Sixties music show C'Mon was a pacey pop confection, complete with go-go dancers, hipster presenter Peter Sinclair, and a distinctive pop art set. In one of two surviving episodes, regulars Mr Lee Grant, Herma Keil and Billy Kristian (aka Billy Karaitiana) manage to zip through 17 songs, with help from guests The Gremlins — who perform the night's only original number, Loxene Gold Disc nominee 'Blast Off 1970' — Kiwi guitar pioneer Bob Paris, and "southern songbird" Bronwyn Neil. The visuals hit maximum freakout with Mr Lee Grant, before a final medley of nostalgic favourites — including a brief musical cameo from Sinclair.
It's been a long week, but you're back on C'Mon so lose your blues and get with the go-go. For the next 30 minutes it’s a happening scene on your TV screen, and here’s what we mean.– Presenter Peter Sinclair opens the show
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Opening credits song 'Come On, Come On' performed by American singer Freddy Cannon
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