbreads
--Chris Farlowe
From another source:
--The Rolling Stones (taped 2-Sep-65) - "Oh Baby (We've Got A Good
Thing
Goin')," "That's How Strong My Love Is" and "Satisfaction"
--"Mime Time" parody with the Stones, Andrew Loog Oldham and Cathy
McGowan
miming to "I Got You Babe."
--The Preachers (a British band) (introduced by Bill Wyman)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #111 -- 17-Sep-65
--Dusty Springfield
--The Hollies
--Gary Lewis
--The Small Faces

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #112 -- 24-Sep-65
--Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
--Manfred Mann
--{Lou Johnson}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #113 -- 1-Oct-65
--The Searchers
--The Yardbirds
--The Exciters

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #114 -- 08-Oct-65
--The Everly Brothers
--The Supremes

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #115 -- 15-Oct-65
--Lulu
--Ben E. King
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
--The Fortunes
--{Dusty Springfield}
--{Graham Bond Organisation}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #116 -- 22-Oct-65
--The Animals
--The Searchers
--Chris Farlowe
--The Rolling Stones
From another source:
--Rolling Stones - "Cry To Me," "She Said Yeah," "Get Off Of My Cloud"
--The Animals - "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" "I'm Gonna Change The
World"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #117 -- 29-Oct-65
--The Dave Clark Five
--The Yardbirds
--Dave Berry
--The Ivy League
--The Merseybeats

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #118 -- 05-Nov-65
--The Who
--Sir Douglas Quintet
--Donovan
--The Moody Blues
From another source:
--The Who - "My Generation"
--Sir Douglas Quintet
--Lesley Duncan
--Paul and Barry Ryan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #119 -- 12-Nov-65
--Sylvie Vartan
--Johnny Hallidaay
--The Nashville Teens
--The Small Faces
--Wilson Pickett
From another source:
--Marc Bolan - "The Wizzard" (his first single) (possibly taped
11-Nov-65)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #120 -- 19-Nov-65
--The Who
--Gerry and The Pacemakers
--The Searchers
--Chris Andrews
--Keith Powell
From another source:
--The Who - "Shout And Shimmy"
--Kinks
--Gerry and The Pacemakers
--Searchers
--Beatstalkers
--Keith Powell
--Gillian Hill

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #121 -- 26-Nov-65
--The Animals
--Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--Peter and Gordon
--Herman's Hermits
--{Sue and Sunny}
From another source:
--The Who - "Love Hurts" & "Runaround Sue" (two songs they never issued
studio versions of)
--The Animals

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #122 -- 3-Dec-65
--The Walker Brothers
--The Hollies
--The Who
--Ketty Lester
--Major Lance
--The Toys
Also (from another source which also listed the above):
--Fontella Bass
--Wayne Fontana

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #123 -- 10-Dec-65
--Manfred Mann
--The McCoys
--The Spencer Davis Group
--The Rocking Berries
--Dodie West
--{The Kinks}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #124 -- 17-Dec-65
--Tom Jones and the Squires
--The Walker Brothers
--Fourmost
--Dee Dee Warwick
--Cleo Laine

23-Dec-65 (possibly 24-Dec-65)
--Eric Burdon
--Spencer Davis Group
--Dave Dee, Dozy Beaky, Mick and Titch
--Donovan
--Paul Jones
--Alan Price
--The Who

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #125 (Special Christmas Show)
24-Dec-65 (Friday)
--The Who - "Jingle Bells" "My Genearation" "The Kids Are Alright" and
"Baby
Don't You Do It"
--Animals
--Hollies
--Kinks
--Herman's Hermits
--Chris Farlowe
Various skits, and a finale of "White Christmas" sung by all
participants

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #126 -- 31-Dec-65
THE NEW YEAR STARTS HERE (Special New Years Show)
--The Animals
--Chris Andrews
--Dave Berry
--The Dave Clark Five
--Tom Jones
--The Kinks
--Kenny Lynch
--Lulu
From another source (which also listed the above acts):
--The Rolling Stones - "Satisfaction," "Get Off Of My Cloud"
--Chris Farlowe
--Searchers
--Dusty Springfield
--The Who

[--] Ready, Steady Go: THE NEW YEAR STARTS HERE
31Dec65 ITV Network 11:55 Friday
Introduced by
Keith Fordyce and Cathy McGowan
Guests:
The Animals
Chris Andrews
Dave Berry
The Dave Clark Five
Tom Jones
The Kinks
Lulu
Kenny Lynch
The Rolling Stones
The Searchers
Dusty Springfield
Edited by Vicki Wickham
Produced by Francis Hitching
Executive Producer Elkan Allen
Directed by Robert Fleming
Rediffusion Network Production
(Also guesting - but not credited
Alfie Bass and Bill Fraser (Bootsie and Snudge)
miming to The Righteous Brothers classic hit single
"You've Lost That Loving Feeling")

