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Good Day - The Music and Record Industry
Television (Full Length) – 1978
We made commercial pop hit records. That’s what they wanted at the time and that’s what they got.– Craig Scott
A lot of local production in the early 60s was just dreadful, just awful. They were fun to do but they were shocking productions.– Peter Sinclair on the early days of television
By this time we couldn’t afford haircuts so it was really starting to hang — so we had instant mop tops.– Ray Columbus (on being ready for Beatlemania)
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