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #127 -- 07-Jan-66
--Georgie Fame
--The Hollies
--The Exciters

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #128 -- 14-Jan-66
--Fontella Bass
--Lee Dorsey
--Patti LaBelle and the Blue Belles

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #129 -- 21-Jan-66
--Dusty Springfield
--Donovan
--The Nashville Teens

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #130 -- 28-Jan-66
--Sandie Shaw
--The Small Faces
--Paul & Barry Ryan
From another source (which also listed the above acts):
--The Who - "Circles"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #131 -- 04-Feb-66
--Adam Faith
--The Spencer Davis Group

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #132 -- 11-Feb-66
--The Animals
--Len Barry
--Breakaway
--The Action
From another source:
--The Animals - "Maudie" and "Inside Looking Out"
--James Brown

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #133 -- 18-Feb-66
--Tom Jones and the Squires
--The Yardbirds
--The Hollies
--Boz

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #134 -- 25-Feb-66
--Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas
--The Walker Brothers
--Doris Troy

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #135 -- 04-Mar-66
--Manfred Mann
--The Yardbirds
--The Small Faces
From another source:
--David Bowie and the Buzz - "Can't Help Thinking About Me"
--The Small Faces
Source:
http://www.algonet.se/~earflaps/bowie/tv660304.htm

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #136 -- 11-Mar-66
James Brown and the Famous Flames (entire show devoted to the music of
James
Brown, the James Brown Revue were the only guests)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #137 -- 18-Mar-66 (Friday)
--Billy Fury
--The Spencer Davis group
From another source:
--The Who - "Barbara Ann" and "Substitute"
--Barbara Lewis
--Billy Fury
--Irma Thomas
--Bob Lind

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #138 -- 25-Mar-66
--Wilson Pickett
--The Animals
--Dusty Springfield

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #139 -- 01-Apr-66
READY STEADY ALLEZ (from France)
--The Who
--The Yardbirds
--Mireille Mathieu
From another source:
--The Who - "My Generation" and "Substitute"
--Yardbirds
--Brian Jones and Bill Wyman (non-musical appearance)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #140 -- 08-Apr-66
--Martha and the Vandellas
--{The Shangri-Las}
--{Arthur Alexander}
--{Don Conway}
--{Cilla Black}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #141 -- 15-Apr-66
--The Lovin' Spoonful
--Chris Andrews
--The Vibrations
--Dusty Springfield

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #142 -- 22-Apr-66
--Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
--{The Lovin' Spoonful}

circa Apr-66
--The Paramounts

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #143 -- 29-Apr-66
--Neil Christian
--Pinkerton's Assorted Colours

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #144 -- 06-May-66
--The Small Faces
--Wayne Fontana
--Tom Jones
--{Patti LaBelle and the Blue Belles}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #145 -- 13-May-66
--The Scaffold
--The Everly Brothers
--The Mindbenders

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #146 -- 20-May-66 (Friday)
--Sandie Shaw
--Ben E. King
--{Paul and Barry Ryan}
From another source:
--An interview with Bruce Johnston of The Beach Boys source:
http://www.thewho.net/whostory/mayold.html

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #147 -- 27-May-66
--The Rolling Stones
--The Animals
--The Yardbirds
--Chris Andrews
From another source:
--Rolling Stones - "I Am Waiting," "Under My Thumb" and "Paint It
Black"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #148 -- 03-Jun-66
--Cilla Black
--Roy C.
--Billie Davis & Keith Powell
--Oscar

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #149 -- 10-Jun-66
--Manfred Mann
--Twice As Much
--Tony Hazzard

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #150 -- 17-Jun-66
--Gene Pitney
--The Hollies
--Herman's Hermits
--Chris Farlowe
From another source:
--Chris Farlowe - "Out of Time" (Jagger/Richard's song)
--Mick Jagger interviewed by Cathy McGowan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #151 -- 24-Jun-66
--Dave Berry
--Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Titch
--Tom Jones
--The Kinks
--{Norma Tanega}

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #152 -- 01-Jul-66
--Dusty Springfield
--Chris Curtis
From another source:
--The Hollies - "Bus Stop"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #153 -- 08-Jul-66
--The Walker Brothers
--Simon and Garfunkel
--Troggs
--Joy Marshall

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #154 -- 15-Jul-66
--Dusty Sprinfield
--David and Johnathan

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #155 -- 22-Jul-66
--Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
--Paul & Barry Ryan
--Madeleine Bell
--Lee Drummond

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #156 -- 29-Jul-66
--Manfred Mann
--Joe Tex and his Band

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #157 -- 05-Aug-66
--The Troggs - "A Girl Like You"
(Note: The RSG list had no guests listed for this date.)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #158 -- 12-Aug-66
--The Alan Price Set
--Julie Felix
--The Game
--the Fourmost

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #159 -- 19-Aug-66
--The Who
--Manfred Mann
--Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers
--Twice As Much
From another source (which also had the above guests listed):
--The Who - "A Legal Matter" and "I'm A Boy"
--Salena Jones

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #160 -- 26-Aug-66
--Sonny & Cher
--The Mindbenders
--The Small Faces
--The Overlanders

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #161 -- 02-Sep-66
--Sandie Shaw
--The Spencer Davis Group
--The Fortunes
--Wayne Fontana

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #162 -- 09-Sep-66
--David Garrick
--The Who
--Peter and Gordon
--Zoot Money
--Eddie Cave and the Fyx
From another source (which also listed the above acts):
--The Who - "I'm A Boy" "Heat Wave"
--Twice As Much


Ready, Steady, Go: Show #163 -- 16-Sep-1966
OTIS REDDING SPECIAL
Video -  Ready, Steady, Go! Otis Redding Special (4pt)   
Starring:: Otis Redding, Guests:  Eric Burdon, Chris Farlowe
--Otis Redding - "Satisfaction," "My Girl" and "Respect"
--Eric Burdon - "Hold on I'm Coming"
--Chris Farlowe - "This Is a Man's World" (probably "It's A Man's Man's Man's World")
--Otis Redding - "Pain in My Heart" and "I Can't Turn You Loose"
--Otis Redding, Eric Burton, Chris Farlow - "Shake" and "Land of 1000 Dances"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #164 -- 23-Sep-66
--The Walker Brothers
--Dave, Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Titch
--The Breakaways

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #165 -- 30-Sep-66 (guests unknown)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #166 -- 07-Oct-66
--Paul & Barry Ryan
--Eric Burdon
--The Rolling Stones
From another source:
--Rolling Stones - "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby Standing In The
Shadow," "Paint It Black" and "Lady Jane" (taped 04-Oct-66)
Note: Taped 4th October 1966: UK TV (ARTV) 'Ready, Steady, Go - Live!', Wembley.

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #167 -- 14-Oct-66
--Dusty Springfield
--Paul Jones

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #168 -- 21-Oct-66
--The Who - "Batman," "Bucket T," "I'm A Boy," "Disguises," and "My
Generation/Rule Britania"
--The Who mime to Cliff Richard's "Summer Holiday"
--Lee Dorsey
--Georgie Fame
(The RSG! list also had the above acts listed)

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #169 -- 28-Oct-66
--The Dave Clark Five
--Edwin Starr
--Bobby Goldsboro
--The Troggs

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #170 -- 04-Nov-66
--Manfred Mann
--Bobby Darin
From another source:
--Cream - "Wrapping Paper" & "N.S.U." (taped 01-Nov-66)
Sources:
http://www.holeintheweb.com/drp/bhd/EricClapton.htm
http://www.jackbruce.com/tours0.htm

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #171 -- 11-Nov-66
--Cilla Black
--Wayne Fontana
--The Spencer Davis Group
--Francoise Hardy
--Geno Washington

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #172 -- 18-Nov-66
--The Four Tops
--Eric Burdon
--The Small Faces
--The Butterfield Blues Band

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #173 - 25-Nov-66
--Little Richard
--Donovan
--Ben E. King

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #174 -- 02-Dec-66
--Herman's Hermits

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #175 -- 09-Dec-66
--The Alan Price Set
--Bobby Hebb
--Marc Bolan
--The Move

December 1966 (exact date unknown):
--Cat Stevens - "I Love My Dog"
--The Troggs
--Kim Fowley - "They're Coming To Take Me Away"
--Los Bravos

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #176 -- 16-Dec-66
--Jimi Hendrix - "Hey Joe" (Hendrix's TV debut) (probably taped
13-Dec-66)
--Marc Bolan - "Hippy Gumbo"

Ready, Steady, Go: Show #177 -- 23-Dec-66 (final show)
(Ready Steady GOES!)
--Mick Jagger and Chris Farlowe - "Out Of Time" & "Satisfaction" (song
excerpts)
--The Who - "Please Don't Touch" (Eddie Cochran song they never issued
a
studio version of) and "I'm A Boy"
--Paul Jones
--Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
--Eric Burdon
--Alan Price
--Donovan
--Lulu
--Keith Relf and Paul Sammwell Smith
--Julie Felix
--Cat Stevens
--Merseys
--Peter and Gordon
--Small Faces
--Spencer Davis Group
(Note...some of the above may have just been spoken apperances and
not musical performances)


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